Allison Purchases Milton Meat Market Moves to County Town
Howard W. Allison buys a Milton meat market and relocates with Mrs. Allison to the County Town to run the business. Friends regret their departure but wish them success in the new venture. The item also notes local club and school activities including a Liquor Control Act case in Peel County and various society meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Allison
Milton
Moderation League
Moderation League of
Ontario
Peel County
L. J. D. Bull
William Variey
Toronto Laborite
League
Varley
Cooksville Inn
Reconstructionists Meeting Voices for Youth and Justice
A crowd of 100 to 150 gathered at Town Hall for a Reconstruction party meeting. Speakers including Mrs. Bell and Mr. Robinson urged youth involvement, reform of social security, and action against big interests. local figures criticized existing parties and pressed for a new political course in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Party
the Agri
Louis Brownlow
Acton Club
Minjor Cousens
Bell
Oakville
Robinson
Canada
Stevens
Tarif
Wr. Robinson
England
Robert Simpson Co
Imperial Tobacco
Eltad
A. Tc
Ltc
King
Bennett
Woodeworth
Uvas
Way
Berry
Mackensie
Lf Nova Scola
Ontario
M Crusade
Movement
Slevens
Bennett and
Hing
United States
Sttevens
wax-Stevens
The Evening Meal Digester
Dialogue heavy humor pieces show urban trades and domestic scenes. A woman asks about marriage and Y mocks with witty banter. A tobacco shop interaction features a request for a strong cigar and a humorous pocket mishap. A wife questions grease on her husband’s face after a long railroad journey.
Acton England Guest Dr. Smart Bears Goodwill Visit
Dr J Ewart Smart of Acton England visited Canada at Town Hall events in Acton. Mrs Kent and Mr Knight joined as guests. Reeve Harrison hosted and presented a flag crest from Acton. The gathering heard his message of peace and future town interchanges with Acton England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Acton
Kent
Mr. Knight
Doctor Smart
England
Reeve
C. H. Harrison
J. Ewart Smart
Smart
Toronto
Canada
Hight
Reeve OC. H. Harrison
Dr. Smart
HL P. Moore
Old Land
Reeve Harrison
H. P. Moore
Howevr
Maeyor
W. Atkinson
Reeve Warrizon
A. Meson
H. B. Moore
Marg
Tarrinan
Y M C A Plans Budget and Equipment for Acton Chapter
The Provisional Y M C A board adopted a budget with fee scales ranging from $1 to $5 per year and approved equipment purchases for gym, boxing, and office needs. A fourteen member group from Central Y M C A will lead an eight o’clock opening program including boxing and wrestling, followed by a meal. A committee was named to draft constitution and by‑laws and a Y s Men’s Club formation will be discussed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Act On
Alex. Maclaren
Acton
Central Y. Mf. C. ‘A
Symon Hardware opens modern Acton store on Mill Street
The Symon Hardware family moves into a new Mil Street store completed this summer as part of the late James Symon’s unfinished plan. The store showcases a modern exterior and interior with basement and living quarters above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symon Yardware
Mill Street
Acton
James Symon
Ura
Mira
Symon Avi Wor
Mac Symon
Mixs
Marguerite Symon
Uving
F. W. Pearen
Symon
Nomination Meeting Highlights Halton County Rally
At Milton on Monday the nomination meeting named George Currie Hughes Cleaver and E M Robinson as Halton County candidates. Speakers urged support for Currie and Bennett with focus on trade treaties eight hour day and unemployment pensions. Cleaver and Robinson backed Liberal aligned positions amid debate over empire trade and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Leroque
George Currie
Hughes Cleaver
E. M. Robinson
Halton County
Anderson
The
Feld
Dr. Anderson
Bennett
Canada
Tve
Thos. Kennedy
Holy Abilly
Stevens
Mr. Hennett
England
Mr. Cleaver
New Zealand
Hing
Currie
Paul Fisher
King
Burlington
Buffalo
Mr. Currie
Ontario
Roosevelt Hat
Hennett
House of Lords
George Carr
Hughes
Cleaver
Snd
Oakville
Walker
Lke
Labor
Bobby) Robinson
Reconstruction Party
Lis
Robinson
Georgetown Pal stock show features bustling classes and thrills
