Acton Council Sets Meetings and Approves Watermain Work
Acton council sets meetings for the second third and fourth Tuesday each month at 7 pm. J McCeachie appointed as clerk administrator. Approved payment of various accounts including 285000 for Acton District High School project. Authorized treasurer mayor or new to sign town cheques. Renewed taxi lien on A Langille and Mrs K Beermain. Discussed snow removal drainage and public works. Newcomers Arbie and Fryer join council. By-law adjustments planned for Mill Street past property and Selehman Park sale. Court notes and solicitor appointed for Municipal Board hearing. Budget and cemetery grading contracts authorized with holdbacks and final costs recorded.
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Main Street
Piepam
J. McCeachie
Acton District
Af Ev
Gayor
Behal
A. Langille
K. Beermain
Lewes
Maxkmug
Yaheath
Mill Street
Selehman Park
Counc
William Sharpe
Municipal Board
Irwin
Ariie
Ed Hiatt
Fryer
Robert Drinkwalter
Mikton
Drinkwalter
Webley
Kreen Wavy Construction
Esquesing Council Appoints Officials to Boards and Fire Areas
Esquesing council reconvened to finalize appointments to boards and committees. Reeve George Leslie and councilors Currie Linham Lawson and others received roles on conservation authorities, community centres, fire areas, and school boards across Acton Georgetown Milton and Milton district.
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Alan
CiniaWeed
Wilfard Leslie
Walley
George Leslie
Grand Malley
George Currie
Halton Region
Walter Linham
Ballinatad
Robert Lawson
Exquesing
Esquesing
Linham
Lawann
Acton
Corne
Milton
Cornty Park
Currie
Clifford — Wrigglesworth
James Carney Doering
Enahsh
George Town
Kerwin’ McPhail
Foo Wrre
Tho van Sickler
Ben Lawson
Georgetown
Gardhouse
Miltum
Lepton Lathes Auxiliary Elects Officers in January Meeting
Mrs C Shaulis presided as president with Mrs D Rogers as first vice president and Mrs 2 Biggio as second. New officers were installed by Camrades Storey and Joan instantatlted. Several roles named including James as recording secretary and Gordon as convenor. A social followed the meeting with a banquet and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Shultis
Lepton
Leggan Hall
Mn C Shauttis
Mo Storey
Joan
C Shaul
Presidon
D Rogers
2. Biggio
A Ford
Mig Fo Toth Jr
Alrwin
van Huchanan
James
AL Gordon
Simo
P. Turkues
Ro Agnew
Mie Lo Musil
Reon
Mire
J. McKnight
Sek
Mr J. Mathewson
Im. Go Hunes
Fowler
J McKnight
Fo Bunn
Jose
Daughters of Know holds January meeting at church
Mrs H Coles presided as club president at the January Daughters of Know gathering in the church Sunday School room. Officers reported a busy year. discussion covered business, fundraisers, and education work in India. meeting closed with Mispah benediction and a pie tea in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Spielvogel
Daughters of Know
Ming
W. Spielsogel
Mow Ho Colew
First We
Ho Mare
Mes
HE Price
Ashley
Eur Pales
Mion
Buchanan
Stuay
Wo Sgettogel
Min Bo Moore
de Cleland
HE Coles
C. Kingsmill
Wo Spirlvogel
BO Moon
DD Cleland
Nassagaweya Inaugural Reeve Sets Busy 1964 Agenda
Reeve William Coulter in Nassagaweya Township inaugural address urged sound policy and a busy council year. He proposed yearlong committees, bylaw reviews on waste, buildings, dogs, plumbing, and planning, plus road programs, park services, and land disposal. Council set committee appointments and raised salaries for staff as part of preparations for 1964 business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coulter
Nassagaweya Township
Baure
Boans
Wiecoun
Cononation Authority
Don McMillan
Reese
Depuis-Reese
Hod Young
Ross Gordon
William Mahon
Allan Patsony
Allie
Johan C Schriel
Campbedaille
Nassagawesa Presbyterian
Jack McPhail
Horace Blyth
Claude Ingle
Calvin McIntyre
Grant McMillan
Gordon Agnew
Ruy Savder
Allagarmee
Eleck Faileen
Council Approves Wrecking Yard License for Turunta Trip
Delegates including the council clerk and roads superintendent attended the Ontario Good Roads Convention in Turunta in February. A request sought 54 80 from the Ontario program as the township’s grant, with a bylaw allowing borrowing 678 000 for the Bank of Nova Scotia during 1%. A registered car theft case involved a car stolen from Milton, leading to a chase and arrest in Brampton after police received a tip about a suspect attempting to flee from a Hamilton shopping plaza.
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Oatario Good Roads
Turunta
Progume
Oatatio
Foun
Hank
Nova Scotia
Smodel
Acton
Rory Rupert
Hort
Sveath
Brampton
Polute
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Calton Baptist
K. Geekman
Jah McGeachle
Ston
Alec Johnmaon
Ardle
Burin Fryer
Arbie
Ruby Wry
Adeniale Trethin
Alec Johnson
Beputytteeve Wood
Hrk Johnson
Pullew
Reeve Hinton
Rostle
H Peul
A. Irwin
Artk
Court of
Ruby
Johnston
Boal
Mualget
Wood
Poul
Artic
A Johnson
Duby
Bard
Bo Johnson
Flvor
Hydro
Arble
Bo Johnston
Hinton
Nileston
Esquesing Council
Robert R
Hamilton
Optometrist
Georgetown Curvetal
Mountainview Rd. S
OM Burner Phaevens
Mrs. H. Coles Club President
Free
Ptems
Tansy News
Nassagaweya Inaugural
Reeve
Reeve Coulles
Lowe
Fuwonship
Parson
Young
Rook
Gordon
Parwas
Mahon
Patson
Gordon Reeve Coulter
Ooll
Acton Fire Ares
Charles Thomson
Jack Milne
Milton Fire Ares
Antic Settke
Township Planning Board
Stewaudt Cramp
Mr Newton
Halton Regen Conservation
Reeve Coghter
Grand Valley Conservation
Fivestock Salustorns
A Novik
Edwin Pearsons
Campbelmithc
Willan Mahon
Ken Moore
Laude
Glis
Dutag Agnew
Len Andrews
Dr. Cobb
Pound Beep
Cms
Peres MacGilvary
Melvin Starey
NeRon Howard
M. F. Mullen
Don Elliott
Coumilars
R Newal
Ontaro
Aves
Peony
Mayfern Fabrics
Dempster
Westan
Suentor
Heinz Baby Foods
IGA
Clarks Soup
Pe Faect Sale
Yablerite
Canada
Blade
WBA
Tablerite
Ick No
Sansstau
FOR. Ledger's
Haads
Acton -Free
Poliee
Pete Mason Motors Ltd
Wideo Lale
Milton Teas 1St
Gayle Harkey
Kirchener
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