Milton Wins High School Meet Dominates Northern Halton
Milton High School won the Georgetown northern Halton meet with 321 points, Georgetown 105, Acton 60. Milton led in boys events with wins across sprint, relay, jumping and throwing, while Acton and Georgetown traded relay titles. Teachers and officials coordinated the event with W. Evans presenting prizes and Jack Thompson serving as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
Georgetown
Halton
Milton
Acton
Milton School
Schoals
Jack Thompson
W. ‘Evans
Georgetown High School Board
M Turner
E. Pargeter
E. Vamackle
M. Barrett
K. McNabb
D. Morley
Joy Galbraith
Chapman
Audrey Grieve
G. Robertson
M. Turner
M May
J. Blinco
A. Coleman
J Budhdell
M. Stephenson
G. Curtie Milton
A. Grieve
MM. Stephenson
C. Campbell
M. Eyre
B. Taylor
M. Saunders
Campbell
H. Dear
J. Biinco
M. Young
D. Blow
J. Bennie
KH. Chapman
E. Breen
H. Lamp
M.turner
J. Bonsfield
Mf. Stephenson
A. Cookman
J. Ruddell
WJ. Galbraith
Snow
Hop
Junilor
E. Parweter
Af. Stephenson
A. Oorkman
RN. McNabb
J. Galbraith
N. Stephenson
H. Deveraux
Mr. Marshal
J. Kuco
AY. Young
J. Galbraith Miten
GL Snow
Eyre
A Grieve
L. Gilbert
G. Currie
Malton
Acton Population Rise Under Asset Roll Figures
Acton's population is listed at 4 this year, a rise from last year by about 8 units within village boundaries. The figures come from the Assets roll and cover only the defined Acton area.
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Acton
Acton Lawn Club Elects Officers for Summer Play
Acton Lawn Bowling and Tennis Club held its annual meeting last Thursday evening electing officers and committees for the year. Ground reopening is set for May 25 with the Acton Citizens' Band in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Lawn Bowling
Acton Citizens
J. M. McDonald
H. H. Elliott
H. H. Hinton
H. Smethurst
A. R. Battye
B. Bayliss
Thos. Watson
T. Batley
W. J. Gould
D. H. Lindsay
M. Garvin
Jax Ross
Jas. Yursb
Jack McGeachle
H. Hinton
Laura Abetdullen
A. J. Buchanan
P. W. Pearen
WY _G_yinser
R. H. Ellott
J. Hurst
Y M C A Circus Delights With Variety Show
The Y M C A Circus delivered Friday and Saturday entertainment with model aeroplanes, song and drill by Public School girls, clowns, boxing and wrestling bouts, a Dutch Dance, an American Cup yacht race act, and a bicycle duet. Under Secretary A Maclaren the event showcased rapid progress and drew cheers for the mass finale. Notables included Vernon Agnew Paul Barber Stewart Maclaren and A Machen guiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.mcc.a
A. Maclaren
Aeroplane Club
Edna Winton
Maury Chalmers
Mong McGeadhle
Vernon Agnew
Wm. Eccleshall
Wi Eccleshall, Jr
Fred Turner
Roy Denny
Narry North
Ken Vassard
Lorne Masters
Paul Barber
Stewart Maclaren
Ruth Gibs'n
G. Musates
Charles Tyler
Howard Norton
Donald Ryder
Wood
Mir. A. Machen
Crad
Notable Visitors Visit Public Utilities Office Tour
Notable visitors attended a Saturday morning tour at the Public Utilities Office. Augustine Pyigon of the Quebec Electricity Commission Oliver LeFebre of the Mame Commission J W Canmaon and Purcell of WEPC were presented to Chairman Arnold and officials by EO Maddock of HEPC. They were impressed by the offices and boardhouse arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Unities
Augustine Pyigon
Quebec Electricity Commission
Oliver LeFebre
Mame Commision
J. W. Canmaon
Purcell
WEPC
Charman
G. Arnold
Mas Speignt
C. Wiban
EO Maddock
HEPC
Phints
Acstan Commission
Acton Council Considers Garb Clean Up and Tax Proceedings
At the Monday meeting Councillors discussed cleaning up a local refuse site, agreed to address garbag e collection, and instructed tax rate actions. The session also covered a grant to Acton Citizens' Band, by law fees for slot machines, Old Age Pension clerical remuneration, and plans for street improvements and sound system needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Council
A. Winson
J. E. McMillan
P. J. McCutcheon
HA Harrison
Kohl
Salt
Fergus
Rth
FP. McCutcheon
A. Mansion
Workmen's Compensation Board
Acton Citizens' Band
R. J. McCutcheon
Acton Citizens’ Band
R. L. Gregory
E. Brillinger
Minfeterial Association
Rat Trust
United Church
Mill Street
Oficer
A. Mason
F.J. McCutcheon
Acton
Milton
Last Meeting of Literary Society
The final High School Literary Society meeting was held in the Parish Hall on Friday. Group M1 led the program with songs, readings, and a calmed outdoor scene at Thret-Mar Ranch. Students performed multiple musical pieces and poems, with reviews by Hay Chapman and remarks from Tiurvey Hoscand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda
