Ninety Fourth Anniversary of Acton Baptist Church Observed
The Ninety fourth anniversary service at Acton Baptist Church featured Rev Dr John McNeill of McMaster University as guest minister. The interior sparkled with fall flowers as weather dampened attendance. McNeill preached on Christ as the answer to life’s needs with morning and evening sermons and a choir anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Baptist Church
John McNeill
McMaster University
McNeiil
Paul
Jesus
Corinthians
Congresson of the United Church
Dr. Morrow
Yeading
Churchill Church 98th Anniversary Celebrated with Spiritual and Social Events
The Churchill United Church marked its 98th anniversary with a Sunday sermon by Rev. Albert Lecce of Muttonville on Ruth and Naomi and an Esther inspired message. A capacity crowd enjoyed choir music and drama readings, the Yowler supper, and a lively Monday night entertainment for over 250 attendees.
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Churchill United Church
Albert Lecce
Muttonville
Ruth
Naomi
Esther
Ruth Gibson
G. Masales
Norman Gibson
Aton
Akitt
Woodalde School
Acton Baptist Church Anniversary Entertainment Recap
A Monday evening event marked Acton Baptist Church’s anniversary with an Acton history program. Old photos and scenes featured early residents as M. Mosales and a local Quintet performed and readings were given by Mrs Ches Lan rough and Mr Cornet solos by Lannsberaigh. Reverend Me Banter chaired the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Baptist Church
Acton
Altus
M. Mosales
QO. Plank
Maggie
Mrs. Veldhun
Barbara Plank
Messin W. Cols
C. Franklin
Miers
ML. Worden
Lannsberaigh
Ethel Pyyunklit
Jon Re
Me. Banter
Rally Sunday in United Church
Sunday morning service in the United Church included children from the church school joining the regular service. Mrs Adamson gave an invocation, Jack Reid led prayer, and scholars Marjorie Noel Praser and Frank Molmes read Scripture. Superintendent J J Stewartalfcer introduced new Secretary Emery Acton and spoke on faith through stories from The Forty Faithful Wrysters and The Vision of Sir Taunfal. Next Sunday ushers will be provided by Rev W Foreman and Ballimatad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dicke Hiven
Roy
A. N. McMillen
Norval
Orlah Weap
Scrooge
Mrs. Guntmage
Sidney Carton
Ruth Gibson
Acton
Betty Gibson
Watte Vincent
C. H W. Eliott
Toronto
A. O. W. Foreman
Wallinstad
Albert Leece
Huttonville
Knox Presbyterian Church Sunday School
United Church
Church School
Strasl
Adamson
Jack Reid
Marjorie Noel
Praser
Frank Molmes
J. J
W. Foreman
Ballimatad
Shoppers' Guide Fall Fair Ad Pages
Fragmentary page listing advertisements for this week’s Free Dread issue. Names like Carroll's Grocery and Nacht Tage appear beside shoe stores and meat markets, with several unreadable items and scattered brands.
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Salida Tea
Heil Feke
Carroll's Grocery
Wace & — Bares
Lavell Mras
Pattersac
Wholbant's
Gregory
Prize Winners at Acton Fair
Prize winners at Acton Fair are listed for stock classes and heavy horses. Names include Craig Reid Gordon Rodney Leste Gunby Wallace Swackhamer Wilfred Brownlow and Hugh Rodney among others, with winners in Clydes and Shires classes and various colt and gelding categories. The note states stock entries were the highest ever and gives detailed pairings and owners across classes.
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Acton
Tu Pere Parcs
Halton
Acton Fulr
Craig Reid
Gordon Rodney
Leste Gunby
Wallace Swackhamer
Wilfred Brownlow
Gordon Aitken
Gordon Snow
Hugh McDonald
Wood Mack
Howard Bruce Coulson
Wm. Gunby
Jas. Wanslaw
J. Curtiss & Sons
Rf. Reid
A. Hewson & Son
J. Curtiss & Son
R. Reid
Stanley Stewart
W. W. Matheson & Son
J. E. Pearen
Hewson & Son
Sectional Meeting Held in Acton
The fourth annual Sectional Meeting of Guelph Presbyterial of the WWM was held September 16 in Knox Presbyterian Church Acton. Auxiliaries from Rockwood Eden Mills Campbellville Nassagawega and Acton participated with Mrs W L Bennie presiding. Miss Mary E Anderson missionary spoke on Koreans in Japan and shared songs in Korean and explanations of crafts from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Rockwood
FP. &. Blow
Acton
Wigginbotham
Lois Atkinson
Y.W.A
H. Mainprize
Grand Valley
Mary E. Anderson
Presbyterian W. M. S
Japan
Elizabeth Orr
Miss Anderson
Field Day of Acton Schools Highlights Youth Track and Field
The annual Field Day at Acton High and Public Schools featured morning school grounds events and an afternoon park program with strong showings across age groups. Champions named include Murray Bauer and Irma Watson in juniors, Gordon Bilton and Myrna Mawson in intermediates, and Jim Jones and Kay Chapman in seniors, with extensive records posted for standing jumps and running events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Murray Bauer
Irma Watson
Gordon Bilton
Myrna Mawson
Ethel Pargeter
Jim Jones
Kay Chapman
Martin Wossard
Norman Wright
Imma Watson
Doris Wilson
Dela VanWyck
Murray Woller
Gilbert Romphi
Sick Cooney
Girks Try Watts
Jean Bennie
George Williams
St. iInches
Don Ryder
Mary Severs
Margaret Arnold
Doris Blow
Jack Bunn
Jack Blow
Della van Wyck
Lobel Brimms
Jean Evans
Dirk VanGooren
Bill Eccleshall
Betty Watts
Anna Fairpatrick
Jes Boys
Willa
Unity Club Elects Officers at Church Meeting
The Unity Men's Club of the United Church elected officers at a Wednesday evening meeting held in the church school room. Arthur Gamble reported the year’s work and BIL Ramsden spoke on the financials. New officers include President Jack Reid and Honorary President Dr E M Morrow with various conveners and officers listed. The gathering featured a bean and weather feed hosted by last year’s executive and several members gave addresses after the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Men's Club of
The
United Church
Arthur Gamble
Bil Ramsden
de. Morrow
Messrs
N. ¥. Moore
Chas. Mason Werd
John . Nicol
Jack Reid
A. T. Brown
George Emery
Bert Mason
Chas. Mason
Grenville Mason
BI Willian
Bus Nicol
Albert Mills
Milton evens the series in semi final playoff
Milton defeats Bowmanville 7 to 4 in a thriller to level the Intermediate ODA A semi final series. Clement of Milton and Osborne of Bowmanville each had three hits as wild pitches helped Milton score. The decisive game is set for Oakville Saturday with strong defense from Bagnell Colwell Gilbert Brush and Clement.
