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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 10, 1936

Page

12

Acton Residents Share Holiday Weekends and Engagement News

Acton locals report visits from relatives and friends across Ontario and Michigan including the Elliott and Emistt families and many others. The town also notes the engagement of Lan Winnifred Byrne to Clifford James Bradshaw with a September wedding planned in St. Josephs Church Acton.

Thomas J. Byrne Acton Lan Winnifred Clifford James Bradshaw William Henry” Bradshaw Gracebridge St. Joseph's Church

McDOUGALL-COOPER WEDDING Weds Olive Cooper in Acton

The ceremony united Olive Cooper and Ray Smith McDougall in Acton on a September Tuesday. Rev H J Bennie officiated with close relatives attendance. The couple plans to reside in Hornepayne after a brief honeymoon.

W. MM. ‘Cooper Main Street Acton Olive Ray Smith McDougall R. J. McDougall Homewood Avenue Toronto H. J. Bennie Earl Cooper Earl Cooper L. G. Alien

Natural Gifts and the Power of Public Notice

The value of talent depends on ability to produce excellent work and to bring it to notice. Few possess both production and promotion skills. Many have one or the other, limiting success. High ability often stays hidden, depriving society of its benefits.

Thoughts on Self Control and Social Conversation

A quote warns that internal discipline matters less if outward conduct consists of frivolous worship, impertinent stories, gossip, or exaggeration. It urges strict truthfulness and avoidance of petty scandal in interactions with others.

H. Ware

How could It Bandaman Practice Scene

A quirky dialogue notes a band practice moment where a player jokes about a miauthipiece tasting odd. The daughter reveals a mishap using lamp fuel instead of paraffin, explaining the unusual scent and mishap during preparations.

Bandaman

Notice to Creditors William Watson Estate

Notice to creditors and others of the Willam Watson estate late of Exquesing Township Halton County who died May 1 1936 require sending particulars of claims by September 30 1936 to the Administratrix solicitors Miller Hungerford Guelph Ontario. Assets to be distributed after notice. August 25 1936.

William Watson Willam Watson Exquesing Halton Gantlemann Miller & Hungerford Guelph Ontario

Saskatchewan Farm Expenditures Averaged 1282 in 1934

Expenditures by Saskatchewan farmers in 1934 averaged 1282 dollars per farm based on 639 farms surveyed by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Living costs for a family of five were 533, with farm operating outlays at 730 on farms averaging 604 acres.

Saskatchewan Dominion Bureau of Statistics

Holiday Guests From Canada And United States Attend Lapty Home

Miss Clara Lantz of Galt and Mrs. Sutellie with Shirley of Detroit visit Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lapty over the holiday weekend. Others from Stratford Toronto Oakville and Henitore join for extended social time at the Lapty residence.

Mr. J. Gunselman Detroit Mrs. M. Pallant My. and Mint. C Mary Bourne Toronto General Hospital Alex. Macdonald Church Street John Gillies Paris Thomas Wheeler Toronto Prank Swackhamer Thos. Erwin Ocena Jean Margaret Staen Jessie Young D. H. Young Clara Lantz Galt WE. Sutellie and Shirley Harvey Webb Stratford R. Gordon Stan. Coy C. S. Gample Henitore N. Y Mises Grace Citharine Roots Anis Tom Sutcline Oakville G. HW. Lapty

Acton United Church Choir Honors Marguerite Symon and Dan Taylor

Members of the Acton United Church Choir hosted a gathering for Marguerite Symon and Dan Taylor at the home of Postmaster J. G. Matthews. The event featured pink and white decorations, a wedding cake, and a walnut coffee table gift from the Choir. The couple, soon to be wed, received a heartfelt address from Ruth Gibson and were thanked for their faithful service to the church. About forty attendees enjoyed refreshments and fellowship as the choir offered best wishes for the couple.

GW. Mason Ruth Gibson Marguerite Symon Dan ‘Taylor Marguerite Dart Ufe Swiill The United Church Acton

Public Works Viewpoint and Stock Talk Parable

The dialogue contrasts unseen stock losses with a husband’s hinted gains as Stella notes his talk of saving after a day in markets. Harold Ickes argues that a sound public works program cannot be created by a single action.

Harold L. Ickes

Champion Winnipegys Add New Booter

Norman Freeman a kicker from Hamilton will join Winnipens football champions of the Dominion this fall as a fresh backer of their kicking game. The article notes a promising young player showing lofty spirals during Pex training.

Norman Freeman Hamilton Winnipens The Dominion

Erin Bowlers Dominate Acton Mixed Doubles Tourney

Eighteen rinks from Erin Guelph Georgetown Milton and Acton competed on Acton greens Thursday night September 3. Dr Gear and Mrs Poster of Erin captured 1st prize with three wins and 15 points while Géerland and Mrs Elgie of Erin took second with one win and eight points. Mr and Mrs J Kennedy of Georgetown earned third prize.

Dguelph Erin Georgetown Milton Acton Acton Greens Gear Poster Géerland Elgie

Kilbride to Run Annual Short Courses in Winter

At a Kilbride meeting J Whitelock Ontario Department of Agriculture representative said the local branch will run annual short courses in Agriculture and Home Economics at the centre during the coming winter. About 10 attended and a local committee including Mrs Campbell Winn and Bert Cartwright was formed to recruit students for a likely large enrollment.

Kilbride J. . Whitelock Hulton Ontario Department of Agricultures Campbell Winn John McMillan Bert Cartwright Laura Prud~ham Norman Smith Geo. Heatherington Brock Hiarris Arnold Coulson Jen Dales Ruth Robertson Qlien Campbell John Bennett Anivaay

Canada exports rise in July led by fine metals and aluminum

Canada’s July domestic exports reached 83,809,000, up from 83,286,000 a year earlier. The increase, over 20 million dollars, was mainly due to refined metals 7,214,000 and aluminum 3,399,000, with gains in butter cattle cheese furs and other products. For four months of the fiscal year exports totaled 2,304,323,639, up 69,120,010 or 29.7 percent from last year.

Canada Dominion

Inferiority Complex Har to Courtesy on Highways

Phillip Robinson of Hit Bureau for Street Traffic Research at Harvard urges drivers to learn the mechanics and psychology of driving. He cites studies showing many motorists lack full training and that inferiority complexes can fuel discourtesy on roads.

Phillip Robinson Hit Bureau Harvard University Imperial Oil Ltd Ontario Department of Highways Robinson m Canada United States Robinson Eome Nmubig Alphonse Gaston

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