Acton Council Reverses No Appeals To Lower Roll At Revision
At a Monday Acton Council meeting acting Reeve E Jones, the Court of Revision heard four appeals against the 1933 assessment roll. The council confirmed the 1933 roll as prepared, denying lowers, and approved a $100 grant to the Act Citizens Band for 1933. A special meeting was set to review estimates and strike the rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Revision
Reeve Thetford
Acton Band
Acton Council
E. Jones
J. E. McMillan
M. Lasby
W. A. Lasby
Thetford
Sarah J. McCutcheon
Arthur Street
Walter Cutting
Scene Street
Sadie Switzer
Main Street
Earl N. Lambert
Mill
Main Streets
McPherson
McCutcheon
E.lambert
T. J. O'Neil
J. R Ramshaw
Counc
Halton
Acton Citizens’ Band
G. M.lasby
Act Citizens’ Band
Acton ‘Farr
Connell
J. H. Falconbridge
Young Street
Young
Mason Knitting staff honor twenty-five years of marriage
Mr and Mrs Amos Mason were surprised during a Mason Knitting Co. finishing department gathering at closing time to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. An address by Charles L Kirkness and a silver basket of twenty five American Beauty rose buds were presented as a token of esteem. The couple thanked employees for the thoughtful gesture and recalled early married days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mason
Massachusetts
Mason Knitting Co
Charles Kirkmess
Mason
Jessie Young
Amos Mason
Ufe
Charles L. Kirkness
Local June Meetings and Acton Band Concert Report
The Lakeside I O D E held a June meeting at Miss H Wallace’s home with a quilt ticket draw planned and a display at Edwards bakery. Acton Citizens' Band performed a varied program under C. W. Mason, drawing a large crowd. The 32nd District Women's Institute meeting took place in Burlington with officers and speakers noted. other Institute sessions in Acton and Rockwood featured varied programs and a social. A severe storm disrupted power and caused store and roof damage, delaying factory restart and prompting electrical repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
I O.D. E
H ‘Wallace
Edwards
Gowdy
Walton
Women’s Institute
St. Luke’s Parish Hall
Burlington
Campbell
Georgetown
J. the Carleton
Guelph
Branich
Carleton
Acton
Geo. Agnew
Mountain Union
Ashgrove
P. W. Merry
Hornby
Appelby
Stewarttown
Wilson
Keiser Ve
Farmers rally at Town Hall endorses CCF movement
Capt E Philpott addressed a fair crowd at the Town Hall as CCF speakers outlined a program for farmers and city dwellers. H H Hannam urged wage reform and warns fascism could rise in Canada while the CCF plans socialization of milk and banking and tax reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. O. Plank
H. H. Hannam
Regina
GC. C. F
Toronto
C. c. Fr
Ottawa
Canada
Capt
Philpott
Garden party and church notices from Campbellville district
A Campbellville Ladies Aid garden party will be held Thursday evening June 15 with a Kilbride vs Campbellville baseball game at 6 p m followed by music from Acton Citizens Band and other artists. The 113th anniversary of Boston Presbyterian Church will be celebrated June 18 1933 with services at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m led by Rev H E Abraham and music by the Arges Male Choir of Guelph. A supper and concert will follow with tea on the lawn and a church program of solos duets and instrumental by the choir. District Fall Fairs Association met near Brampton with attendees from Acton Nassagaweya and others and discussed admission 35c and fair guidelines. John Marshall of Nassagaweya Township celebrated his eightieth birthday with family gathering. he conducts an adult Bible class and farm duties. A local church play Cabbages and Orchids was staged with youths in the Anglican Dramatic Club and new parish stage drop curtain gifted by J M Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Women’s Institute
Gamble
Mesdames McWliams
McArthur
Garner
Laird
Fritz
Ayles
Hewat
Miss Thomas
Crawford
Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church At
Campbellville
Kilbride
Acton Citizens
Boston Presbyterian Church
H. E. Abraham
Toronto
E. Fielding
Guelph
Arges
Fall Fairs Association
Brampton
J. R. Ramshaw
F. L. Wright
R. J. Kerr
Acton
Carroll
Ontario Fairs Association
Shear
John Marshall
Nassagaweya Township
Nassagawega
Ebenezer Sunday School
Guelph Road
Marshall
Fier Paris
Lillian Perry
Irene Flowers
Olive Rooks
Phyllis Mackle
Esther ,Taylor
Barbara Taylor
Alice Taylor
Hazel Bridges
Irene Elliott
Velma Blair
Clara Bauer
Violet Knight
Sawyer
A. J. Buchanan
Anglican Dramatic Club
Public School Board Rehires Staff as Continuation School Closes
At the Tuesday meeting trustees accepted re engagements from all public school teachers and staff including the caretaker and truant officer with salary reductions considered necessary. The Continuation School will close June 23 after resignations by the principal and two assistants were read and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Graham
P. A. Sawyer
J. P. Scarrow
A J. Buchanan
J. M. McDonald
Miss Phelan
Lockwood
Phelan
Sawyer
Acton
Mason Knitting Co
Forte A. M. Darling
Acton Public Utilities
Elliott Bros
A. T. Brown
R. ‘Moore
Mr. Oakley
Oakville Triumphs Over Acton In Baseball Tilt
Oakville defeated Acton 11 to 5 in Strawberry Town on Saturday as Acton’s defense faltered and Oakville bundled hits. Lefty Morton earned relief duties, quieting Acton with a sharp changeup and limiting threats, while Acton’s miscues and scattered hits capped a rough day for Chalmers.
