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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 23, 1935

Page

11

Oakville Notes on Council Meeting and Local Goings On

The Oakville council session at the town hall covered stand openings and summer activity. Items include a refreshment stand at Navy Street and progress updates for the harbor yachting season. Also noted are intentions to England and France travel, a narcotics arrest, and a man with a criminal record spotted by police.

Navy Street W. B. Fielding Hamilton General Hospital R. Stacey Cora Robinson Toronto Duches York England France Stacey Kerr Street David Kerr Willum Pettit Tormato Montreal

Neighborhood News Highlights Across Local Centers

Neighborhood brief notes touch on other centers and communities of reader interest with quick updates and local relevance. Readable items cover happenings, small events, and issues affecting residents across nearby areas.

Toronto VISITORS AND COMMUNITY NOTES HIGHLIGHT LOCAL LIFE

Erin residents recount visits and illnesses in a bustling community update. Mrs. F McAllister is ill, while Mrs. D B Leitch recovers from surgery. The Travellers Aid program and a Young People service at the Church of Christ feature Mary McMillan and Mrs Will Richardson. Fishing trips near Baysville and visits to Brampton are also noted.

G. H. Robinson Toronto G. T. Beett F McAllister Steen Fred Steen John Horton,Jr Laeltch Travellers’ Aid Mary McMillan Will Richardson Church of Christ Young People's Service W. J. Grundy Mensrs D. S Leitch Howard McArthur Georges Sanders

Local church tea and social notes from Campbellville

Campbville Ladies' Aid held a tea in the Sunday school room. Residents and visitors including Mr. Dick Hubbert of Brantford and Rev. Mr. Short from Yuarrie were noted. Several locals spent time in Toronto, and plans for a new Campbell Lodge hall were announced alongside reflections on a recent Eden Mills play.

Ladies’ Aid St. David's Church Dick Hubbert Brantford, Ly RH. Hubbert Wm. McLaren Toronto Jacqueline Bell John Kennady Annie Jane Reid I. A. Wheelsham Mr. Short The Presbyterian Church Yuarrie St.Davidia Kay Bell Campbell Lodge A. FB. de W. ML A. Poste E. Bell Society of Eden Mills David's Church Mira. C. Norrish Mira A. Fulton

Limehouse United Church Schedule and Local Notices

Limehouse changes service hours for summer with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m standard time. June 5 marks the United Church anniversary with Rev RW Rumley and Rev G W Knight preaching. A tennis court project begins this week and several community members are noted for travel and moves. Three new members joined during Communion Sunday and the Official Board discussed mission work and future plans. Mrs G J Stephenson is improving after a fall injuries.

United Church Yune United Church of Canada Limehouse General Council R. W. Johnson North Thornloe Nurald Cup J. Sutherland Hhomn Hingston Wir Ernio Miller Brantford Myr Will Milliere Yrampton Epent Afra D. M. Gowdy Toronto Glenwillland Lfe Omlclul G. Y. Stephenson Glenwilliams Hermony Club G. J. Stephenson

Ballinafad social visitors and weekend gatherings

Rev. Mr. Waddell of Hamilton visited with daughter Mrs. Blake Vannatter, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Culp and family at Proton. George Soper and Jas. Livingston hosted visits in Acton and Guelph, with Alfred Soper, Marshall Noble, and Chan Noble family members. Ephraim Swindlehurst improving enough to sit up. Nev. RH. Rumsey of Georgetown spoke Friday evening after preparatory services.

Mr. Waddell Hamilton Mrs. Blake Vannatter George Soper Acton Jas. Livingston Melvin Soper Guelph Alfred Soper Marshall Noble Chan. Noble Ephriam Swindlehurst Nev. RH. W. Rumsey Georgetown

Daylight Time Begins in Milton On Saturday

Milton residents prepare for daylight saving time as clocks move forward at midnight on Saturday June 15 and revert at midnight September 2 Labor Day. Funeral notice for Mrs George Cowan in Toronto. relatives attend. George Peacock and Maude Curry injured in a traffic collision near Acton while en route to an L G I concert. Local report notes minor injuries to other passengers.

Milton Wm. Cowan Evan Clarridge Yvan George Cowan Toronto Victor Merrett My. E. FP Earl Earl Brow Acton George Peacock Trafalgar YG. Maude C. Curry Andy” Eliott ML Dryborough Afhton

Rockwood Presbyterian Women Host May Meeting

Mrs Max Milne led the Presbyterian Women Missionary Society May gathering with hymn and prayer. Readings by Mrs. Robert Patterson covered Matthew. hospital work shared by Miss Mary Murray. tea served by Mrs Milne and daughters. Sunday services featured Rev. J S Harrington from Bible Society and Bible Society events at rockwood and Everton.

