Honor Roll of October Public School Students
The list records student names and scores by class and teacher across multiple grades. Higher totals appear for Senior and Junior groups with teachers noted, including M. Z. Bennett and D. Polster.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
7
Erin School September and October Report Summary
The record lists students and staff in the Erin Cedarvale area with names and ages including Walter Smart 63 and Arthur Saunders 7060 plus absent notices. It shows various readings or scores and notes teachers Marjorie E Thomson and mentions honors and absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Cedarvale
Walter Smart
W—Ftoru Sim
Hangers
Collin McCallur
Arthur Saunders
Elizabetht Jim
Smith Griffin
Wire-Beth Harding
Darts” Keeler
Je. WY
Gordon Motz
Mabel Wardy
Ronald Saunders
Hillie Sly
Beth McCallum
Archie Cunningham
Thelma Wards
Elmeda Shu
Adeline Cunningham
Roy Harding
Joycee Leitch
Bert Cunningham
Mervyn Rotz
Pr—Wolkla Mulder
Calvin Leitch
Melvin Cunningham
Norman Rotz
Erin School October Report Card for S S No 10
The October school report for S S No 10 Erin lists students and marks for Jr. IV. names include Uelen McEachern Charlie Thompson Rhea Burgens Frank Thompson Charles Burgess Sidney Spear Margaret Thompson Isabell Henderson Jean McDonald Clara Swackhammer Leonard Thompson Lila Spear Donnie McIntyre Delbert Cole Eileen McDonald Sadie McIntyre Fraser McDonald Teddy Cole and notes absences for four exams. Teaches L. Jean Akitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. No.10
Erin
Uelen McEachern
Charlie Thompson
Rhea Burgens
Frank Thompson
Charles Burgess
Bred Spear
W—Mank Burgess
Sidney Spear
Margaret Thompson
Isabell Henderson
Jean McDonald
Clara Swackhammer
Leonard Thompson
T—Lila Spear
Donnie McIntyre
Delbert Cole
Eileen McDonald
Sadie MccIntyre
Fraser McDonald
Teddy Cole
Duke of Devonshire Chapter Y.C.C.E. Meets on Funds Sale Plans
The Duke of Devonshire Chapter Y.C.C.E. held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at Mrs. PL A. Loith’s home with Regent Sin. Bsvlow presiding. Mrs A. H. Bishop gave a vocal solo and Mrs PW Bearen delivered an historical reading on King Edward III. Hostesses served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
Y.C.C.E
PL A. Loith
Sin. Bsvlow
A. H. Bishop
PW. Bearen
Edward III
Guelph Club Beats Acton In Open Badminton Match
The Acton Badminton Club hosted the Guelph Racquet Club for their first tournament. Guelph triumphed with a total score of 250 to 187, across ladies doubles, men’s doubles and mixed doubles with multiple close games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Guelph
Q. Butler
D. Butler
Ig. Emery
M. Chalmers
L. B. Warton
G. Michle
Vv. Rumsey
Chalmers
B. Redmond
J. Savile
Dr. Pearen
A. Chalmers
J. Eccles
Three Year Old Bernice Kerr to Walk Again
Three year old Bernice Kerr of Roewood will walk again after doctors at Guelph Hospital saved her legs damaged when she stepped into a corn cutter. Surgeons repaired shredded flesh, reset bones, and cast the limbs. X rays show healing and no limp. The Kerr family lives with parents Mr and Mrs J A Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kerry
Guelph
Bernice
J. A. Kerr
Roewood
Annual Inspection of Lorne Rifles Ends With Amalgamation Hint
More than 300 officers and ranks gathered in Trafalgar Park as Brig. Elking inspected the Lorne Rifles Scottish unit from Burlington Georgetown Acton and Oak. The exercise included tactics at Hugh Wilson farm with red and blue detachments and a smoke screen. Col Louis Keene commanded the operation and plans, while Major A Heaumont led Redland troops. Afterward Col and Mrs Keeffe hosted General Elkins and officers at the Armory dance with prizes awarded to Acton recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qakville
Lorne Rifles
Burlington
Georgetown
Acton
Oakvie
W. W. P. Elking
O.C
Military District No. 2
Hugh Wilson
Ah Rcace
Flrat
Louis Keene
Lorne Rifle
Snnton County
Peel and Dufferin Regiment
Ine
Ottawin
Trafalgar Park
Elxin
Wilson Farm
Artiller
Loui Keene
A. Heaumont
Redland
Cate
Cpl
Swanson
Nassagaweya Clerk Resigns After 52 Years Service
Nassagaweya Council member John Marshall resigns as township clerk after a 52 year association with municipal affairs. He held roles as Councillor Deputy Reeve Reeve Auditor and Clerk with 15 12 and 25 years in those posts respectively. Council and officials express regret and wish him a happy retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
John Marshall
Marshall
Nussagaweya
Maurshall
George Finney
Urge Highway Connection At Milton Meeting