Georgetown Fabre Nhers presented a splendid stock exhibit at the Georgetown Pal on Saturday with well filled hall classes and a strong heavy horse display. Cold weather reduced attendance while music by the Some Rifles Band and fiddlers James Nichol and Hugh McCormack drew interest. The steeplechase offered exciting moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Acton School Board Talks Gymnasium Use Plan
At the October meeting Acton trustees discussed mobilising the gymnasium for high school students. A special meeting was set for October 15 to decide after inquiry. The board approved routine accounts and received department permissions for teaching upper school subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton School Board
H. I. G. Praser
W. K. Graham
A. J. Kuenanan
B W. Pearen
J. M. McDonald
A. J Buchanan
Department of Education
Ontario” School Teachers' and Ratepayers
Milton
Pinnnos
EB. J. Wassard
N. F. Moore
Geo. M. Hendry Co
Clarke Irwin
Brary
WacMilan Co. Ltd
Copp, Clark Ltd
Mbrary
Beardmore Leathern
Messrs
A. Maclaren
G. A. Dills
Eramosa Council Reviews Tax Payment and Local Issues
The Eramosa Township Council met October 7 in Rockwood with Reeve Simy McLeah and councillors Lush Storey Stearn Hindley. They approved tax payment plans, discussed boundary notes with Garafraxa, and heard reports on relief, road maintenance, and a constable appointment. A bouquet was received for Mrs Day, and accounts totaling 228.00 were approved before adjourning to November 1. A letter from Acton residents criticized restroom conditions at the WW A building, warning of further steps to address misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramosa
Rockwood
Simy McLeah
Albert Lush
D. Y W. Storey
J. A. Stearr
John
Hindley
Storey
Tuvey
Garafraxa
Board of Review
Board of Review, Under the Farmers’ Creditors’ Arrangement
Wisald
Nand
Prank Day
Guelph General
Cornell
Acton
Local Electorate Confused by Candidate Names in Acton
Voter confusion over candidate names described as voters follow party leaders. Acton hockey club holds annual meeting electing officers and planning an Intermediate team for the O H L A. Various church youth societies report talks by Acton resident Bluart Lowrie on Japan and Canada, with music and treasure hunts concluding with officer elections and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
E. J. Nelson
HLA
Reeve C. H.yorrison
A. Mason
J. M. McDonald
J. R. Lelshman
Wm. Arnold A. E. Ritchie
Unity Men’s Club to Stage October Entertainment
The Unity Men's Club of the United Church invites admission at 35 cents for an entertainment with refreshments on Wednesday evening October 23. Next Sunday October 13 at 7 15 p.m. the Sacred Drama For He Had Great Possessions will be presented at Rockwood Presbyterian Church by Norfolk Street Church members with an alms collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers of
Halton
J. M. Denyes
B. A. Millon
Cathcart
Bronte
R. Langmuld
Streetsville
Wss MW
J. Bennett
Acton
D. Polster
Mies A. Ma. Pell
Esquealng
Esquealng; Wdaisx
G. Storey
Nastayaweyt
Mist E. Donkin
Nelson
Mia L. M. Black
Tradalgar
Urban Behools
Unity Men's Club of the United Church
Rockwood Presbyterian Church
Norfolk Street
Gosiph
Aliver
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Emex Guild
Eee
H. L. Bennie
Keecher
Jos. Hurat
Harvey Hassard
Norman Wright
Clarence Henderson
Avans McDonald
Margaret Brown
W,. Brownlow
B. Patrick
W.hall
M. Hassard
J. Blow
B. Mainprix
Maer
Wm. Burton
Mainpriss
Miles Margaret Brown
Eachers
Women's Institute
L. Worden
Saltion
Stewart Lants
Crece Lants
Uillan Lawrence
Mare Eery Hall
LaVerne Smith
Re. McDougall
Dublin Ynstituts
Madiel Cree
Bannockburn Institute
Reid
Mt. Union Institute
Reconstructionists’ Meeting
Helen
Tony
Eng
Sarob
Y. M. C. A. Plans
Johnstone Block
Johnstone de Rumiey
Owen
Deirdmons
Mail Street
Mrr. Symon
Currie, Cleaver
Robinson AM
Eramosa Council
Consable
Hockey Club
Japan
United Church Young People’s Society
Bluart Lowrie
Lowrie
Pacific
Orient
St. Alban's
Jimmie Jones
George Foottit
E. Foottt
Milas Leons Walter
Mian Olive
Victor Alger
Esther ‘Taylor
Te Wat
L. Perry
Fred Kentner
Clare Bauer
Smallman
Alger
Bill Holloway
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