Fog Causes Double Collision at Mill and Young Streets
Heavy fog yesterday led to a two car collision at the Mill and Young Streets corner just after noon. H. Southam of Toronto and M. Williamson of Georgetown collided. Williamson’s car suffered front damage and a shattered windshield while Southam’s sustaining a crumpled fender and left wheel damage. Mrs Williamson, Mrs W J Clave and two children were in Williamson’s car and were badly shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill and
Young Streets
H. Southam
Duncan Street
Toronto
M. Williamson
Georgetown
Williamson
Southam
W. J.clave
Institute Arranges Exhibit for Fall Fair
The Woman's Institute met at the Y M C A with Mrs. Reesor presiding. A five minute talk on the motto was given by Mrs. Lants along with current events. Arrangements were made for a list of items to be exhibited at the Pall Pair. Mrs. Reid delegated to the Agricultural Convention and reported helpfully. Mrs. Lantz led a Parts of the Body contest with Mrs. Davidson winning first and Mrs. Lanta second. A social period followed after the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Institute
Y.M.C.A
Thieves Loot Rockwood C N R and Service Station
Provincial and railway police investigate a Rockwood burglary at George Laverty's service station where stock was taken including cigars and tobacco. The O N R station was entered but loot totaled just 70 cents. The telet office was entered with cash taken and tickets, money orders, and stamps left behind.
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Rockwood
George Laverty
O.N.R
Teket
Inquest Set For March 30 In Fatal Oshawa Crash
Two people died in a smash west of Acton last week. Peter Pychany of Oshawa released from hospital faces manslaughter charges after police arrest. Funeral services were held in Oshawa for Hilton Lammiman and George Frederick. A memorial moment occurred before a game in Oshawa as 4500 fans observed a moment of silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pychany
Oshawa
Guelph General Hospital
Oliver
Cookman
Howell
Acton
Act
Joe Dwyer
Hilton Lammiman
George Frederick
Lammiman
Oan
Prince Street
J. W. McNeely
King Street
Guy Luke
Oliver Lane
Russell
Mount Lawn Cemetery
W. Lammiman
William
Seed Fair and Junior Judging Competition Highlights
The third Halton County Seed Fair held in Acton attracted farmers from across the county. Oats and barley classes showed strong numbers with fourteen oat exhibitors and twelve barley exhibitors. Cartier Oats shown by Milton Bird of Georgetown won the cereal grains championship and a special prize from Toronto Elevators Ltd. Junior Farmers and Agricultural Society officers won top prizes in sponsor awards. The Junior Farmers judging event drew 47 competitors, led by Arthur McKeown of Acton who received the Seed Trophy. Craig Reid of Georgetown earned the Strathcona Orchards Trophy for fruit and vegetables. Final prize lists include Late Oats win by J E Pearen Acton and others from Georgetown and Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Acton, Huquesing
County of
Acton
Cartier Oats
Milton Bird
Georgetown
Toronto, Elevators Ltd
Engel
Brampton
T. Eaton Co
Agricultural Society
J. E. Pearen
Craig Reid
Addison Woodley
Milton
R. J. Bryden
Chemistry
George EB. Raithby
Animal Husbandry Department
OAG
Arthur MrcKeown
Edwin Hu
Hulton
Strathcona Orcharts
Reeve Victor Hall
Trafalgar
Colin and
W. L. Smith
Burlington
J E. Pearen
Lloyd Fisher
Alex McKinney
Service Station Robbed Monday Night at Ritchie & Agmr
Thieves entered the service station at Mill and Young Streets and burglarized candy and tobacco cases. The front door was forced, a window opened, and loot thought pulled from that window. Night Constable Harrop discovered the break about 6 o'clock Tuesday morning as police investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie & Agmr
Mill
Young Streets
Harrop
Bloomsbury Society Hosts Progressive Euchre Night