At a Milton meeting of the Walton County Liberal-Progressive Executive last Friday plans were made for the annual banquet at the Fig and Whistle Inn in Bronte. About three hundred are expected to attend. A unanimous resolution praised Premier Hepburn and Ontario Government progress and a balanced budget. Another resolution urged the Department of Highways to connect the second line between Acton and Milton and join No 25 and No 7 highways by paving the strip, with work hoped to start by summer 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Walton County
Liberal- Progressive
Bronte
Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
Department of Wighways
Acton
Millon
White Gloves Presented at Halton Fall Assizes
Halton County Fall Assizes opened in Milton with Justice Chevrier presiding and no criminal cases. Bertram Brasil Lamb of Oshawa granted a divorce from Cora Irene Lamb formerly of Campbellville, co-respondent Wilson Henry Clark. Dr John Fleming of Toronto suing the Provincial Highway Department and Halton County for 1500 dollars for an automobile accident on the Middle Road Trafalgar on January 1 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Milton
Justice Chevrier
Bertram Brasil Lamb
Oshawa
Cora Irene Lamb
Campbellville
Wilson Henry Clark
John Mr. Fleming
Toronto
Provincial Highway Department
County of Halton
Middle Road
Trafidgar
Poppy Day Pays Tribute To Canadian Veterans
Canadians prepare for November 11 with the Poppy Fund appeal to honor war dead and support living veterans. The Canadian Legion notes wounded survivors need essentials and medical aid, while the British Empire League sells poppies worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vimy Ridge
Poppy Fund
Canadian Legion
Canada
British Empire Service League
British Empire
Watch for the Number week long coupon prize
Acton readers are urged to find a numbered card in Elliott Bros store window and match it with today's Free Press coupon. The holder who brings the coupon and a merchant sales slip wins $2.00 when the number is unsealed at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. The winner is named in next week's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton and District
Acton Free Press
Elliott Bros
Mill Street
The
Free Press
Free Press Office
Acton
Free Press. c
Changes to Music Festival program announced
At a Malton Music Festival Association meeting held at the president’s home Mrs. G. C. Atkins, reports were favorable. Three new rural schools join this year, new class changes aim to boost interest, junior solos replaced by kindergarten singing games, new urban dramatization for Grades 5 and 6, and a high school girls choir added. Dates tentatively set for April 29 23 and 24 with next venue to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malton Music Festival Association
G. C. Atkins
Mertoyi
Yooms
Yulon
Ao Hivh
Munsle
Thin County
Sale of Shorthorns in Toronto Auctions
Dr Campbell and Sons of Moffat purchased the show helper Flower Girl for $500 from T. A. Rivell’s herd at a Toronto Shorthorns sale. A group of registered Shorthorns from King Edward's Alberta ranch also sold at the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Campbell and Sons
Moffat
Helfer
T. A. Rivell
Toronto
King Edward
Alberta
Local Play The Rugged Truth Impresses Acton Crowd
A good crowd saw the first evening of the local play The Rugged Truth in Town Hall Nall. Acton Tennis Club arranged the event with outline by secretary WR Battye and music by Acton Concert Orchestra under CW Mason. The farce ends happily with marriages and restored finances as the cast misleads and resolves through a magical mat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall
Acton Tennis Club
WR. Battye
Joe Mursh
Jack Reid
Uneir
Frances Hurst
Hac P
Charles Kirkness
Marguerite Ryder
Lig
Chas. Kirkness
Gordon
Cook
Flora Sayers
Laura McMullen
Jack McGeadle
Liz
Acton Concert Orchestra
CW. Mason
Irene Leslie to Represent Halton County at Meeting
Iréne Leslie chosen to represent Halton County at a Malton Education Association gathering held in Milton on October 20. The event featured talks on school governance and music education, with five contestants in a public speaking contest and plans for a March 4 1937 meeting in Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Educational Association
Wyolthy
Malton Educational Association
Milton
Ife
G. Roy Fenwick
Naste
Mills Irene Sealle
Acton
Damages Awarded in Acton Motorcycle Collision Case
In Guelph on Tuesday Justice C P McTajne awarded $2,500 to John Wurst and Mrs Helen Burna in their suit against Chas Vrankin for injuries from a motorcycle and Franklin's automobile collision on MUN Street Acton July 1 2005. Hurst dislocated hip and other injuries. Burns compound leg fracture and prolonged hospitalization may render she unable to stand. both lost jobs during recovery. Mrs Burns received $1,000 and Wurst $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice C. P. McTajne
