Acton Protest Against Grimsby Dismissed
The QHLA Executives ruled Acton Athletic Association failed to prove grounds for protest against Grimsby in an Industrial hockey case. The $25 deposit was returned to Acton. The decision noted issues with player residences and team composition and hinted at future rule revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Grimsby
Megsrs
J. H. Royston
W. B. Rumley
Q.hla
W. A. Hewitt
O.H.A
Milton Hockey Club
Milton
Burlington
Hamilton
Zuke
Mattison
Hale
Kemp
al Grimsby
Frederick Clarence Dawkins
Acton ‘Athletic Association Sw
Rogers Brothers
Wellington Street
Ontario
Thhey
Martimas Avenue
Sthato
Wonder Bread Company
J. Hale
Employment Office
Or. Hate
Minto Avenue
Kemp Construction Company
Grimsby Hockey
Schoval
Barnsdale Enue South
OG Rt
TNT TN
Grimsby Cclaimual
Hamilton Industria
Terise
Eimsbs
Revickather O'Donnell
Jetter
Grimsby Plate
Ube
Ken
Eneb
Grimsbs
Ilegally
Rifles
Cother
Georgetown
Milton” Cubs
Sete
By-Laws Passed and Officials Named in Erin Township
Township council met at Tillsbury on March Sra with all members present. Third reading approved for by-law banning dumping of garbage and refuse, numbered 5. A by-law appointing Fence Viewers, Pound Keepers, and Sheep Valuators was introduced and passed, numbered 7. Officials named include Fence Viewers Duncan McMillan Chester Burt Joel B. Leslie Norman Davis Geo C. Burt Wm E. Barbour Jesse McEnery Robt A Rowan. Pound Keepers Robt A McEnery Ss E Smith John McDowell R D Graham Morgan Graham Norma Jackson Kennedy Reid M G Nodwell David Stewart Wm Eagles Haut Teed Nore Sinelal Stan Somerville Sheep Valuators: North Division Clarence G. Bryan West Division McKinnon East Division Gordon Jackson. Resolutions set pay for Sheep Valuators at 200 per trip. The Canadian Unsurite for the Rhade granted permission for a Saturday tag day. Various financial provisions and allocations discussed including township improvements and road work. The Township Branch of the Federation of Agriculture received a grant of 30000. Delegates to the Ontario Good Roads Convention, Goltwin Burt and G D Scott, attended. County Treasurer authorized payment totaling 1913 balance. Meeting adjourned to Ingsburg on Monday April 7 at 2 PM or on call of the Reeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Tawvastup
Tillsbury
Reeye
Duncan McMillan
Chester Burt
Joel B. Leslie
Norman Davis
Geo. C. Burt
Wm E. Barbour
Jesse McEnery
Robt
A. Rowan
A. McEnery
Ss. E. Smith
John McDowell
R. D. Graham
Morgan Graham
Norma Jackson
Kennedy Reid
M. G. Nodwell
David Stewart
Wm. Eagles
Haut Teed Nore Sinelal
Stan Somerville
Lepork
Brim Township
Oa Agriculture
Juan
Thasword
Erin “Township
Federation of Agriculture
Goltwin Burt
G D. .Scott
VC Hosbrmy
Rababe
iNsburg
Memd
Successful Pupils Of Miss Lynda Stewart At Music Examinations
The report lists Doris Wilson 94 in Theory First Class Honors Kenneth Harrison TI first class honors Margaret Roszel Jean Rud McNally and others as successful pupils of Miss Lynda Stewart A T C Grade In Theory First Class Honors with various results and partial names remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Stewart
A.T.C
Doris Wilson
Kenneth Harrison
Wistary
Margaret Roszel
Jean Rud Men
Neno Coles Wedding in Hamilton Church
Joyce Gilmour Coles daughter of Mr and Mrs Murray M Coles Acton married Albert Neno London at MacNabb Presbyterian Church Hamilton with Rev F B Coles officiating. The couple left for New York after the ceremony and will reside in London on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Gilmour
Murray M. Coles
Acton
Albert Neno
London
MacNabb Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
F. B. Coles
J. Afton
Jack Boyd
New York
March Meeting of Garage Operators Held in Milton
The Hatton Branch of the Garage Operators Association met at Odd Fellows Hall in Mugeno on Monday evening March 17. The meeting discussed piston ring manufacturing progress, ring installation issues, and branch financing. Officials noted restrictions on expenses and debated member recruitment and fund raising while refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mugeno
Seddie
Osmon
Len McKindley
Georgetown
W.pit
C. G. Falls
Bept
Sinclair
Tr Thimtt
Sting
Nacht
Ter Hiatriburion
Guelph Junction Home and School appoint delegates
The Guelph Junction Home and School Association met with president presiding. Mrs Sharpy and Mrs Whaley were elected as delegates to the Home and School convention in Toronto at the Royal York Hotel in April. A St Patrick's Party for the children followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph Junction
S S'No
Sharpy
Whaley
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
St. Patrick's
Nearing Ninety Mr Mainprize to mark nine decades
The sprightly man town daily regardless of season has reached nonagenarian status. Four years ago Mr and Mrs Mainprize celebrated their Diamond Wedding Anniversary. Birthday wishes pour in as the community hopes he enjoys many more years of active life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Mainprize
Halton artificial breeding unit to start April
