Public School Pupils Get Friday Holiday for Teacher Conference
About 278 teachers and guests attended the Halton County Teacher Institute annual convention in Guelph. Acton Public School pupils enjoyed a holiday Friday as teachers from Acton and nearby schools participated in sessions at Memorial Hall and Royal Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Public School
Mus Mo Z Bennett
Arthur Gamble
Halton County
Memorial Hall
Oac
Guelph
Go W McKenz
Acton School
Hew Cranfont Smith
Koor Presbyteran
van Stetle
Tre Steers
Staal
Acton Weighs Intermediate Hockey Future Amid Ice Debate
Acton sports leaders consider an all-out campaign to field an Intermediate hockey team despite reliance on natural ice. Some investors offer to fund the effort using leftover funds while fans back strong junior-to-intermediate development through the Acton Minor Sports Club. If organized, the town would seek artificial ice early, with players from last year’s Junior and Int. clubs possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Artsans
Johnny Gay
Henry Jolley
Spr
Strathroy Royals Edge Oakville Oaks In Int A Playoff
Acton fans watch as the Strathroy Royals oust the Delhi Oakville Oaks in a best of three series to retain the Int A title. Fort Frie secures the silverware as the Oakville Oaks falter on key plays.
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Waterdown
O.B.A. Int. C
Delhi
Letty Fawcett
Ihe Jacobs
Fawcett
Delhi Oakville Oaks
Strathroy Royals
Popular Chief Telephone Operator Weds In Gowanstown
Isabel Lydia May McDonald, chief operator at Rockwood Bell office and daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard McDonald, married Delton Henry Hartung in Gowanstown's Wallace Evangelical Church. The service featured a double ring ceremony, bridal party from Listowel and Munro, and a reception in the church hall. After the ceremony the couple planned a trip to Ottawa and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Evangelical
Gowanstown
Isabel Lydia May Mc- Donald
Bell Telephone Office
Rockwood
Howard Mc- Donald
Bright
Delton Henry Hartung
Edward Hartung
Marian Martin
Listowel
Linda McDonald
Munro
Laverne Startung
Kenneth Hartung
Robert McDonald
W. A. Durst
Shirley Dippel
Church sponsorship of Canadian scout groups listed
Among 2138 Scout groups in Canada, churches sponsor 1585. Affiliation totals show Anglican 4236, Baptist 01, Hebrew 18, Latter Day Saints 36, Lutheran 18, Presbyterian 139, Roman Catholic 376, Salvation Army 71, United 45, Other Denominations 15, Canadian Legion 0, Community 773, Handicapped 9, School 82, Service Club 130, Miscellaneous 123.
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Canada
Anglican
Baptist
Latter Day Saints
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Salvation Army
United
Canadian Legion
Absent-minded Professor Reports Car Theft Claim
The absent minded professor rushed to his insurance agent crying that his car had been stolen again after a misstart at his garage and a frantic drive to report the incident.
Architectural notes on cabarete range and hall integration
The draft mentions use of a Cabarete range as a feature in stall rooms and a hall, with wardrobes and eve storage. It notes window placements allow wall space for furniture, and describes a peta thanks wall, concrete and asphalt details, and measurements like 24 by 60 feet.
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Ubebedi
Aephalt
Coteance
Limehouse community notes mix supper and dancing events
The Limehouse softball team and executives enjoyed a chicken supper at the Hall last week followed by a dance. High scores went to Mrs Ken Tallmer and Mr Ken Me. Donal and consolations to Mrs Harvey Norton. The event supported by ATL expenses borne by the ball team and commuters. Community cleaning bee at Timehouse Memorial Hall. social dancing after lunch. Local real estate activity noted with several home exchanges planned for next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse
Aloo
Ken Tallmer
Ken Me
Donald
Harvey Norton
Fo O’frien
Glen Scott
Timehouse Memorial Hall
Fred Geary
Toronto
Od S McDonald
Walter Linham
Milton Champion
Don Fairburn
Mcident
Milton
W. S. Newton
Barrie
Floyd Karn
Kitchener
Milan Elizabeth Croft
Hamilton
Mills
D. S. McDonald
Dorothy
Misa Kennedy
Lundy Brampton
Clearing Auction Sale At Gordon Armstrong Farm
Public auction conducted at Gordon Armstrong’s farm Lot 6 Con 4 Nelson Township five miles north of Highway 5 at Lowville on Wednesday November 9th 1938 at 1 o clock DST. Items include horses cattle hogs farm Implements furniture and supplies with cash settlement day of sale. Auctioneers Hindley and Elliott.
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Gordon Armstrong
Nelson
Lowville
Jersey
Hindley and Elliott
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Chapple’s Bookstore
Wyndham St
Gualph
Angus Kennedy
Galt
A. RB. Linn
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Mero
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