Local notes from Acton and surrounding areas
Personal notes reveal visits among families in Acton and nearby towns. Mentions of Glenn Bankai and Guelph connections, plus teachers and students at Belleville School for the Deaf and Guelph General Hospital, with community events and travels during holidays.
Esquesing School Board Holds Inaugural Meeting
The Esquesing School Board postponed selecting a chairman due to the absence of R. Scunningham who is in hospital. The Stewarttown meeting featured Rev. J. B. Maxwell leading briefly and Ruth Evans presiding until the past vice chair Shirley Armhutrong conducted business. The board will seek a new secretary while H. Moyer earns another term as attendance officer. Painting and lighting projects for Norval school were approved and a budget plan for textbooks supplies and operations was set to be prepared by the new committee.
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Enquesing
R. Scunningham
Stewarttown
J. B. Maxwell
Une
G.M Firs Shen
Ruth Evans
Shirley Armhutrong
Sen
Sesk
Mics Evans
H. Moyer
Norval
Finabew Committee
Armstrong
Mac Sprow
Stanley Brown
Bill Lawson
Rotary meet highlights Halton MP Dr Harry Harley remarks
Dr Harry Harley outlined House procedure at the Rotary meet on Tuesday. He was introduced by Paul Nielsen and thanked by Ron Lewis. Guests included Roy Goodwin and Ben Rachlin. Staff for the new Ontario School for the Deaf at Milton are being named and the children will come in April.
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Halton
Harry Harley
Paul “Nielsen
Ron Lewis
Roy Goodwin
Ben Rachlin
Ontario School For the Deaf
Milton
Nassagaweya Council Elects and Plans By Law Study
Nassagaweya council reorganized with Vesnet chairing the meeting. Reeve Milne retired. John Robert filled the chair. New appointments included Grant Campbell to planning board and Charles Chisholas to complete Omar Vansickle’s term. Budget items and by law study committees were formed for procedural updates and to shorten monthly meetings.
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Vesnet
John Robert
Reeve Milpe
Web Conied
John
Hi Pot Lo Park Entry Demolitions Mark Park History
Fragmented report notes the Hi Pot Lo Park entrance at Valley Road demolished after weeks of work. Two stone chimneys tracked, pavilion dating from the 1930s removed with Hore stables wood framework linked to Waite Henry M. Cooper and Art Stump. Community services and council gatherings referenced in a brief New Year session at Town Hall.
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Paige
Hi-Pot-Lo Park
Valley Road
Waite
Henry M.cooper
Art Stump
Bramess
Kev
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