Sunday Deadline for 1944 Plates Sale at Hargrave Office
The Acton office on Arthur St opens Saturday to sell 2800 passenger and 158 station wagon plates. By Tuesday 1144 plates were sold, and the Sunday deadline looms for those driving cars with 1944 Hoenaz plates after midnight. High penalties await violators, with fines up to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnolévisis
Hoenaz
Sedeco Sauites Taaan
Actes
Ontasio de the
Acton
Jock Hargreva
Arthur
Actos
Hargrave
YMCA Board Names G W McKenzie Chairman
The YMCA board met February 18 and elected J Van der Kooy and FP Effett to the board. Officers named include Garnet McKenzie as chairman Clarence Rognvaldson as vice chairman Bill Witan secretary Limer Smith treasurer Phil Elliott finance and Jack Van der Kooy program. Senior Citizens urged Mr McKenzie’s presence as nominations were discussed.
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Ymca Board
J. van der Kooy
FP. Effett
Clarence Reynvaldson
Elmer South
Jack van der Koor
Bill Wilson
Budd Maxales
Phil Pilcott
Walter Dubois
Garnet Mckenzie
John Last
Guy Ross
Svicechair
Clarence Rognvaldson
Bill Wi Tan
Limer Smith
Phil Elliott
Jack van der Kooy
Walter Dubow
John
Committee Quits but Flood Relief Still Expected
Esquesing council faced a setback as three Glen Williams residents quit the Proud Relief committee after a flood damage year. The government will match contributions, and a Spooner letter may direct next steps. Donations from anywhere in Canada are welcome to aid Harvey relief.
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Toronto Daily Pape
Glen Williams
Esquesing
Coun
Wilfrid Spooner
Exquesing Council
Glen Wilams
Mo O
Spooner
Satuntas
Tom Will
Roland Hames
William Krorzak
Hood Reliet
Koc Lindsay
Threen
Lindsay
Spooner Ater
Glen Willams
Canada
Rogers Building Addition Faces Zoning and Delay Hurdles
Ontario officials reviewed an appeal by Manicipal Affairs against the Rogers couple’s plan to add a laundromat to their building in a residential zone. The committee of adjustment granted the variance, but the case heads to planning board and potential zoning changes as delays stretch beyond months.
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Reaard Tse
Deastons
Willam Geoonwood
Ontario Municipal Board
Mee
Doug Rogers
Mill Sto Woo
Roger
Busiess
Rogers
Ropers
Planning Board
Department of Municipal
Miro
Leath
Erland
App Ants
Augusta
Jack Mec
Geachie
Committee of Adjustment and Planning
Coat
Leather
Ubeap: Pheants
J. W Bell
C Or Rain
Department of Municipal Affairs
Valentine Dance Crowns King and Queen at Pine High
Pine High School held a Valentine dance Friday night at the arena. Ralph Mardows was crowned king and the queen was Gervais. Students enjoyed music from The Shawnes and the evening featured crowning ceremonies and dancing.
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Somewhatalee
Wanes Tor
NPL of Pine
Thea Valentine Dame
Abe
Ralph Mardows
Quen of Gervais
Student Tom McKeown Selected for Ottawa Citizenship Conference
Tom McKeown, a grade 12 student, was chosen by the high school faculty for the annual Adventure in Citizenship conference in Ottawa. Selection cites scholastic ability and interests in character, service, and leadership. The trip is sponsored by the Action Return Club and will include Canadian attendance with Rotary Club involvement upon return.
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Tom McKeawhn
Citvenship
Yerleas
Gorey
Simon Prado
AE Pup
Veo
Wes Ghosen
Etna
Iriy Charactatues
Barator
Mata Ite
Acion Return Club
Canada
Panve
Tom
Sapsticiees
Open House Held by President John Gay on March 6
A notice states President John Gay will host an open house on March 6. The item appears in pages BS and B4 of the current issue, noting contractor involvement in building projects.
