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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

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Acton Wins First Round in OHA Playoffs A

Acton defeats Brantford to take a four goal advance in the OHA A division playoffs. The Brantford goalie faced heavy pressure as Acton dominated the opening game, with Morton and Kentner among the scorers and Greer solid in goal. The round stands 9-2 in Acton's favor.

Acton OHA A Acton- Brantford Brantford the &J. Jude Hox Worm Morton Terry Jack Kentner Gibbons Nick Huffman Marzo Joe Kentner Morton Brothers Brants Check Walters Norm Morton Rush Smith Jack Bus Morton Norm Greer Box Baumegart You Ekentner Brantfords Hranis Walmgart Wiel Terry Tooe Norai Morton Urant Highet Wood ! Sports Howest Nort Morton Vox Baum- Bart Burns

Skidding play staged at St. Joseph’s Town Hall

The Basilica Players presented Skidding under St. Joseph’s Church auspices to a good Tuesday night crowd. The plot centers on Judge Hardy facing crooked politicians, with Marion Hardy stepping in to speak, family tensions, and a late election win for Judge and Marion. Music by Dyrne and Mike Lian Byrne preceded the show.

St. Joseph's Church Town Hall Basilica Judge Hardy Marion Iovierce Andy Wayne Trenton Marlon Morse Miya Estelle Mother Shy Henally Wayme Mire Dyrne Mikes Lian Byrne Aunt Milly Dorothy Ynce Patrick Greene

Hillsburg curlers edge Acton in arena match

Last Thursday Hillsburg Heikeburg curlers returned to Acton Arena for a four rink game. Scores featured Lacey Turner Campbell Fraser and others with totals like 21 6 and 8. After the matches a luncheon at the Dominion Hotel followed a lively social and amenity.

Acton Curlers Heikeburg Acton Acton_Arena Rhe

Evening meal diaries reveal quiet gossip at home

Two charwomen discuss Mrs Catterson and Mrs Patterson while debating truth telling and loyalty. The talk centers on husbands, one described as a gentle man who hates work, with remarks about deceit and propriety amid domestic routine.

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Acton Library Board Approves Moving and Renovations

Acton Free Library Board accepted a grant of 250 from the Municipal Council to cover rent in new quarters of the YMCA building. Tenders were received to remove old shelves and install two new units. Edwin Cripps’ bid of 54 dollars was accepted. The group met with Council and YMCA reps to finalize lease arrangements and other details.

Acton Free Library Board Wnd Y. M. CO. AY Uce Edwin Cripps Council Masonic Lodge YW. P. Watson

Public School Roll of Honor records with student scores

Senior Fourth list shows Rino Braida 354 Douglas Smith 349 Georgy Williams 347 Nino Utalda 337 George Bayliss 332 Bille Turner 328 Evyn Turkesz 328 Francis Papillion 328 total 450. Junior Fourth lists Marlo Brunelle 421 Gordon McCutcheon 421 Murray Bauer 420 Norman Wright 415 Annie Molozzle 406 Minu Cripps 400 Irene Pryer 400 Jack Winter 400 total 600. Senior Third Lass Dawkins 417 Pally Porty 30d Dorothy Bayliss 390 Ruth Hubble 380 Daisy Buchanan 375 Elmer Mainprive 368 total 500. Margaret Smith 525 Austin Gibbon 505 Olga Dyrin 498 Reno Braids 498 Margaret Somerville 463 Dorun Jansen 46 total 600. Yenlor Third 425 Jack Bruce 422 Herbie Drow 4 Peter Turkosz 346 Wanda Stuckwick 450 total 500. First Chas Annie Party 247 Betty Gibeon 239 Joyca Dessureault 236 Charlie Wubble 295 Worlley Coles 232 Margaret Blow 219 total 300. M Y H Young Teacher. First Chu Mag Spires 271 Eleanor Alsen 267 Howard Killick 250 Regggie Barr 265 May Nicol 249 Kathleen Lottett 242 Warren Wood 242 total 315. Senior Primer Clayton Yryer 179 Jean Harris 172 Bic McMillan 171 Victor Patrick 162 total 215. M A Odbert Teacher. Junior Primary Jock Stewart May Dyring Dorothy Pallant Armand Bralda Anetta Evans George Eliott T B Yunt Teacher.

