jfr t t- 4 k fttwlrttf h 1 vtfljirft jn tvhtvrftj j jvttuwt jfm ffrt sixtyfourth year no 17 acton ontario thursday october 27th10j8 eight homcpnnt poges five cents fairview enlrance unveiling service on sunday last mn dr abbott erin address ed gatheriitff of 500 attending under auspices of the womens institute keen interest was manifest on sun- day at the formal unvelllnc and dedica tion of the entrance at fairview ceme tery when four ar five hundred cluxcns and former residents joined in the brief service held at four o clock arrange ments were in the hands of acton womens institute and floral decorations at the entrance added much and were made possible by mr a h bishop councillor a mason was chairman in his operilng remarlca mr mason re called that it was aamc tchr years ago during his terra- as reeve that the acton women 0 institute hod approached the council proponing to erect a new entrance to replace the one at the end of fairview avenue which was badly dc lapidated it was felt however that some time the land front ing on main street should make the frontage of the cemetery and post ponement of the erection was suggested and agreed upon it was not however until eight years ago that the real turn for improvement at fairview cemetery had been made at that tlnu the council decided to name a cemetery board and vest in them the supcrvlalon of the cemetery three community spirited men had been selected messrs r m mcdonald c hansen and j bell and they had work ed continually wlttr the objedt before them of general improvement the land at the front had been securo and levelled by the board and the stone wall on the front erected then all was in readiness to erect the archway for which the acton institute had been so long planning mr mason paid trttmte to the spirit that had kept this interest alive and was sure that all joined in saying thank you to the group mr mason also paid tribute to the bonxtl and to che leadership given by 8tv m mcdonald in the great improve ment made and the condition in which the cemetery was now maintained acton cluxcns band led and liu gathering joined heartily in singing two familiar hymns onward christian soldiers and ideal br the tie that binds rm dr e m morrow ted in the opening prayer und the script im reading was by rev e a brooks representing the toronto convention area of the women s institutes mrs dr abbott af erin brought congra tulations to acton institute on the community work being accomplished part of this work was visible in thesr pillars that stoqd at the portals of tht silent city or the dead women s in stltutes all over tin hind were rendering similar service mrs abbott suggested that as wr pause on the brink of a war 14 wnr that on this occasion wo give thought to thuerwho real in plan ctexs nekla tin rift of such mi n whether ihey be here or in foreign fields arc an inspiration for high en deavor 1 acton instttuu u5 u br congnitu lated 011 uu work aeeomplislied lt fulfilment tu eliauengt u face cotih munlty needs in cloning her address mrs abbott expressed uu wish thai tht memorial em ted will ulwuvs bt uiu unit peak or lot lug remembrance the unvilltng or lin- bi uix table that is set tn th irfi piluwvviiy i r canned q mrs j aaihbjpr i ton llaium ornuttv prtm ut oi mm institutes cn ti is iimribnt kri u ti alton wo uu 1 inttiiuit 19js mr c huiuii n ol tn h ill ir tn ct 1111 it n llourd was prtmii in till ul h mini t ttt ur uui f t i tin it u it from tlu wmii institute a t ihmid five day season for partridge hunting sootf with the close of the pheasant season hunters are looking forward to the brief renewal of the partridge season which lasts from november 5th to 10 th the law sets a fiveday limit and a bag limit of fifteen birds for the seaflon which includes- both periods october and november the season la not applicable in town ships established as regulated game pre serve areas in york feel halton went- worth uncoln wetland haldlmand brant norfolk oxford elgin and mid dlesex it is pointed out that permits for pheasant hunting issued in township game areas are also valid from rabbit hunting rrom december 1st to february 38 th canadian war memorial impirovniretitso fesr geo emery rdsigns as jvmca secretary t a ape liil met ting of acutn y m ca board was held