No Paving This Season No By Law Objections
Local council notes indicate paving delays and by law objections, with updates on street repairs, water mains funding, and temporary bank advances. Discussions cover parking on Mill Street, by law revisions, and a committee to review current bylaws for revisions to be proposed at the next meeting.
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Mill St
News Council
Department of Man- Ting and Development
Actonac
Bank of Montreal
Garbeare
Civ
Charlies F Napier Company
Cewerage Diepoeal
Public Utilities Commisson
Acton Woman Hurt After Wreck Near Ontan Road
Mrs Molly Creasey of Acton sustained a facial laceration when a collision occurred on a highway near Acton. The other vehicle involved, carrying Walter Webster of Acton, was wrecked. Mr Hamilton of Guelph assisted at the scene and Mrs Creasey was treated at St Joseph’s Hospital before returning home.
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Molly Creasey
Acton
Walter Webster
Ian Noott
Ontan
Hamiton
Roruelph
Udsendale
Vic
Hamilton
Moss Creasey
St J Josephs Hao
Gareth
Food
van AG
Goant
Jo McAniner
Roros Guelph
Thes
New Begonia Variety Grows In Acton Home
A newly developed begonia, first seen at the Royal Winter Fair, is now cultivated in Acton. Developed by Heamsville Nurseries with crossbred fibrous and tuberous forms after three years of experiments, a cutting reached Acton in May. The Dutch branch perfected it, offering a reasonably priced plant, while Holland brought an orchid display at the fair valued at $10 each and a $6,000 exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Reamsville Nurseries
Deyong
Heamsvile
Netherlands
Yar Dejyang
Holland
Mission Speaker In Indian Costume at Womens Mission Event
A Women's Mission circle gathering featured a speaker in Indian dress, with prayers, singing, and a sermon on mission work. The talk covered education work, gospel outreach to unreached groups, and missionary experiences in Africa, Canada, and India.
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Mission
The
Womens Mission
Tela
Pall Vhank
George
Charsh
Pereaudeet
Max Staatae Capes
Wien
Paver Mae Staley Thompson
Rene
Anesa
Inia
Charles
Obituary of James Troup Glasgow Born Man Dies in Canada
James Troup born in Glasgow Sea land died at Hamilton General Hospital on November 14 after arriving in 1907. He married Nellie Parker in Hamilton and was a member of the Guelph Legion. Funeral from Victor Boone Rumier Home with Rev ROW Armetrone officiating. Interment at Fairview Cemetery. He leaves two children Mrs Ethel Currie Limehouse and Mrs A J Melsaac Acton, plus a brother William and a son Thomas.
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Awa Oe Haesdten General Hospital
Trup
Glasgow
Sealand
Hamilton
Nellie Parker
Troup
Guelph Legion
Victor BO Rumier
Row
Row Armetrone Officiating Pallbearers Were Meesrs , Steele Harry Thompsan
Jack Harris
Bob Anderson
Sandy Messaac
John Moore
Jack Fryer
Willmer Fryer
Fairview Cemetery
Ethel Currie
Limehouse
A J Melsaac
Acton
William
Thomas
Two Surprise Parties Honor Mr and Mrs Evans
Neighbours honor Mr and Mrs Evans with two surprise parties after a planned quiet ceremony. Friends gathered at the Evans home for readings, music, and a final sing song, with gifts including red blankets and a rose chenille bed spread.
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Mrs. Evans
Reuben Frane
Pear Chike
Warendown
Ets Ater
Sdav
Adart
Addition Discussed At Home And School
The monthly meeting discussed a new school unit and its role beside the old building. Urgent need for aid and possible funding through taxes were debated with plans for future integration and long term replacement. The next meeting is scheduled for the third Monday in December.
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Thepolar
Uda
Montelly Newcaster
SU Wall
Bo Naeem Press
Tourer Thy
Gateral
Beastie Se
Severary
Artan
Piress
Oturght
RF Go
Oakes
Actos
Jt Crouchton
Acton
Abeaif
Schoat Board
Sheila Paul Wins Music Scholarship at Guelph Festival
Sheila Paul of Acton won one of four Kiwanis music scholarships at Guelph festival held last week. She played four classes earning high marks. Rockwood trio Rostrum won second in two classes. Alan MacIntosh Eden Mills led piano class with 87 points. Marie Land scored 82 for piano solo.