The Halton branch of the Maple Artificial Breeding Unit will commence operations on April 1 with eight breeders signed up for the first twelve months. Milton's Mr Murray Teyward has completed a veterinary artificial breeding course and will work under Dr Heeds the Maple unit chief technologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
J. M. McDonald
Murray Teyward
Milton
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
Heeds
Maple
Tf Tadten
Indians Sentenced in Guelph for Drunkenness Offenses
Two Indians jailed in Guelph on drunkenness charges. Dave Okinowininew faces two months or a $50 fine after a bus depot struggle. Napiahon Katagwanit pleads guilty to fourth offence in a year and is jailed for three months. Both worked at Acton Beardmore Tannery during the war from James Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Dave Okinowininew
Rep. Morden
Napiahon Katagwanit
Acton
Beardmore
James Bay
Brownlow Fifty Years Married Welcome in Moffat
Mr and Mrs George Brownlow celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary in Moffat with friends from Arton Toronto Acton Milton and area attending. Married years ago in Midland by Rev Dr James Taulse-Wernher of London they have lived in Midland Toronto Acton Milton and now reside at a village corner. Their family includes a son Fred of Moffat a daughter Lons of Morriston and a granddaughter Mindred Gand of Toronto with four grandchildren. Their eldest grandchild died in World War I and friends wish them God’s blessing ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
George “Brownlow
Vhaur
Arton
Toronto
Brownlow
Mra. Gandfellow
First Meeting of Halton Board of Health at Milton
The Dalton County Health Unit held its first board meeting in Milton on March 20 with four county council appointees and Ontario officials present. Mrs Pettit was chosen chair, Miss Maxted named secretary treasurer, and the board began advertising for staff including a medical head, six nurses, a supervisor, and sanitary inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suly—Is
Board of Health
Dalton County Health Unit
Millton
County Council
M. S. Pettit
Freeman
Messia
J. W. Thiggins
Milton
K. I MacDonald
Georgetown
RL Mc Smith
Oakvil
Re G. Struthers
Edna Moore
Ontario Department of Healthy
Norman . Craig
Pettitwag
Miss Moore
Lutabtsis Cas
Counseldd
Struthers
Car Collision En Route to Grimsby Damages Vehicle
A car traveling toward Grimsby five miles south of Milton collided with a Hayward Transport truck. The car suffered major damage to the fender door and glass but no injuries were reported. Constable Lemon of Milton investigated. passengers included Mr and Mrs Thomas Watson Miss June Talbot and Mr John Melhigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimsby
Rognvalison
Hayward “Transport
Milton
Lemon
Thos, Watson
June Talbot
John Melhigh
New Chlorinator For the Spring Arrives in Ontario System
A letter to the Acton Public Utilities Commission from H. C. notes the power shortage in the Ontario System is over and thanks the Commission and consumers for conserving power. It covers repairs for an Underwood typewriter, a transformer purchase option to operate a town siren, and the arrival of a new information plant stored at the pump house. It also lists water mains work funded by overdraft and a payment ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Public Utilities Commission
H.C
Ontario
Flo. ‘Turner
Underwood
Ofee
Underwood Company
Reeve McCutcheon
Storey Grove Co
Wilson
National Iron Corporation
Peel
Arthur Streets
Foo McCutcheon
J .R. MacArthur
Hydro Department
LEPC
Ont
Forte Electric Products
Suppless Bell Telephone Co
H. Palmer
Terry
DeVries Wins O A C I Scholarship at Halton Show
Hank DeVries of Georgetown won the top two week short course scholarship donated by the Hilton Crop Improvement Association at the Halton event on March 15. Runners up included Geo Wilan of Georgetown with a score of 443 out of 1000. other place finishers hailed from Fraser McNabb Nretown Campbellville Freeman Capretown and more, reflecting education as a primary goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Hilton Crop Improvement Association
Hank DeVries
Georgetown
Eseone
RKO
Geo, Wilan
States
Ctown
Fraser McNabb
Nretown
Srh
Geo. Burkholder
Freeman
Harold Hwureen
Campbellyne
Stuart Alexander
Capretown
Gordon Hurren
Campbellville
Harold Tyree
Douglas -Anderson
Theckwood
Howsoon Ruddell
James Snow
Mi Ton
Craig Allesander
Charpetown
Local bake sale and meetings announce events
Baking Sale by St Josephs Ladies at Town Hall Saturday 2 to 4 pm. A Kingaley Graham of Toronto to speak at Junior Farmers Citizenship meeting Tuesday April 1. W A group No 3 tea and bake in United Church Sunday School race Saturday March 29 at 3 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kingaley Graham
K.C
Toronto
Welcare
W. A
The
United Church
Piclocks
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C.H.A
Erin
Ems of March
Town Hall
Action Boys
Chas. W. Mason
Fas
Po Tilschnaul—Bramnton
Wm. Gowdy
Elie
Peter Lawson
Mason
Emerson Baxter
Donald Lamb
Raymond Arcie
Mrs.g.brownlow
Halton Board
of Health
Leatherland
Anil
Utilities’ Commission
Waterworks Department
Wol Cunningham & Hl
National Tron Corporation
I. DeVries
Cher
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