Halton County Council Meets in Milton on Heating Upgrade
Halton County Council convened in Milton to hear reports on a new heating system installed at the Court House. Allan noted the boiler cost and anticipated coal savings, while discussions covered boiler insurance and advertising pricing differences amid broad talks on farming product marketing and farmer welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Reeve N. Robinson
Allan
Mr. Allan
Council Printing Committee
Special Communications
Com.mittee
Wentworth
Mackenzie, King
Ontario
Palada
Montreal
Association of Managers of Homes For
County of
Norfolk
Dominion
Department of Agriculture
Loss of Fingers Ends at Ajax Plant Four Fingers Severed
William Coon superintendent at the Ajax Engineers Acton plant lost the right hand fingers in a barsaw Saturday morning. Two fingers are severed at the hand and two at the second joint with the thumb injured but hoped to be saved. He received medical care locally then was moved to Guelph General Hospital where he is progressing favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coon
Ajax Engineers
Acton
Coon
Coo
Quelph General Hospital
Halton Venders Institute Holds Convention in Burlington
The annual Halton Venders Institute convention meets at St Luke's Memorial Hall in Burlington today and Friday with sessions both morning and afternoon. On Friday a noon-day luncheon will be bridited at the Examiner while JM Denyes, retired Halton County Public School Inspector, is guest on Thursday. Sisters will obtain meals at local restaurants and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Venders’ Institute
St Luke's Memorial Hall
Burlington
JM Denyes
Halton County
Acton Baptist Church Nears 100th Anniversary
The Acton Baptist Church celebrates its ninety ninth anniversary with morning and evening services led by Rev A J Vining of Toronto. The choir will perform anniversary music and a joyous eve of Thanksgiving celebration is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Jury Exonerates Driver in Death of Jos Gardiner
In Acton a jury cleared driver Ernest Hat of blame in the death of Jos Gardiner of Speyside after an inquest. Witnesses said Gardiner, with impaired eyesight, ran into a car near Guelph on a quad group outing at about 4 45. Dr W A Preed ruled death from a skull base fracture. Passengers Alvin Dickson Earl Ciceri and Edward Coalhouse supported the accident sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Jos Gardiner
Speyside
Ernest Hat
Mr Gardiner
Wellington Gardiner
Joseph Gardiner
W A Preed
Miro Giammier
Exmeat Hall
Quelph
Milton
Dick Mimi
Guelph
Gantiner
Ernest Hall
Alvin Dickson
Qgantiner
Nassagaweya Rural School Fair Prize List 1900s
The Nassagaweya Rural School Fair held at Township Tall Brook on September 6 featured extensive exhibits in the hall and outdoors. Prizes were awarded across crops and produce including silver trophies to Gordon Barley Rook and Annie Blacklock, with numerous students earning ribbons for beans, corn, beets, carrots, pumpkins, and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Rural School
Tall Brookvite
Alis
Bessie
Follets Ouls
Erban Latte
Melaud
Lanidaay
Wellsley Melaud
Ivanamo
Keith Robertson
Ray Brue Howard Frank
Evelyn Wright
Jim Bruce
George Johnson
George Serviie
Wilson Tommy Kennedy
Pearl Kennedy Mangels
Chas Barber
Dorene Akins
Grace Armstrong
Harold Mureren
Calvin Melntyre
Mervyn
Barber
Bordon Hurren
Harvey Small
Lydia Henry
Annie Blacklock
Dorothy Service
Mary Earlyldyd Wright
Jean Coulter
Donald McIntyre
Qurdon Talton
Audréy Watson
John
Isabelle McLeod
Mildred Armstrong
Carol Young
John Simpson
Betty Angeron
Clark Armstrong
Jimmy May
Wyman
Little Zinnias
Pauline Ebley
Benny Beavis
Della van Sickle
Billy Hende
