Joint Halton Peel meeting on Gordon Home shelter sale
A Milton meeting of Halton and Peel councils discusses disposing of the unoccupied Gordon Home shelter and equipment from the Children's Aid Society. Debate covers ownership, future use, and whether to retain or reclaim donated items with a plan to form joint committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Milton
Halton and
Peel
Children’s Aid Shelter
George Currie
Hallon County
Denison
Pre
Mar. Denison
Hall
Moran
Feel County Council
Bee
Warren
Currie
Downey
Frank Thompson
Children's Aid
Halton
County of
Hewson
Children's Aid Society
Shoppers' Guide List of Local Stage And Venue Names
The page enumerates various local venues and events including theatres, auditoriums, and church notices. It lists names such as Ryan Auditoriums Grececy Theatre and St. David's Church along with associated individuals and businesses like Bares Grocery and Royal Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Brith
Magasine Otter
Catralls Greevcy
Department of Wisheries
Erin Falr
J. KK. Gandher
W. OT. Fallerou
J. Wadesky
George Wallace
Ryan Auditoriums
HW. Machlin
Grececy Theatre
Sulda
Wright
E. Hairey
Ware
Koor
Church
Actos
Bares Grocery
Royal Theatre
St. David's Church
Camp Beltville
Heads of Fire Brigade to Retire
Acton Fire Brigade chief R M McDonald resigns after seventeen years. He will stay as chief for the year or until a successor is appointed, favoring a younger man due to health. Assistant Chief John Macarthur also retires. J M McDonald elected in his place. Pump pressure testing noted for insurance rates. new connection to supplement town pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pire
R. M. McDonald
Acton
McDonald
John Macarthur
J. M. McDonald
MacArthur
Acton Choir Delights Meadowvale Audience In Harvest Evening
Choirmaster Bert Mason and Acton choristers joined Meadowvale locals for a Harvest Anniversary church supper program. The concert featured a brass quartet, soloists, readings, and an enthusiastic crowd with multiple encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Meadowvale
Bert Mason
United Church
Messrs. Spielvogel
Easterbrook Simpson
Gibson
Norman Gibson
Charles Landsborough
Ruth Gibson
Mason
Visitors at Acton Institute Meeting
The Women’s Institute held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. George Lantz’s home. Mrs. Lantz spoke on Life’s Little Fields and Mrs. Tripp commented on current events. Mrs. Davidson led Agriculture, with District President Mrs. Geo. Agnew sharing Halton County’s early history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
George Lantz
Halton County
Merry
Winson
Scotch Blok Institute
Mohten
Howse
Hornby
Near
Dublin
Acton Scholar Field Champion at Inter School Meet
Milton High School dominated the Inter-School Athletic meet held in Acton with the highest team score and K Chapman of Acton claiming the top individual honor. Winners span junior to senior boys and girls across events from sprints to high jump and distance races, reflecting strong Milton presence and notable Acton scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ruth MacNaabb
Milltan
Jean
Georgetown
Milton
Kay Chapman
J. Cookman
R. Gatoraith
D Brush
M. Turner
M. Overend
K. Chapman
D. Brush
DB. MacNabb
R. Foulis
M. Fouls
R. Brush
J. Gilbert
Afilten
I. Stephenson
H. Saunders
ML Stephenson
I. Rousfield
E. Pargeter
M.arnold
Bennie
HM. Gastle
Entrance Award Highlighted At Duke of Beronshire LOD Meeting
The Regent Mrs. F. S. Blow presided over the Duke of Beronshire Chapter LOD gathering at Mrs. R&R. M. McDonald's home. Mina Cripps received the award for highest standing at Acton School Entrance exam. Plans set for activities and funds for ongoing work. A Victrola with records was obtained for Public School use. A Pupils’ fund was formed per long-running efforts. Treasurer reported a splendid year with notable achievements including a vocal solo by Mrs How Bennie and a reading by Mink A H Bishop. A social half-hour closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Blow
Duke of Beronshire
Lod
R&r. M. McDonald
Mina Cripps
Acton School
How Bennie
Mink
Meaford Knights top Milton in first finals game
Meaford Knights defeated Milton 6 to 5 in a closely contested Ontario Baseball Amateur Association Intermediate final opener. London pitched well for Milton, while Lonzo Smith shut down Milton's hitters. Meaford surged with a two-run ninth inning and a late-grounder scored two. Crowd exceeded 3,000 as towns closed for the afternoon to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaford Knights
Milton
Ontario ‘Baseball Amateur Association
Knights
Meaford
Croft
A. Clement
Bowes
K. Clement
Robinson
Chapple
Charlie Hindson
A.” Clement
Lonzo Smith
London
K.clement
W. Clement
J. Crush
Gilbert
Wwndson
Smithson
Ken, Clement
