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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 24, 1932

Page

7

Women Institute Meetings and Royal Winter Fair Highlights

The Dublin Women’s Institute held a November meeting at Mrs. Wm. McIntyre’s home with prayers and a program on current events and provincial facts. Also reported are a Young People’s League literary program and port activity in Montreal with grain exports and harbor receipts. Royal Winter Fair district winners include Shorthorns and Aberdeen-Angus livestock with champions and prize listings.

Dublin Women's Institute Black Miss McDonald J. Frank Montreal Montreal Harbor Commission Duncan Campbell Moffat J. A. McAllister Guelph Lucy of Heifer Kay Meyer Can — Campbell Amos and Amos

Esquesing Council Holds Special Meeting Actions Recorded

Esquesing Council met on November 16 after adjournment with Reeve Currie presiding. Minutes read. grants approved for Poppy Day Fund and charity expenses. by law to empower rate collectors for nonpayment taxes introduced and read first. elections by-law planned for 1933. meeting adjourned to December 15 at 10 am.

Esquesing W. G. Appelbe Wesley Murray N. A. Robinson George Currie Jonelli Tedenshoas J. Loss LeRoy Dale L. L. Mullin D. G. Appelbe G. Wesley Murray

Flesherton Bank Robbery Nets About $6000

Two armed masked men robbed the Flesherton Canadian Bank of Commerce branch just before closing. They forced staff into the vault and escaped with roughly six thousand dollars in cash in a blue 1930 sedan. Police distributed an all points bulletin across Flesherton south toward Toronto.

Flesherton Canadian Bank of Commerce Toronto

Halton County debated subway costs and Lake Shore relief plan

Halton County Council wrestled with a $516 committee expense for the Oakville Subway and debated Ottawa visits to save money. They discussed a $70 000 relief project on Lake Shore Highway with 14 000 county share and delayed decision until December. Other items included hospital act amendments and routine payments.

Currie Ottawa Robinson Thetford Harris Railway Board Cleave Mr. Thetford Mr. Robinson Morden Moat Oakville George Cleave Open Council T. A. Blacklock Lake Shore Waldbrook Council

Wedding shower honors Miss Ella Woods at Acton church event

Last Wednesday evening at Mrs. P. Sayers and Miss Gibbons home in Church Street Acton the ladies of St. Josephs Church and Hewetson Co fitting room employees hosted a shower for bride to be Ella Woods. They presented two electric lamps and a heartfelt note wishing happiness and fair winds on her marriage joining in games dancing and lunch.

United Church United. Church Vincent Moore Presbyterian Church Margaret Brown FP. L. Wright R. N. Brown Baptist Church Ernest Cole N . F. Moore Acton Halton Milton Burlington Georgetown Norval Ashgrove Hornby Bethel Glenwilliams Limehouse Churchville Eraser Mimms Morley Weaver Paris Ella Woods St. Joseph’s Church Hewetson, Co St. Alban’s Sunday School Erin 9Pields Mrs. Mields Viola Waller P. A. Bawyer Solo Catherine Mackie St. Mary's Olive Rookes Esther Taylor Aalo Bruce Pargeter Killarney Restvillé Bauer Esther’ Taylor Cillian - Catherine Mackie Alice” Taylor Barbara Taylor Viols ‘Waller Mackie Renetta Waller Beene Olive’ Rookes Grace Almas A. Sawyer Wnd Piverae

Free Press Christmas Card Order Time

Readers are urged to place Christmas card orders with The Free Press now, with select designs and deadlines highlighted for timely delivery. Expanded options and pricing are listed in the paper’s advertisement section.

The Free Press

The Evening Meal Digesters Mirthful Verse Note

A humorous verse from The Evening Meal Digester contrasts old sayings about going to the dogs with a twist that the dogs have had an awful wait. It ends by cheekily promoting a greeting card assortment from Tae Fare Press via Mr E Coles.

Mr. E. Coles Tae Fare Press

Death and funerals fill recent notices in Milton area

Multiple obituaries recount the deaths of Thomas McKenzie a longtime Scotch Block resident at St Josephs Hospital Guelph and James Harrison a farmer from Nelson Township with funerals led by local ministers. Also noted is Mrs Fred Helm of Acton a former Hastings resident and Martha C Laing a trained nurse active in church work with services held at Ebenezer United Church Corwhin. The notice includes funeral details attendees pallbearers and interment locations. A Bannockburn School Concert is scheduled for December 22 with greetings card requests sent to E Coles and The Farss Parss Office.

