First Town Council meeting appoints officers and by laws
The Township of Expering held its first 1941 council meeting. Wm A Wilson reeve Col May deputy reeves Gen Murry Edwin Harrop and Gen E K Cleave named to posts. By laws pass appointing health board member and road and tax related actions. A war era editorial and Roosevelt inauguration commentary follow.
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Expering
IB4
Dlo
Aim
Wm. A. Wilson
Col
May
Murry
Edwin Harrop
EK. Cleave
Quincillora
Department of Highways
Salvation Army
Ontario
Ontario Onlinada Association
Navy League of Canada
We, Hoapitay For
County of
Counc
Qasemble -Agalin
Alan
Cor
Austro-Electric Power Commission
Brampton Light
Council Chamber
Toronto Stamp & Stencil Works
Ns Bell Telephone Co
LM. Bennett
Clifford Robinenn
RC. Jaindsay
J. Stewart
Manarsab Campbell
Wesley Rrention
Force Bowlers Deliver Whitewash Over Royals Tuesday
Force Electric Bowling Team defeated League leading Royal Hotel Team 2-0 Tuesday night in a high tempo match. The Force squad, famed for late rallies, surged in the final frames to flip a loss into a win and close the gap behind Royal in the standings.
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Force Electric
Royal Hotel
Force
Lailers
Roste
Iba
H. Otterbein
WeCrawTord
R. Langford
W. Corry
E. S. Force
School Board Estimates Yearly Municipal Need
The School Board last evening approved a budget of 15 654 for the year an increase of 1 502 over last year. Funds cover urgent repairs and replacements and will be phased over years to restore buildings. The secretary was authorized to requisition the amount from the Council. Trustees J H Boy F G Oaks G A Dills attended with Chairman F S Blow presiding.
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Acton
J. H-Boy
F. G. Oakes
G. A. Dills
F. 5. Blow
Acton Men Hear Talk On Distribution And Poverty
At the Acton Business Men's Association meeting in Legdoan Hall Acton Mr Georgy Tougham Donnan Secretary of the Tentall Merchant Association spoke on the operation of distribution in Canada during the past decade. He warned that monopoly dangers and wealth concentration threaten workers producers and consumers and urged adoption of cooperative policy over corporate control. The talk referenced the Food Stamp Plan and the Rowell-Storis Commission while noting Ottawa conference decisions and the need for economic democracy.
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Auppor G
Acton Business Men's Aguaclation
Legdoan
Acton
Georgy Tougham
Donnan
Tentall Merchant Assortation
Cashia
Canada
Mir
Wei
M Vet
Lee
Et Pratt
Wywieh
Mr. Hougham
Stavetty
United States
Hougham
Dominion
Ottawa
Rowell-Storis Commission
Woodside Society Social Evening Noted
The Woodside Literary Society held a social evening on Friday. Members attended the dance and discussed upcoming plans for the next meeting and events.
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Woodside Society
Erin Council First Meeting for the Year 1941
The newly elected Erin Township Council met Monday to set salaries at 100 per day for members and mileage, appoint officials, borrow 30000 from the Royal Bank, and allocate road and maintenance funds. The Treasurer was bonded for 15000, and the council joined regional associations. A weed inspector was named, tax cheque deadlines set, and Salvation Army grant approved. The meeting adjourned to February 3rd at ten.
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Wilkon
George G. Cleave
Suntan
Harry Robertson
Messrs
Maynog Cleave
Halton
Messra Cleave
Hoarrop
Kate
William Campbell
Ingia
Axssissore
Ceci Chishoint
Renton
Isa
Nassagawera
Het
van Nonidas
Rubenez
Erin
Neat Co. McKinnan
van Mektenge
Arthur Swach
Aisich Daan AL Metionggatt
Mm Wan
Xenston
John McFee
A. J Udadsay
Ian Gray
Brock & Davin
B.mccutcheon
Jas. McKinnon
Royal Bank
Canada. Surety. Co
Wl W Matheson
Hillaburgh
Acton
Salvation Army
Abts Council
Fi“burg
Ottawa conference weighs new national plan for revenue and provinces
The Ottawa week features a federal provincial push to modernize the nation's finances. Representatives debate Congress like revenue sharing and currency, stressing how to fund wartime needs while preserving provincial autonomy.
