Acton Free Press 1954 Yearend Education and Local Notes
A fragmentary reading from the Acton Free Press describes school events, student activity, and local culture. Mentions Canyon Beall, Helen Gy dolls, and a handwoven quilt proposed for the Royal Ontario Museum. Details reflect community life, education, and arts in Acton.
Free Press reports tight mayoral race and hydro commission results
The Free Press office buzzed as over 300 calls logged results from polls on Mill Street. Mayor Walter H. Cook edged Gordon McCutcheon by 43 votes. hydro commission members included Dr. F.L. G. Oakes and E. G. Tytler with Gordon Beatty also elected.
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Dave Dills
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Don Ryder
Mrr Peters
Bell Telephone
Waler H. Cook
G. Alex
Hydro Commission
FL G Oakes
E.G. Tytler
Gordon McCutcheon
Gordon Beatty
No Mayor Two Elections in Fens Town
Fragmentary text notes a town meeting and multiple election references. Mentions Deputy, mayoral race, and candidates including James Heke and D Rell Peay. Source text is garbled with numerous names and phrases, but indicates a mayoral contest and deputy races with unspecified dates and locations.
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Fens
Ommissionet
Roth
James Heke
Betta Dene
Walter Ho Gray
Georgetown Board Terms Voters Asked to Approve 1960 Plan
Georgetown voters will decide on a two year term for county board positions effective in 1960. Named individuals include Wilteen Garisbos, William Ht Carr, John A Gunn, Edgar J Cass, John Zorge, Garfield McGitliv, Mrs Anne J Currie, and John A Elliott. The measure seeks to reject existing two year terms and set a new term length for local governance.
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Wilteen Garisbos
William Ht Carr
John A Gunn
Edgar J Cass
John Zorge
Garfield McGitliv
Anne J Currie
John A Elliott
Gacdlamalinet
Counen
142nd Year Report Shows Borrowing Up at Bank of Montes
The Bank of Montes reports higher borrowing and improved loan activity in its annual statement. Total loans rose over the prior year, enabling more Canadians to buy homes. The bank reduced security holdings to maintain liquidity, with assets at $286 million, down from last year. Dividends totaled $12.6 million per AGO, and profits supported a large anticipated payout to bondholders.
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Canada
Cape Tenple
Farm Forums Described As Great Two Way Communication
The Maen county farm forums rally at Fairview School Lowville on November 25 attracted all county groups. Speakers from Ontario Planning and Development emphasized conservation efforts, presented the film Proud Lands, and urged continued farm forum activity as the best two way communication on agriculture.
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Maen County Farm Forums
Fairview School
Lowville
Fisher
Ontario
Halton
Proud Lands
Ing
Francis
Perginsen
Cone Chineman
Ill in hospital and congratulations in Guelph area
Three in the district are ill in hospital. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Byers on the arrival of a daughter a week ago at Guelph General Hospital. Lad Hobby Genera eaindergens treatment in Guelph General Hospital. Joe Scott is confined in hospital in Kitchener and Janssen in St Joseph's in Guelph where they have shown some improvement. Mr Douglas Scot death on Friday near Sudbury district with work on track legs neglected.
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John Byers
Guelph General Hospital
Eopekret
Joe Scott
Kitchener
Janssen
St Joseph's An Guelph
sLebtty
Douglas Scot
Fiday
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Demonstration At Elora Gathering Of Scottish Dances
Mr and Mrs Bath Wilson Mr and Mrs David Iatt Clarkson Mr and Mrs Reb Cire from Guelph joined Jack McGea ttie and Mrs Robert Buckner in presenting Scottish dances at Knox Presbyterian Charenhall Blea for Andrews Night Social on November 16. The dances included the Eglantine Reel, Petancila Waltz, Center and Stop the Wide. A Mae Evelyn Goodwin attended as a mastic supervisor at Acton Public School. An excellent buffet supper followed the musicians.
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Acton
Dies of Robert T Amos Veteran Auctioneer and Breeder
Robert T Amos a veteran auctioneer and real estate broker with ties to Guaya, Pisfinch Townshipe, and Neseagawaya died suddenly at 74. He operated in Austin and later in Guispharna and Waterton counties, with roles in Chicago area engineering and Knox Presbyterian Church. Funeral services were held Monday.
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Waterton County
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Tn Au Lioneering
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Oaniph
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Ty Shuelph
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Chuten Wath
Knox Prewhytenan Church
Buach
Traffic Act Urges Meeting On Drunk Driving Penalties
A garbled report centers on highway safety and the We Can’tian Highway Safety Act urging a meeting on driving offenses. It references Mele May and the Oak evacuate effort, while noting fines and penalties for impaired driving.
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