Oakville Brigade Honors Retiring Chief at Legion Hall
Local friends and Oakville brigade members gathered at the Oakville Legion Hall on a recent Wednesday evening to honor retiring Chief Me Shaw and welcome guests including Chief J Matlow and others from surrounding towns. The event featured tributes to Me Shaw’s career with the Hadto County department and acknowledged support from area fire service figures.
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Mick Hermes
Acton
Chick AP
Milton
J Matlow
Troman BU Myde
Georgetown
Cabrillc Department
Chet Me
Christmas week events and local notices in Acton
Acton residents heard Christmas music from Watson Music Store and Acton Fire Hall while Mr E F Watson and Charles Landsborough and Ian Johnson performed at the Upper Canada Bible Society branch. A damage estimate of 200 dollars followed a slip incident on Fourth Lane near Main Street.
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Acton Midgets Travel for Orangeville Scrimmages
Acton Midgets Journeys to Orangeville to play the Orangeville Juveniles class A game and return with a solid showing. Denis Goibteens Marky and Biian Mert scored for Acton while team officials report a large group shaping up and expect a strong start to the league.
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Acton
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Youngalers
Georgetown Herald Sold To Thomson Newspapers
The Georgetown Herald, a weekly paper, is sold to Thomson Newspapers by publisher Walter Reichn. The new owner plans no editor changes. Beehon remains manager and Curfield McGilstay shop superintendent. The sale transfers ownership of the Georgetown Journal and related titles to Thomson.
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Earlier Still Neat Weekends Christmas Greeting Fest
Correspondents and advertisers are reminded of deadlines for Monday proofs and Friday ads submission. The office will stay open Saturday until 5 68 PM to ensure readers receive their special Christmas issue. Ottawa word origin noted as Indian traders.
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Christmas Parade Draws Huge Crowd Across City Streets
A bustling Christmas parade drew a large daytime crowd with many families lining the streets. Shoppers and residents prepared for holiday festivities as street lights and storefronts showcased seasonal decor.
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