Esquesing considers zoning by law info and moratorium
Esquesing council instructed clerks K C Lindsay and DL French to seek information on official plans and zoning by laws after a letter from J Pemberton of Choicelea Farms. Pemberton urged a zoning by law to regulate building and proposed a moratorium until one is passed. Councillor Bob Lawson supported gathering more details from the Evin township and clerk while Deputy reeve Tom Hill explained the official plan versus zoning by law distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
K. C. Lindsay
DL French
J. Pemberton
Choicelea Farms
Acton
Pemberton
Br. Pemberton
Bob Lawson
Evin
Mr. Lawson
Tom Hill
Lawson
Nassagaweya Zone
Mil ton O P P reports war era incidents and accidents
Milton O P P investigated 37 occurrences during the past war including 10 motor vehicle accidents with eight people hurt and $2 885 in property damage. The report lists a break in at Star Steel Ltd Esquesing Two, two thefts, a stolen car recovered on Mohawk Hace way later, one minor assault, liquor control act cases, two insecure premises, two youths missing then found, and one other Criminal Code investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton O.P.P
Star Steel Ltd
Esquesing
Mohawk Haceway
Nassagawega
BeaumontKnitting Mills Seeks Water Sewage Help Glen Williams
Esquesing council will invite S Penrice of Beaumont Knitting Mills to discuss municipal waterworks and sanitary sewer system in Glen Williams after receipt of penrice request. A 10 year old survey pegged costs at 750000 while the Ontario Water Resources Commission calls it impossible. Deputy Reeve Hill notes pressure from OWRC but council seeks a workable solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Water Resources Commission
O.W.R.C
Tom Hill
Lindsay
Penrice
Nassagaweya Council Roasts Gravel Firms Over License
Nassagaweyea council meeting in Brookville reviewed renewing a sand and gravel company's license. Councillor Anne MacArthur blasted the firms, calling them disgusting for uprooting landscapes and breaking laws, while the reeve said permits would not be issued until properties were toured and conditions reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Council
Brookville
Mater
Anne MeeArthur
Abe
Eden Mills Three Barden brothers on championship teams
March Eden Mills United Church Women met hosted by Mrs. Turner with twelve members and one visitor. April 24 luncheon prices set conveners were Mrs. Cann and Mrs. James. A parish social followed in Community Hall with prize winners named and lunch served. Congratulations to Gerald and Garry Barden for Acton Novice All Stars and Moira Toronto B Championship victories. Jim Wilson and others noted. Several residents reported travel and visits including Florida and Brantford guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Mills United Church Women
J. Turner
J. Cann
H. James
Crite
Mra
Thompson
Was & Wayside Chapel
Stethan
E. Woodhouse
Jack Milne
H. Gilbertson
E. Sinular
H. Barden
Cam Agnew
Glen Stevenson
Bill Martin
Bill McLean
Bob Henderson
Hespeler
RB. Wright
Barden
Gerald
Garry
Acton
All Stars
Cale
Dodla
Jim
Markha
Moira Toronto
Ed Jennings
Omar Parker
Florida
J. Henry
Kemptville
K. Stevenson
Familly
Ogg McLean
Brantfor
W. McLean Sr
Ospringe Tea Grannies and Women’s Institute News
Ospringe area notes detail new residents Mr and Mrs Craven arriving from Kempville after purchasing the George Mitchell farm on 3rd Line. Members quilt for the W I sale. Easter tea planned for April 6 at the school 2 to 4 pm. Meetings cover duties of press reporters invitations, decorations, hostess roles, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Archibald
Womens Institute
Hillsburgh
Elora
Craven
Kempeville
George Mitchell
E. Fisher
W.O.N
R. Ellis
Donna Milton
Patti Ellis
Robertson
Silverwood Institute Hosts Birthday Card Party at Stewarttown
Silverwood Women's Institute marked its 17th birthday with a Monday card party in Stewarttown. Twenty euchre tables played 12 games, with prizes for pink and white cards won by members including Mrs D Mathews and Mrs Ew Ingles. The event featured sandwiches and cake, and a bus trip to Vineland two days later led by Mrs H Matchington and others from Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverwood Women's Institute
Stewarttown
D. Mathews
F. King
Ew Ingles
Williard Britton
Conservation group to screen films in Brookville Hall
Halton Region Conservation Authority with several women's institutes and Nase sagawoya Council will present films at Brookville Hall on April 25 to review the authority's work. Sponge tip suggests keeping household sponges fresh by soaking in cold salt water occasionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Region Conservation Authority
Women’s Institutes
Nasesagawoya Council
Brookville Hall
Conservation Authority
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The
Acton Free Press
W. Niewmann
Nassagaweya
John Turkesz
Price
John Dunn Jr
Free Press /District
Ontario
Reeve William Coulter
Eden Mills
Barden Brothers
R. Wright
Ospringe
New Family
Area News
Silverwood
Institute
Harry Scott
Sheridan College of Applied Arts
and Technology
Brampton
Sheridan
Church Street
Georgetown
Main Street
Silver
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrist
St. George's Sq. Guelph
Ont
Dills Stationery
SCM
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