Acton Loses Two Play-offs Replay in Milton
Readable woes mark Acton on Saturday as nine batsmen fail to deliver in the first league play off tilt in Milton. Morton and London spark the visitors. Waterhouse and Terry spark late acts, but Milton wins 6 to 3 and forces a second game postponed by darkness.
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Acton
Milton
Samult
Hay
Gordon
Aston
Wusard
Aton
London
Mweard
Morton
Toletski
Jon
Walters
Lindsay
Waterhouse
Woods
Tyler
N. Morton
Terry
Bus Morton
Essand
Aingle
Brorton
Toletska
D. Clement
Cronin
Blinco
W. Clement
R. Brush
Toletuka
Anderson
J. Brush
Norm Morton
Mooney
Toletaka
Lhlerry
Waltém
A. Clement
Brush
Naylor
Eweard
Anders
Emeard
Atole ‘Wecphal
Naykir
Trip
Eyard
Feld
W. Clements
Ballion
Deposit Votes Amid Weeklong Coupon Drive
On the Leniday holiday, contestants may deposit coupons by next Tuesday for the weekly count. New subscriptions will be selected from the extra vote schedule up to Tuesday night.
Commissioners Briefing Notes For Acton Utilities Meeting
Acton Public Utilities Commission met Tuesday evening with Reeve Mc Cutcheon Commissioner Hansen and Chairman R J Kerr in attendance. Secretary authorized to pay Hydro Department Ontario Commission July power 2246.67 Canadian Line Materials 4.35 Jas R Kearney Corp 33.07 Macdonald Electric 24.30 total 2328.52. arrears list reviewed and service discontinuance orders issued. Ontario Municipal Association resolutions were received and filed.
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Acton Public Utilities Commission
Reeve McCutcheon
Hansen
R. J. Kerr
Hydro Department
Ontario Commission
Canadian Line Materials Ltd
Canadian General Electric O
Jas. R. Kearney Corp
Macdonald Electric Ltd
Ontario Municipal Association
Robertson Woolcox Wedding Unites Ingersoll and Acton Couples
Ruth Edith Woolcox and Glen Keith Robertson wed at the Baptist Parsonage Oxford Street Ingersoll with Rev Don Camron officiating. Bride is daughter of the late John Woolcox and his wife. Groom from Acton is son of Mr and Mrs John Edward Robertson. They will reside in Acton where he works for Bank of Montreal.
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Baptist Parsonage
Oxford Street
Ingersoll
Don Camron
Ingersoll Baptist Church
Ruth Edith Woolcox
John Woolcox
Glen Keith Robertson
Acton
John Edward Robertson
Douglas Hartnett
Robertson
Bank of Montreal
Winners in CNE Band Competition Class B results
Scores announced for Class B at the CNE Band Contest. Brockville Rifles topped with 91 points, Port Colborne 90s, Chesley 89, Beamsville 874, Georgetown 67, Newmarket 87, Bracebridge 3, Tillsonburg 78. Chesley won the cornet solo and Brockville took the clarinet solo.
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Preas
Chas. Landsborough
C.N.E
Brockville Rifles
Port Colborne
Chesley
Beamsville
Georgetown
Newmarket
Bracebridge
Tillsonburg
Brockville
Halton Juniors to Shine at Canadian National Exhibition
Halton Junior Farmers will be well represented at the C N E during Farmers Day. The Halton team includes Alma Marsh Milton Helen McGibbon Milton Jean Snyder Campbellville with Label Wrigglesworth Homby as spare. They compete in judging contests and a clothes close to date demonstration coached by Eva Chisholm Socvi ch Block. Additional Halton entrants join Inter-County Calf Club events with Lyle Dales Campbellville Bruce Relled Georgetown Stanley Watson Tansley and others in Holstein and Jersey classes. Between 30 and 40 more Halton juniors are expected in open breeding events.
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Junior Park
Halton
Alma Marsh
Milton
Helen McQibbon
Jean Snyder
Campbellville
Label Wrigglesworth
Homby
Retner
Georgetown
Helen “McGibbon
Eva Chisholm
Socvich Block
Hatton
Lyle
Russell Dales
Hal Fan
Tax Collector Insured Against Robbery Hold-up
Nasagaweya Township council met on September 1 with Reeve Gordon presiding. Stokes and Gimpeon supported insuring the tax collector against robbery and holdup with Employers' Liability Assurance Company for 37.35, and minutes noted payments to various accounts before By-law No 8 setting 1937 tax rates was read and passed. The meeting adjourned to October 4 at 1 pm.
