Acton Utilities Commission Discusses Water Tests and Insurance
The Acton Public Utilities Commission met Monday with Reeve Cole presiding. Topics included Ontario Health Department water test results classifying samples as A1, insurance coverage increases to 2000, and staff adjustments for waterworks and office hours.
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Acton
Uc Utilidies Comission
Reeve Cole
Kirknes
Mo Tlaneen
Job MacArthur
Wilson
Ontario Department of Health
Acton Poli Ugh
Watermiths
Hydro
Hydro Serstey
Wilken
Gowdy
Wan Bo Bes
Beantmore
Guelph Street
Fog Turner
Welcome to New Homes
Mrs Mary B Fields wife of L Cpl W S Fields of Acton was a passenger from England on the Aquitania which docked in Halifax yesterday and she is expected to arrive in Acton in the new home in Canada this week.
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Mary B. Fields
Crl
W. S. Fields
Acton
England
Halifax
Canada
Masonic Brethren Honor DDG IM on His Official Visit
A Masonic gathering honored DDG IM with an official visit Monday night at Wellington Dusted. Senior members and visiting dignitaries from HW Bese SO Pens and Wellington Daatge attended, sharing toasts and remarks on fraternal guidance and moral purpose.
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AR & AB
Wellington
Caeus
Btr
YMCA
Adebe
Watertoa
Ata Apaike
Poe
Dratby
Peapotnen
Mio Staney
Frank MrNiven
Kollege
Datekt
Dean Beshe
Gtartes
Investit Leste
Cueargetown
Tacey
Chas Norris
Campbellvilte
Gueton View
Kvelpho
Neil McFarehe Ein
Waterton
Erin Township Retains Standard Time For Year
Erin Township council debates year round standard time and approves continued use. They authorize insurance limits for roads and maintained equipment, set employee pay rates, accept gravel tender, and seek Royal Bank branch expansion. They apply for highway subsidy, donate to Hillsburg Horse Show, and approve town accounts totaling $1 823.
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Pmunicipal Coum Oollinn Tiawnetiport
Hulsburg
Apis
Jo AL Swackhamer
Ontario
Ws Pilot Insurance Co
Haywant Construction Co
Nova Scotia
Erin
Royal Bank of Canada
Hilleburg
Dept. of Highways
Hillsburg
Erin'a
Health Unit for Halton Approved by County Council
County council approves establishing a Health Unit for Halton with funding and staffing steps outlined. debate centers on space, cost, and future office needs, while motions address road frontage, hospital administration, and a linking road project between Halton and Wellington.
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Halton
County Council
Puesbay
Nusa Poitheine
Nstrotia Bipba
Henbeal
Far
Cana
Contacta
Neadtls
Bate
VreaeTtty. Com
Bay Grdertiee
Sanperaamls
Daalih
Whey, Peatreen
Muardlington
Craig
County Buiding
Warden
Mary Petit
Ontario Educatonsl Association
Nicholson
Hurlington
Hts
Maple Avenue
Stond
Enganes
Reeve Craig
Nicholsons
Engberr
Roy Smith
Vena Cada
Smith
Department of Highways
Maple Auquest
Whillier and Co
S. FR. Hart Co
County Assensor
Wellington
Eden Mills
Hoapital Etc
Se Chests
Mra Pettit and Sire Whit
Preston Leads Postseason Hockey Run in Narrow Wins
Preston edges a rival in a tense series as Brenton de Henatest and Whee Deuter deliver key plays. The team dominates the finale with two straight wins, pushing toward the final, while Chase anchors the defense and Teitel remains a factor on the coast side.
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Appenie Brenton de Henatest
Foe Whee Deuter
Anette Pbo
Eaondon
Petra
Preston
Acton Men Injured in Guilia h Car Collision
Acton men were injured in a car crash on Metcalfe Street near Lavorette’s in Guelph. One passenger, identified as My Drohensglass Denakt Onka 3, suffered facial injuries and possible rib damage. they were taken to hospital by ambulance. Local police reported no other serious injuries.
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Acton
Gueliah
Ety
Metcalfe Street
Anton
Lavorette
Sutherland
Denakt Onka
Cuelph
Boyd
Faust
Sera
Dee Ed
Stock and seed bring good prices at NEA sale
Livestock and seed sale at NEA featured cattle and seed potatoes with strong prices. RON Brown and Cinde Helfer sold items. top prices reached $127 for a lot and $145 per bag for seed potatoes. Auctioneers Mears Filjott and Hindley oversaw the sale.
