Nassagaweya Elections Quiet Vote, Reeve Reelected
Nassagaweya Township held a quiet election with 728 of 2,087 eligible voters. Deputy Reeve William Hoey won reelection 456 to 272 over A L Goutouski, while Horace Blyth failed to win the Acton Nassagaweya seat to Thomas Watson 1088 to 689. Sunday racing at Mohawk Raceway was rejected 496 to 229.
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Nastagawaya Township
William Hoey
William Coulter
Gus Goutouski
Hoey
Goutouski
Nassagaweya Township
A. L
Gus” Goutouski
Horace Blyth
Acton-Nassagaweya
Halton County
Thomas Watson
Acton
Blyth
Murray Smith
Watson
Mohawk Raceway
Anna MacArthur
Nassagaweya
C.P.R
Halton
MacArthur
Curling Club Halfway Standings and Fund Drive Notes
The report lists mixed league standings after eight games with players and scores for Monday sessions. It details ongoing work on new Acton Curling Club facilities and a fundraising drive urging debenture purchases, outlining minimums and example gifts while inviting new members for instruction.
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Acton
Dman
Uture
Lodge Elects 69 Officers at Crewsons Corners
Wor. Bro. C. K. Browne led the L.O.L. election of officers. New officers include Past Master William Carnochan Master Danny Holmes Deputy Master W. Green recording secretary L. Paupst financial secretary H. Gordon treasurer N. Fryer chaplain G. Holmes and Tyler K. McDonald.
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C. K. Browne
L.O.L
Crewsons Corners
William Carnochan
Danny Holmes
W. Green
L. Paupst
H. Gordon
N. Fryer
G. Holmes
Tyler K. McDonald
Firefighters Hold Ladies Night at Legion Hall
Firefighters hosted a ladies night Friday at the Legion hall featuring supper and a dance. Corsages were given to all the ladies and special guests included two former chiefs and their wives, Mr and Mrs Jack Newton of Toronto and Mr and Mrs Bill Chisholm of Acton.
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Legion Hall
Jack Newton
Toronto
Bill Chisholm
Acton
Public hears candidates for mayor at high school forum
About seventy people attended a Thursday session at the high school where mayoral candidates Les Duby Bert Hinton and Bob Drinkwalter outlined platforms debated issues and answered questions in a Chamber of Commerce sponsored event. Sportsmen urged to avoid illegal game killing and forest fires.
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Chamber of Commerce
Les Duby
Bert Hinton
Bob Drinkwalter
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Coulter
Bill Hoey
Reeve
Milton Heights
Jim Langedyk
Angelo Tonelli
Milton
Brookville Hall
Campbellville
Gordon Agnew
James Watson
Art Gibson
Gibson
Hwy
Richard Deshaies
Prop
May Dumand
al Irwin
Claude Cook
Walter Dubois
Bill Mainprize
Ken Marchment
Bil Dumarsh
Ron Guest
John ,Buckman
John Goy
Willz Hewitt
Dick Lee
Eleanor Goy
Andrew McKenzie
Ted Tyler, Jr
George Williams
Gordon Reed
Melbourne Blow
Walter? Dubois
Allan Buchanan
Melvin Jordan
Brian Moore
Don Timmins
Len Lovell
Vic Patrick
Bob Armstrong
Margaret Toth
Chester Anderton
bin Toth
Fyfe Somerville
Ted Tyler, Sr. C
Kent Hallman
New
Lodge
Best
Acton Hydro Commission
Wilfred Meachern
Peter. Marks
Acton Council
Earl Masales
Ecum Ververnerverte
Y’s
Christmas Tree Sale
Y.M.C.A
Bert Looyenga
John
Pork Shoulder
California
Green
JAVEX
Green Peas
York Brand
Atees
Carnation
YALE
Sarah Leebrand
Particpating Merchant
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