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Employers' Liability Assurance Company
A.T. Woore
Acton Parr Paras
Anneth M Langdon
Alunro
Perrier
RMN
Prospects Favorable for Three Month Courses at Milton
Plans are under way to hold three month short courses in Agriculture and Home Economics at Milton this coming winter. Canvassing committees report a favorable outlook with about 120 to 130 young people hoping to enroll.
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Milton
Canvansers
Mista
Cyclist Hits Pedestrian. Both Injured Near Acton
Walter Lamb riding west of Acton struck Miss Caldwell walking along the highway. Both were badly bruised and shaken up and required medical attention. The mishap occurred Tuesday evening about nine o'clock.
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Walter Lamb
Acton
Miss Caldwell
Crewsons
Halifax convention honors Brampton Conservator editor
The managing director of the C.W.NA. and editor of the Brampton Conservator received high commendation at the Halifax convention for outstanding editorial work.
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C.w.na
Brampton Conservator
Halifax
Celebrated 105th Birthday Agnes Young Of Halton
Halton County’s Mrs Agnes Young known as the grand old lady marked her 105th birthday yesterday in good spirits though indoors due to illness. She stayed active past 103 climbing stairs and attributed longevity to hard work fresh air sleep and a light diet with two small meals daily.
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Agnes Young
Halton County
Ashe
Halton Rural School Fairs Dates Announced
Plans near completion for the annual Halton Rural School Fairs list dates in Me. Nemo Brookville Limehouse Ashgrove Fisher's Corners Linbrook from September 10 to September 29. Rural youths have prepared livestock nature study sewing exhibits hoping for record breaking fairs in 1937.
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Halton
Me. Nemo
Brookville
Limehouse
Ashgrove
Sks
Fisher's Corners
Linbrook
Two Votes For One Friday Saturday in all Club Stores
Contestants can rise in standings by gaining new subscribers this week. Ten new subscribers equal 100 000 votes with Double Votes Fridays and Saturdays in Club stores. Cash purchases and outstanding accounts paid earn Double Votes and prizes worth 27.00 and 1.00 will again be awarded to top voters next Tuesday morning.
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Robert Turner
Kath
McPhedran
Robi. Turner
Kath. McPhedran
Tureday Hoon
Rockwood Horticultural Society 19th Exhibition Winners
The nineteenth annual Rockwood Horticultural Society show was held in Town Hall despite bad weather. Prize list includes Mrs. George Oakes, G. H. Pearen, Mrs. George Bayne for various beans, cabbages, carrots, onions, peppers, potatoes, and flowers with multiple winners across categories.
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Rockwood Horticultural Society
Geo, Pearen
William Harris
Midland
Olao
George Oakes
G. H. Pearen
George Bayne
Bush
Geo Bolton
John Henderson
James Locker
Pole
George
Bolton
Beecha
Geo
J. Henderson
Roas Catton
Doris Bolton
Mray Gee
Oakes
G. Bolton
E.nickell
George Bolton
R. Carton
Jas. Locker
A. J. Elliott
Chgs
H. Harris
Parsnips
E. Nickell
Bayne
C. H. Harris
Doosley
Doris Botton
A.O.V. Eearly
A.O.V
A. J. Little
Jos Locker
Frank Day
T. G. Hutchinson
Ao.v
Geo, Bolton
KR Day
Geo.Bolton
A. Beard
Geo. Bayne
D. & McMilan
D. A. McMillan
J . Henders
FP. Day
Petunias
Sara
Geo. Bolton
Phlox Drummonds
Geo. Oakes
Scablosa
Harris
T. Lynch
J. Henderman
Oh Laverty
Pearen
Lower County Levy and Ontario Hydro Saving Report
Ontario Hydro reports consumer savings of 4,985,737 from rate reductions in urban and rural districts since 1934 with 2,600 saved in current year. Meeting notes include tax sale dates, county levy details, and municipal project plans for Acton.