Jean
Thret-Mar Ranch
Westen
Jon Une Wange
Jack VanGooren
Pauuline Johnson
Ap Chao
John Dennis
Tiurvey Hoscand
Vernon Agnew
Hulton County
W. Gowdy
Vazel Wilton
Halton
Acton
Kay Chapman
Don Ryder
Room VY
Pred Tumner
Froom V
MacRae
Milas Maury B Mac Henle
Shaw
Deer Park College
Toronto
Mies MacKensie
Mia Mabkenvue
Miss MacKenzie
Edollars
Elled Breen
Migs Smactteres
Baptist Church Annual Meeting Highlights Directors and Officers
The annual meeting of the Baptist Church near Acton presided by Rev. E G Baxter featured encouraging reports from all departments. Officers elected included Treasurer James McIntosh Missions Treasurer Laura Rel Deacons Mears C O Plank Reid Franklin and Cripps Clerk hhiffles Landsborough and Trustees Mears Worden Crowson. Sunday School Superintendent S Scripa Assistant Miles DF Plank Organist Chas Landsborough Ushers including Jos Reid S Cripps Walter Fryer and others Auditors Masales Worden Coles and more. Tom Aturks a noted showman died at Christy s Leake aged around 31. his wife May Helle Marks died two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Baptst Church
Thes Pestor
E. G. Baxter
James McIntosh
Missions
Laura
Mears
C. O. Plank
Reid
C. Pranklin
Tellar
W. Coles
W. Warden
Jos. Red
C. Landsborough
Miss Masales
Miesars
W. Worden
Muagens
Dewcoms Treaabirer
H.Y 20
Ladies' Ald
Miss In Circle
Omicers
Subder
Tom Aturks
Christy's Leake
May Helle Marks
Institute Holds Annual Meeting
The Women’s Institute met at Mrs. E. Gamble’s home with President Mrs. Gamble presiding. Members sang, prayed, and discussed the motto, current events, and year reports. A donation to Milton Children’s Shelter, election of officers, and district delegation were noted amid a 25th anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's —Institute
E. Gamble
Gamble
Amison
McGeardle
FP. J. Salt
Childrens Shelter
Milton
Institute
Kilbride
Buuriess
Esquesing Council Relic Accounts Approved at $410.81
The Esquesing Council held its regular Monday meeting with Reeve George Currie presiding. Accounts were approved, including Relief Accounts totaling 410.81, Township insurance renewal with Lloyds of London at 200.90, and Row Sheets paid 403.25. Communications from several departments were noted and adjournment set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
N.A. Toblinson
W. A. Wilton
Howard May
Edwin Harrop
George Currie
K. Troughton
Department ~of Agriculture
Department of Highways
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Parents’ Information Bureau
George Brown
Thomas Ramshaw
Mics Cummings
C. W. May
A. Robinson
Dell Telephone Company
Halton Plowmen's Association
Clarence Anderson
K. C. Lindsay
N. A. Robinson
C. J. Milly
W. A. Wilson
Lloyds of London
A. B. Wilson a& Cani- Rany_ Limited
Lakeside YODE Chapter May Meeting Report
Regent Ailes Vida Rapshaw reported on the recent Provincial Convention in Hamilton. Five memberships were taken for the Children’s Aid Society. Arrangements were made to purchase prizes for breechation to the top all round student at Acton High School. Meeting hosted by Mare A Pryer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
YODE
Ailes Vida Rapshaw
Hamilton
Children's “Aid” Society
Ube
Acton High School
Maré. A. Pryer
Marguerite Ryder
Lode
Etta Swackhamer
Charles’ Henderson
Charles Henderson
High School Commencement in Town Hall Night
The annual commencement exercises drew pupils, parents, and locals. Principal D A MackKne chaired as students, teachers, and the Literary Society were praised for cooperation and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinal
Pupiic
Attanae
Mother's Day Observed Across Local Churches
Mother's Day in the churches was observed with services at United, Wapiti, Knox, and other churches. Mayors, ministers, and choirs led songs, recitals, and special sermons celebrating motherhood, with tributes, readings, and a concluding message on the value of mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United “Church
A .T. Brown
Jack Reid
Marjorie Nelson
Dan Taylor
H. FP. Mowat
Morrow
J. Elvin Gamble
United Church
Howard
Knox Church
Marguerite Roazell
H. Wesferd
James Barrie
H. Matnprize
Cholr
Lori Atkinson
Lily
Shoppers' Guide Advertising Pages List
The page listing shows advertisements across an issue including Carroll's Grocery Palos Manufacturers Salada Amateur Contest Lant's Clothing and Footwear Fisk Jennie Haseell Nortots Motoc Hutton Hills Park MuVogue Gregory Theatre Michullen Geo Wallace W T Patterson Kellore's Elco Hrisples Westinghouse and more. It notes sections for professional cards telephones theaters hatchery and various brand names and sellers.