last vt ntng when tlu resignation of mr george o emery as amend secretary of acton y m c a was submitted and accepted by the board mr emery has been secretary for tht past two yenh and under his direction tht y ho made good progress i instructions wen issued to advertise for a supervisor for the y immediately und another committee was appointed tn make temporary arrangements ao that all the activities of the y will proceed as scheduled it wan also decided by lh board to multr a room immediately available for the excluslvt usi of thi bridge club j for the present t room used by tht boy scouts will be fitted up and heated if a larger ttom is required plans- are underway to have the need supplied i there is quite a longe group who a 111 appreciate this arrangement the board will met l again in a week to deal wtu the position of supervisor for the y poem last week for the second time in the year and a half that the punic poem has been written for fume press readers bymr w coles there were no correct an- be made al the hydro jstation superintendent rcporta- all fire t wfc poem true there j n eie anawera submitted but none of hydrants have been checked peteropyehanjl ijcfore winter work on he canadian war memorial at ottawa has nou bet n c im pleted the king will unvi 11 the memorial during hi visit to canada next summer them were correct the solution was one eye one arm of course it was easy and jiome of the solutions were real i i commissioner c hansen nnd chair- close but just try the one on page i man r j kerr were present when the pj of this issue tire fare press has acton public utilities commission met n weekly award to mnkc this week so on tuesday evening we are the winners notice of annual pole rental on on- torlo commission poles used by the i acton department was received and well ji10vll fjlcd 1 tlmll i a letter from the ontario commls- ortowll jvllllcr i slon gave notice that material for the r t i sub station had been shipped and the ijfs siultltlllv superintendent rcpoited the material hod been reo ived the secretary as by motion in w c bcc 50 nnr old name o sttueud to pay the following accounts esqucsing tounship and owner of the georgetown feed and flour mill drop hydro department dtnd uhm ttork i his mill on bill tt lei hone co services sfi miuiftj night two customers john the at ton rtt phirs pttnt macdonnld and oscar ienrch and an iiil and ddvtrtlsin 5 22 em william bradbt ar were me pc of ontario power 1020 18 ft bisldt mr htsstj when he died th immediatt 1 hummtmed dr 20 95 c v williams of oeorgt town chief of police w o marshall invchuraud 1061 mr i3 who has lived in oiorgc uiun tor 20 jearn was highly rewarded 5 13 in tht lcrcnllt he is survived b his 7 95 nititln r jils lft and out dnughu r 10 00 dons trial in milton next tuesday mannlauffhtcr charffw will re heard in county ashimb in halton station sup guclph youn folk isit knox guild motorists pound without 1938 driving permits with ten months of the year gont fauurr u imve 1138 drive s ximlii still tcuuscs trouble for provincial highway police according to the session of poi u credit court htld b magtstrate w e mctlveen failure u have a driving permit cost john horn 1st 10 and costs when he pluided guilt ht was given a week to pa a similar charge cost cuszel mc- furland thi mimr amount and a i strertsvllh minor was fined h and costs given a stiff lecture and ordered u rcpuv his mother front thj money he i was earning on his unck a farm failure i to prudiut a d ivir iernilt cost c j sulttr and ctwla friendly crtule chooses officerfc vim thfc har ttlui rs 1 tin hyiendlv ivt it ty 1 1 i ti d al a inet tin wetllli mini lught at tin liuiiif ol i una mur nv in hun rn prtvvidttit mlltt nut tl litidi ii mrs aounimh i i jrittid lit inm min v simlin aiiet dills ii t tsuti lit tt vv i l it 1 kit 1 ml 11 ii mis hi i m k it mtw i am i- i ii i tlu guild in its regular meeting on tuesday last held the first or its fra ternal nights the visitors being the y pjs or st paul s church ouclph after the regular tnislness of the evening under the ciuilrmanshlp of mr norman wright he handed over the duties to miss m brlgss president of the ouelpi society a very fine program was presented with an address from tht rev s johnston and duett by mr and mrs