Guelph College Skating Club completes season and tests
The Guelph College Skating Club held its 1867 56 season events at the new OAC Recreation Centre starting at noon. Five judge panels assessed Geld and Seventh Figure tests as Acton and other members participated. carnival proceeds supported club activities and a forthcoming Winnipeg meet was noted.
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Guelph College Skating Club
Sch
Chau
Oun
Cuccaba
Guelph College Pigure Skating Club
OAC
Arana
Ontario
CRSA
Judges” Bureau
Cesta Ane
Denres
Conmatt
J TL. Wenhui
Cutharinos
Chorothie Lasso Weston
Veceenaler Cuaceaa
Db Kampei
Cathe Gadgeng
Dana
Bete Adler
Penn
Acton
Kaas
Mary Jane Poree
Phinabeth Force
Peter Gibbons
Bamita Bratt Cook
Elyity Texscbag
Toxs Samah
Winnipeg
Mos
Oakville 1958 Taxes Forecast Totaling 1 065 Million
Oakville officials report 1958 tax total of 1 065 million with an overall rise from the prior year. The general levy tops 27 mills up from last year while industrial and commercial levies contribute to higher bills.
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Oakville
Trafalgar township taxes set with rise in mill rates
The Trafalgar township Monday night approved budget figures with a 1.6 mill increase in the overall rate to 45.4 mills. Residential and general levies shifted, with a small water and sewer area levy added and the business levy rising to 4.74 mills. Total assessment stands at 40, and $492,000 was allotted for works and equipment. Education and county funds also increased, while recreation and health programs received funding.
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Trafalgar
Cemen
UBS
Trafalgia
Kerie
Noao
Rockin
Alan Cy Con
Shepherds Drive
North Burlington Sets 42.5 Mill Rate for '58
Burlington council Monday night approved a 42.5 mill rate for rural and water and sewer areas, with the Upper Middle Road zone taxed at 42.5 mills. Rural areas above the road face 42.5 mills, while Indian Port Maple Avenue districts see increases from 22 to about 34 mills. Affected homeowners report large tax jumps, and officials cite higher costs for protection, schools, and administration as drivers of the rise.
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Burlington
Indian Port
Maple Avenue
Plan Baseball Training for Pupils at Association Meeting
The Monthly meeting of the Ontario Association for Retarded Children discussed summer plans for pupils including baseball training. Attendance by teachers and delegates was noted, with progress reports on pupils and a strong financial response from members and donors.
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Wieton and Duiatrict Association
Racical
HU Parm
Faust Haven
Hamilton
Addison
Fred Ht
Mra
Jeffares
Mitchell Wer
Te. Howard
Staton
Higgins
Pei
Croastee
Varius
Halton Pupils Raise 4350 for Red Cross
In Halton County about 15 000 pupils collected 4350 for the Red Cross. The funds support Ontario Junior Red Cross projects including baby and dental programs, optometric seating, glasses, and general care in Northern Ontario. Margaret Gemmell announced the total and praised pupil support.
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TVA Pune
Rene Pup.is
Ontario
Easter Cantata He Lives Again Shown At Halton Manor
Halton Manor residents enjoyed Knox Presbyterian Acton Alert Evening Auxiliary Easter cantata He Lives Again performed by 15 Knox choir members led by Vey McKausie and Mia McCullough The program featured solos duets and a sermon about Easter significance followed by tea and social time Also noted were a Friday Movie Night showing Brigadoon and a chapel service at Milton Presbyterian Church with a sermon on faith hope and love.
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Halton Manor
Know Presbyterian Church
Acton
Vey
HO McKausie
Mia Melvin’ McCullough
Grecoup
Gettino
Knox Church
Choi
EA Hansen Hefeare
McCullough
Tre
Sesson
Hella-Marye Rostell
Isabel Anderson
Joe Davidson
Alec Mann
George Muasacle
Norman Elliott
Elliott
Tisseta
McKenzie
Mrs Mann
Bred Anderson
Muriel Thompson
Rox Church
Alleria
Pps
Mirres
Hew
EO Ossmaan
Kero Presbyterier
Milton
Minan Lockie
Orsborn
First Corinthians
Ivy
Mae
Legion News highlights Gordon James and active local roles
Gordon James serves as a representative to the women executive and minor sports committee, with long service in the regiment and ties to Canada. The piece notes the couple with daughter Londa, Mrs Kay Dewy, and local civic activity, plus plans for a three day event, a singles tournament, and a year end banquet as the Legion marks achievements and community involvement.
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Gordon James
Dagen
Trah Regunent
Thas Regiment
Canada
Londa
Layion Ladies
Fes
Georgetown
Revews
Pion
Mocs Sports
PiLenorer Auxiliary meeting highlights and talks
Mrs Andy Frank hosted the April PiLenorer Auxiliary of the WMS meeting. Devotional guidance by Mrs Murrey Mahon focused on the Affiliation of the WMA and the WA. Members praised wartime and postwar relief efforts and heard a Japan church overview.
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Andy Frank
WMS
Andy Prank
Murrey Mahon
WMA
Dia- Cumann
Trousdale
WHS
Ifre Wilbert Darby
Mra
Wo Freeman
Mac Andreraun
Japan
E.dedt
Susan Brown Hosts Girls Club Meeting at Home
The third Girls Club meeting was held at Susan Brown's home. Members sang roll call lines and shared projects including how to make "Hondar Boxes" and wallpaper hat boxes. A luncheon followed with several attendees noted, including Mr Brown, Mrs Finest Mudie, and others visiting from Toronto and Guelph.
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Susan Brown
Wee
Birs
Chee Brown
Wrowns
Wetere
Ayer
Welland
St Catharines
Marsha Roberteen
Milton
Montreal
Mathie
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Hurst
CRNA
Soates
Clik
Juan Cook
Skethy Welson
Adar Benes
Moblias Walle
Peter Gibbens
Gabber
Rennett Newnham
Baxter
Toboo
Seti AG
Thomas A Hinkelack Dligh
Harton County
North Burlington
Windsor
Kingdon
Howden
Halton
Red Cross
Acton Auxiliary
Washing Machine Service
Manning Electric
Aitmest Bs
Weston
Obbun
Iwane
Clarence Denny
Archie Kerr
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited
May Street
Teronto, Canadas
Acton Legion Minor
Legion Hall
Texas
Sunkist
Mazola OK
IGA
Chase and Sanborn
Betty Crocker
Swift
Colbright
Welch
Buck
Lamb
Ralf Braunschweiger
Ledger
LGA
Legion News
Bat Kenny
Edo
Bas
Sunny
Took
Civic Hole
Sataueadsy
Raat Uy
Povernat Talon
Quebec
Uomy
Heu
Langery
Hermes
Rudy Hanouser
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