Thomas McKenzie St. Joseph’s Hospital Guelph Mr. McKenzie Bronte Ontario Scotch ‘Block Boston Presbyterian Church W. J. Reid Kathleen Street Mary McKenzie Toronto David McKenzie Campbellville Alfred Yoweil Boston Church Cemetery A&8h James Harrison Nelson Township Milton L. ©. L Milton Lodge United Church of Canada Robert J Tansley Hugh Ash John Powell Lowville Stafford Bennett Zimmerman L. O. Gi Evergreen Cemetery Milton Milton Champion Fred Helm Mill Street Acton Helm Williams Hastings Rose Hiflborn James M. Hilborn Kitchener Presbyterian Church H. L. Bennie Fairview Cemetery Messrs John, Jacob Walter Bauer William Cole Hiram Fisher Wm. Ridley Martha C. Laing John Laing Ebenezer United Church Miss Laing Syracuse Charles James Corwhin Aberfoyle Peter Richardson John Cockburn G. Maltby G. Lewis Wm. Stallibrass Weatherall Bob Robson A.miller E. Clugston F. Hardy

Acton Council Weighs Winter Arena Prep and Finances

Acton council approves 336.98 in finance committee accounts including gravel supplies and street work. The meeting covers insurance on the arena, rink ice freezing improvements, street lighting, and a bequest from the J A Murray estate. Councillors address a Crescent pole removal and tax collection policy.

Acton Cowle Nicol D. A. Henderson AL Henderson Canadian Legion Wreath W. D. Talbot Bell Telephone Co W. I. Dick McBean Jones Crescent Public Utilities Commission B. McDonald Elgin Street Marshall Town Hall McPherson J. R. Watson C. N. RR National Drug Co Toronto J. A Murray

Ontario Hignway Dept Sets New Car License Fees

The Ontario Department of Highways under Hon. Leopold Macaulay approved revised motor vehicle registration charges, effective around December 15 with 1933 plates. Passenger cars see changes by cylinder and horsepower. six and eight cylinder classes adjust downward, other rates updated accordingly.

Ontario ‘Department’ of Highways Leopold Macaulay Henry

THAT DEMENTED FEELING

Mae consoles Joe who complains of a grasy bone injury and widespread ache in a terse domestic scene. The dialogue hints at pain and concern within a small setting.

Joe Mae

Local Notes Include Shooting Event And Snow Damage

Community gathering at John Black's near Nassagaweya Esquesing Town Line to hold a shooting event on December 3 with self supplied ammunition and shotguns on a rural range. Also reports snow caused roof and vent damage at the Arena. Lakeside I O D E decorated Fairview Cemetery for Remembrance Day. education dates revised for June exams. Guelph Winter Fair entries up with diverse exhibitors. St Albans Parish Hall concerts feature pupils and teachers in a varied program.

John Black Nassagaweya‘Esquesing Acton Lakeside Fairview Cemetery Dublin Cemetery O. L. Poole R. W. Wade Guelph London Stratford Toronto Guelph Fair

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Women’s Institute Women's ‘Institute Barton A. H. Feller G. Watt Dr. Gollop B. Creighton E. E. Young A. Praser J.B. Kelly W. G W.H. Kentner Mackenzie E. ©. Thompson G.O. Brown Dublin Institute ‘Meeting Young People’s United Church Young ‘People's League Christian Endeavor Group Isabel Gwitzer E. Lambert E. Vincent Muriel Crossman Gabra Nelson Jean Blewett John McRae Pearl McEnerg Jean Blewett Velma- Blair G. Masales Jed Gladys Agar Savage Port of Montreal Royal Fair Esquesing Council Flesherton Bank S. E. Griffin and Son George Co.Burt Hillsburg James Carlyle the Royal W. J. Squirrell Ontario Agricultural College Guelph. A W. Whitelaw Tam Wether Lamb Halton County Seftdeves Infegenennaet Magegeeen Minister of Health Ella Hewetson Shoes Limited James Harrison, Ash Bannockburn School E. Coles Fars Parss West Side Department of Highways Tare Ovearalt Town Welfare Board G. F.rogers Education St. Alban’s Parish Hall
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