Billy Early
Phyllis Robertson
Verbena Charles Barber
Dackiv
May Phlox
Pearl Kennedy
Nessie
Henry Hebehmoaum
Tats
Coulter
Dorene Atkins
Koy Bouce
Calving
McIntyre
Gorden
Betty
Andrien Jean Ovulter
Audrey Rinehart
Kenseth Bullira
Northern Spy Apples
Ett
Anseray Dacothy Chilcott
Bree Earl
Gordon Durb
Heward
Batak Maclitoat
Goran Dar
Bato
Mildred Landhagesiarly
Douglas Anderson Keith
Rodel
Iain
Kenneth Bullard
Resid
Dorothy Chilcott
Melstyre
Verna King
Anni Blackbook
Balett
Joan Prins
Gerten Darby
Annie Blacklosk
Wilden
Kenneth Wilson
Mary Early
George Grant
Georgina Ebay Howerd
Frank
Labelle
Gordon Darby
Littie McLeod
Phyllis Lindsay
Doroth
Chicott
Barry
Sheaf
Ivan Lamb
Jack Oilbertaon
Almavic
Mill Street Paving Approved and Nears Completion
Reeve M Cuteheoan reports from No 7 Highway that the Department of PMR Rays Teed has approved paving two blocks of Mill Street private Reformed near Contmetor Cornell will finish the work and return to Acton in a few days The order for the work has been approved and Acton’s thoroughfare improvements proceed to ensure safe and improved street travel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve
Cuteheoan
Cunmertard
Ehihway
Department of Pmr Rays
Mill Street
Cornell
Acton
Departienit
Ivena Y
A Word Puzzle Answer From Last Week
This week's Page Eight presents a word puzzle solution tied to last week's theme The noted answer is tied to a European troubles and a phrase about the peer Mrs Fred Cole of Limehouse is credited for the weekly jaward The puzzle appears weekly with one year having a week off only rarely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumieh
Fred Cole
Limehouse
Plan Systematic Renovation for the School Buildings
Trustees WK Graham WB Rumies Dr POW Penn and FC Blow attended the Acton School Board monthly session Tuesday evening with Joen McDonald chairing. A requisition for High School and Public School supplies totaled about $45 and the secretary was instructed to secure the required list of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WK Graham
WB Rumies
Pow Penn
FC Blow
Acton
Joen McDonald
Poultry Names and Budding Breeds Listed in Local Column
A long list of person names and poultry breed notes fills the page with references to Potatoes Danie Dorene Axina and White Leghorn Cockerel Audrey. The fragmentary items mention many local families and breeds like Plymouth Rock and Barred Plymouth Rock amid scattered addresses and partial captions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Wellsley Macleod
John Sunpsat
Revaneth
Wilbon
Citron
Betty Anderson
Liev Ram May
Tommy Kennedy
John Simp
Inebel Donaven
Alma Simpson
Musmeion
Kenneth Bullard
Isabelle Melba
Lottie Maclean
GeoRe Urant Donald Ivan Gwewat
Billy Eris
Danie Dorene
Axina
Doroths Chilesti
Donald Perrier
Lindsay Bessie Faris
George Rant
Baeby Laving Room
Olive Maher
Ante Blacklock
George Grant
Carel Young
Lydia Henry
Donald van Dourn
Dan Young
Eleanor Davenbert
Howard Frink
Label McLeod
Hope Pletcher
Annie Blacklock
Wilma Taylor
Harry Simpson
Autrey Rinehart
Jota Simpeon
Plymouth Rock
Acton Band Wins Trophy in Aurora Band Competition
Acton Citizens Band travels to Aurora for a band festival facing Scarboro Township Band. After a strong display of marching and concert selections, adjudicator Robert Moore awarded Acton the first prize, praising unity and overall performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Aurora
Robert Moore
York Township
Newmark T
Aurora Citiains
Searbord
Moore
Scarboro
Mason Knitting Co Buys Larger Buildings in Acton
Mason Knitting Co acquires three brick warehouse sections formerly of Randmore Co in Acton. The purchase expands storage and production space, enabling concentration of warehousing and shipping, with plans for renovations and a direct railway siding access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Dewsb Week