Guelph
John Wurst
Helen Burna
Chas. Vrankin
Acton
Franklin
Mun Street
Hurst
Burns
Helen Hillman
Soneen
Cramer
Wurst
Regular meeting of Lake side LO DE chapter held
The November meeting of the Lake side Chapter LO DE was held Tuesday at Mrs. J J Stewart's home. Two new members Mrs Charles Kirkweas and Sir Wm Rama den signed the book. After business a lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Lo.de
Wood
J. J. Stewart
Charles Kirkweas
Wm. Ramaden
Remembrance Services Planned Across Districts on November 11
Acton and District Legion with clergy plan memorial services at multiple centers. Parades start Wednesday at 10 45 am from the Park led by the Acton City Band to the Soldiers Monument, then a United Church service. Graves to be decorated at Wallview and Dublin Cemeteries. Rockwood holds 2 pm service at the Soldiers Memorial and Presbyterian Church. Nassagaweya's 4 pm service at Sodom Presbyterian Church followed by Soldiers Monument ceremony. Acton Legion to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remembrance Bay
Acton
District Legion
Torhabe
Leggionnaires
Acton Cithway
Soldiers’ Monument
United Church
Wallview
Dublin
Rockwood
Soldiers’ Memorial
Nassagaweya
Presbyterian
Sodom
Acton Legion
Acton Driver In Car Accident Involving Harold Deforest
A passenger in a car driven by Harold Deforest Acton collided with a telephone pole on Radfords Street. In Quelph, Mrs Esther Aicrtchelson was seriously hurt after her head struck the windshield, with a severe throat gash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Deforest
Acton
Radfords Street
Quelph
Esther Aicrtchelson
George Footitt Returns Home From Hospital
George Footitt came home to Guelph on Saturday after hospital treatment for a serious hand injury. He lost four fingers on his right hand but is cheerful as the hand heals. He has a thumb and stump remaining and has learned to write with his left hand. He plans a vacation where his sons won’t be a major handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Footitt
Guelph
George
YMCA Mens Club to Host Ladies Night Supper with Rev WJ Johnston
The YMC A Mens Club holds a Wednesday supper November 18 with Ladies Night guest Rev W J Johnston of Toronto, a noted Kiwanian and District Governor, expected to deliver an inspirational talk with Irish humor. A Wrestling and Boxing Club for older youths will be discussed at a November 6 meeting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.mlc.a
W. J. Johnston
Toronto
Johnston
Y.awc.a
Coming Events Announcements in Acton Area
Dublin Wockey Club hosts Euchre and Dance in Acton Town Hall tomorrow night. Virginia Jubilee Singers perform at Acton United Church on Wednesday November ith at 8 00, adults 25 cents, children 10 cents. St Alban s Girls Club offers a sale of homemade crafts and afternoon tea at the Parish Hall Saturday afternoon November 7 at 3 00 p.m. Don t miss the Gram Concert in Town Wall Acton on Wednesday November ath under the auspices of the Ladies Aid and Nolaston Circle of the Maplist Church Adminsian 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Acton Town Hall
Virginia
St. Alban’s Girls Club
Gram
Acton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat Mogith
M. Z. Bennett
Janier
Kathleen Weadge
Harold Simpson
Robert Loutitt
Dora Wood
Olga Dyrew
Marjorie Nelson
D. Polster
Evaleen Braida
Dora , Weaver
Mary Ritchie
Dorothy Foolitt
Fern Fryer
Helen Mann
Mr. Ory
Janior
Pryer
May Nicol
Victor Masters
Roy Wood
Jack Mulnprize
T. HR. Lamb
Fern Veldhuis
Anderson
Helen Holmes
Norma Marzo
George Johnson
Shirley March Ment
Frederick Crowson
Fyfe Bomnerville
Jack Stewart
Dorothy’ S Pallant
Earle Johnson
Yoan Rumley
Aubrey McKinnon
Joan Pargeter
A. W. MacMillan
Jack Kentner
Betty Masters
Andrew Nicol
Dolores Lapplu
Jean van Wyck
Helen Wall
M. B. Young
Armand Braida
Yvy Cripps
Victor Patrick
Bille McMillan
Wilfred Duval
Betty Dennis
Jean Massey
Alleen McYsane
John Barr
Y. Bruce
Phyllis Robertson
Bnewweguaughey
Jihmie Dennis
Jimmie MacDilloway
Harold Urwin
Barbara Nelson
T. Hunt
Eren
Marjorie E. Thomson
L. Jean Akitt
D. E
Acton Y
G. Michtle
M. Dobble
D. McPherson
G. Sovilly
O. Chalmers
G. Miche
M. Dobbie
Viet
G. Butler
B. Warton
Q. Emery
Dr. Nelson
J. Ecclestone
Redmond
Pearen
YB. Winton
Nelson
Dr. Buchanan
Winton
Nassagaweya Council
Halton Fall
Joan Marshall
Nassugaweya Township
French Republic
Pape Eight
Tennis Cloud
Iréne Leslie
Hartley
OELA
Association
J. M. Dennis
Publi
M. A. Campbell
Halton Association
E. Holtby
John Smith
F. S. Blow
J. E. Gamble
Nassayaweya
Usc
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