Local Institute Meeting and Civic Notes
Community news lists a Women’s Institute meeting at Mrs Prod McCutcheon's home on Thursday at 2 30. It also reports a car collision near Milton injuring Harry Coulson and A A Armstrong, with Coulson taken to Galt Hospital. Other items include church transfers, hymn book introduction at United Church, county council education concerns, liquor act violations in Acton, and obituaries and deacon honors in Walmer Road Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women'e
Women's Institute
Prod McCutcheon
Sunay
Milton
A. A. Armstrong
Harry Coulson
Palerme-Milton
Armatrongh
Coulson
Galt Hospital
Court of Revision meets with minor license and park curb decisions
The fortnightly seastop meeting of Usa Council on Nuosday evening saw Conncttlors Hansen and Warraon present with Roeve Mason presiding. Mrs Oakley’s license extended to 11 months, new 3 month term granted from May 27. backstop work approved for Handbail Club park ball demond. Finns Committee recommends several accounts for payment totaling noted sums. Court of Revision confirmed the annual assessment toll with no complaints. next meeting set for June 3 to review estimates and rates. A $60 per annum salary for Public Utilities Commissioners was deferred. $108 from Lakeside Chapter of the O D B acknowledged. gifts from LO D B and Duke of Devonshire Chapter noted. taxes reviewed and some uncollectable writes-off. Girl Guides charged hall fee for concert. road repairs authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA Council
Cound
Finns Committee
Park Ee Sploo Ja
Tillette
Inboran
Will
Fbier
Mra. Ve
C. Ji. Warrison
Hansen
Clark
Court of War Vision
Public Utilities Commision
Curling Club
Lakeside
O. D
McPherman
Society
Duke of Devonshire
LO. D. B
Camp Fund
McPherson
Tan Fen
Opening of Tennis and Bowling Grounds Promises Strong Season
The Acton community celebrated the official opening of the tennis and bowling grounds with a well attended evening event. Under Vandmaster Mason a lively program featured the Vand Thill and engaging demonstrations, while visitors enjoyed social time and refreshments. Plans for a Abemhaed tournament Monday evening and future local competitions were announced, with Manager Pred Holm keeping the courts and greens in prime playing condition. Membership tickets are available from Mr. F. Salt, with season fees set for gentlemen 3.00 and associates 2.00, junior players 1.00.
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Acton
Dowling
Acton Cithwns
Vand Thill
Vandmaster Mason
Olb
Ned Witty
Bepnie
AON
Tenmis
Pred Holm
Inditex
Acton Hosts British Noble Sir Harry Bittain Visitor
Sir Harry Bittain of London, eleventh year as MP for the new Acton borough, visited Acton with interest in local industry and schools. He toured factories, the Park, Arena, and public buildings, addressed Acton Public School, and hosted a reception at Moorecroft before continuing to Toronto and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bittain
K. C
London
England
Acton
Middlesex County
House of Commons
Marry
Harry
Detroit
Dharge
WP. Moore
Moorecroft
Ifo
Canada
Highends
Moore
Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario
Guelph
Sir Harry
Quelph
Ming Tennett
Publie
Aly Harry
Denyliat Ontabseld
Judge Moore
Acton Wins Second County Baseball Game 6 to 4
Acton captured their second county league win 6 to 4 over Oakville on Saturday as two runs in the first frame and another in the fifth carried Acton ahead. Post made a running catch for Oakville, while Trawn’s pitching kept Oakville down until late. Milton defeated Kilbride 9-7 and Milton crushed Oakville 18-0 in a postponed game. League standings show Acton leading with Milton, Georgetown, and Bronte close behind as next Saturday’s schedule features Acton at Milton and Georgetown at Oakville.
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Acton
Lasgie
Lahould
Oakville
Acton Jed
Notians
Acton Boys
Tuarker
Chalmers
Kilbride
Georgetown Jhy
Milton
Bronte
Healnst
Aginst
Georgetown
L. Rc
Aclon Cisereteeernnnee
Milton Georgetown Bronty
Oakville O
Wibride
Rydersiyadt
Kents
Acton District News Highlights Local Events
The monthly meeting of the Duke of Devonshire Chapter of LO1D meets at Mrs. Wm. Thal, a Burlington Post Office damaged by fire, Brampton council votes to cut indemnities, and Queen Victoria Day observed with community activities. Liberal rally in Milton draws hundreds with leaders Tepburn and Donnelly. New town plaques presented for royal decoration of the park pavilion.
