Acton district tops county in Fifth Victory Loan progress
Acton and district set a new high record by reaching its $275,000 objective. Oakville tabulations show Acton district at 239,900 with 1,112 applications, a county total near 2,300,000. Wool Combing, Beardmore, Storey Glove and other industries exceeded quotas. award pennants presented to employees. More details to come.
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Acton
Oakville
Halton
Acton Industries
Boardmore
Mesure
C. Hansen
Alex. Orr
Employees’ Association
Victory Soaa
Wool Combing Corporation of Canada
Storey Glove Co
L. B. Linfoot
Wool.Combing Corporation
W. F. Mooney
Mason Knitting Company
Reeve J. M. McDonald
Victory Loan
Linfoot
Mooney
Frederick C Wells Dies After Jump From Truck Near Milton
Frederick C Wells age seventy was fatally injured Saturday night when he jumped from a moving truck about a mile north of Milton. John Randall of Milton found him and rushed him to Milton Hospital where he died soon after admission. Coroner Dr G E Syer and Constable John Kravely investigated. Funeral held Tuesday from Turner's funeral parlour with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Reverend J B Moore officiated.
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Frederick C. Wells
Milton
Wells
John Randall
Milton Hospital
G. E. Syer
John Kravely
Mr. Wells
England
Harry Wella
Landon
Toronto
Turner
Evergreen Cemetery
J. B. Moore
Bennie presided at Guelph W M L S meeting
Mrs H L Bennie of Elmitra presided at both sessions of the Guelph Presbyterial W M S executive meeting held November 9 in St Andrews Church. Miss Frieda Matthews and delegates from Fergus Campbellville Hespler Elmir a Galt attended.
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Era
Fergus Campbellville
Prestdin
Hespler
Elmira
Galt
Guelph
Acton District Faces New War Task Challenge
Acton has again gone over the top as another war task meets a gearrens reepease. Thank A. Mahon.
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Acton
British and Italian Front Messages From War Service League
Letters from soldiers in Italy and England express gratitude for parcels and cigarettes, note rest camps in olive groves, and look forward to reunion in Acton. Correspondents include Pte F Tournour Pte H Woods Cookie Margaret Buchanan and others from C.W.A.C. and local units detailing conditions, thanks, and hopes.
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Pte
F. Tournour
Italy
Sicily
H. Woods
England
Good Old
Acton
Acton Boyd
Jerry
Two Remanded On Serious Charge in Milton Court
In police court at Milton last week Charles Ferner and Jack Perkins both of Nassagaweya were remanded one week with bail set at $5,000 each. They face robbery with violence against Edward Cates who is in Hamilton General Hospital in serious condition after an axe attack. Marshal Hilson of Milton Heights was fined $10 or 10 days for vagrancy. Magistrate W. Woodliffe presided.
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Milton
Charles Ferner
Jack Perkins
Nassagaweya
Edward Cates
Mrs D Richardson Elected President Of Scout Mothers Group
The Scout Mothers Auxiliary held its November meeting at Mrs. D Richardson s home welcoming two new mothers. Five dollars was donated to The War Service League. Officers elected for the coming year include Honorary President Ma E Maager, President Mrs D Richardson, Vice President Mrs C Ranney, Secretary Mrs G Dexserault, Treasurer Mrs W Evans, and Press Convenor Mrs P Watson.
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Scout Mother's Auxiliary
D. Richardson
War Service League
P. Watson
Ma. E. Maxter
Mra. 1D
Hichardson
Mra
Acton Council Sets Nominations for Year End Elections
During the meeting Acton Council approved notices for municipal nominations on Friday November 26 at 7 30 PM with election if needed Monday December 6 from 9 AM to 6 PM Polling sites listed at the Town Hall and Y M C A Deputy returning officers L Atkinson F L Wright and W Coles named Councillor Davison appointed to liaise with Fire Chief Gamble on the Fire Prevention School and a committee to address auditors report recommendations was formed.
