Fire destroys attic in Mason Ave home. $4000 damage
A crackling wall alert woke 16 year old Phillip Grahame and sparked a blaze in the upstairs of Mr and Mrs Johnny Grahame on Mason Avenue. Firefighters fought the fire through a roof hole with tarpaulins placed downstairs to limit water damage. All residents escaped, neighbors aided in cleanup, and the family blamed faulty wiring as a possible cause.
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Mason Ave
Johnny Grahame
Phillip
Grahame
Voting Tuesday by wards takes center stage in city elections
A ward by ward tally shows rejected and unmarked ballots, totals of voters, and results with elected officials named in capitals. The summary lists each division’s figures and winners from the Tuesday voting.
Limehouse School Opens Amid Feat of Growth
The Limehouse central school opening marks a milestone for Easquesing Township as the first new school since the area consolidated. Guest speakers praise rapid school-building growth over the past 15 years with costs rising and grants exceeding 180 million dollars.
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Easquesing
Esquesing
UW Possbley
Lime House Central School
Tiiday
Colle
Brigths
Crmad
Acton 1963 mayoral race leads with 54 percent turnout
Acton voters chose George Barbeau as mayor in a 1963 election with 54 percent turnout. Barbeau defeated Edward MacDonat by a two way margin while incumbent Reeve Hargrave won reelection by 464 votes. Nine candidates competed for council seats with Pes Duby and Hamiltonr Peal among those elected for new terms.
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Revel Unmerk
G. Barbeau
MacDonald
HH. Hinton
Hargrave
Council
DUBY
WOOD
Irwin
Johnson
Johnston
J. Lowe
Mt A
Drinkwalter
School Board
Bonnette
D. Manning
Goodwin
Las A
Lamb
George Barbeau
Acton
John Govwap
Edward MacDonat
Mr. Barbeau
Ruk Hargrave
Hoh Hinto
Ate
Casults
Meo Minto
Seokime
Pes Duby
Hamiltonr Peal
Alo
Christmas Lighting For Shopping Centre Debut Amid Campaign
The new shopping centre in Acton glows with 2300 bulbs as the lights go on amid a local election campaign. Candidates include J Beriwood and Albert Irwin with others such as Alec Johnson and Evie Johnston contesting posted roles. turnout expectations rise as pamphlets, posters, and phone calls shape voter awareness.
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Glentoa
Acton
J. Beriwood
Albert Irwin
Toric
Alec Johnson
Evie Johnston
Newcomier Fe Mannapel
Artiugkield
Hugh Lowe
Bob Dunkwalter
Lou Begnette
Tig Fetta
Derg Manning
Manning
Roy
John Tagt
Sydoev
Lamb
Severs Relations With Trustee Association Chairman Suggests Wage Double Dealing
A meeting of the Contanie Trustees Associations discussed compensation disputes and alleged double dealing in teachers salaries. The board considered resignations and potential changes to the salary schedule while addressing proposals to enlarge facilities and expand the geography program.
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Trustee Association
Contanie Trustees Associations
Charan
Ted Barge
Toad
Aten Distiastigh School
Medinates
Borer
Tinetian
Peart
Nhat
Anderen Sontanied
Knox Congregational Meets on Nine Thousand Dollar Addition
A Knox congregational meeting approved a new church addition valued at ninety thousand dollars. The discussion referenced prior pledges and payments, with attendees including Parker, Ros, and McWengie among others, and continued into related planning notes and potential funding steps.
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Knox Congregational Meeting
Highway 25 Link Extends North From Acton to Os pring
The Department of Highways will assume the county road as an addition to the Kings Highway System on April 1, 1963. Highway 25 will connect with Highway 401 and the Queen Elizabeth Way plus Highway 7 and 3. This tapping of traffic on 404 and the QE Way boosts routes for tourists and others heading to the northern resort area. John Root MPP Wellington Dufferin championed the connecting link and other roads in the Legislature and with the Department.
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Acton
Ospringe
Department of Highways
Queen Elizabeth Way
404
Q.E. Way
John Root
M.P.P
Wellington - Dufferin
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Ares Dental
Vegesn
Jan Milne
Jam Ganiavon
Gein
Seenes
Merk
Drain
Tom Watson
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