Bell Baby Sharon Louisa Born in North Bay Friday
Marjorie and Bill Bell announce the birth of their daughter Sharon Louisa Bell in North Bay on Friday August 12, 1960. She is a sister for Bradley. Hospital details appear in the notice.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
15
Marjorie and Bill Bell announce the birth of their daughter Sharon Louisa Bell in North Bay on Friday August 12, 1960. She is a sister for Bradley. Hospital details appear in the notice.
The article advises on purslane weed control, noting its resilience and impact on vegetable beds. It discusses weed growth, the difficulty of eradication, and cautions about chemical use. A product named Chiorab TPC is mentioned as an option for central purslane growth in onions carrots and parsnips.
A brief notice locating a property entrance at the corner of Wittow and River Streets in Acton Ontario near Entrance River Street.
Twenty two of Halton County Health Unit nurses backed by the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario threaten to resign by September 12 if contract negotiations do not begin. The move follows a year-long dispute and prior letters of resignation from June and July.
Amendments to the highway traffic act require motorists to stop before reaching a school bus on highways with speed limits over 35 mph when the bus red signal lights are illuminated. An earlier report stated the opposite. the correct rule is that motorists must stop when the signals are not operating.
Four staff photographs and several farm articles highlight the summer issue of the Junior Farmer and H Quarterly. The cover shows Bill and Ernie Alexander of Norval with a handmade H gate sign. An article by Mrs Pat Squires on Home Economists is illustrated from Milton.
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