Bloomsbury Literary Society held its March meeting in the school house with President Rosas Patterson in charge. A lively program followed featuring instrumental numbers, readings, a duet, and a National Anthem. Prizes for progressive euchre went to Mr. and Mrs. N. McLaughlin. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury Literary Society
Rosas Patterson
George Nightingale
A. Near
M. McLaughlin
Coulter
Gordon
McLaughlin
Will Dodda
Jim Henderson
Halton Presbyterial W M S Holds Ninth Annual Meeting
The Halton Presbyterial United Church Women held their ninth annual meeting in Trinity Church Burlington with 125 delegates. Highlights included a $8 447.97 year total, talks on China and Korea, memorial service for 15 departed members, and installation of officers led by Helen Day and Rev. Wm Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Cleaver
Burington Auxiliary
Halton
Mission Band
Burlington Band
Charles Jolliffe
Limehouse
China
Caldwell
Helen Day
Dominion Board
Korea
Wm. Scott
J. T. Heslop
F. Matheson
H. 8. Fiddes
Bronte
Palermo
Burlington
Haldimand-Norfolk
Alster W.M
A. Speight
Ellen McKay
F. McNiven
M. Harbottle
M. E. Kirk
H Caldwell
Walker Grunby
W. Tunis
A. Marshall
Chief Interfered With Plans Of Money Changers
Three men aroused suspicion among local merchants last Friday by visiting several stores and tendering ten dollar bills. They sought change for large bills, using a car parked off the main street. After Chief McPherson began monitoring their movement the trio fled the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief McPherson
Plans for 1938 Acton Fair and Arena Booking
Banction approved yesterday for booking a top act for the Acton Fair Arena performance this year. Details will be ratified once engagement is confirmed. Delegates to the Pairs Convention in Toronto reported well. A new women’s pair work branch opened and was praised by Mrs. W. J. Reid at the Board meeting. Ground improvements were discussed and a drive for greater membership urged. The Acton Seed Fair was successful with more exhibits and strong Junior Judging interest. President James Mann led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Toronto
W. J. Reid
James Mann
Irish puzzle page challenges readers this week
Last week's Pusale Poem identified Neuve Chapelle and the award went to Mrs. George Murray. This week on Page Five the same Irish theme continues inviting readers to solve the puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuve Chapelle
George Murray
Acton
Hockey Club and Council Adjust Financial Matters
Acton Council at a fortnightly session with Hockey Club delegates to settle advertising costs. The club’s half share totaled 16.35 dollars for 1936 37 and 1937 38 with future refunds conditioned on prior year submissions. council also approved settlements on arrears taxes and a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Chalmers
J. A. Chapman
Acton Hockey Club
Cary
Council
C. F. Leatherland
E. Jones
Acton Public Utilities
Esquesing Relief Winds Down on April Sixteenth
The Esquesing Council met Monday afternoon with Reeve N A Robinson presiding. Payments and relief accounts were approved, noting balances for board of health, insulin for Mrs Corner, and staff costs. By-law 606 seeks a rates collector, as relief is to cease on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilson
G. W. Murray
Edwin Harrop
C. H. May
Province of Alberta
Raihway
Enquesing
Canadian fascist leaders unite across provinces
Adrien Arcand in Montreal proclaimed a fusion of Canada s three main fascist parties. Joseph C Farr president of the Canadian Nationalist Party was named leader of Ontario fascists. William Whittaker of Winnipeg titled Chief of the Canadian Nationalist Party heads the western group joining Ontario and Quebec factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrien Arcand
Montreal
Canada
Joseph C. Farr
Mer
Ontario
Quebec
William Whittaker
Winnipeg
Frick Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W D Frick marked fifty years of marriage on March 6 with a golden anniversary celebration. A cake and card arrived by mail, prompting editor’s notice. The couple, once residents of Acton, shared memories and well wishes from friends and neighbors.
