Acton Lads Visit Maple Leaf Stadium for Trophy Night
Denis Gibbons a 14 year old Acton athlete led a cavalcade of Acton children to Maple Leaf Stadium in Toronto to meet Rocky Nelein Toronto Maple Leafs home run king. Denis received two box seats and a trophy for winning a recent contest and invited friends to attend as guests of the Toronto club.
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Acton
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Toronto Maple Leafs
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Neil Gibbons
Main Street
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Prisre
Deni
King
Toam Deis
Rocky Nelean
Lake Ontario
OPP
Acton Park
Ontesa
Maple Leaf Stadium
Hramphan Police
Taronto City
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Lake Front
Youngs
Sam
Rudy Shhaeffer
Toronto Maple
County accepts gift of 100 acres for conservation
Halton County council considers accepting a 100 acre farmland gift for reforestation and conservation on the Base Line of Trafalgar between the fifth and sixth lines. Committees will study the proposal and report at the September meeting as council handles salaries, annexations, and road maintenance plans.
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Magistate KM Langdonter
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Ha Wo Osechewal
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Councy
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East Flamborn
Burlington
Wentworth
Tucas
Ty Tee Gee
Hatton
Port- Halton
Trera Coils
Poet County
Halton farmers push for open hunting season petition
County council heard a protest from Wellington and Campbellville area residents led by Reginald Austen asking to lift Halton’s hunting ban. Austen cited previous season trespassing damage and harassment. Warden Card noted an open season by July 1 if approved, keeping petition active despite no Peel reply.
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Campbellville
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Austen
Huntera
Signa
Warden Card
Council
Building Permits Doubling From Last Year Says Inspector
Building inspector Theron Jones released figures showing year to date permits totaling $931,235. Major projects include a $303,000 HK Porter plant and several for Thomas and Thomas in the Glentoa subdivision. Monthly breakdown lists January $10,900 February $398,400 March $484,800 April $1,000 May $8,000 June $12,700 August $2,700. This week a pool attendant closed the wading pool after no children appeared.
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Theron Jones
ISR
HK. Porter Plant
Thomas and
Thomas
Glen
Bruce Andrews Wins Highland Games Races at Ferg Phil
Bruce Andrews won one distance and placed second in another at the Highland Games. Alan Claremont of Guelph won the two mile race in 9 48, with Andrews following. Andrews led the one mile event crossing the line in 4 04. Spectators included Ferg Phil Caddick and Junior Pipe Band members.
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Alan Claremont
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Acton Citizens' Band to Perform Sunday in Oakville
The Acton Citizens' Band will give a Sunday afternoon concert at 3 o'clock in Oakville. Members will march through part of the town to the lakeshore park where they will be the only band playing. The Oakville band makes a return visit.
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Noraida
Acton
Noel
Yair Board
Agereed
Thal
Nee Preacnutive
Wo McLeod
Archa Committee
McLeod
Parks Board approves change and checks at Prospect Park
The Parks Board authorized a 10 cent charge for use of change stations after a survey found damage and misuse at Prospect Park. They approved ongoing supervision, discussed liability and drafts for park facilities, and arranged funding and maintenance for the new building and amenities including a public holiday charge by-law.
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Rewand
Parks Management
Prospect Park
Baa
Peter Edge
Nhaperves
A. Irwin
Trahilgsy Township
Jawa
Atqeeuns
Peter Hitts 91 Celebrates Birthday in Acton Community
Peter Hitts, a 91 year old district resident, celebrated his birthday with friends and relatives at his home on Thewer Avenue. He lived near Acton for decades, worked at Hotehena's Bakery for ten years, and remains active in stories of old days while enjoying tea with neighbors.
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Peter Hilys
Acton Distney
Mrs South
Bower Avenue
Peter Hitts
Birthadiy
Wilts Atong
Sande
Sandee Tern
Coningsby Gotan
Hitz
Meaford
Acton
Hilts
Mir Halts
Ethe Swackhammer
Actons
Hilla
Ibs
Tilta
Hotehena’ Bakery
Beer Supply Low In Acton Outlets
Acton outlets report dwindling beer stocks as a weeklong strike blocks deliveries affecting 1,360 Ontario workers. Stores closed early. unions seek wage gains and shorter weeks while talks with five breweries and Growers Warehousing press for settlement.
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Acton
Ontario
IFix Church Renovation Project Advances at Capital Church
Volunteers conduct a summer program of renovations at IFix Church and parsonage. A gas furnace and new lighting improve heating and ambience. Roof, flooring, rewiring completed. Members await a full time minister as Acton approaches. Rotarians enjoy shuffleboard. District Governor visit planned in September.
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Ifix
Capital
Amos Mason
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