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Ottawa
Danuary Fath
Alton Veda
Election Results in Esquesing Two Township
Only 150 votes were recorded in Esquesing Two with the Reeve Deputy Reeve and Council all returned by acclamation. The two year question was decided by a large margin as a vote was not required. Ward results follow.
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Eaqueaing
Visiting Speaker Delights Sunday Congregation
A visiting speaker presented uplifting addresses at the Uailipa church Sunday and Monday. The event featured Reverend Gifford and male and female participants sharing experiences and exhortations, drawing a large attentive audience and concluding with a youth program and china aid discussion.
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Simon Salth
Che Arucer
Jilpey Sten Smith
Hanter
Jathoss Perwnal
Tle
Actondale
Mity
Migkin
McKinnon
Dorothy McKepaty
Mra
Gordon Aiken
Mra Alken
GC Gifford
Penile
Bennett Addresses Rockalong Institute Meeting
Miss M Bennett speaks at Rockalong Institute meeting with a program on education and national heritage. Guests include Doria Watwon and Mia Mayne. a contest on British Empire and a charity fundraiser close with the National Anthem.
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Bennett
Rockalong Institute
Mra
Win
McNabb
Brenent Mra
Plank
Fata Wat
Itniakden
Feducation
Doria Watwon Mow Huomaien
Mia Mo Hennett
Cape Cert
Ritiah Empire
Mia Starmadten
Mia Go Mayne
Heateas
Capeaker
Parcels Sent Overseas Report At LOE Meeting
The Duke of Devonshire Chapter LOE met at Mrs Kilfatt von Tieulay’s home. Reports were approved. 26 Christmas parcels were sent to boys on Active Service. Letters of thanks were read from the troops who receive Libr Charities every three weeks. A donation was made to the Service Centre at Truro NS. Three new members joined.
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Duke of Devonshire
Mra
Truro
Tate
Mre
Schroeder
W. J. Beatty
Salf
Mra Barr
Bramosa Township 1944 Council Meeting Report
The Bramosa Township Council met at 1am in Wall Rockwood. Members discussed oath confirmations, road work appropriations, naval highway expenditures, and a fall assessment using the TSG method. The meeting adjourned until February with plans for diner at Chebhowpit and various village considerations.
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Krantoga
Cour
Mer
Rockwood
Chay
J. Pinkney
Renan
Toy la Lealle
Dow
Monve
Gray
Chebhowpithi
Wan
Haad
Hank
Nayal Bank
Arbotare Mareh
Pat
Alten
Old York
Rend
Baltes
Trackwood
Mackwood
Arete McNuhl
Mesare
Wie Bay
Soranta
Dowpitel Memorial Gbite
Tens Hospital Landen
Sulva
Navy Langues
Ontarie Municipat Wanodlathon
Arc
Nsbe
TSG
Couns
Married Life vs Single Debate Delights Maple Grove Meeting
Maple Grove Literary Society held an impromptu program on January 3 as convener was away. Members read and debated Married Life vs Single Life, with Mire Shultia, Myrtle Maude, and Mrs. McNabb contributing readings and remarks, followed by dancing for an hour or two.
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Maple Grove Literary Mociery
Mire
Shultiaslo
Myrtle Maude
Mrs. McNabb
Plank
Wm. .Metabb
Che ‘Jafter
Mesars
George Switzer
Chat Shults
Upcoming Events and Socials at Local Organizations
Community notices list a January 27 Chinese Checkers social at United Church with a door price and time. The Bannerkburn Literary Society hosts a program including Budhye and Crokthole with a dance at the Behsol on Friday January 17, plus a wood music lunch event.
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United Church
Eelock
Silverco
Bannerkburn Literary Society
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