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John Gay
Work Week Reduced to 40 Hours Under New Pay Schedule
The article outlines a city plan to cut the work week for employees from 45 to 40 hours while maintaining pay. Affected workers include laborers equipment operators and water and sewer staff who will use a punch clock to track hours. The changes also include revised classifications and a note that the town does not guarantee continuous employment. layoffs staggered at the superintendent's discretion.
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Fermy
Reeko Hinton
Robert Dremkwalter
Drinkwaller
Bes «Duby
Whiagh
Trgister
Hall Mill
Acton
Wand
Committee of Adjustment
Anthony Sevnnck
Wallace Ave
Ro Goodwin
T Fedl
Drinkwalter
Wage schedule amendments and local council actions
The article notes deletion of the heavy truck drivers category from the wage schedule and describes amendments including meal and travel rules, overtime pay, and a new punch clock for sewer and wallet operators. It mentions Sam Tennant’s change in title and outlines objections and approval processes, with budget and grant discussions for a hall project and a February 27 marker deadline for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Tennant
Acton Firefighters Get Verbal Praise and Pay Boost
Acton council approved a new fire agreement with Erin Nassagawesie and Esquesing townships. Firefighters receive a three year 9980 yearly increment and $7000 yearly township funding for operations, equipment, and gasoline. Standby pay shifts to a fixed annual sum with $100 per call. a previous $100 per call for non township burning cars drew opposition. The plan includes the township covering tank and maintenance costs and aligns with the Credit Valley Conservation Authority concerns. The council also opposed an 8000 annual salary for a chair in the Conservation Authority. Continued discussion deferred to Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Erin, Esquesing
Nassagawesa
Teawnship Opunciis
Countian
Albert Kwan
Bos Goodwin
Hinton
Jack McGeachie
Eoin
Creda Valley Conservation Authority
No. 1 Committee
Frank
Noot Computtes
Ostra
Searman Phlis
Council
Sap
Knox Church approves $11,000 basement renovations
Knox Church moves to deepen the basement by two feet and replace six brick pillars with stud posts. The project includes underpinned bearing walls, new concrete door, expanded kitchen storage, new closets behind the gallery, insulation for sound, and expanded Sunday school space. Work to begin after a March 4 banquet.
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Knox Church
A. H. McKunzie
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G. W. McKenzie
Inp
Rarone
MecKensie
Paat
International Y's
Tren
Britain
Europe
Orenda Engines Employees Welfare Fund
Bill Mainprise
Searce
Santos Allied Groups
Guelph
Scarborough
Cue
Manh
Aunhary Wed Vdang
Cvangel Baptiste Church
Sev Oworks
Guelph College
Mother Kin Sampson
Sonora
Chevy
Banquetley
Janice Franklin
Rend Frances
Joanne Pavli
Christine Elling
Bo McCutelon
Wendy Fryer
Sharon Jerome
Gay N Nessit
Nellie van der Kooy
Kathy
CAN Can
Robert Little School
The
Fair Board
Don Matthews
Joyce Carpenter
Joanne Laverty
Dianne Bousfield
Mary Frances Marcoux
Ottawa
T. McKeown
Ang Stall
John Dunne
Jack Frank
al Kiskness
Matt Johnstone
John van der Brak
Bald Shepherd
Don Swackhamer
Ahitt Ditfervatial
Ben Swackhamer
Jack Prank
al Kirkness
John van der Brink
Mate Jobostrooe
Knox
Tuts
Boat of Man
Jo Jorque
Mr. Mckensie
Murray Seovae
Charman
Board of Man Dey
Rob Algie
Sumshiv
Ten Ariss Consteudon
Robert ‘Little-school
C. W. Swackhamer
Stan Morrison
el Archibald
Acton Mathews
Cal Aitken
Ralph Denny
Walter Linham
Bill McDonald
Jesse McEnery
Elva Paarén
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