Insurance and Responsibility at Acton Meeting
Acton officials discussed insurance coverage on equipment and the unit of responsibility for municipal employees. Minutes show budget notes on hydro shop boiler coverage, pole replacement costs, water samples, sewer extension funding, and bids for a disposal plant project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmigates Corumelut
Hydro
J. McGeachiv
Hig
R. F. Bean
McGearhie
London
Acton
Hydro Department
TN O
Acts
HEPC
Halton County
Cecil Kidd
McGeachie
Jones and
van Gils
Heuyvler
Main St
Tigtre
de Mason
Mai Street
Arthur Sty
Bern cl
Pages of the Past to Appear as Book Edition
The series Pages of the Past will be published as a limited edition book by Dis Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd with author Gwendolyn T Clarke, Milton. Readers from Los Angeles to Montreal expressed interest, and the newspaper urges early notices.
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Bencaweu Cop
Halton
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Montreal
Cochrane
Dis Printing and Pubishing Co. Ltd
Gwendolyn T Clarke
RAR
Milton
Acton Free Press
One Active TB Case Found in Halton
An official from Halton reports nearly 300 chest x rays in six months found one active tuberculosis case. He notes many mid to late forms were detected, with regular monthly reports to the Mountain Sanatorium. The association relies on family doctors to refer suspected cases to sanatoriums, not to include these findings in attendance counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Counse
ME Lainman
Sac
Avtan Distret
Yelp
Daseps Ler
Chines
Daina
Lunan
Mayor May Match Plowing Prowess at Local Ceremony
Fragmentary text notes a mayoral event about plowing prowess and mentions an omission at a past funeral for Jonas Massey. Readable names include Mayer Wik and Paseman, with uncertain references to Acton and others.
Free Press Wins Three Awards In 1954 CW RNA Competitions
The Acton Free Press earned three awards at the CW RNA convention in Toronto for best all-round paper best front page and best editor page among 500 to 1 000 circulation class. The Canadian Champion Malton also won merit in a higher class while Oakville Trafalgar Journal earned two awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Newfoundland
Acton Free Press
C.W.N.A
GA. Dilly
Conuydian Weekly Newspapers Associion
Toronto
Hugh Savage
Sreand
Prinster
Ein
John W. Evdy
Dills Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd
Malton
Edbay Dijls
Toroonto
Royal York
Kty
the Press
Oakville Trafalgar Journal
Frege Press
Camemunity
Joest and
Yews News
Featur
Frst
Plaice
Free Prissy
Coral Gee
Free Press
CWRNA
Saskitoon
Acton
Press Press
Phono Free Press
G. A. Dills
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Rector Appointed By Bishop Bagnall
Rev Evan Ho Jones of Port Maitland and Cayuga becomes rector of Acton and Rockwood parishes. The bishop assigns duties starting soon with residences planned at Acton and Rockwood. Mr Price moves next month as roads near Acton Milton bloom with mud beside the highway.
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Evan Ho Jones
Port Maitland
Cayuga
Nia
Rey
Bag Mulas
Acton and
Rockwood
Wall
Odal
Ones
Ikeep
Teehery Shorty
St Abban’s
Actin Ant St John's Church
Hoekwood
Ae Chery Reebn Rew Price
Acton
Milton
Television Kitchen Interview Setting Confusing Studio Talk
A fragmented report describes a television kitchen interview setting on Channel 1. Mrs Violet Server and Mr McKenzie of Acton appear. the program features informal chat with Mrs Scrivey and Mrs McKenzie while preparing no fixed talking points.
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Kitchener
McKenne
Acton
Violet Server
Bal Query
Ehibs
Ehibs and the Actan Y
Barticalli
Channel 1
McKenzie
My McKenzie
Scrivey
Ros
Otterbein
Acton's Int B Nine Defeats Brampton A's in Exhibition
Acton's newly formed Intermediate B nine topped Brampton A's 7-2 in an exhibition at Flower Town. Owen Masles and Paul Penexon hit home runs for Acton, which plays next at home against Brampton tonight in a home and home series. The Brampton lineup used three pitchers, while Acton pitcher Harry Tucsen and Mel Jordan earned the win. Officials expect Milton to be Acton's potential playoff opponent in the Intermediate B playdowns.