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Burlington
Actoniana
Clulvens
Milton
Princess
Acton
Mitel Tepburn
M. Prp
Dr. Donnelly
Thos B. Makelack
M. Plrp
Tralton
Wow
Paul Fisher
Dalton Liberal Assecution
Galloway
Impira Bay
Duke of Devonshire
Beatiful Park
Palry Lake
Daughters of the
Weapjre
Girl Guides
Toy Scouts
Toxta Noys
Trail Rangers
Cnnnadian
Heshiad Proposal Sparks Witty Banter in Odd Exchange
A quirky dialogue unfolds with a man proposing to a woman after a brief acquaintance. She teases him about their short time together, while he wittily claims a longer connection through his bank relationship with her father. The exchange reveals playful distrust and humor.
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Heshiad
Mer
Acton to Mullon Eyes County Game After Imports Debate
The piece discusses Acton and Mullon meeting in a county game and mentions pathway questions about import players and last year’s champions. It cites Walkerton Worald reporting on How Kella moving to Kyle for next hockey season and notes Oakville’s goalie issues and Halton League comments from Burlington Gazette with Georgetown plans.
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Acton
Mullon
Walkerton Worald
Howe
Kella Han
Kyle
Bnport
Wis
Myc Oakville
WL Mancock
Walkerton
Aime
Oakvilly
Oakville
Public School Staff Reengaged After Wage Reductions
At a town meeting the Ute School Board explained salary cuts to tenured staff due to reduced revenue. Teachers accepted reductions while vowing to continue community work. no dismissals occurred and all current staff remain in place. The board agreed to recruit for continuation courses and to consult with the principal on subject distribution.
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Ute
McM Wilson
Elre Unitinyeen
Mr. Wadson
Hoe
Miss McMillan
J. M. McDonald
Sawyer
Noard
W Tearch
Mist Warrington
Juh Sehool
Aary
Nephew
Alnee Alo
Miki
Bennett
Mea
Moore
Folater
Yarbour
Mig Parrington
Festival Association
Weild
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Preabytery
Presbytery
Wi. McCracken
Wockwood
Eden Mills
A. L. Wwenole
Arran
Interia
Mills
United Church
C. Pranklin
Lega
Toronto
E. J. Moore
B. A
County Council
Warrington
Vanscrives
Nurlington
Weardmore Crescent
Metherson
Gonstable
Mygrtstrate Moore
W. J. Dick
Leroy Duleete
R. Kowalakt
Eramoca
Robert Kvardell
Kramou Township
Alton
Myr
Everdvil
Walsburg
Gies
Yoronte
Port Caldwell
Erin
Wealdes
WD. Warren
Walmer
Road
R. D. Warren
Walmer Road
Johny McNeil
Frank Sandéman
Igham
Mr. Merrill
Mgr
J. M. Bhenatone
Dr. Tracy
Mr.Warren
Warn
Warren
Court of Revision
Rollix
Offtclsity
Citixens
IL B
Harry Brittain
Ilondon
Oh Warry
Moorecraft
Jngiah
Hirlel
Reeve Mason
Wavill
Board of Education
Tiarrston
Munro
Evenue
Worry
Albert Wall
Imousine
Murry
Government House
Albany
New York
Aly Warry
América
International Chamber ‘of Commerce
Washington
Land Chamber of Commerce
Napier & Son
Warry
Oxford
Tuner Temple
Tord Roberts
New Yalk
Acrosa
United States
Helth
Inkiston
Er Warry
Alice
Orickville
Ali Roi
Poa Fletcher
Wilson
Jinks
Lyon
Coxe
Tlorslin
U Brown
P Bast
Willamson
Walters
Holloway
Terry
A Waterhou
Anderson
Tyler
Leishman
Cripps
Tarker
Wm. Thal
Rock Avenue
Willie
Oquleville
Eaters of Canada Limited
Naningiweya
Wrampton
Brampton
Connell
Carter
Gtrl
Variouxs
Hurlington
Halton County League
John
Nlop
Joni
Cies
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