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RB. Hobson
Public Ptilities Commission
Department of Municipal Affairs
Auditors
Davison
Gamble
Toronto
Council of Kitchener
F. L. Wright
Town Hall
Y.M.C.A
L. Atkinson
W. Coles
Woman Declines During Atchison Wedding Rite
In Atchison Kansas a wedding halted when Probate Judge Phill Schrack began the marriage service and asked the bride if she would take the groom. She answered I don’t and refused to explain. The judge invited her to return if she changed her mind.
Acton School Hosts Large Parents Night Attendance
Acton School drew hundreds of parents and friends for Parents Night with exhibits of pupil work. Public School rooms showed pupils at desks while both school buildings opened to the public and staff were praised for their efforts.
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Acton
Acton Schools
Acton School
Remembrance Day Service Held by YP at Ve Church
The Yaylon Order of Service featured Mr W Coles in charge. Mr Coles shared memories from World War I and Mr Weight led items of local interest. A vote of thanks was given to Mr Wright and Mr Coles for an interesting evening.
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HVA
W. Coles
Colen
Fb. Weight
Wright
Remembrance Day Service and Parade in Acton
The Remembrance Day observance in Acton included a Sunday service at Huox Presbyterian Church and a cenotaph procession.Participants listed include Lore Scola, Guelph Musical Society Cloud, Acton Teanch of the Canadian Lasgelast Tithe tet Acton Boy Scout CTooep, and Rev W M Mackay of Toronto who conducted the service. Wreaths were laid for World War I dead at the monument by community figures and groups such as the LO DE, Acton Municipal Council, and Acton Women’s Institute.
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Huox Perebyterian
Lore Scola
Rociety Cloud
Dakealde
Duke of Devonstine Clauder
Lo.d.e
Acton Teanch
Acton
James of Bhasses
Cavnge Mussel
Haylee W. Cavanach
Faust Post
Revellley
A.W. Fosbury
Ontario
Gee
Layton
Daler
Devonshire
Lode
Halton Juniors Host Home Plowing Competition
Halton Juniors with Tatton Plowmen Association hosted a Junior Farmers Plowing Contest at the home farm. Rabi Watson of York County judged the event. Jack Marchment of Hornby won the JJ EL Whitelock Special for best entry with several awards in Walking Plows and Tractor Plows across multiple classes.
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Valton
Tatton Plowmen'a Association
Foa
Afteon
Rabi. Watson
York County
Jack Marchment
Hornby
Scots Build Ships Far from the Sea
In Scotland during World War II, fre-fabricated escort ships for the Royal Navy are assembled in inland factories. Tulsa stems aldeplates and engine heaters are produced by firms switching from civilian goods to shipbuilding. Prefabrication enabled unskilled and semi skilled labor to be used, with both men and women trained for specialized work. Experts predict pre fabrication will shape postwar merchant ship construction for Britain.
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London
Royal Navy
Sal
Tulsa
Britain
Deluge of Articles Floods Cariboo Observer Office
A Cariboo Observer note laments the overflow of letters and pamphlets from readers with various pet theories. The editor urges contributors to focus on practical chores like emptying waste paper baskets rather than pushing propaganda through the newspaper.
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Cariboo
British Columbia
Liquor Store and Customs Urged by County Council
The Halton County Council endorses a resolution urging opening a liquor store in Milton and a customs office in Oakville. Members debate deer hunting, fiscal policy, and closing Trafalgar Council's ninth line, while Oakville residents protest Ottawa’s closure.
