Preference for Acton Gas Firm Stated by Town Councils
At an Acton council meeting and in hearings, Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Ltd. won favor over United Suburban Gas Co. Ltd. for supplying natural gas to Acton Milton and Georgetown. The Ontario Fuel Board will certify public necessity at a Feb 20 hearing after both firms sign similar franchise by laws and await board approval.
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Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Ltd
Acton
Milton
Georgetown
Ontario Fuel Board
Toronto
A. E. Crozier
Acton Company
United Suburban Gas Co. Ltd
Ontario Fued Board
Anthony Gas
Fuel Board
Anthony Gas and Oil
John Evans
Gc” Hewson
Urban Board
Tony Seynuck
James Ruddick
Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Ltdso
Charron
Acton Train Crash Halts Rail Schedule Amid Snow
A severe collision between the Goderich Toronto passenger No. 28 and a standing CN Express snarled traffic through Acton. Snow blanketed the scene as crews, including veteran engineer Scotty Davidson, worked to disentangle the two trains and restore service. About a dozen passengers suffered minor injuries. two Stratford residents were hospitalized. A Guelph relief engine and Stratford wreck crew led the recovery, completed late at night.
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C.N.R
Bob Buck
Steve
Bob
D. A. Garrett
Stratford
Guelph Hospital
Georgetown
Guelph
Fiver
Scotty” Davidson
Acton Juniors Rally to Beat Georgetown 5-3 at Home
Acton Juniors came from behind to defeat Georgetown 5-3 before an enthusiastic crowd. Bob Coon and Emerson Baxter each scored twice, with Ron Sinclair tallying once as Acton moved to 2-1 against Georgetown in O H L A Junior D league play and prepared to face Hamilton next.
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Acton
Georgetown
O.h.la
Elmira
Hamilton
Bob Coon
Emerson Baxter
Ron
Sinclair
Farm Home Damaged In Blast At McArthur Farm
Windows were blown out and the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McArthur suffered considerable damage from a blast on Friday. Visitors stopped the fire before help arrived as Mr. McArthur was in the barn. His wife, ill and disabled by polo, and their three young sons were staying with her parents.
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LeRoy McArthur
McArthur
Latest Break-In Through Coal Shute at Ledger's IGA
Intruders slid down the coal chute into Ledger's IGA basement during a recent burglary. They forced open a cabinet safe and two cash registers, found nothing inside, and reportedly used a meat cleaver to break the safe. The cleaver remains missing.
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Ledger
I.G.A
Lg.a
Public Hearings Set for Acton Town Hall This Week
This week two public hearings are scheduled in Acton town hall. On Monday February 26 the Ontario Fuel Board will hear Anthony Gas 4 Ol Explorations Ltd and the United Suburban Gas Co Ltd regarding signed natural gas franchise agreements with Acton Milton and Georgetown. On Tuesday February 21 the Ontario Municipal Board will hear capital expenditure for a Marin Street bridge.
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Imitem
Georgetown
Ontario Fuel Board
Anthony Gas 4 Ol Explorations Ltd
United Suburban Gas Co. Ltd
Acton
Milton
Ontario Municipal Board
Marin Street
Acton Town Hall
Assessment Enliven Ratepayers Meeting In Acton
About 50 residents attended the Acton Ratepayers Association meeting despite heavy snow. The session reviewed council and bank correspondence on tax payments and mortgage concerns. County Assessor Ford Rogers outlined valuation methods, noting 140 as the basis, with depreciation between new and old homes and low Acton land values. Participants asked about road conditions, incomplete homes, carports, and garage valuations.
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Acton Ratepayers’ Association
Ives
Cook
John Allan
Rexdale
Bank of Commerce
Glenlea
Central Mortgage Corporation
Ford Rogers
Orrie Lamb
Acton
Rogers
As- Loreen
Five Minor Accidents Reported in County District
Provincial Police logged five minor crashes in the district last week. Incidents occurred on the hill along Highway 7 near Norval, near Georgetown, at Moffat, and on the first line Esquesing near No 3 sideround. No serious injuries were reported though vehicle damage occurred. Snowy conditions and slick roads contributed to the accidents.
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Norval
Georgetown
Moffat
Town Esquesing Seal Agreement In Compensation Details
Following a Monday night special meeting, Esquesing and Acton councils agreed on annexation compensation totaling 6000 dollars paid over three years with 2000-dollar installments. The town will also assume part of the township school debenture debt related to the annexed area and draft a payment schedule.
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Acton
Esquesing
K. C. Lindsay
W Linham
W. Bird
At Home Highlight of High School Year
The annual high school At Home drew over 200 guests in the public school auditorium with colored lights and spotlights. Harvey Smith led the orchestra, while the Students Council organized the social details and Marie Kerr convened the Linch committee. Principal E A Hansen and Mrs Hansen welcomed guests alongside Mr Claude Cook and Mrs Cook, Wayne Currie, Beth Ritchie, and Phil Caddick arranged the lighting. Guests wore gowns and dresses with corsages on display.
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Harvey Smith
Marie Kerr
Valeriote
Michael
E. A. Hansen
Music Of Schumann Heard On Recordings
Mrs O Moran hosted the Music Study Group meeting on Tuesday evening. The group considered the music of Robert Schumann and heard a quintet on records. Plans for the coming year were discussed.
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Schumann
January Snow Deluge Marks Midwinter Shift
January faded into February as heavy snowstorms hit Ac ton and surrounding areas. Six to eight inches fell on Monday with more forecast as Groundhog Day passed. a Guelph lad suffered a broken leg after a child darted into the road near two parked cars while Mr Mc Lean traveled about 10 miles per hour.
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Acton
Rey
D. G. McLellan
Guelph
McLean
Urban Board Meeting Three Towns Shape Natural Gas Policy
Three towns on the North Halton Urban Board heard Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Co Ltd seek a franchise for gas distribution. Fred Hewson outlined that two firms, Anthony Gas and United Suburban, have by law readings and must gain third reading and a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity. A Halton Natural Gas representative remained absent as the board prepared to decide which company should receive the franchise.
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Anthony Gas
Armstrong and Charron
Toronto
Charron
T. Seynuck
J. Ruddick
Georgetown
J. D. Kelly
G. C. Hewson
F. Helson
E. G. Wesson
Texas Company of Fish Service and Management Corporation
Anthony Gas Group
J. Evans
United Suburban Gas Co. Ltd
Acton
Milton
Hewson
Anthony
North Halton
Crozier
North Halton Urban Board
Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Co. Ltd
Fred Hewson
Hewson and Ord
Urban Board
Jack McGeachie
Jim Costigan
John Kelly
McGeachie
Anthony Gas Company
United Suburban Company
Ontario Fuel Board
Alfred Sykes
Halton
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