johnston the outstanding lololsl of the evening mr w elliott gave fine rend rings of sonu beuutlful old english ballads in a clear baritone voice miss brtggs remuided the young people ol the preparation being made in ouclnh lor the coming weekend when tht leadership conference to be held in st andrew s and knox churches get under way under the direction of lru 1 tuil pnosbytery ypb mr n wright on behalf of the guild expressed the pleasure nf the members in the visit of the gtielpl society and the extxllen program that hod been given and looked forwaro u suig them all in guelph in the mar future the lotal soclt tv then liilertaln d in a social a ay and a very good and u li lble evening was spent tlie chtkil rihiin was auilablv ajid tustllj decn nud with halloween tmblenu ui novel und fearsome di uujs diik- td devonshire lliapter utuinn bazaar tlit autumn bazaar of the dukt if devonshlrt chapter iode was held in tht recreation room of tht y m c a or october 20 lh which was beautifully decorated with baskets or autumn flow cr and roses for the event which was under tht joint convcnershlp of mrs schraeder and mrs mclean the fancy work table attracted rrany customers and was under the conveners mrs piter smith and mrs wm john ti in tlit homt baking and candy table with mrs murray mcdonald und mrs clay ton in charge w as also well patronized tea was served from a table covered with a colored mitii damask cloth and centred v lth a silver bowl of pink baby mums and green candle in high slht r holders which was very at tractlv e tea hostesses were mrs wm ctkix r und mrs blow and the u a committee serving th main attraction for the da was the draw on ihe blonkt t which wa won by mrs drydeii the bed jacket as held over to be drawn for at a lattr date tlu baza w i i 1 uunrlal slit cess h e p of onuirl equipment he pc of ontario pi sura net pn mium medonald elec trie ltd pllf s c n jr transports tc sungiimo co i td supplies j r kenrnt y corporation sup plies canadian general electric co supplies powei lite devices ltd supplies bank of montreal n venue stamps j c matthews postage pin kard ele trie co supplies 300 new hooks 1870 aai1jvule to the 6 library readers 300 1000 83 52 thrt 1 ui drl new bok- icctiuly tircnised iy at u m ilbar biatd will this week lt m idt avallabk to pair ins of act n library tli books cover a wklt ranfci if subjects these books will bt lssutd for thi tlrst time on 3836 saturday evi nlng uy adulls tin chil 2 232 05 dren can securt books at out o clck on saturday cnl rr ni hi w a i ov lt i lailtiin mil anthtui tan el national antlii ui tan it eiiu mu rvt itii vniii to i i km acton cltlmii- uiut inlt liuial muittr ht rro t pm ul d i it t m u mul hxi u lit s iitin i h i i on biltiir of uu liwttnif t mint u a aiumi ep chtl iipnsii ii t ill wlh liatl lultwnl in tuv vi i sitv lirvigrunis with iimts n utmn el dliulhllietl ami u nuu i de maud keeil- vppoivimlnt xnouirr cliureh aiuihrrsaii here on suiula aim tin r hure h ot toi l- mltlllk on ui itu s of ei nnt l us rv ics ajid 1 on s inula tht imtm chui h will ot serve tin uinu1 third aiuu ttrk ir o hie forntt r dm th and tlit t urut nli i i t h v s ui ir j u j i ti iiitui m i nil it i il i u i ii tl it h n i u n m i i il l 1 ii x a i lilt i ll 4lt hi i u u till iii it 111 i n it v i wm in m ki i itl v 1 m w m w i i- i h ii i ii 1 lsi ml- i tl i u i sxl i j u i s4 i a t 111 uinrr- in ii 1 1 1 at vrtoii i air tin tir 1 1 r i a k 1 annlvxrsarv us a 1 ntud chart h a rangriuenut huvt been mad to servu upproprtau to uu occasion kev c a mustard ba of -tsr- rjuin x ulteti chureh triinto w iu bt tike gueat speaker tik eluilr has been prrparmg special music under uir direction of choirnuuter bert masoix fur the oc casion and a day of particular interest to all is anticipated j oroub o nthutndt r a t ci nlfn v hits bet ii aiixsuctl htud of an air comma id for the traipln o i rso uu 1 for ht k al u be rwratthshett tn toronto ui euding u an unnouiio mrnt frvim tlie iviwrtmeu of national drfetu i ci t oodfrev who unt 1 mi nth oc at the trenton air- training achool ill aist control tnunuig at weston tren ton hamilton and camp borden it n tivit ii- t hum l awards i hi b is utn i a r i u hlr wiit in ir ii t unt with c hai tl t i vi ii i- n u r u 1 r f ti li j n it ui ti