Township council rejects grant to Federation of Agriculture
At an April meeting of Eremoss Township Council presided by Reeve J L Oakes the grant to the Federation of Agriculture was refused after debate. Tenders for gravel were opened with Holmen Construction the lower bidder at per yard and approved. By law 10-1947 on daylight saving time was adopted from April 28 to September 29. The Fergus District High School Board proposal for 200000 on debentures over 20 years was approved. Tax delinquents face collection action by April 30. A building by law to regulate construction and safety was halted after third reading and Walter Hurt appointed building inspector at 150 per hour and 10 cents per mile. Accounts of 1553 were approved.
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Eremoss
J. L. Oakes
B. ¥. C. Houston
Kitchener
R. Hamilton
D. H. Storey
G. Willey
Federation of Agriculture
Benham
McNebb
Motify
Federation
Hoy Dobbs
Arthur
Holmen Construction
Rockwood
Department of Highway
Fergue District High School
Welter Hurt
Acton Women's Institute Posts Officers at Annual Meeting
Mrs G Fryer presided at the Acton Women’s Institute monthly meeting held at Brock Ave with donations to Halon Children's Aid and Kamer Seal Fund. Officers elected include past president Mrs RO L Davidson, president Mrs George Fryer, and district director Mr S Holmes. celebration of birthdays and a Basther bunny treat concluded the gathering.
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Mra Rennie
RO L. Davidson
Mov
George Fryer
George Lazenby
George Margrave
W. Maddox
So Holmes
Betty Young
Nicholls
Taewon
Ganley
Rol Davidson
George Lazenby Javette
James Wilds
Booth
Maddux
Holloway
Clinton Taylor
Omer
Pope
Rennie
Wolallentine
Ko Brown
OF Anderson
Henef
Hathweie
Baster Bunny
Falling Death Rate Attributed To Treatment Halton MO
Dr. Dull Halton County Medical Officer of Health says Ontario TB death rate fell due to improved treatment not fewer cases. He notes 1955 saw fewer deaths despite 203 more sanatorium admissions since 1934, with patients released after new drugs enabled home care.
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Halton MO
Ontario
Dull
Halton County
Bull
Nickel district school board weighs pest control plan
Members of the Nickel district collegiate school board consider a Pied Piper idea and a No Mice Allowed sign before voting to hire a professional exterminator for the new school overrun by mice.
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Sudbury
Gat (Cp
Nickel District Collegiate School Board
Ospringe Women's Institute Holds Annual Meeting
The Ospringe branch convened at Mrs. K Lubbington residence with E Archibald presiding over officer elections. Officers include B Archibald president and Doris Fines as first vice president, with a May 29 district meeting planned at Hillsburg Baptist Church. A $3 donation to Canadian Red Cross and $1 to Federation of Agriculture were reported.
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Ocepnnge Women's Institute
K. Lubbington
Archibald
Hillsburg Baptist Church
E. Archibeld
B. Archibald
Doris Fines
E. Fisher
W. Awrey
Federation of Agriculture
Mra T. Fines
God Save the Queen
Truck Hits Rail Bridge Causes Damages near Milton Heights
A stake truck driven by Harry IPRAUps of Campbellville struck a bridge on Town Line north of Milton Heights Monday, knocked loose a railing, and rolled into the creek. Total damage about $400 with railing replacement estimated at $100.
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Harry Ipraups
Campbellville
Milton Heights
Community Euchre Draws Nine Tables at McEnery Home
The Wi group held a euchre night at Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McEnerys home with nine tables in play. High scorers included Mire. Robert McEnery Mr. Thompson Mrs. Henry Hills and Mr. Donald McLean. The annual meeting followed at Mrs. A. McEnerys home with officers elected and fees paid. Social committee named, and residents noted deaths of Peter Cole Burlington and Anne Stull Georgetown with funerals scheduled. Arnold McEnery and Cecil Alger visited Hamilton.
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R. B. Kirkwood
Wm. McLean
Wm. Kirkwood
Nnual Meeting
Peter Cole
Burlington
Coningsby
Anne Stull
Georgetown
WA Charter Member Mourned by Friends
Neighborhood grief follows the death of Annie Stull a charter member of Silver Wood Women's Institute and longtime school board member who spent her life on a family farm near Grays Harbor. Her passing came after she attended the institute birthday party in good health. Morace Boivin announces plans to create a museum in Granby Quebec showcasing early streetcars locomotives and automobiles.
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Annie Stull
Silver Wood Women's Institute
Stull
Institute
Mane Granby
Morace Boivin
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Lustre
Veto Tare
Glidden
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Ospringe
E. L. Buchner
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Acton
Mill ST. E. Acton
Ballina
Arnold McEnery
Hamilton
Cecil Alger
Me Oo
Style Entertainment
Arariount
Spencer Tracy
Robert W Wagner
WED
Prea Tescra Widware
Tripoli
John Payne
Maureen O'Hara
Aue
Hinton
SPORL
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Neilson's
Rowntree’s
Fry's
Cadbury's
Lowney’s
EidorBask Large Aske's
Alto
Cee
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