Rino Braida Douglas Smith Georgy Willams Nino Utalda George Bayliss Bille Turner Evyn Turkesz Francis Papillion Marlo Brunelle Gordon McCutcheon Murray Bauer Norman Wright Annie Molozzle Minu Cripps Irene Pryer Jack Winter D. Folater Teuchis

Arena Night Wraps Up O H A Schedule At Acton Arena

Weekly activity continued with Rural League matches and school games across Acton arena. Dublin beat Lorne School 1 0 York Road topped Moffat 3 1 Roce wood fired 12 goals past Eden Mills, plus other league results and upcoming open seasons across regions with dates and procedural notes.

Acton Arena Rafters Dublin Lorne School York Road Moffat Rocewood Eden Mills Kentnets Talbory United Presbyterian Anglican Tuck Georgetown Lorne Rifles Grampton Glove Shop Oble igi—Salioal-Girla Jones' Boys Tritagutes Bublin Trave Lorne Brookvile Rookwood Pwo Rockwood

Acton District News Highlights Local Events

The district reports on a World Day of Prayer at the Baptist Church and a Lakeside Chapter meeting. Donations to Acton pupils for vocal music at a festival are proposed as the Mary 2 Moore Memorial. A fatal traffic accident involving Wm Casgrave is noted with scarce details.

The Baptist All Indies Lakeside V. C D.E Duke of Devonshire

Y M C A Rentals At Council Round Table Conference

At a Monday council meeting J E McMillan and F P McCutcheon discussed YMCA A and Library Board rent terms for the new YMCA building quarters. The library accepted a 250 grant to cover rental, with the library paying 250 per year for public lavatories rest room and vault services. The council and YMCA planned repairs before final payments while setting 250 annual maintenance plus advance rent. Also requested 1715 for welfare current accounts and a partial rent refund for a fundraiser was deferred for review.

J. E. McMillan FP. E. McCutchcon Reeve Co.lson Y. of. GC. A Prea Library Board Y. ML. A Library Board Y. M. C. A. Board Lbrary Board Publc Iavatorke Ys Af. C. A. Moard Ymc.a Council R. M. McDonald

Holstein cow yields fourteenth calf in nine years

Palermo farmer Methvin Deering owns a Holstein cow that has produced fourteen calves since 1927. The cow, among the original herd donated to the diagonized, has yielded twins recently and may set a regional record. In Milton, Edward Armstrong Albert Murphy and James Currie faced trial for an attempted robbery of Tyler's garage, remanded to appear next spring. Milto n milk producers banquet planned at St Paul’s Church with J E Houck to speak. Also reports a university campus accident injuring Allan Deacon and Kenneth McLean during a snowball incident. Deacon loses an eye and McLean suffers facial wounds.

Deering Palermo Edward Armstrong Albert Murphy James Currie Milton Tyler Acton Halton ‘Mtn St. Paul's Church J. E. Houck Ontario Milk Control Board Milk Control Board Byron Jenvey Holstein Friesian Association Ontario Allan P. Dewcon H. Deacon University of Toronto Kenneth McLean Guelph Deacon Mechanicia Ein Ge S. PB. 8 MedScal Studenta Yoronto General Hospital Fnally

Church Events and Suppers Set for March Dates

Community notices list St Patrick's Supper at United Church Acton on Monday with admission 50 cents, and a Happy Hustlers Stew Supper at Mrs Swackhamer's home on Thursday March 14 serving 6 to 8 PM. Progressive crokinole after supper.

United Church Acton Mra. C, BH Swackhamer

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