Count Sparks Activity in Free Press Travel Club
The Free Press Travel Club plans another big voting count Saturday night with many changes possible as leaders run close. Names like Mrs J Ethwart Acton and Miss Elsie Gordon Rockwood appear among several candidates from Acton Campbellville and nearby areas.
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Free Press Travel Club
J. Ethwart
Acton
R. Finlay
Sarna Katilaring
L. Campbellville
D. A. Morin
Elsie Gordon
Rockwood
Jonn Ramsden
H. Mainprize
Resolution to the Attorney-General and Armistice planning at Acton council
The Acton council meeting chaired by Harrison discussed the twenty second report approving audit payments and salaries totaling 260.64. A future Armistice Day service, candidate nominating days, and deputy returning officers were set, with a resolution urging provincial support for maintenance of families affected by Liquor Control Act penalties.
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Murriiwon
Wansen
Nelson
Woove Mason Pr
Harrison
Acton
Mackenle
N. Dormer
McLewna Co
Butus
Monument Sassavegecenene
Harrop
J. P. Geurraw
Soldiers’ Monument
Perminston
Searrow
W. Jd. Gould
Charen Conway
Carleton Price
C. Womnen
C. OM. Tarricon
Cowell
Lie
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Ant
Torwarays
Gunaral
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Noy Senuts
Popples
Armistice Ny
Acton Curling Club to Elect Officers Next Wednesday
A meeting of the Acton Curling Club will be held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday next, November 8, for the annual election of officers and organization of WI. Also noted are local items on thefts, Scout meeting changes, church services, and a fall fur season court fines for wildlife offences.
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Weetley
Lialketet
Ourlord
Acton
Curling Club
Counell Chamber
Elast Felock
Milton
Wisherles
Wilhon
Harry Milson
Port Cradit
Conti
Younte Wilson Wan
Costa
Twiarry Davenport
Nw Haute OY I
Varry
Warry Hilson, Sr
Fred Wyson
Acton District News Highlights Church and Community Events
The district paper reports Knox Church anniversary services led by Rev. L. L. Gibson D D with sermons on faith and service to the Master, a United Church gathering, and a well attended Ladies Aid supper at Knox Church. Also noted are the Welton County Children’s Aid Society annual meeting, hockey training by trainer W. Mechenhall, and a fatal pedestrian accident on Mary Street. The issue covers stamp color changes, lodge receptions in Guelph, and local hunting trespass and enforcement concerns.
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Wockwoul Waxter
Acton
Onunday
L. Poole
United Church
Blono
W. A. ‘Taylor
Rockwood
Toe
Eccles
Knox Presbyterian Church
L. L. Gibson
Coolin
Presbyterian Church
Yonawanes
Gibson
Peter
Jesson
Jesus Christ
Christ
Salt
Jenn Orr
Yiaptist
Apes Eenampere
Ure Tee
Ladies Aid
Lnox
Aliain
Dalton Davidson
Mitchell
Misa Wieler
Guelph
Wil
L. Orr
Mia
C. Selahman
Ginlth
Spielvogel
Churchill
McCausland
Lands-borough
Mises Dorothy
Batty
Indies
Knox Church Park
Personal Experience Amid Extreme Western Cold Weather
A reader recounts travel from Acton to North Battleford Sask and notes severe winter conditions across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Frostbite risks, frozen highways, stalled vehicles, and days spent enduring frigid winds are described along with a claim that 100 million bushels of wheat remain unthreshed and ruined.
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Murray Somerville
Acton
North Thattleford
Tonottett
Ontario
Calgary
Teen
Jess
Humboldt
Kare
Walowe'in Party for Canadian Girls in Training Group
The United Church Canadian Girls in Training held a Wallowe'en gathering after their regular meeting Monday night. Activities included a wine sauna, a hostress remark by Helen Ostrander, community songs by Mrs Truth Gibson, bobbing for apples, fortune telling, and a decorated Sunday School room. A light lunch concluded the event chaired by Mrs Lorne McComb.
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Sinvlay
Fresh eggs from Wonmore Farm Dairy delight shopper
A reader praises Wonmore Farm Dairy for eggs bearing a freshness date, noting a dozen eggs bought a week early were the freshest they had ever tasted. The message emphasizes the value of transparency in dating to show freshness.
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Wonmore Farm
Campbellville Fire Destroys Garage Inn And Stables
A blaze in Campbellville yesterday afternoon gutted Early's garage two automobiles Campbellville Inn and adjacent stables. Fire crews from Acton Milton Darlington aided. losses estimated at 15000 for the building and 2000 for the bar inventory. The undertaking was run by Robert Burly and the Inn by James Robertson from Campbellville.
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Milton
Loes
Early
Cimpbellville
Campbellvile Inn
Campbellville Tyn
Acton
Darlington
Turlington
Acton Brigade
W. Vanek
Robert Burly
Toronto
James Tobertson
Acton Defeats Georgetown In Near-Final Rally
Acton tops Georgetown in a tense arena contest highlighted by Mason and Chalmers for Acton and Text on Georgetown. The box score lists Hamilton and Chalmers with multiple hits, and pitching by Test and Chalmera. Georgetown outhits and walks, but Acton holds on for the win as the final out is recorded.
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Acton
Gils
Georgestown
Bto
Georgetown
IY. Mason
MM. Chalmers
Pasiton
Hamilton
Chalmers
Balla
Tost
Chalmera
Brampton Court Hears Haywood Assault Case
Thomas A. Haywood, a truck driver from Acton, faced charges after a Friday arrest for failing to pay a court order. He allegedly struck Officer Earl Bond with a billy club during a Brampton jail incident and received a suspended one year sentence with $1,000 recognizance to appear.
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Ratfna Ommlcar
Thom Haywood
Traci
Deronta
Moore
Ofice
Lyne Frock
Hrampton
Waywood
Jungian Hin
Dyrampton
Haywood
Rand
Ofeer Tond
No. 7
Davis
Nond
Brampton
Toronto
Bond
Spa
Acton
William Parkridge
Hin
Billy
Partridge
Yonar
Kia Vonar
Jim
Alian Defeated by Georgetown in Tuesday Game
St Albans traveled to Georgetown and faced Georgetown Arena in a league game. Georgetown dominated early, scoring runs while Alian struggled in the first frames. Waterhouse found form later, but Georgetown finished with a clear 30 to 6 victory led by Alcott and Stapleton for Georgetown.
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Ty Chorgetown
St Albin'n
Georgetown
Oddfellows
Georgetown Ancora
Acton
Waterhouse
Alcott
Yangue
True Blues Lodge Members Honor Edith Gamble
The Maple Leaf Lodge No. 300 entertained Georgetown and Glenwilliam Lodges. Edith Gamble received the DD. GM jewel for service in Walton District. The address praised her untiring work and fraternal care. Mrs. Gamble replied graciously, followed by lunch and social time.
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Glenwillamd
Mra
Edith Gamble
DD. GM
Jewel
Walton
Acton
Alster
Pat D. D. G. M
Malton County
Ulster
Maple Leaf
Minnie Smith
W. M. Tones
Browns
R. Soc
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