Underground Wiring Plan Sparks Debate at Commission
At a council meeting the commission discussed moving from wooden to steel light standards for a Queen Street approach, with cost estimates around 170 dollars per new pole and 105 dollars for ordinary standards. Ontario Hydro proposed paying the difference. final figures to be written.
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Hydro
Queen Street
Ray Arcie
Shouh
Sbaut Ie
Ete Se
Tolle Cosis Hydro
Mason
Cosn
Ontario Hydro
Acton Commission
Acton Hydro
Vacation Time Blessing at Local Churches
Sunday calendar lists Acton Baptist Church and Church of St Alban services for August 23 1964 and 1984. It notes guest speaker Ivan Muller from Guelph at Acton and a Park church outdoor service with Gospel Bells Trio in Prospect Park. Evening services suspended in August.
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Ivan Muller
Guelph
Family Bible School
Trinity United Church
Dwight J. Engel
Obituary for John W. Dang Kentner Hockey Figure of Acton
John Wesley Dang Kentner died suddenly August 1 at his home in Acton. He married Jose and on his 41st wedding anniversary the service was led by Rev. McMulkin. Interment was at Fairview cemetery. Kentner, born October 7 1902 in Milton, had a colorful hockey career across Ontario from Milton to Kitchener Stratford and Acton, later coaching and playing until age 48. He was a noted athlete who set a local track record and played for teams including Montreal Canadiens organized lineages, Windsor, Port Dover, Quebec Aces, and the Acton Tanners, leaving a lasting mark on Ontario hockey. He is survived by wife Jose, daughter Evelyan, siblings and five grandchildren.
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Acton
John Wesley
Dang’ Kentner
Church St
Rumley- Shoemaker
McMulkin
Georgetown
Fairview Cemetery
Did Brush
Gordon Farlow
Milton
Ilia
Eno Maro
Ralph McCann
Guelph
Jim Mctennan
John Gay
Dude Lindsay
Harsey Walters
Mike McCustoll
Les Hotchen
Pied Dunne
Rae West
Jose
Evelyan
Mos
Ken Marshall
Fred
Clarence
Mes
Bertha Connell
Burlington
Lillian Feeant
Toronto
Don Vherington
Alice
Joseph
Ellen Kentner
Milton Colon
Kitchener
Port Dover
Windsor
Montreal Canadiens
Tormed
Jak Kentner
Wath Ceol Mart
Montreal Canathens Thes
Quebec Aces
Steathord St Paul
Ming
Oo Stedtfort
Kitchener Millionaires
Stratford
Teddy Oskes
Ino Creun
Galt
Brantford
Toronto Falcons
Teaguc
Neel
Roscoe
Teas
Jack Kentner
Acton Tanners
Hawkes
Baths
Halton Council Briefs Meets in Milton on Highway Delays and Parks
At the Halton council meeting in Milton on Tuesday, officials heard that the county road Palermo to Bronte may become a provincial highway, traffic studies in Burlington and Oakville were discussed, and a county road 8 Bell School Line intersection issue from an accident was reviewed. Landscape work on the Elsley property in Campbellville was approved at an estimated 168048 with 24840 for screening not included. advertising for homes for special home care was authorized. attendance at the Ontario Association of Homes for the Aged convention in Picton was approved for Reeve Coulter and Deputy Rees FL Rogers. an agreement with Milton for use of Victoria Park near the county buildings was approved for parking behind the jail.
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Halton Councito
Mitton
Palermo
Bronte
Burlington
Oakville
Bell School Line
B. N. Essery
Campbellville
Elsley
Campbell
Reeve Coulter
Rees FL Rogers
Ontario Municipal Association
Milton
Victoria Park
We’re Winning War on Weeds in Milton
Milton town weed status labeled generally good as inspector Wilh Penson praised by Halton W E McArthur after a July 29 inspection. McArthur reported residents clean up properties or face tax bill charges. a future roadside and park spraying plan is suggested. Kingsleigh Court arena noted for Chickory and similar weeds needing control.
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Milton
Wilh Penson
Halton
W. FE. McArthur
Lowvile
Milton Council
McArthur
Emi
Kingsleigh Court Play Arena
Mother and Son Die Within Four Days in Ontario Farm Family
Archibald Alexander Sinclair of KAR Acton aged 60 died at home after a brief illness on Thursday August 13, the day of his mother's funeral. Mrs Sinclair died Monday. Survived by wife, daughter Marion Jack Hunter Guelph, sons Ralph Keith Bert Kenneth at home, brothers Arnold Guelph Kerwood, two grandchildren. Born October 16, 1903 at Ospringe, farm lifelong. Married at Guelph in 191? member Red Chevron Club and Knox Presbyterian. Ospringe funeral held Rumley Shoemaker August 16 conducted by Rev To RB Marcell Bain then cemetery Ever ton. Pallbearers listed, flower bearers named.
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Archibald Alexander Sinclair
Kar
Acton
Archie
Mima
Kerr) Sinclair
Ospringe
Sinclair
Guelph
Red Chevron Club
Knox Presbyterian Church
Rumley Shoemaker
Last Circus Here Youngsters Help Lead Animals
Don Ryder recalls a late 19th century era circus visit described by Advance publicity. He recounts leading ponies and mules down Church Street to the park, facing a stubborn mule and guiding elephants in the crowd memory of a bygone one day stand. He notes residents in their forties still remember Fairy Lake and the big top era.
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Don Ryder
Sells and Gray Circus
Acton
Free Press
ON Ro
Church Street
Swambi Lake
Amin
Fairy Lake
Enaine
Three
Tin Pot
Penn
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Department of Highways
D.H.O
E. G. Tyler Sr
Tied
Council
Gordon Beatty
Beatty
Commission
Thwan
Government of Canada
Treasury
J. McGeachie
Alf Chtley
Hydro Department
Ufllitlex Commission
The
Utilities Commission
Cobble Hill
Doron Frizzell
Mr. Frizzell
Ken Hodgwart
Micro Plastics
Ontari Hydro Laboratory
Acton Baptist Church Convention of
Ontario
Quebet Eee
Stanley Gammon
Tidey Ave
Wiebe van Dijk
the Church OF SY. Alban Ieee Corner
Willow and Bower
D. H. West
Lst
Jeffrey Ave
Trinity XI
L. Duby
Alan G. Silvester
YMCA
Halton Council
Scandinavia
Ontario Association of Homes For the Aged
Picton
Weeds
TYLE+ TRANSPORT LIMITED
Metro Toronto
Miss Acyon
George Itsett
EB. A. Hansen
Cheez
Véoz. Jor
NVV
Aloro
Ajax
Christies
Bradford No
Celery
Sunkist Lemons
IGA
Food Products
C.N.E
Acton Fair
Caroline's Flower & Garden
Silverwood's Ice Cream
Sharpe's
Queen ST
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