Vacation School completes fifth year at Church of Christ's Disciples
At Everton UC, Vacation School finished its fifth year with over a hundred children ages up to 14 attending during the week of August 12. Mrs. John Alton directed since its start five years ago, assisted by secretary Mrs. D. Kingubury. Teachers and teens led six classes under the theme Jesus is Calling, with a packed closing night and certificates for attendees.
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Church of Christ's Disciples
Everton
Talis
John Alton
D. Kingubury
Jesus
Vera Black
CC. Nettis
Mra
Palestine
Uns
Deved
Galiath
W Irwin
Mes Vern Black
Irwing
Hasel Mack Yeachers
D. Kingsbury
Dublin WI Hostess Mrs Norman Elliott Leads Institute Meeting
Mrs Norman Elliott hosted the Dublin Women's Institute meeting on August 13 with president Mrs Mansel Nellis presiding. Leaders for a Traching School for lamp shades were chosen and 4H leaders named. An address by Frank Thompson on the Children's Aid Society and a public relations talk by Bert Wood preceded a social lunch hosted by Mrs Ellett.
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Norman Elliott
Enquesing Township
Dublin Women's Institute
Mansel
Nellis
Alex Near
Peart Kennery
William McIntyre
Vo Murchison
Mo Nellis
Acton
Georgetown
Milton
Frank Thompson
Children's and Society
Malton
Children's Aid Society
Halter
Bert Wood
Alo
caQsea
Courteay
Ellett
M Steele
Henry Kelly
Bert Rennick
Skunks Rise as Pets in Ottawa
A Ottawa veterinarian reports growing interest in pet skunks. In two weeks he prepared 15 skunks for owners seeking companions. He says the novelty attracts owners who find them lovable. only mature skunks smell strongly, so should be obtained young and vetted. Harmlessness can be achieved with a quick operation.
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Ottawa
Otawa
May Approve Trailer Homes in Georgetown
Varying opinions sparked a discussion at a Georgetown meeting on allowing trailer homes to locate within town limits. The mayor, building inspector, and planning committees weighed potential legislation and control measures for future action.
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Georgetown
Wiccones
Joseph Kebons
Mysor Aematrong Sie
Te Kaw
Deslows
Georgetown Considers Silvercreek Reservoir to Aid Water
Georgetown council discusses reactivating the Silvercreek reservoir to ease an overworked pumping station. Town engineer Bal Carr cites high hourly demand and drought risk, proposing a third well and rotational watering limits to prevent outages during peak use.
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Georgetown Water Supply
Silvercreek
Georgetown
Council
Oan
Bal Carr
Silvercreek reservoir storage proposal discussed by council
Reeve Stan Alien urged continuing water pumping to Silvercreek amid debate over storing water there during rush periods. Dr Hyde praised Silvercreek as a vital natural resource with protective advantages and pressure head. The mayor and Dr Harrieen expanded on enlarging the old reservoir to solve the storage problem for Acton.
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Reeve Stan Alien
Silvercreek
Hyde
Sulvercreek
Harrieen
Silver Creek
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Norman Elliot
Dublin
Marrison
Reeve Allen
Fast Action
Windsor
Frank McDoowell
Vale Stefuriak
Poher
Hazel Mack
Laurine McDougall
Herming Bessem
Patsy Jestin
Deans Molyneaus
Catherne Kingsbury
Trames
Root
Root Hardware Ulster
Carr
Copaci
Acton Free Press
Roe Cow Centre
Far West
Len al. the
Joca
Coca-Cola
Orangeville Bottling Works
Orangevale
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