Oakville Defeats Acton In Baseball Finale
Two base hits by Waltern and J Wilson with three runs in the late innings lead Oakville to an 11 to 5 victory over Acton. Bannon allowed five hits in four innings, Chalmers took the loss after 6 innings, and Morton earned two runs for Oakville. Ridley scored three runs at short while Holloway led Acton with three of four at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Oakville Ab-R-H PO
Wilson
Post
Cavin
O' Wilson
Ramsay
C Lyon
Jobs ‘Brown
Fletcher
Carter
Ridley
Hopkins
Bannon
Boon
Waltern
J. Wilson
Ridey
Terry
B. Morton
Chalmers
Morton
Oakville
Acton School Roll of Honor Names and Totals
Acton School honors list shows multiple classes with student scores and totals. Senior Fourth includes Hazel Wilson and Mary Young among top scorers. Junior Fourth, Senior Third, and other classes list students with scores and class totals. Principal M. Z. Bennett and teachers D. Forster M. Orr oversee the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Hazel Wilson
Mary Young
Verlen Thompson
Jean Bennie
Marion Nicol
Annie Holmes
Primer Class Names and Totals Listed in School Record
The record shows Dora Wood 328 Austin Gibbons 324 Fern Fryer 322 Margaret Somerville 315 Rena Braida 308 Olga Dyrin 301 totaling 365. Eveleen Braida 187 Betty Sawyer 184 Wanda Stahimiack 183 Enoch Marczak 173 totaling 215. Teachers M A Odbert primary room Roy Wood Jack Mainprize Lloyd Robinson Victor Masters Aileen Fryer Edward Arnold M R Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Wood
Austin’ Gibbons
Fern Fryer
Margaret Somerville
Rena Braida
Olga Dyrin
Eveleen Braida
Betty Sawyer
Wanda Stahimiack
Enoch Marczak
M. A.odbert
Roy Wood
Jack Mainprize
Lloyd Robinson
Victor Masters
Aileen Fryer
Edward Arnold
Nassagaweya Council Hears Appeals Denied Weed Plan Approved
Nassagaweya Council met May 29 and passed accounts for Municipal World and relief payments. In the Court of Revision the appeals from Interprovincial Brick Co. and others were dismissed, the 1933 assessment confirmed, and notices ordered for ratepayers to cut roadside weeds to save at least 400 dollars. The council adjourned to July 3 at 8 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Pubic Utilities Commission
Acton ‘Public Utilities Commission
Acton Public Utilities Commission
H. A Coxe
Goveitmene O
Reflex Sign Co
Acton “Public Utilities Commis
Isaac B. Weadge
Sion
R M. McDonald
Actor Free Press
Council
Interprovincial Brick Co
Tuck
McIntyre
Bert Lamb
A_o'glock, p. m
First Urchin Attacks Doctor Over Baby Claim
In the Evening Meal Digester, an exchange shows two urchins debating a claim that Dr. Smith brought their baby. The dialogue indicates a defiant stance as the second urchin asserts taking from him as well.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. and
Mrs. A. Mason
Mr. Mason
Mrs. Mason
Acton Bamis
C. W. Mason
St. Luke's Memorial Hall
Burington
J. E. Gamble
G. H. Lantz
G. R. Agnew
A. H. Bishop
F. Denny
H. McCutcheon
J. J. Stewart
Jack
Hawthorne
Alice Potter
E. Philpott
Afton
Arthur Meighen
Co. C. F
Russia
Capt. Philpott
Premier Henry
Mk Co
C. C.F
Confederation
Nassagaweya
Educational Department
Milton
Strawberry Town
Serra
Lakeshore
White
R. H. BE
Wwe
Rube” Horning
Hamilton
Bud” Carmicheal
Holloway
Bill Waterhouse
M. Z. Bennett
Jack Hollinger
Williaban Weaver
Beatrice, Taylor
Mary Cripps
Jessie Coles
Helen Mooney
D. Forster
Mae Roney
Helen Withers
Rino Braido
George Williams
Jean Evans
George Bayliss
M. Orr
Mina Cripps
Irene Fryer
Annie Molozzole
Marie Brunelle
Olga F Porty
Dorothy King
Frances Chisholm
L Anderson
Helen Mann
Eleanor Jacque
Albert ‘Louttit
Lorne Masters
Doris Weaver
Billie Fields
A.W. McMillan
Polly Party
Gal Tole-Dawkins
Jean Fraser
Leonard Lambert
Margaret Hodgins
Tommy Atkinson
Mary Marzo
Joe Taylor
Mickey MacMillan
Ethel Franklin
Vera Landsborough
Winnifred Dawkins
M. R. Moore
Nassagaweya Council
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