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County Council
Oakville
Halton
Milton
Heeve
Geornetown
Neeve Smith
Nelson
W. M. Hickelf
Toronto
Iat
Victory
Vonyresd
Victory Honda
Chen
Keeve Dhaly
Elnnee
Cal Ittew
Walton
J. Blole
N. Craig
Tom Baars
Hulton
Aby
Ang Th
Kenson
Furnens
Corncil
Trafalgar
Dundas Street
Poeputy-Neeve Hillmer
Ottawa
104 Blood Donors At Red Cross Clinic Here on Tuesday
Acton’s third blood donor clinic on Tuesday drew 104 volunteers, the largest and most successful yet. Donors came from Acton district, nearby towns and toward, with lists naming many individuals and groups and doctors in charge of medical staff and nursing volunteers.
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Red Cross Clinic
Acton
Torkday
Donora
Khow
Duncan Moffat
Rodolph Kraus
Clarence Wilson
Robert Somerville
Calvin McIntyre
Ivan Wedardson
Rm.blackjack
Elias Easterbrook
James Allison
B. BP. Young
Roy Johnston
William Allison
R. Mulder
Wilfred Brownlow
Alex, Near
EF. Fisher
John Black
Joseph Ponchey
J. S. Sargent
Fred Stewart
Willard Britton
Cameron Kitching
A. Ralph
Orrie Lamb
Douglas McEachern
Stanley Collett
G. A. Sinclair
WW. Thorarinson
J. Creasy
A. Iyan
Arthur Robson
M. C. Smith
T. Nollo
E. S. Force
Clifford Renaud
G. Musalow
Herb. Ritchie
Wallace Frankum
Florry Dennis
Sam Tennant
Norman McEachern
William Benson
John Bruce
Gordon Rognovidson
W. G. C. Kenney
Waller
Rockwood
W.G. Cullen
G W. Benton
Mra. Huxley
Minn Walker
F. Moffat
D. Gordon
L. Brownlow
Martin
Thomas
A. E. Anderson
Anne Black
E. van Norman
Finlay
Val. Force
Smethurst
H. O. Boyes
Heeley
Terry
Adamson
Milas Boyle
Leatherland
W. J. Beatty
Theo
Friends present gifts for two Acton girls headed for Ottawa
Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W J McLeod friends gathered to honor Misson Ysabel McLeod and Margaret Smith before their departure for Ottawa. Readings and gifts were shared as Norothy Clayton and Neon Early presented leather writing cases.
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W.J. McLeod
Misson
Ysabel McLeod
Margaret Smith
Ottawa
Civil Service
Rena Brolda
Norothy Clayton
Neon Early
Audrey MacArthur
Jack
Old Tyme Concert at Acton United Church
Old Tyme Concert at Acton United Church on November 16 at 8 pm with admission 25 cents. Dance at Brookville Hall on November 18, sponsored by Busy Bees Club, featuring Fisher's Orchestra and Ernie Packer as floor manager. admission 35 cents. Christmas Fair and Bingo at Lakeside Chapter I O D E at Georgetown Arena Friday November 19. Al Watson's Orchestra proceeds for soldiers with admission 0 cents.
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Acton United Church
Brookville Hall
Busy Bees Club
Fisher’s Orchestra
Ernie Packer
Darrie Georgetown Arena
al Watson
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Margaret Buchanan
C.W. A.C
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Cpl
H. W. Godfrey
Harold Robson
Ted Clifford
John Dryndale
Canis
Set
J. Nicol
G. W. Williams
Arthur Gamble
Sfr
N.S. Land
L.A
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Scout Mothers Group
Acton Council
A. Mason
W. J
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Monument and Huox Church
General Sales Committee
District Fifth Victory Loan
Biltz
Halton Juniors
Jack Marchiment
Forman
Vivian
Freeman
Jack Hamilton
Charlie’ Thompson
Limehouse
Ward Brownridge
Georgetown
Lorne Darling
Jack Taylor
Irwin Shepherd
Gordon McDonald
Elsie May
Murray May
Wm. Brain
Norval
Ford Wickson
Bronte
Acton Institute
Lovell
Mere
Gibbons
Freverck Street
Hunter
Ut. J. Davidson
Welal
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Anegraves
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