Tno
Trutk St
Otr Hom
Kittin
Pete Lieb
Willow Street
Taende Lee
Sac
Isabel Tie Iso
Noel Tabane
Tanec Gt
CNR
Phos Ae
A. Mason
George Mason
Nassagaweya Seeks $150,000 Penalty Recovery
Nassagaweya council approves seeking recovery of a 150000 penalty from the Canadian Pacific Railway Co for non-compliance with a Regulated Game Preserve Area agreement. Meeting also authorizes action to recover funds, orders payment of road and relief vouchers, and allows tax list adjustments. The clerk to apply for highway expenditure approval and council adjourned to November 7, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassaagaweya
Corneth
Gordon
Halton Waa
Department of Game and Fisheries
Naassakuaryn
Hatten
Credit Valley Railway Company
Mundatam
Edo
Campbellville
Neasugaweya
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Department of Highway
Olock
First Autumn Meeting Of Devonshire LO.D.E Chapter Held
The Duke of Devonshire Chapter LO.D.E met at the homes of Mrs M. McDonald and Mrs E. Barr on Tuesday evening. They endorsed a resolution to support Neville Chamberlain during the national crisis and planned winter activities including tours of the Deke Katate greenhouses and study of Australian colonization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
Lo.d.e
2. M. McDonald
Tegent
E. BR. Barr
Duchess of
Wis
National Executive
Neville Chamberlain
Imperial Order of
Ute Daughtra
Coisia
Iran
Green Houes
Orbater
Hassard
Mira Cooper
Australia
United Young People Elect Officers for Year
The United Young People group held a meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Gene Battrep presided as chair, with Uberemit Tolley as ex officio. Newly elected include President Cisaige Awitzer lat View President Dr Cullen Zod View President Velma Murray and Laura Johnston 40 Vice Presidents with Hazel I Bell as Secretary and Hazel A Wilson as Treasurer. Refreshments and social time followed the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Chih Youn Beagles Union
Gene Battrep
Uberemit Tolley
Prvaident
Cisaige Awitzer
Cullen Zod
Velma Murray
Laura Johnston
Mra Agamaot
Bocel
Hazel I Bell
Hazel A Wilson
Nell McNabb
Ruth Olbson
Jeaste Young
Sylva Morrow
Severely Injured When Truck Passed Over His Body
Jack Gilbert of Main Steel Acton was badly injured Friday when his truck loaded with two tons of scrap metal ran over him near Campville. He sustained spine fractures and severe abdominal injuries but showed progress at Guelph General Hospital. He had been trying to place a tool under a wheel to hold the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Reodinson
Allan
Qobert
Jack Gilbert
Main Steel
Campucl- Ville
Gillbert
Acton
Guelph General Hospital
Coming Events Notices and Bazaar Teas Scheduled
Announcements of meetings and events include a Kror Misalon Band Bazaar and Tea. A Scout Mothers' Kuchre is set for Saturday October 29 in Hall with good prices. Admission draws priced at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kror Misalon
Scout Mothers
Kuchre
In Hall
Qood Pries
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beardmore
Municipal Board
Wm. Coon
Ajax ‘Plant
Teachers’ Convention
Baptist Church
Jos. Gardiner
Witneses
Nassagaweya
Scarboro Band
Acton Clvensland
Aurene
York
Whitels
Sarburdas
Gathol Atendines
Tehenradiana
Phe Osphatte
AH Berwhett
Acton Citizens
Istrida
UN Ameus
Petr Get Waan
Dominion Rounaries & Steel Ltdows Veterans Association
Dipas Tand
Scarboro ‘Township
WooNut
Waterloo
Annaset
Perrott
Beardmore & Co
C.P.R
Made Game Preserve
LODE
Chamberlain
United Young People
Briel Apee Hedrom
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