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Actus
Intermedate
OPA
Brampton
Tues- Waspaghy
Owen Masles
Paul Penexon
Trimpton
Ehd
Acton
Matt Teler
Harry Lawson
Mel Jordan Hartied
Avion Qilewang
Anc Brampton
Acton Tt
Waple
Iren
Milton
Brothers Charged After Pushneh Acton Soccer Tragedy
An 18 year old railway worker Beverley Stewart faced motor manslaughter charges in Wellington County after the death of George Hard early Sunday on the Wellington road line near Saraween township The 23 year old Donald Stewart a Canadian army member was charged with giving false information The incident followed a football match at Acton where Kitchener City were routed 12 to 1 by Acton The story notes Hard’s background as a sport figure and lists surviving relatives and local connections.
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Beverley Stewart
FAR
Pushineh
Guelph
George Hard
Wellington County Road
Saraweent Township
Donald Stewart
Canadai Armed Forces
Fauer
Edward Hardie
Missineh
Boundary Lyne Road
Wellington
Wentworth Conti
New Vega
Stewart Brothers
Hard
A.m
Wingas
Kitchener City
Ketehene
Ninemeno
Arto
Katehouer
Lille
Kitchener
Acton
Renwick
Seorere
Aton
Smedema
Allen
Bottomley
Sutton
Fish
Cemetery Board Carved With Verse by Local Women
A new cemetery nameboard was designed and painted by Mrs. Joh McEachern and Mrs. KC Neville. The board bears the title The Grave Cemetery with mirrored verses and decorative letters along the sides, intended to comfort mourners and honor a departed individual.
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Orton
Joh McEachern
KC Neville Ht
Large Food Market To Open On Main Street
A new grocery venture by Sam Ladeer, owner of Ledgers IGA, is opening at the corner of Malo and Man. The project, termed a modern BNW square font food market, aims to revitalize a former Phastonics Ltd site amid weeks of construction and remodelling.
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Phastonics Ltd
Ledgers Iga
Cuparts Plataoap
Ea Modern
BNW
Muscat
Actons
Sam Ladeer
Ledgers
IGA Wan
Malo
Man Efferts
Leorut Taal
Expect Less Polio In Halton County This Year
One poliomyelitis case reported in Halton County during July at a northern summer camp bay with no paralysis. Historically spike occurs in August and September, and officials expect very few illnesses this year due to the low case count so far.
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Halton
Boy Falls Through Railing Breaks Leg at Toronto Hospital
A four to five year old boy named Johnny Kung, son of Mr and Mrs Seelen, fell through a railing at the Toronto Sick Children Hospital area, suffering a compound fracture of the leg. He was treated and will remain in the hospital about eight weeks. His grandparents had planned to return to their home in Holland after visiting on Church Street.
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Johnny Kung
Toronto Sick Children Hospital
Toronto Hospital
Mr. Seelen
Church Street
Holland
Acton School Adapts For Growing Enrollment And New Subjects
Acton prepares for a record enrollment with more classrooms and new subjects. Grade 9A begins shop work in the large sunlit shop on Monday after noon, with grades 10 and 9B on Wednesday and Friday respectively. Georgetown High students will share shop duties later in the week. Extensions include home economics for girls, arts and crafts, and manual training. All floors are sanded, desks reused, and 80 kindergartners enrolled, signaling an active start to the school year.
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Kandergarter
Sophis
Newtes
Acton
Hanser
Georgetown High School
Weacher
H. Bro
Mier
Dhe Senor
Ifters Senor
Agsir
Brada
Ale Jer
Watkins
Turnerod T
Lwcky
Elmer Smith
Manus
Traning
Haji
Gamble
Alger
Braida
Douglas Dayden
Reed
Othe C4
Uae Gughout
Or. 1
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P.U.C
Mr and Mera
Kyon
Hower Plaza
Lambert
Pune
As Mayer Wik
Ramone
Max
Owen
Orame ¢ m Smith
Jonas Massey
Hulton County
Canada
Wekig
Free
Auda Bureau of Corenlations
Dilly Printing and Publishing Co
Bagnall
Brampton A
L. Thornton
Limehouse
Guelph Horticulture Society
Mr Thornton
Bentons
Pushneh
Nassa
Swamps
Hardt
Hadul
Gue Funes
Pustizeh
Edna
Lowong
Hardy
Four
Donald
Harvey
Jones Hodgins
Vera Hardie
Delmer
William
David
Guelph Junction
Johns
Boy
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