ciuj dt u a thus i nubb hujmic ui ir v w j un i u il rrv juk i uu s ul cri n chas uirjer jinits ubb alt wuluu k j ivwacklian i lluu umon get ltn nll miniu pnoe wntnt r m ac on rxtal club in oroer of a and ng ore as fallows bruce held dtrk anooosra akv prank eajuuruutdgr wm ounby vernon qoulsun ao twtss lloyd stoke lloyd duvrs russell wiun miionarx ironi india xddrtsm baptist smirt mlss b el v i a muvsloiiai v ii nx i rirliii ir in india fcavt a v i it est iif jiddrtss and ouuim of it nilssku ii u irk bt 1114 tarried on tun wtitt 1 ns irut st sptaktr last 1 nl n hi im 1 1111 f uit iui 1 icfl s ki mi 1 h bitli vi im o ti jm iv mllsiiiii 11 nil u i i 1 r 1 iu 1111 lutiel a 1 1 i v m i a c u ailli tint t b 1 d tin v all 1 mi lii turn pa k 1 lul t 1 k 1 sided in u t ir 11 1 t uw iiil mtn i u mifoi liiai sd its 1 iu h ill it u t t 11 11 1 m t nfi hint 1 viu l a 1 iilliii t ti f ji n 1 1 tint 1 tn n i hlm n the ml sll comimlsek 1 1 m ti k f j p pli m 1 it i 1 1 1 ir w l in t u 1 l l ivu uiri 111 u r t i 1 w ku1 ii midi t it m i it w 11 1 hurit 1 m i uius 11 1 ttui itl erarv i 1 jiw 1 tin h s w ir ti c 11 i t rx m t 1 1 albcr nud ii j n ini let uon t a mi m l f lie if m i7ji u 1 ilv iirvwt pavee he f lu 1 in vial 1 uu- hua v uso 1 1 d it it of tc t htibtrt and d b v l 1 plavtii 01 1 f his comxttl iv mr j adams 111 e inducted a bib teal contest on the lir of mutrt which was wm by erma wldersptn sylva morrow led a singsong after the mlxpoh benedic tion a game of musical chain was en joyed by all u aterworfcs department nt p une metres ltd supplies by motion tht secretary was also iijitructed to transft 1 000 from the opt rating account of the waterworks delttttmf nt to tht btneral account of fy rjtllllvt oi tht corpoiallou instructions were issued to the sup- i llti rs ttial erlntcndent for discontinuances of ser- vins where aciounts were in arrears i i 1iltikil the suptrmtendent reported that all 1m l im tht waur shuttills hid been located and whert necessary had been raised 1 h full met una of th fcjticutlve of a new 1st was bein prepared rlvirg halton prtsbyurlal w m s met on tht location of thest shutoils all the wtliuvdaj aflern hiii o uiber 10th in fire hydrants had been uispected and milton united church the president oiled and drained and made reody for m s earl wilson in tht chau four whiter they ert au rvportcd in ffood auxiliary prenldenls availed themselves conditior the ilv ticgt yt a tending mts h injflihart conducted the devo tions with a thoughtful talk on the bxecuilvt study book the llvlnjj church tlw resumithm of miss mar jorlt hurbottle as liu rature secrt tary was rectived with reirri i mrs w a bhant u ho formerly held this off let in the cshawa presby lenal was appointed ui fill the vacancy encouraglngg reports wet received from the secretaries mrs j mi dermld oeort town th new trr asurer reported that monies from tht tooclrtits w re bt ing sent in more promptly an informative talk on the madras confirenct tht pedt ration of chrlsuan churcht s f uu world whlct mtt ls in dec mlwt and w hlrh w hi be broadcast dirtt t from uadran by wius lv en by mrs a 11 h fvdd s exi lain two td iht quuru r million crusad4 tht b inenib rs f uu tm tiitlvt w ri lattr uijlaiiil ul ta b ui miiu 1 ludlt fllinton and halton groups to mrrt at s llau anglli an t tiurt hint n if wi llinrton deanery and nor htm halu n will as st nitilt in albans ci114 h acton on suturdav and sunday for a weekend studv tmft r net tlu inilhe tng ha lt 1 jirranted bv he tvnd commit lev and l u win 1 s drum r associauon an mints in pr mnim has bttn ar- 1 aliped hit h iminii ncs n saturday iut 11 thi iftt rnotii at i 3d p ni and etinttnues n u nnard n 1 1 1 n 1 x that 1 uiia 1 t 1 1 m l u i idetl i in 11k iu f s it nt t at d kt lie 1 in bv ht li it i j i 11 ul thi unt 1 l mu 1 1 ul m t mu bv hi h u i i s ip r wil 1m m rv l 1 1 th 1 hi at the hnlion county pnll assbscs which open october 31st before justice godfrey two manslaughter cases will be heard peter opychany oshawa u1 be tried on a charge arising- out of an accident on the no 1 highway near acton last march 0th in which aeorge predcrlck and hilton lammanin boui of onlutwa were fatally injured qulnten adkln of hnmlllon will be tried 1 on a charge arising out of an nc- ctdtnt that occurred