R. Brush, Smith and Shears
Public Utilities and School Board Meet on Local Finances
The Acton area boards discussed non resident fees and power rate cuts. Officials reported on water service reductions below frost line and a November power rate decrease of 2.50 per horsepower after a Hydro study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydro Engineers
Hydro Department
N. Reid
Ellis
First Interment of Cremated Ashes at Fairview Cemetery
The article notes the first interment of cremated remains at Fairview Cemetery. It records Mr and Mrs Charles Hill present for the ceremony and mentions the ashes of Mr Cheater HI, brother of the deceased, who had died in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Charles Hill
Cheater HI
Cleveland
Nassagaweya Council approves road system items and relief charges
Meeting notes show Nassagaweya Council passing accounts for road system items including relief payments to Norrisit Hras Elsley Chas Robe and Mrs H Kingsbury. Vouchers total 977.12 with Bonded Treasurer charges and legal costs for Edgewood Park. council adjourned to meet in November at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Council
Norrisit Hras
Elsley
Ttr
H. Kingsbury
Cameron Kitching
Wwemium
Poenmeum
Globe Inneame
PRL
Edgewood Park
Park
Sury
Nicaya- Seay
Child's Legs Slashed by Corn Reaper
Bernice Kerr three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kerr of Rosensvat R R 2 Guelph is in hospital in critical condition after stepping in front of a corn reaper saturday. Her father was cutting corn when the unseen girl entered the path of the knives causing severe leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kerr
Mroc
James Kerr
R. R. Nu
Rosensvat
Guelph
Plans for Interdenominational Aid Shipments
In Nalton Presbytery Borlington meeting plans for cooperation with other denominations to respond to the National Interdenominational Emergency Relief Committees were completed. Two to three coal cars of vegetables and fruit are expected to be shipped from Youllon County with loading at Georgetown on October 15 and Acton on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalton Presbytery
Borlington
Youllon County
Georgetown
Acton
G. FP. N. Atkinson
J. M. Denyes
D. H. Gallagher
Evangelism and Social Service
Interdenominational Committee
Presbytery
the Christ
Halton
Liberal-Conservative Association
Accident at Georgetown Fair Injures Brampton Rider
Murray Hooper, a Brampton youth riding in the Georgetown Fair steeplechase, was thrown at a jump when his horse failed to clear the barrier. He sustained brain concussion, a scalp wound, burns, and possible hoof trauma. He was treated at Dr. R. Paul’s office and then Peel Memorial Hospital. his condition improved by later reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hooper
Brampton
Georgetown Fair
R. Paul
Peel Memorial Hospital
Hooper
Pred Gowland
Mrampton
Knox Anniversary at Knox Church with Rev Dr Amfderral
Knox Church marks its anniversary with Rev Dr Amfderral as speaker at morning and evening services. The choir will perform, and a fowl supper follows a week later on October 19 with a varied program and generous meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
D. TL. Amfderral
Presbyterian Church
Georgetown Fair Draws Crowds Amid Weekend Showery Draw
The Georgetown Fair held Friday and Saturday drew good crowds despite fine weather and interference from nearby centres. Exhibits in both hall and era attracted visitors with a wide array of attractions contributing to a successful annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Community notices and upcoming events roundup
Announcements list meetings dances and socials with dates in October. Highlights include a Euchre night October 26 at the Parish Hall with quilt drawing and 25 cent admission, a lunch meeting October 15 at Acton Parish Hall with tea, and dances at Stanley Park Erin with late events and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Parx
Erin
Noy Holder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peel and
Streetsville High School
W. G. O. Thompson
Shoppers’ Guide
J. MacArthur
Acton Institute
Mie
GTA Gant
Kay. Chapman
Milton School
Rumadug
D. VanWyck
M. Overenst
Bonseld
Mr Raw _ son
KO Chapry
Public Utilities Commission
Reeve Harrison
Co. MG. Hansen
W. K. Graham
H. G. Fraser
E. McCleary
P. W. Pearen
J. Ms. AfeDaonald
High School Literary and Athletic Society
Benyes
MacRae
J. B. Macktekzle & Son
E. J
John Ingles Co
Acton Machine Shops
Elven
High School Literary Society
Ontario Commission
Sirs
Murray McCrimmon
Jlacal ‘Commision
Ic. M. Hansen
Hydro-Electric Power Conmission of
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
Brantford
Ontario Hydro Commission
Wilson
Nassagaweya
Boy Scouts
Scout Apple
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