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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 28, 1934

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Henhouse robbery in Trafalgar Township netting 160 hens

At about 2 00 a m Tuesday unknown thieves entered William Nunan s henhouse at ninth one Trafalgar Township and stole 160 laying hens Police Chief George Cookman investigated with reports of a possible arrest Acton bowlers win second prize at Oakville tournament Acton Young People present Milton Short Course play Courageous Men with cast and dance and music by Campbellville and Acton residents County Liberal Executive meets in Milton with Acton representation and praise for Halton campaign workers

William Nunan Trafalgar Township George Cookman Acton Oakville S- M. Lasby D. H. Lindsay J. M. McDonald H. I. G. Fraser S. M. Lasby Milton Burlington Mr. Powers Robert Miller Mrs. Powers Pearl Foster Ruth Flora Sayers Annette Margaret Brown Janice Velma Murray Jimmy Reg. Fenner Howard Herold Swackhamer Frank Dick Packer Walter Linham Jos. Hurst Pearl Jack McMillan Campbellville Robert Parkinson Halton Messrs G. A. Dills A. Leishman W. J. Akins R. J. Ramshaw Blakelock

Boston Church celebrates 114th anniversary in Scotch Block

The Boston Church in Esquesing known as The Scotch Block marked its 114th anniversary with morning services led by Rev. H L Bennie of Acton and an evening sermon by Rev. Thomas Eakin of Knox College. Choir director Stanley Brown led music with Mrs Mary Joyce organist and soloists from Guelph and Esquesing. After services, attendees from nearby districts gathered in the church yard to recall history and anniversaries, reaffirming the country church as a central community hub.

Boston Esquesing H. L. Bennie Acton Mr. Bennie Bennie Stanley’ Brown Mary Joyce Harold Mickie Thomas ‘Eakin Knox College Toronto Eakin Horace , Kaye

Sketches of Building Arranged by Murray Memorial Committee

The Murray Memorial Committee met in the Council Chamber with most members present but Reeve Thetford absent due to illness. A plan to hire an architect or assistant to sketch building requirements was authorized to be submitted to the Public Utilities Commission after committee approval and cost edging toward zero expenditure.

Murray Memorial Committee Council Chamber Thetford Murray Public Utilities Commission Yeas and Ways C.L. Poole H. L. Bennie E.jones J. E. McMillan W. A. Lasby S. M. Lasby J. B. Mackenzie W. H. Kentner Messrs E. Jones Werte

The Evening Meal Digester Clip Remark

A humorous exchange weighs hair dye risks with a cautionary uncle anecdote about marriage to a widow and seven children within a month.

Nutte Pit Mina

Variety of News Act on Lawn Bowling Club

A Games Committee meeting on Friday June 22 decided to hold a jitney of mixed doubles every Monday night and designate Thursdays in July and August as invitation nights to entertain neighboring clubs. Huttonville Park reports strong patronage from Toronto and nearby towns and plans a motor boat addition while praising a record June and an anticipated record July. Summer travel for city children seeks 1 000 holiday homes with two week visits, requesting hostesses to offer free lodging with medical exams and transportation funded, host families to reply with references to F N Stapleford at 22 Wellesley Street Toronto.

Act Games Committee Huttonville’ Park Toronto Harris Pirena F. N. Btapleford Wellesley Street

County Council Considers Debenture Guarantee for Burlington

Burlington seeks county backing for a $1200000 water system debenture to fund a new plant and expand capacity to 4 million gallons daily. The plan, supported by Mayor Watson and Hughes Cleaver, would save Burlington about 5000 to 18000 in interest and aligns with similar county practices in Simcoe. The council reserved final action pending county solicitor guidance.

Department of Agriculture Reeve Currie Edwin Har- Top Milton F. L. Wright Acton W. A. Wilson Georgetown M. J. Carton Mouldboard Association T. G. Ramshaw W. Thorpe Milton Fair Board Department of Highways McGowan County Council Osgoode Wall County Court Watson Hughes Cleaver Burlington Cleaver Hewson Anderson Morley Wilkinson Oakville Board of Education J. H. McBain Currie Thorpe Halton County Women’s Institute Morden Simcoe

Various Interesting Tents of News

Warrant issued for arrest of Cyril Middlebrook in Milton after he failed to appear in court on liquor sale charges and for possessing permits not in his name. Bowling Jitney Acton bowlers held a mixed match with ten teams, results listed. Trafalgar barn fire destroys structures on G A Brown farm. Acton Legion wins Zone 13 Degree Team shield after judging. Acton and Guelph Tennis results from Western Ontario Senior B match. June 20 wedding of Violet Marguerette Crosman to Alfred William Chapman with reception and attendees listed.