on the new mlddu road highway township of trnfaurar in which mm 1ouni sims of the city of toronto was fatally injured six civil rasen will also be heart on follows gny couth unt s limited v frnesl harris jury allct mertxllth oeonre t n v charlis mtredlth oconrtlown mm jury jamts umgo nnd just ph umgt of po til hill villain v uie pnnlnc of onutrto non jury euabtth jant ktrr of nassagnwtya v fcllen barbara 1 tndiay nassagawi va albert edwin mcmurray of trafalgar v eliza btth etta mcmurray of ookvulo non jury kobt rt ht nry cunningham or hrontt v uu1m pnnsu cunnlnglutm and william iimm othtrwbte kn wn as wllluim halt of rorontt dlvorct drunken driver gets three years in penitentiary sentenced to servt three y nrs im prtsonment when a supn n ctnirt jury found him guilty of manslaughter with a ntrong recommendation for mercy aftt r almt four hours dt liberation kenin ui fat iman 2t1 escaped a more st vt rt pt nalty largt ly because tf his rt cord of sav ing almost one hundred lives while cmploytd as a llfesaver in port credit und in keglua sask mr j us u re y d hogg declared in brampton court on wednesday iifw rntion tlit plea of deft list counst i iiasll esst ry ttuil tht term be dated from the day of his arrebl uu rt on june 6u1 was rt fused declaring that he had found few ei- u hunting clrcurnstonoes in the evld- tn e given during tht trial mr justice hogg added uiat he hud taken into tonslderutlon the lives saved by the es- yfeguard and the recommendation for mi rcy included by the juy in its find ing in determining the sentence in dismissing tht jury he intimated that he did not agree with the reconi mendtttion i may say that i agree entirely with your vtrdlct that tlie accused is guilty of manslaughter he slated 1 the charge arose out of uie hit and run killing lust june of adam haver- mock 19 ytnr old farmhand or couks vlllt st iman it was claimed was on the way u get more bcr fora party in prijgrris ui his hjmt and did not stop ifu r the tut ldt nt u i matk1 for rbinet 1 1 id uu v it uliomu k p vihk is sou to ii b johnson 1- l akirw h ec r t tills n u irv niw- 11 tuesdai tiled w lit n hr vld 1 j li nip h i- j lmh busl mtn mm ii r uid ni n mv t aid 1 ji imii 1 i ir r 11 18t j 1 t i i 1 oli 11 1- 1 t ir v k 1 u tl i till i 1 iksu iu t 11c ihen trivt itl b mtr 1 m u tun r i rf n uir ed work ils an u s pap r t t a lm r ener jl s jctj4t itl mr adml w kti i 1 iimvll w 1 u u t pupi r 1 tt mai arvus u r mies mil 1 i d m k a ui itit rs 1 jju hie liht rs cmrniale t t t mas tnws tlie tu1 nbu g ubrul at id the ttlsibtirv ntvis ii aril 190 j hr i ur hase ihe tlusonburg liberal from vi i ham meouin who wwa appointed piwtmaa er ut that tme tlicn mr ald- nch was jouied in purtnersti p by h s johnson and in 1920 the tulaunburv liberal and observer were amalgamated to become the tuuunburg new a photo of rob rt h bernays par 1 amentary set rt tun o the br tisli mistrv f healui who tit rt garded as lively b wn n caoli 1 1 ptl n ihtntar f iture bernays kjprd u to tiit urutl pronui i tier rect nu w ht n in tht ut- ene prtmirr nevile chanutrlmn nshli in scotland he crossed iwwiids wtui rerhsfuehrrr adof hitler wm- inir thr oeman dit ur thsf britain wfll not always retreat that uirre is a une rrom which no threats howrvtr formidable will cause her to retreat bernays issued his warning to hitler durlnc a spch to a liberal national party council in sunderland corning events iuik i kro kill ii tl lnda ot too i h 1 ii ill on i r j v mis ii tit it iii k j ui u ii iu1l m n i r tl t pi r it m ml r kn x unit aid s f baking ii tl i wn hull u m iimbr 1 h ir m i i i in h ee ik t i iru a ui v b albiin s i i t iti it wttlttcmlu uj tl hiurmliy li the i n hull at luvt rwy t eljeii f lnlttl church n ijui day odotr 10th and kol hupi n itmstti n wmui ut hit rl tupier and otui ti s mtgawrvu pnfibyttruin chirth oi tted nrsday n tvrmbrr 9th hee iur tor p irtirilua eu hre aiid dati e prlditv mniu- fl li jlidt r tht a us i ires of at urn i o l no 7 inr diuirr ajid verul euchrr pnrrn ujnrh served msltin band r knox churrl u id ln hal ofti tea bazaar and iale of baking turduy ourrr 20th 3 to ti in council chambca town hall st the annual baauir oi 8 albai s otrls ouild will be held 8fcturday novwnbrr 5th from 3 o clock until 0 everybody welcome n3