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Carroll's_ Grocery
Palos
Salada Tes
Pal- Lant's
Fisk
Jennie Haseell
Nortots Motoc
Hutton Hills Park
MuVogue Ltd
Gregory Theatre
J. Michullen
Geo. Wallace
W.T. Patterson
Kellore
Elco
Westinghouse Refrigerators
W Wright
Bual- Ren Ren
Kelloge
Com Flikes
Einsteins Steel Products
Kelly & Aiken
Elliott Brow
J. Cadenky
Hrury Chick Hatchery
Millogy
Ali- Brin
E. F. Head
J. K. Gardiner
Royol Theatre
Toronto man charged after striking parked car in street
With only one car on the forty foot pavement of Malin Street last night Robert Nutt of Toronto collided with the parked car of Andrew Dunn. The impact caused broken fenders and minor damage. Nutt will face a charge of reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin Sbhreet
Robert Nutt
Toronto
Andrew Dunn
Anniversary services and entertainment at Limehouse United Church
Announcement lists events for June 14 and 15 at Limehouse United Church and Acton Community Broadcast auditions over CPRB at YMCA. May 7 empire day concert slated for Town Hall with eight O'clock D S T start, featuring a double trio duet solos dances kindergarten games and a patriotic speech by a minor boy. Admission 25 cents, children 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse United Church
Acton
CPRB
YMCA
Empire Day Public
Halton
Ammier Boy
Chikiren
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Swenabb
Ayitan
C. Hoare
Af. Galbraith
E. WeCumber
R. Cox
Aiton
D. Brush
Milad D. Sproat
Million
D. McNabb
Mullton
MY. Galbratun
le ‘Sylvester
Udtermediata
B. McNabb
EL Praser
E. Dliles
D. Sproat
Brush
L. Sylvester
E. Lunan
R. Fouls
J. Gilbert
F. Wowring
Afuton
Sylvester
V. Agnew
Actas
Mutton
L Sylvester
vanGooren
WW. Gastle
BE Blades
F. Bosher
Beaker
J. Gilbert P. Brush
S. Maclaren
J. Cookman
Roberta
Mitcn
K. Galbraith
H. Abirchall Satllan
R. Pou
Marsh
D. Nish
RR. Duncan
Jinlos
J. Cooknin
Multan
J. VanGoorn
UY. Hassard Acton
K. Marshall
HR. Galbraith
Sarita
Ee M.cumber
A. McMullen
F. Mulls
3-Bar Ranch — Group ME
Baptist Church Annual Meeting
E. Hawthorne
Mrs
E. Gumble
as-Presiden, Rb
Davidson
A. Reesor
EL Hawthorne
Mins. Lantz
He Me- Cutzheon
W. Hull
Wilderspin
Miss FE
Hawthorne
Tripp
FP. Wilds
Collier
Forster
Booth
MecGeachie
Mirs
Wilds
N. A. Robison
C. H. May
Corneil
Standay
Jung
Lakeside Lode
MacKenize
O Canada
D. A. MackKnne
Norman Braids
Activites
Guelph
Minxsey Hall
Kenora
Ontario
Patricia Wuarrop
Syed Abul Hasan
Sylva Morrow
Margaret Arnold
Eileen Breen
Helen Campbell
Helen Lamgle
Etta Swackhomer
Roderick Ryder
Harvey McCutcheon
George Switzer
Fred Tarner
Ted Hansen
J. M. MacDonald
Welen Lamb
Higa School
Jack Graham
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