School Board Approves 1935-36 Upper School Subjects
At the Acton board meeting trustees authorize teaching Latin Trigonometry Geometry and History as Upper School subjects for 1935 36. Permissions are granted to use specific texts and the principal may proceed with book purchases and library provisions. Finances include utility bills repairs and a grant for Field Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. XG. Fraser
A. J. Buchanan
Pp. W. Pearen
W. EK. Granham
EB W McCleary
J. M.mcdonald
Department of Education
P. W. Pearen
H. J. G. Praser
W. J. Graham
DucDougall
Plenty
MacRace
Acton Public Utilities
A. M. Darling
Beardmore Leathers Ltd
We Blair
Acton Public Policies Commission
Uight
Ryerson Presibiary
J. B. Mackennetz
Richard Shortill S Sudden Death in Wallinafad
Richard Shortill of Wallinafad died suddenly after a heart attack last week. He lived alone on the farm. a brother, Harry, nearby, helped, and two surviving brothers, Mary of Bullinafad and Joseph of Spokane. The death was investigated by Chief Marshall and Dr W A McColl, ruled a heart attack with no inquest. Burial was on Sunday at Ballinafad Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shortill
Wallinafad
Shortill
Shorts
Bachelor
Uveg
Shortitt
Harry
Wig
Mlarry
Bullinafad
Joseph
Spokane
Washington
United Church
Mr. Shortill
Foreman
J.P. Kirkwood
Mm. Campbell
Peter Ferguson
A. J. Ulndesy
FW. Bhortlll
W. Y B. Bhordtllll
Gevanetown
Ballinufad Cemetery
William J. Fleury
Oakville
Ropinson Street
Wingham
Louty
Southampton Beacon
Wingham Advance
Oakvill Record
Fleury
Elizabeth A. J. Byrnes
Henry Brynes
Winnipeg
Harry J. Pleuty
Niagara
W. Byrnes F Pleury
Embro
Acton Basetball and Baseball Notes From Local Games
Acton teams prep for county championship play as Milton and Georgetown clash plans fall through. The Acton Intermediate team lost 8 1 to Port Credit in an exhibition with new players from both sides. Batter and pitching stats are listed, and Georgetown slated for a return visit as post season plans loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Buck
Acton
Milton
Georgetown
Port Credit
Port Credit Building
Juvenius
Community and youth group gatherings across towns
The Young People's League of the United Church held a social at President J J Stewart's home with about 75 attendees, group games, and a singing feature followed by snacks. Acton Women's Institute met with talks on welfare and the motto Go off to the house of thy friend. a thrift display and park booth plans were announced. Brookville Junior Institute held its monthly meeting with papers on milk care and personal appearance, prizes awarded, and a social hour. United Church Young People's Society reorganized naming officers for the year, while local arrests were reported for Winton and Lustuluk on liquor and driving offences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Acton Women's Institute
Mint E. Hawthorne
Gamble
Miles Hawthorne
LaVerne Smith
Brookvile
Brookville Junior Institute
Itu
Helen Smith
Mias Gandler
Gertrude Freeman
Donvener
Jiclen Smith
Evelyn Storey
Mir
United Young People’s_ Officers
United Church Young People’s Society
Tueaday
Dr. Morrow
Gordon Ramsden
Ruth Gibson
Laura Johnston
Jean Morrow
Tom Nicol
Vide Ramshaw
John Nicol
Albert Milly
Loward Switver
Juan Marbour
Margaret Arnold
Neportey
Sabra Nelson
Jubies Winton
Actonwin
T. O. Ray Nadge
Brampton
Georgetown
Winton
No. 7
Phip Lustuluk
R. Paul
Guelph Hospital
Niagara Falls Triumphs Over Acton In Juvenile Playdowns
Niagara Falls defeated Acton 15 to 6 to advance in the O. B. A juvenile playdowns. Acton’s first year in minor baseball showed fight but the experienced Niagara squad, led by strong pitching and timely hitting, pulled away. Catherwood and Lambert starred for Niagara Falls while Mekensis went 6 for 6 for Acton.