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Ontario Hydro
Ontario Hydro- Electric Power Commission
Atlaticilans
Hillsburg Lad Drowns In Pond Tragedy
Murray Barden ten year old son of Mr and Mrs R M Barden Hillsburg died Tuesday afternoon after falling from a swinging line into the Caledon Mountain Trout Company pond He could not swim and sank in about 20 feet of water friends, grappling irons, and citizens searched for nearly two hours before they recovered the body. He is survived by his parents.
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Murray Barden
R. M. Barden
Hillsburg
Caledon Mountain Trout Company
Murray
Leslie Clan Re Union Draws Members From Across Regions
Almost 1406 Leslie clan members gathered for their seventh reunion and picnic at Swastika Beach on Saturday August 28. The event included a ball game for the youth and a business meeting followed by a sports program. Officers for two years were Honorary President T J Lealle Ingersoll Ontario President Roy Leslie Shijoah Vice President Dean Lealle Georgetown Secretary Elva Pearen Acton. Prizes went to oldest and youngest attendees and to the latest married couple Mr and Mrs George Leslie. Attendees hailed from Saskatoon Ingersoll Thamesford Aylmer Detroit Toronto and Hamilton.
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Leslie Clan
Swastika Beach
T J Lealle
Ingersoll
Ontario
Roy Leslie
Shijoah
Dean Lealle
Georgetown
Elva Pearen
Acton
Wea
George Leslie
Donald Gordon
George “Leslie
Guelph
Saskatoon
Thamesford
Aylmer
Detroit
Toronto
Hamilton
Pursie Poem Solution and Winner Report
The previous week's puzzle solved as Baseball with Mrs H N Lambert of Church Street to receive the award at Tz Fars Pures Office. This week’s entry is from Mr J 3 Coleman Turner Valley Alta and will appear on Page Five. More puzzles may follow.
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H. N. Lambert
Church Street
Tz Fars Pures
Mrr
J. 3. Coleman
Turner Valley
Alta
Ite
Orange Decoration Service to be held at Acton Lodge
Acton Orange Lodge will stage its annual decoration service Sunday at three o clock in the afternoon Speaker Rev E Brillinger of St Alban s Church will address the gathering Parade forms at the Lodge Hall Willow Street and, led by Campbell s Cross Juvenile Fife and Drum, moves to Fairview Cemetery for the ceremony
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Acton
Essay Prizes Awarded at Palermo School Event
Bobby Praren, Acton, was among three winners in the Halton County Lord Nelson Essay Competition. Prizes, presented by Mrs. Colin H. Campbell of Winnipeg, were given at Palermo School after readings. Other winners were Teddy Stigger and Mabel Davies. the event drew over fifty students with musical numbers as part of the program.
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Bobby Praren
Acton
Halton County
Lord Nelson
Colin H. Campbell
O.B.E
Winnipeg
Pallermo School
Teddy Stigger
Georgestown
Mabel Davies
Palermo School
Campbeill
Annual Meeting and Holiday Festivities Announced
The council invites attendees to the Annual Meeting in the Council Chamber this evening at 6 30 p m with discussions on important business including Mr T A Blakelock. Labor Day Weekend at Stanley Park features Hoy Snider's Orchestra and an Odd Time and Modern Dance with Albert Welta and His Stringed Orchestra.
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Acton
Council Chamber
Stanley Park
Erin
Hoy Snider
Albert’ ‘Welta
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Anderton
I Naasagaweya
Margaret Sinclair Con
Fred Anderson
H. V Dron
Mias Elma Braida
Geo. D. McBain
Jack Alger’ Te
John McLean
C. M. Beswick
Cecil Maplesden Ps
Mary Ritchie
Florence Qgilea
Frances Mullit
Airs
Frank Romphr
Florence Elliott
W. J. Hal
Eleanor Jacque
C. E Nelles
Eva Ritchi
Misa Audrey Chalmera
Robt. Turner
Annie
Black Wu
Kay Chapman
Misa Lorena Locker
Misa Irene Frye
Mia, A. H. Bishop
Misa Jean’ Morryw
Lois Atkinson
Cameron Leishman
Violet Weaver
Rockwood
Lower County
Mill Street
Brock Street
Acton Hydro
Act
Commission
Niagara
Hydro
United States
Acton Cornell
A. Mason
HE. Jones
T. Gibbons
Reeve F. McCutcheon
Brook Street
J. Bhuls
Kitchener
R. J. Wallace
Ing
A. T Brown
Elgin Street
E. Jones
Hillsburg Lad
Orange Decoration
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