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Sheila Paul
Acton
Guelph Kiwanis Club
Guelph
Sheila
Aoxviealin
Bert Johnenn Moore
Mt Owhich
V . Sy
Lietawel
Sheass
Clianee
Marke
Rockwood
Firuce
Warne Hosking
Alan MacIntosh
Eden Mills
Sheila Hosking
Aleada Bacon
David Bauer
Martin Bauer
Marie Land
Winners Named in Big Bazaar List Draw
The article lists draw winners linked to a large bazaar event at a church affiliated complex. Names like Nils Geer and Mia Carnes appear among participants from Guelph and Georgetown with various local groups named.
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Uwe
Hacen
Noviriteae
Acton
Nils Geer
the Academy
Beners Bath
Mars
Giecrpe
Sturm Westun Alectes
Frerette
Aesdring
Guelph Valle
Norwa
Mads
Autonet
Eure
Mies Hultiee
Gree Town
Langhoe
Cates Bioorg
Sherbort
Beales
Ares
Bath
John McDonnelh
Hillsburg Town Council Recommends Jas Modasteh for Ruth Ward
Proceedings note the Hillsburg council recommending Jas Modasteh to represent the town and outlining by law amendments and tax adjustments. Included are dog tax collection steps, uncollectible 1945 accounts struck from rolls, and refunds and exemptions from the Court of Revision. An upcoming trustee election for School Areas No 1 and 2 will be held at the Town Hall, Hillsburg, with a possible December 9 vote.
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Couneil
von Nawen
Jas Modasteh
Ruth
Erin
Parary
Stanley Woodhouse
Telephone Commission
Court of Revision
Hugh M Reid
James W Delaney
Griffin
Griffin Lottery
Wilbert
Court of Revieon
Actessmers’ Rall
Ywestock
School Area No 1
School Area No. 2
Hillsburg
Forty Certificates Distributed At Graduation Exercises
A graduation ceremony awarded certificates to forty students. Speakers praised the cohort's hard work and dedication as faculty congratulated each graduate.
Europe Trip Described By Unknown Speaker At Meeting
A scattered report details a Europe trip with notes on veterans and donors. Students, teachers, and families gathered for a November event at the high school with musical numbers and a parade.
Friendly Circle Hosts Mexico Texas Circle Meeting
The November meeting at Miss Jessip Walker’s home with president Mrs Clarence Rognvaldson in chair heard Mrs Muriel Rolston praised for Sunday School loyalty and bridal plans. Miss Clare Grindley presented a travel talk with colored reviews of Texas and Mexico and a social was enjoyed.
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Toreness
Posenese
Abe
Dassemeiee
von Nowerstre
Wo Tadtet
Servine Heen
Dublin
Mar Bers
Salvacion
Papps Burd
Mary McCullough
TODE
Martel Heard
Jessip Walker
Clarence Rognvaldson
Misa Bennett
Misa Muriel Rolston
Jack Stewart
Muriel
Clare Grindley
Nover
Texas
Mexico
Acton Christmas Draw Promises Cash and Prizes
Acton merchants start a Christmas draw offering $100 first prize and $84 second prizes funded by a coupon system. For every fifty cents of goods, shoppers receive a coupon placed in a ballot box at participating stores. The draw, organized by the Acton Retail Merchants Branch of the Board of Trade, includes Santa Claus and a model showing many merchandise prizes, with a total of about 1000 coupons planned to be distributed.
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Santa Claus
Acton
Dave
Board of Trade
Stgres
Clif Bradley
Len Tavell
Ken Hassard
Ernie Maria
Rae West
Frank van Wyck
Bill Talbot
Harold Elliott
Theese “Hecht
Lorne Garer
Vic Fristow
Bert Hinton
Roy Goodwin
Sid Elsen
Ken Bickell
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Roth
Eatua
J. MacSwain
F G Oakes
Acton Menor Hoenkes Club
Bassanro
Boacker
Bell Telephone
Acton and Vicinity
R. Grant Dillane
Toronto
Lef
Ie Starils
John J. Sanderson
London
James Troup
Erin Council
Nemes
Rome
Wilkin
Europe
Crawford Douglas
Han Meas Citader
Audrey Wonk
Dick Wied
Literary Society
Mice Beton
Armstrong
North Matton Hack School District
Chacrin G
Dike
Counons
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