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Niagara Falls
Acton
Niagara
Oth Violmen
Lambert
Wiagare Inds
Catherwood
Mekensis
Kor Acton
Patrick
Jane
Ryder
Modern Symon lore storefront opens with striking design
A new Symon lore storefront was installed yesterday featuring heavy glazed black panels and aluminum window moulding. The planter area should be completed this week, with occupancy expected early next month. The piece notes design distinctiveness and imminent readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symon
Funeral for Bobby Bradshaw Highlights Family Sympathy
The funeral of Robert Anthony Bradshaw showed wide community sympathy. Services were at St Josephs Church Acton and burial at Dublin Cemetery with floral tributes from relatives and many friends including Gerald Bradshaw of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rigby of Guelph. pallbearers included Robert Boutth and Norman Szalda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Bobby
Braddlaw
Wm. Bradshaw
Robert
Anthony
St. Josephs Church
Acton
Bublin Cemetery
Grandad
Grandma
Ugby
Warry Waterhouse
Gerald Bradshaw
Toronto
Ore
Ireland
Harry Rigby
Guelph
Farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Easter at church group event
The BY P U and Young Women's Mission Circle met at Brock Avenue to bid farewell to Rev. G R Easler and Mrs Easter who will move to Yorkton Sask. Mrs Barbara Plank and Mrs Chas Landsborough presented tokens of appreciation while gifts were exchanged. The gathering ended with social time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Easler Arid
Yorkton
Sask
Miz
Barbara Plank
Women's Mission Circle
Easter
Chas. Landsborough
Young Women’s Mission Circle
Foster
Canada
Liberal gathering draws 560 in Nassagaweya Esquesing ward
A Liberal Association event in the Town Hall brought about 560 attendees from Nassagaweya and Esquesing wards. Speakers praised Liberal leaders and promises while criticising opposing platforms and urging a Liberal majority in Oakville beyond provincial lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Association
Nassagaweya
Indy
W. J. Akins
Harrop
Halton Association
John Moore
Wmn. Brackesy
Thos. Blakelock
Halton
Wagher Cleaver
Oakville
Wennetts
Canada
Dominion
Hughes Cleaver
O. 0
Acton Ready for the 1935 Acton Fair
Acton plans its 1935 fair with W. B. Rumiley and F. L. Wright guiding officials. Exhibits, arena acts led by Kings of the Air, Hernon the comedian, and a revamped potato race headline a week of events. The program includes foot and bicycle races, musical chairs, hurdle jumping, school parade, and new horse drawn floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Kings of the Air
Dominion
Hernon
Acton Citizens
Acton
Coure
Community Events and Nominations Announced
Anniversary service at Churchill United Church on September 20. Supper on September 30. Nomination Meeting by Ata Stevens Clubs at Farmers Hall Milton on September 16 at 8 p.m. Ladies' Aid concert at United Church September 25. Admission 28c and 10c. Dance at Edgewood Park Eden Mills Saturdays through September with Brampton Harmony Orchestra. Admission 40c and 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill United Church
Stevens
Farmers’ Hall
Milton
the Ladies’ Aid of the United Church
Edgewood Park
Eden Mills
Brampton Harmony Spisce Orchestra
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Hallinafad
Abdenca
Acton Fair
Campbell
Mologale
Waterhouse
Schuemline
Duz
Benson
Molozle
Yarnell
Schuemloc
Waltera
Holmes
Davis
Walters
Terry
Kentner
Coyne
Acton Y
Gchuemlac
Waiters
Nolmes
Anderson
A. R. McQuarrie
Ogeorgetown
Mickey” Holmes
Wedant Uke
Port Credit AH Nwpore Kennedy
AH Rilpore
Andeson
Moloznzle
Tyler
Gibbons
J. Waterhouse
Tb Masules
Woods
Rf Halmes
Bayliss
Abbe
Vaomemin
Frost
Patterson
Guthrie
Storey
Paterson
Lamber
Balla
Nydar
R. IL
Jones
Tfolmes
Leatham
William
Walker
Batterson
Marvin Nelson
George Young
Yay
George Aitken
Geo. Aitken
National Pithlical Seminary of Kansas
Chicago Thiological Seminary
Jesus Christ
Althen
Presbyterian Church
Caledon East
Claude and
Caledon
Mr. and
Hira W
Ploutus
Rev
Mrs. Easter
Young People's Society of the
Maptlkkt Church
Wade
Young Women's Mission_Circle
BY. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Young Women's Mission Circle
Mys
Wat
Kelly
Brock Avenue
G. R. Easler
Life of
Abraham
Naasigaweya
Exquesing
Mr. Hughes Cleiver
Thos
Dickelsck
MW. Y
Atieht
W. B. Rumbley
F. L. Wright
George E. Foster
Ontario. Agricultumm Societies
Ansocia
Mir. Jas
McLean
J. O. Bult
Reeve OC
Yarrison
W. B. Rumiley
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