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W. D. Prick
Mrs. Frick
Acton
Mfe
Prick
Duke of Devonshire Bridge Night Hosts Noted Winners
A bridge event by Group One of the Duke of Devonshire Chapter of the IODE took place in the YMCA gymnasium. Mrs Gould chaired the event with Mrs Barr and Mrs Blow as convener and honorary convener respectively. Prize winners included Mrs J W Jones, Mrs W J Hall, Mr Norman Dryden, and Mr James Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Duke of Devonshire
1.O.D.E
Gould
W Beatty
Acton Legion Re-Elects Officers For Another Year
Acton Branch of the Canadian Legion re elected all officers at its annual meeting. J M McDonald begins his eighth term as president and F L Wright starts his ninth term as secretary. Honorary presidents are Dr E J Nelson and Dr J A McNiven. Officers include 1st vice president Dr B G Young 2nd vice president J Alger secretary F L Wright treasurer Dr P W Pearen chaplain Rev H L Bennie and executive committee J Chapman F Salt G Musselle and B Baglisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Canadian Legion
J M. McDonald
F. L. Wright
E. J Nelson
J. A. McNiven
J. M. McDonald
B. G. Young
J Alger
P. W. Pearen
H. L. Bennie
J. Chapman
F Salt
G Musselle
B Baglisa
Eramosa Council Awards Gravel Contract at 50 Cents
The Township of Eramosa council met in Rockwood on March 14 with Reeve Storey presiding. The tender of John McLaren for crushed gravel delivered at 50 cents per cubic yard was accepted and sent to the Department of Highways for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EramMosa
Rockwood
D. H. Storey
Messrs
D. D. Gray
Albert Lush
Wm. J. Pinkney
Thos. E. Kelly
Wm. J. Pingney
John McLaren
Department of Highways
Wmp
J. Pinkney
E. Kelly
A. Lush
Georgetown ends Harriss Cup with 6 4 win over Acton
Georgetown defeats Acton 6 to 4 in the final Harriss Cup game ending the series. Scorers include Tost Dewhurat and Sanderann for Georgetown and Marao Mooney Norm and Morton for Acton. Acton failed to score in the third period as Georgetown sealed the victory amid fan indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Orillant
Acton
Tost
Dewruat
Sanderann
Marao
Dewhurat
Mooney
Norm
Bus Morton
K. Richardean
Tostami W. Richantaon
Chargin
Seama
Eben
Council Protests Tax Increase By Public Utilities Commission
At a Tuesday meeting Acton township council condemned the jump in tax collection charges from $36 to $150 as laid out by the Hydro Commission. Reeve McCutcheon and Chairman Kerr led the debate with Councillors Jones and Chalmers seeking a compromise of $675. They argued Ontario Hydro dictates policy while the local commission merely rubber stamps. The secretary was directed to notify the Ontario Commission and arrange payment of accounts including Bell Telephone and municipal electric utilities fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
W. A. Wilson
C. H May
G. W. Murray
Edwin Harrop
N. A. Robinson
Milton’ Brick Ltd
Toronto Belting Co
Jenkins & Hardy
Canadian Automobile Service Association
Jee. Whitelok
Board of Health
Je, Jackson
Frank Merwick
A. Norton
Wagstaffe
Hollum
Department of Health
Corner
Nell McCallum
Meldrum Stark
Valuator Bell Telephone Company
Acton Public Utilities Commission
Crescent Street
Jen
Hansen
Reeve F. McCutcheon
R. J. Kerr
Public Utilities Commission
Reeve McCutcheon
Kerr
Hydro
Reevp
Actonaffatra
Ontario Commission
Jones
Ontario Hydro Commission
Local Commission
Council
Chaimera
Commission
Acton
Acton Community Events and Theatre Notices
Community calendar lists Women’s Institute Bingo in Eden Mills on Friday March 16. Acton Hockey Club annual meeting set for March 23 at 6 p.m. Town Hall hosts Uncle Alec Twiggs show with Little Charlie on April 6 and 7. Friday night double feature Bingo and Old Tyme Dance with 15 games and 3 specials. Admission 2c. Eyes of Love 3 act play by Greenock Literary Society March 23 in Acton Town Hall. adults 26c, children 1c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Hockey Club
Alec Twiggs
Charlie
Acton
Town Hall
Acton Citizens’ Band
Greenock Literary Society
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Young and Queen
Rockwood C
Inquest
Guelph Indians
Oshawa Generals
Tri‘tata
Galt
Toronto Marlboros
Oshaws
Bloomsbury
Hockey Club
J. B. Chalmers
EF. Jones
PF. McCutcheon
Meas
R. H. Elliott
W. B. Rumley
Municipal World
Acton Prep Press
Acton Public Utlties Commission
Bell Telephone Co
Or. Lashbrook
Ruehle d& Agar
Joe Herzog
Ser
Chalmers
E. Cripps
Shell Oil Co
A. Witzel
Salvation Army
Dras Uc
Beardmore & Co
FH. J. McPherson
Jas. Mills
I Harrop
Alberta
Mrs. W. D. Frick
the Duke OF
Devonshire
Bridge
Acton Legion
Eramosa Council
Raine
Aydio Department Bell Telephone Co
Services Association of Municipal Electric Utilities
Syeseten
Pive
Women's Institute
Eden Mills
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