Acton Council Adopts Daylight Saving Time In May
Acton council votes to adopt daylight saving time to run May 12 midnight through September 30 midnight to reduce confusion as plants use this time. School lawn mower use granted with grounds to be kept in good repair and mower cared for.
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Murray
Memorial
Municipal Bureau
Commission
Acton
A J. Buchanan
Murray Memorial Committee
Beardmore
Mason Knitting Co
Fifth Annual Meeting of Halton Presbyterial Women’s Missionary Society
The fifth annual meeting of the Halton Presbyterial Women’s Missionary Society, the youngest in the Hamilton Conference, met May 1 at Waterdown United Church with 163 representatives, up 49 from last year. Miles Kate M Rutherford spoke on Africa work, officers were elected, and the Acton Women’s Missionary Society invited the Presbyterian to meet in Acton next year.
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Halton
W. M.S
R.w.riley
Georgetown
Joan Lilligrop
G. Aitken Ballimafad
H. Inglehart
Palermo
T. ©. Dales
Milton
R. Bews
W. H. Cudmore
Bronte
Earl Wilson
Ashgrove
Y. W
E. Harrison
Miston’ Bands
Mra
Charles Readhead
Elias Watson
Nelson
Acton Women’s Misionary Society
Presbyterian
Acton
Women's Missionary Society of Guelph Presbyterial
Presbyterian Church
Duff's Church
M. B. Davidson
Hamilton
F. G. Vasey
Parkdale Presbyterian Church
Bennie
George Murray
Thompson
Humer
W. J. Gould
Mainprize
R. M. McDonald
Wm. Johnstone
Acton Lawn Bowling and Tennis Club
Station Hotel
Dr. Pearen
E. Sweeney
F J. Salt
S. M. Lasby
B. Bay
H. I. G. Prasex
H. Smethurst
J. McGeschie
Hinton
E. N. Harrop
Rumsey
E. Smith
A Jd. Buchanan
Crossing watchman saves motorist on Centre Road
Herman Brix N.R. crossing watchman at Centre Road Port Credit saved a motorist and his wife when a fast freight approached as their car stalled on the tracks. Brix pushed the car clear and leaped to safety as the train neared. The motorist did not provide his name.
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Herman
Brix
G. N.R
Port Credit
motorSat
Farm son seeks law career ends in return
A farmer's son tries becoming a lawyer with his father driving him to town for a job at a law firm. After three days, the boy returns, declaring that law isn’t what it’s cracked up to be and that he is “gory ever, Beagnedt tt.”
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Kisi
Quilt for Bale Quilted at Knox Church Auxiliary Meet
Knox Church Acton Young Women’s Auxiliary held a May meeting at Mrs George Musselle’s home. After business a quilt for the bale was completed and a luncheon was served. Horace Gandier of Eden Mills, in his second year, earned the Associate Diploma and the second year special essay prize at the Ontario Agricultural College.
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Young Women's Auxiliary
Horace Mr.Gandier
Eden Mills
Georgetown Sets Tax Rate at Fifty Mills for Year
Georgetown's tax rate was maintained at 50 mills as set last year after a special meeting. The levy applies to an assessed value of 1,486,161 dollars, with total taxes around 35,000 dollars. Meanwhile a missing child case ended happily when a boy returned home after a brief disappearance from anxiety over a quarrel with a playmate.
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Georgetown
Canada
Oalu
Eheotzio ‘Vofrigerston
Acton Band Hosts Surprise Party for Landsborough Couple
A crowd gathered Friday as Acton Citizens’ Band paraded to the Landsborough home to honor Mr and Mrs Landsborough on their marriage. The band performed Hall the Gang’s All Here and presented a library and magazine stand token amid speeches, with lunch to follow and a closing Auld Lang Syne.
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Park and Lake Avenue
Acton
Charles W. Landsborough
Landsborough
Acton School Shines At Halton County Festival
Acton School led the Halton County Public Musical Festival first day at Milton Auditorium adjudicated by Mr. Peter Co. Kennedy. Ethél Franklin won the piano solo gold, and Marie Brunelle with Paul Bleuthner took thirds in solos. Acton also claimed Junior Choir honors with 84 points. Rural and Urban divisions named multiple winners and medals from local groups. The final day is scheduled for Saturday at Milton High School starting 9:00 a.m.
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Ethel Franklin
Marie Brunelle
Paul Bleuthner
Halton County
Milton
Peter Co. Kennedy
Toronto
J. M. Denyes
Acton
Ethél Franklin
L. A. Worden
I’ Room
Little Brown
Fisher’s Corners
Limehouse
Bell’s
Flora Higgins
Thelma Johnstone
Omagh
W. S. Davis
Oakville
Rural
Lois Rogers
Merton
Isabel Grant
Pinegrove
Isabel Ford
Bell's School
Y Rural
Nick-Tuck
Kenneth Devlin
Walter Rose
Tuck’s School
Bobby
Whittaker
Fisher's Corners
Halton
Urban Choir
Urban Golo
Teddy Crawford
Burlington’ Central
George ‘Watson
Weatford
Norman Rapson
Burlington Central
John Milton
Urban Solo
Joan
Moreland
Strathcona
Joan Hale
Georgetown
Dorothy ‘Weaver
D. E
Toys
Robin
Charlie Wander
Strath
Harvey Bush
Paul Euthner
The
Mito
Burlington Triumphs In Halton Dramatic Contest Round
Burlington defeated Acton by 84 to 77 in the second round of the Halton County Rural Young People's Association Dramatic Competition. The Burlington play The Valiant depicted a warder’s dilemma. Acton offered Courageous Moms. Finalists will face Milton as a musical and literary program accompanied the plays.
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Burlington Ao
Acton
Halton County
Burlington
Margaret Brown
Chas
Landsborough
Jes. ‘Smith
Ray “Agnew
Speilvogel
W. B. Rumley
J. A. Worden
Meryl Grindell
Wilson
Mothers Bay Memory Observed on Sunday May 13
A brief notice records a remembrance event at Mothers Bay on Sunday May 13 honoring memory and community reflection. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Eden Mills Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Meeting Recaps
The Eden Mills Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society met Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs G McPhail with the president presiding. After opening ceremonies and routine business the group read 1 Corinthians chapter 16 and heard reports including sales by Mr GD Lowrie and Miss Mino Genith of Guelph with recent updates.
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Women’s Institute
Guelph
Macdonald Institute
Department of Agriculture
Ontario
O. A
Macdonnald Institute
O. R. Cruickshank
Edna L.moore
Ontario Department of Health
Ethel Mr. Chapman
Toronto
G. I. Christie
M. A. McQueen
Eden Mills Presbyterian ‘Women's ‘Missionary Society
Mfrs
G. McPhail
1St Corinthiana
GD. Lowrie
Mino
Genith
Club Motto Drives Members Toward Sharp Practice
A club aims for perfection as members engage in weekly drills and contests. The group prioritizes disciplined training sessions and spirited physical challenges to improve performance and teamwork.
Fader Tad Peet Ahs Ses Err Saa
Local notice records a misread name in a small town notice. No clear event or date is provided. The legible elements include a person named Tad Peet and a reference to a session or error. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
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Fader Tad Peet
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