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O.D.A. A
Milton
Halton
Bowmanville
Lake Shore
Oakville
Clement
Osborne
Bowmangill
A. Clement
D Bagnell
Colwell
Gilbert
J. Brush
W. Clement
Bagnell
Dublin Institute Meeting Delights Eden Mills Branch Guests
The Dublin Women's Institute held its September meeting at Mrs. Nelson Anderson's home with Mrs. A Near in charge. Visiting Eden Mills Branch attended. Mrs. Wilson chaired a program including instrumental, a guest-entertainment talk, singing, a reading, and a contest won by Mrs. W Watkins. Lunch followed as social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Women's Institute
Nelson Anderson
Vic
A. Near
Eden Mills Institute
Near
Wilson
G. McPhail
James Gilbertson
Accident at Milton Fair Injures Spectators
At Milton Fair a bore escaped through a fence opening during a steeplechase. Spectators were injured including Mrs Harold Hilson who suffered multiple fractures and was knocked down. The scene caused panic as bystanders fled and officials moved to secure the course.
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McQuibben
Alma
Milton
Harold Hilson
Milton Hety
Alandin
Saul Wee
Ce Tarazgh
Eadad
Mrsin
Acton Council Reaffirms Reeve Harrison’s Continuing Term
The Acton Council held its regular session with Reeve C. H. Harrison chairing. The Finance Committee ledgered payments totaling 237.10 including provincial sinking fund and local services. an indigent patient from Toronto General Hospital was approved for County aid. The council discussed rebating Beverly House taxes, eave troughing for Town Hall, and tax sale actions. Reeve Harrison agreed to extend his tenure to year end despite relocating to Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
A.” Mason
J. E. “McMillan
McCutcheén
E. J. Nelson
C. H. Harrison
W. D. Talbot
McBain
Hell Telephone Co. Ltd
E. Jone
Old Cemetery
Toronto
Hewetson Co
Jepany
Beardmore Co
Beverly House
Mooney
Waorricon
Harrison
Toronto friends honor Acton bride of the month
Mrs. Chas. Symon of 133 Wembley Road Toronto hosted about twenty former Acton girls for Mrs. Dan Taylor. A cup and saucer was presented and the gathering yielded many pleasant remembrances with an enjoyable evening. Mrs. Jas. Syrron of Acton also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Symon
Wembly Road
Toronto
Dan Taylor
Jas, Syrron
Acton
Nassazaweya School Wins Pair Shield Permanently
School Section No 7 Nassazaweya captured the School Pair shield on Tuesday for the top points, earning the shield permanently for the third straight year. The school also took the top pupil prize and another award. June Frank is the school’s teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassazaweya
Heai
Whise
Sonthig
Ate
June Frank
Water mains achieve Class A status after test rinse
Public Utilities officials reported 90 000 gallons used to flush the system after a fire underwriter inspection. Tests show discoloration and foul smell are gone and water now meets Class A standards, reassuring consumers.
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Public Utilities
Reading of Unclear Local Notice on Parish Hall Events
Fragmentary OCR text outlines events and charges for parish activities. Mentions October and prices per line, with admission details unclear.
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Mc Master University
Christ
Christ Christ
God
Peter
Jesus Christ
Churchill Church
Isobel
Muriel Stephenson
Limehouse
Shoppers’ Guide
Sage S
Brett Brew
Raval Wheatee
J. K. Gardiner
Acton Fair YI
Ronald Tyler
George ‘Tyler
Welon Scott
Keith Scott
Halton Foal Club
C. Gunby
Hugh Rodney
S. W. Nelles& Son
Dolton
W. Livingston
W. H. Allen
E. Armstrong
N. Livingston
L. S. Livingston
W. Hi. Allen
C. W. Swarkhamer
Wlhl. Allen
D. J. Sinclair
W. W. W. Matheson & Son
B. Campbell
Ww. Brown
D. McLean
T. J. Brownride
Bret Ammal
T. J. Brownridge
Carlage Road
Mare—Robt
Kerr
Sony
Mark Bo Reid
W Oh Reid
Mark Giva Son
Donald McLean
Rost Kerr
W. ML
Ine Knox
Church
Anderson
Unity Club
Dr. E. M. Morrow
bin Williams
Will Ramsden
Citzenship
Earl WW. Vincent
Bing Wramsden
RW. E. Bowmanville
Qebarne
Melveen
Clement and
Brush
Dublin Institute
Milton Fair
Reeve Harrison
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