Max Milne Presbyterian Women Missionary Society J .D. McNabb Robert Patterson Glad ‘Ridings J. E. Pearen Joan WeLean Mary Murray Women's Missionary Society Toronto Milne Wm. Black Etx School Arisa Guelph Max "Ming Wilma W. Craig Jon Wally Wilda Mayle Gilbertson Dandie Milne Eden Mills Drive Fox Horticultural Society George Walton Pred Yinilton David McMillan Mira J. A. Yotthe Fergus A. Groves J. J. Aldous Turmilton St . John's Church George Jacques Ina Meg Frances Exeter Fred Fowler Cheetley

Town Ssuuwegg Council to Review 1935 Assessment Roll

The Municipal Council of the Town Ssuuwegg will meet the Court of Revision by Township Ful in Brookville Ontario on Monday June 3 1935 at 1 PM. All persons with appeals against the 1935 assessment roll are notified to govern themselves accordingly. Published May 23, 1935.

Ssuuwegg Ful Brookville P. Mi Ooke Gerald Tuesaday Dominion Province of Ontario Dept. of Public Works Ottawa Adelaide Bt. East Toronto Ont N. Desjardins Department, of Public Works

Eden Mills Play Shown By Young People Of Eden Mill Church

Reports from Campbellville Friday evening describe the Eden Mills Young People of Eden Mill Presbyterian Church presenting a community play. Mrs. H M Taylor returns from Toronto visit with daughter Mrs C Hardy. A party including Messrs D J Lowrie Alex Mitchell and James Wilson motored north for fortune, stopping at Timmins en route to Kirkland Lake. Mr and Mrs Charles Lee of Toronto relocate to their summer home. Mr Leyhag plans planting about forty thousand trees at his country residence.

Eden Mill Presbyterian ‘Church Campbellville H. M. Taylor C. Hardy Toronto Messia D. J. Lowrie Alex. Mitchell Jamis Wilson Motor Jane Timmins Kirkland Lake

Georgetown Pipe Band Arrives In Town And Local Visits Noted

Georgetown Pipe Band settles in town as residents greet them. E Barraclough sails from Montreal to England for two months. Mackenzie journeys to Wermadht for a two week absence. Sid Silvey Huei earns chemical engineering degree at University of Toronto. Jack Warrison away with the Cair observatory. Quartette performs at Newmarket Friday and Hamilton Tuesday at Maronic banquets. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Cole Mrs Yellow Mr and Mrs Alf Cole with Ronald and John Cole visit Ang Care on Sunday.

Georgetown Mys Barraclough Montreal England Mackenzie Wermadht Sid Silvey Huei University of ‘Toronto Jack Warrison Newmarket Hamilton Wilfred Cole Yelllow Alf. Cole Ronald John Cole Toronto Herald

Delighted Father Meets Professor Over Student Light

A college father shakes hands with a professor, praising his son who took algebra last year. The exchange goes humorous as the professor clarifies the student was exposed to it but did not fake it. Currency mentions include a $2 500 000 fee to the United Kingdom.

Burlington Notes From Haliburton County And City Headlines

Miss Agnste Wouters leaves on Friday for a non holiday trip to Holland. Geo MacMillan and Jim Kurtz spent the weekend on a fishing trip in Haliburton County. Alfred Foord was knocked from his bicycle by a motor car near the canal but escaped serious injury. Mrs Murdo Macdonald from England, with her father, arrived home on Sunday morning aboard The Duchess of Richmond, meeting in Quebec. Ness Shaver J A Graham Mayor Watson G Moos and Nichol of Hamilton enjoy a week’s fishing at Wilberforce. Lions Club hosted the Pattie cast at Brant Inn with dinner and a talk, moving pictures, and dance. Premier Mitch Hepburn and party dined at the Estaminot while returning from a fruit district trip. J Salisbury of Ottawa surveyed Harris Armstrong and Gordonery properties on Brant Street for a new Post Office. tenders expected in June.

Agnste Wouters Holland Geo. MacMillan Jim Kurtz Haliburton Alfred Foord Canal MW Whiel Murdo Macdonald England Duchess of Richmond Quebec Ness Shaver J. A. Graham Watson G. Moos Nichol Hamilton Wilberforce Brant Inn Lions Club Ae J, Salisbury Department of Public Works Ottawa Harris Armstrong Gordonerry Brant Street Alte Gavatte

Community notices from NassaGaweya and area churches

Local residents report Mrs Merwin J Wilson of Naoxda gaweya undergoing a serious operation on Monday. Reports detail frequent church meetings at Ebamover United Church Nosagawaya Institute with talks on Building Characters Homes and long song selections. A horse incident in Durbyylle and a Rockwood pageant at Ebenezer United Church are briefly noted.

Merwin J. Wilson Naoxdagaweya Women's Missionary Society of Women's Institute T.ichardson June Pyank J. Allison Guava Mn. Rhinehardt J. Simpson Frank Jtuinheart Durbyylle Try Yout Young People's Society of the Stone Church Eramosa Yiall Brookvills Ebenezer Young People’ League T. J. Diamond WP. Witching Ebenezer United Church Rockwood United Church Oholy Young People's League

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support

The neighborly sympathy shown during our recent bereavement for the beloved wife and mother was a great comfort. The many kindnesses, flowers, and helpfulness will be gratefully remembered.

Ben

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