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Lavestock
Ron
Brown I Network Cinde
Clarence Reid Heads Swine Club Formed in Hillsburg
A new Swine Club organized in Hillsburg under Erin Agricultural Society auspices. Clarence H D Nelda of Acton was elected president with Kenneth McKinnon as vice president and Elmer Sutton as secretary treasurer. Supervising committee includes Donald Matheson Norman Orr and S B Stothern. The meeting at Arnald McKinnon’s home drew many prospective members.
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Hileburg
Erin Agricultural Society
Clarence HD. Nelda
Acton
Kenneth McKinnon
R. R14
Pemburg
Elmer Sutton
R. KR
Thiaburg
Donald Matheson
Willsburg
Norman Orr
Willburg
S. B. Stothern
Arnald McKinnon
Vwillsaburg
Clib
Rockwood Red Cross reports six year tail of aid
The Rockwood district Red Cross branch presents a six year record showing 3420 sewing articles 277 quilts and afghans 4532 knitted items with raw material valued at 3803 27 remitted to the Canadian Red Cross. Gifts to overseas personnel totaled 800 plus 50 for soldiers comforts. Funds sent to head quarters totaled 5419 with officers and workers named.
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Red Cross Sac
T. Winggrove
Mra. J. Cordier
G. Wingate
T. Wingrove
J. Hendarson
F. Day
Acton Juniors Win Debate Trophy in Local Series
Acton Juniors win the W. 1. Dick Trophy for their debating series against Paletine Clubs. The event featured a long program with skits by the Meston Players and a strong performance by Acton representatives, including pupil speakers and judges.
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Acton
Rockwood To Observe Daylight Saving On Standard Dates
Rockwood Eramosa Township Council votes to observe daylight saving from April 2 to September 29 joining regional partners in the Guelph area. Clerk Day instructed to draft by law licensing hawkers and peddlers. Council approves road by law and audits for early 1946. payments totaling 706.43 authorized. Reeve Gray chairs with full council present.
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Hockwood
Eramosa Township
Rockwood
Oasis
Guelph-teapeler-Galt-Kitchener
Toronto
Hamilton
G. F. Day
Eramosa
Benham
Rutherford
Preaent
Clerk Day
Hutchinson
Counci
D. D. Gray
Friendly Circle Presents Trays at United Church Meeting
The Woman's Association of the United Church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. J. Symon home with Mrs. L. Agar presiding. Devotional by Mrs. Cleave, plans discussed for fundraising and a Nome Craft demonstration. The circle presented two serving trays to the Society and luncheon was served by Mrs. Symon assisted by Mrs. Agar and Mrs. McDonald. A vote of thanks given to Mrs. Symon and lunch helpers.
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The
United Church
Mre
Symon
Mra Agar
Mra McDonald
Plans For Next School Term Under Review By Board
Board reviews plans for next term including continuation of fifth form work and new equipment at the Continuation School. Inspector approval pending. Finance reports show provincial grants received and accounts approved for teaching supplies, fuel, and utilities.
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Mary Motivers
Bopodance
Acton Tool
Stewett
Mewett
Tha
Department of Fatucalion
Sie
Karwart
Mate Fendhee
Actes
Afr
Elec Ile
Mackenzie
Nest Lee Bed
Uae
Actiost
Nuria
Wee
Mkuce
Mhanl
Couns
Uhas Wilson
Wilson
A. Wilson
B. J. Hassard
C. Wallace
Ho Gey
Bell Telephone Co
P. Weaver
Mae J. B. Markenne
Highway Garage
Meyer
Watson Dairy
CNR
Trieght
Gosinee
McKenzie Bros
YMCA
K.P
W. D. Talbot
T. Nelson Co
Free Press
Hinton
Lyman Hadne
F. McCutchson
Cantinuate, Law School
Publi School
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Ydre Department
HH. Palnerell
Supplyoffata Ltd
Zenith Electric Supply
Packard Electric
Northern Electric
Sutherland - Schultz Elects Co
Ht J. McDonald
Misa F. Brown
Waterworks Department
Can, Brass Co, Ltd
JG. Emeler & Co
Clarence Reid
RED Cross
Rentes
Torgether
Menges Coen
Loo Okeee
Tere Coffie
Judpew
Wook
Latok
Fear
Meston
Mes
Cerectl
Fortiewere
Konilea
Fluy Siprre
Carla
Pocentine Cro
Athine
Malton Junior Fanner Association
Etembernaisey Cof
Odom
Fener Amend
Cenredadee
Bennett
Charlea Kirkauess
Actua
Wasek Nee
Eramoan Council
United W. A
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