Cyril Middlebrook Milton J. R. Elliott Trafalgar G. A. Brown Trafalgar Township Brown Earl Thompson Acton Legion Brampton Legion Hall Legion H R. Adams Leong Comrades J. M. McDonald J. J F. J. Salt Sergt-at-Arms E. Harrop Acton and Guelph Church of Our Lady Western Ontario Acton Guelph Leo Kloopfer Bert Hinton E. Eaton C. Crawford George Poole J. Sheridan L. Kloepfer Earon Sheridan Hinton Crawford W. Kloepfer

Acton Loses to Oakville in 10-2 Defeat

Acton Ball Team suffered its fifth loss against Oakville by 10 to 2 on Saturday. Morton struggled on the mound for Acton, allowing fourteen safeties while Galbraith worked for Oakville, yielding five hits. Oakville jumped to a 4-0 first inning lead and cruised, with Brown, D. Wilson and Post collecting three hits apiece for Oakville.

Acton Oakville Lakeshore Boys Norm Morton Strawberry Town Boys Galbraith Lakeshores Acton Boys D. Wilson Flaxman Lyon Anderson

A Selection of News Items From Knox Church and Local Societies

A Young Women’s Auxiliary picnic at Knox Church Grounds featured practical contests and a clothing and toy donation for the missionary base. Farewell flowers were given to Miss Frances Ball by Public and Continuation School teachers after her departure. Mr and Mrs Robert Wheeler celebrated a golden wedding at Limehouse and details recall his CN.R work and Mrs Wheeler’s New York birth. Picnics by Acton United Church at Soper Park and Knox Young People’s Club at LaSalle Park included races, outings, and a bustling day with several missing items noted.

Young Women’s Auxiliary Knox Church Miss Ball Frances Ball Miss . Ball Robert Wheeler Robert ‘Wheeler Georgetown Limehouse W.G. Wallace Edward Bella Soper Park Galt Young People’s League of Acton Hamilton

Community event notices and schedules

A listing of local events includes the Women's Institute July meeting at Mrs Denny's home with speaker Dr McNiven, weekly holiday park dances and a band concert at Acton, a Churchill Cemetery Board meeting on July 4, a garden party by the United Church W A at Ballinafad on July 10 with Toronto elocutionist Mrs Bearl Newton and The Geogian Stingers, and a refreshment booth on site.

The Women's Institute F. Denny McNiven Stanley Park Acton Citizens' Band Jack. Ramsay Therd 'Witt Churchill Cemetery Board W. A. of the United, Church Ballinafad John W. Snow Seventh Line Esquesing Bearl Newton Toronto Qeogian Phyllis Henne John Edmondson Hooth

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News of H. L. Bennile Thos. Eakin Murray Memorial Thetford — County Beomes Fair Boards Halton and Peel House of Refuges wiS-as Halton and Peel Department of Administration of Justice Ontario J. A. Humphriss Welland County Fratton County LaCrew Ontario Agricultural College LaDrew H. Cleave Agricultural Committee Agriculural Committee A. R. G. Smith New Hamburg S. T T. Watson J. McGeachie Dr. Pearen T. Bailey J. Bauer E. Sweeney J. Wood Lasby R. H. Elliott A. Buchanan J. Adamson Miss Smith H. Fraser A.E. Cros Violet Marguerette Alfred William Chapman George Chapman Thistletown A. Stewart Chalmers Presbyterian Church Muriel Crossman Jack Chapman John Black D. A. Morrison Crossman Chapman Points Borles Anne Barnardo Marion Grey RHE Acion Cnet Yee Galbraith and Ike Bob Anderson Post Carter Cc I Lyon L Wilson Ridley Rf Vine ‘Pletcher Milton Eves Oakvile Aston
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