Crescent Hockey Club Triumphs in Midget Trophy
The Crescent Hockey Club wins the Midget Trophy this year, with Parkview Club the previous holder. The Dublin Women's Institute reports a March meeting, a Poultry Raising talk, and plans to host a summer gathering with Acton. A St Patrick event at United Church draws a large crowd and features music and remarks. A surprise birthday party honors Mrs Reesor with a game of bridge and a serenade of good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View Club
Crescent Hockey Club
Parkview
Dublin
Women's Institute
Hame
D. McDougall
Storey
Relef
Bannockburn
Acton
Gomamer
Petey
Peter MedIsaac
Feeenor
Mra J. Mawat
The
Canadian Legion
Légion-Club
W. J. Gould
J. M McDonald
J. P
B. G. Arnold
F. Day
FP. L. Wright
Treasrer
P. W. Pearen
E. Harrop
PF Roney
B. Bayliss
Adams
Long Branch
Currie
Torosto
Qwresedle
J. Mi. McDonall
Ottawa
Holy Name Society
St. . Joseph's Church
J. M. McDonald
J. Maton
L. Walters S
I. Marzo
Lasby
Mr. McElderry
Guaph
Messrs
J. Reid
T. ‘Harrop
Bargain Week Hockey Ends Season With Local Thrills
Local hockey week featured top prices and a clearout style finish. Crescents edged Majestics 4 to 3 in the Midget league final as Holmes stood tall in goal and Frager and Holmes topped the scoring for Crescents with Jones close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creacents
Majestics
Littledge
Crescents
Crescenta
Fraser
Holmes
Crdéss
J. Jones
B. Bayliss
F. Holmes
Talbot
Majestica Crescents
Frager
Jones
Quist Wedding in Milton District News
Mrs Mise R Pry widow of Joseph G Pry and daughter of the late Breango of Gregwilliams married P Leonard White editor of the Canadian Champion Milton. Rev A B Irwin officiated.
For He Hath Great Possessions at Burlington United
A rural church group from Burlington United shows a lively rendition of the biblical drama For He Hath Great Possessions. The production, set in the courtyard of Ben Azel, features Paul Fisher as Johanan and an ensemble portraying key figures from the life of Jesus, drawing strong praise for its scenery and heartfelt effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington United
Christ
Ben Arel
Paul Fisher
Johanan
Ben Azel
Jesus
H. T. Foster
Teddy Crawford
Asenath
D. A. Hyslop
Hadasah
E. Taylor
Miriam
C. Virtue
Leah
Hughes Cleaver
Axel
Terry Crawford
Ben ‘Axel
Nason
H. T. Y Proster
Zakal
Stanley.Green
Timseus
P. O. Rhynas
Ruth Gideon
Progressive croquineolé party at Miss Pearl Wallace home
Lakeside Chapter L. C. D. E enjoyed a novel croquinole evening at Pearl Wallace's home. Prizes went to Marguerite Ryder and Mrs. W. B. Rumley. Lunch followed the games.
Public Utilities Commission discusses building plans and meetings
At a sparse meeting, commissioners debated meeting procedures, approved payments for hydro and phone bills, and arranged to hire architect W W A Mahoney of Guelph to draw up plans and specifications for a new utilities office. The next session was set for March 26 at 1.00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Free Press &Ir
Utilities Commission
Commission
R. J. Kerr
L.G. King
E. Thetford
RJ. Keir
King
Steeve
Jas. B.chalmers
Chalmers
Hydro Department
Bell Telephone Co
Ontario
Geo. Cowle
SLO
American Waterworks Association
Toronto
L. G. King
B. J. Kerr
Acton Public
W.W. A. Mahoney
Guelph
Untitled fragment recalls a road tale of a Scot aboard a pay-san
A fragmented dialogue recalls a storyteller’s remark about a Scottish traveler who boarded the pay car and rode on, hinting at a local legend or incident preserved in casual reminiscence.
Letters to the Editor Reach Readers on Timely Local Matters
A reading shows the Free Press inviting letters from readers on topics of general interest. Submissions must be concise, timely, and include the writer’s name and address for publication consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colum
Ita
Acton School Choirs Prepare Toronto Appearance
Acton School Choirs directed by Mrs. M. R. Moore travel to Toronto for the County Music Festival appearing Wednesday. Free afternoon session followed by an evening program at Harbord Collegiate with an admission fee. Pupils depart Acton by chartered coaches and return after a full itinerary including a Conservatory of Music visit and an Ontario Museum tour. The Harbord Collegiate concert begins at eight with additional performances by the Adam pupils and groups from Oshawa and Simcoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbord Collegiate
Acton
Jarrow
Conservatory of Must
Schools of
Oshawa
I. Richer
The
Glee Club of
Bimcoe
McMaster University Eases Easter Plans Amid Progress
A concise notice notes Easter expectations at McMaster University as the institution plans for the next year and reflects on a decade of progress. The tone suggests administrative updates and ongoing development within the university.
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Pheodore Brooks
Parkview Athletic Club
United
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. L. Poole
W. Mason
Bt. Pattick
Bert Mowat
Stephenson
Limehouse
and I Mowat
Ruth Gibson
J. E. Gardiner
Burlington Folk
Acton High School Literary Society
G.A. Dills
Tur Fare Press
Marjorie Near
Beryl wicLeod
Ted Hansem
Wm. Reid
Wm, Reid
Dileworth Avenue
Adoma
Citls
Lake Tendants
Mason Knitting Co
Installey Machines
U. F. ¥. P. O. Meeting
Parkh Hall
Tisdale
Margaret Brown
Velma. Murray
Kathleen Beckett
Charles ‘Landsborough
Harold Swackhamer
Woyd Easterbrook
Bob Parkinson
Calvin Claus
Milton
Campbellville
Thomas Rathburn
William Rutherford
Claus
Rathburn
Dni
Pole
Early
Campbellville Road
Ome
Rathbborn
Dollee
Moronto
Ghia
Anne
Fare
Murray Memorial
Old Pioneers
Adamsville Adams
N. F*. Moore
Eee Orarrow
DD. Morrison
Delco Hght
Bern
Miss Mortimer
Knox Young People’s Society
Wes Young People’s Society
W. A
Yowls Brownlow
A. Anderson
Nelles
G. Musselle
E ‘Robimaan
Bessie ‘Rawlings
Loraine Wilson
ML Brown
Elizabeth, Orr
Lillian Woodhall
China
Acton High School
K. Beckett
Acton Branch
Reeve
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