Council Debates Lighting Fees Awnings and Teen Access
Council tackles police office heating adequacy and considers street light needs between MacDonald and Mason streets. A $5,899 fire department requisition is noted alongside 1952 spending of $3,338.50. By‑law issues include seven feet three inches awning clearance and teen access ages for pool rooms. payments totaling 158.40 are approved, with several snow hauling and supply charges listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weick
Police Department
A. Irwin
MacDonald
Ma~son
Tyler
Fire Department
Free Press
Art Counc
McGeache
Tyrer
Jimi
Bell Telephone
Avion Pac
Hydro
Watson’s Music Store
J. Radley
L. W. Agar
Acton Woorcrafts
Acton Free Press
G. Robinson
Toth’s
Garner Motors
J. McMullen
W. Coles
Divison County
Beamish Coast
de Goy
Thompson Motors
Ave's
Ballinafad Plans Renovations At Ballinarad Hall
The Ballinarad community holds its annual meeting with Lloyd Marshall named chairman and Mrs Tom Gibson as secretary. Trustees include Dan Campbell and Ernie McEnery with plans to renovate the hall as weather allows. The Mission Circle discussed fundraising and study topics led by Mary Jennings and Beth McEnery. A farewell to Ken Ridler was noted as he moves to Sault Ste Marie. Charlie Burt welcomed a new baby daughter. United church annual meeting reported encouraging secretary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinarad Hall
Lloyd Marshall
Tom Gibson
Dan Campbell
Jesse McEnery
Ernie McEnery
A Lawr
Mission Circle
Mary Jennings
McEnery
Beth McEnery
Norman Sinclair
Ken Ridler
Sault Ste. Marie
Ken
Charlie Burt
The
United Church
Silver-Wood Institute Offers Brick Making Talk
The Silver Wood Institute hosted a meeting focused on brick making and local industry. Mrs. George Henderson Sr and Mrs. PF Rudell plus Mrs. Miller led a social hour after a report on paper bridges and a canceled rug making course due to participant limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulen
Glaeser
Mit
Rhee
McClure
Glen Wiliams
Ice turns streets to hazards as rain freezes in Acton area
Wednesday weather left roads and sidewalks slick with ice while pedestrians and cars struggled for traction. High School construction advances with glass installation and piping laid. local shop gains tools via donated wiring materials from the PUC. Two local men injured in icy conditions, Lloyd Masales and Charles Heard, with Morales and Heard sustaining arm injuries and a wrist fracture respectively. White on blue plates replace 1953 tags with 1954 blue plates, motorist renewals due by January 30. Skating crowds return to the arena as Essen's hockey team plays Georgetown in two exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Masales
Charles Heard
Mr. Morales
Mr. Heard
In Memoriam Young and Oakry Mothers
In loving memory of Sarin Young who died January 18, 1948. Always remembered by her husband and family. Also for Annie Myviia Oakry who died January 24, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Sarin Young
Georgina
Jack Harris
For Sale Classified Items From Local Advert
A collection of sale notices including a 48 Plymouth car with radio heater undercoating and contact 3620, skis and poles with a woman mentioned, mauve and grey suits size 16, items at 142 Main Street, a Lee box chest end table beds crib high chair and art, various apples and varieties with contact James Laidlaw, sales times in Norval area, a heavy duty 4 burner electric range and white enamel washing machine by Lloyd Flear near Anthony Little Motors, and a January special on M.H. 2 plan tractor in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Main Sui
James Laidlaw
Norval
Lloyd Flear
Anthony Little Motors
Thompson Poultry Farm Announces 1954 Chicks and Hatches
Thompson's Poultry Farm offers ROP sired White Leghorn and Red x White Leghorn chicks for 1954 profits. Leghorn crosses promise top egg production and feed efficiency. Weekly day-olds and started chicks of Barred Rock Red Sussex Hampshire and New Hampshire varieties available. order by mail or phone Georgetown TR 7-212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
R.O.P
Warwick
Rhode Island
Sussex
Hampshire
New Hampshire
Georgetown
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Acton
D. Cook
H. Sawyer
Halton
Council
Ballinafad
Brick
Brampton Court
Essen
Bruth
Ford
Studebaoker
Early Motors Salon & Service
Lifw
Milton
Ont
Archibald Me
Pred
Archibald Jace Risherd
Nosey
St Daveph’s Hospital
Guelph
Landsborough al Guelph General Hospital
Wiliam Landsborough
Octavia Leavens
Edwin
Charles
Victor Rumley
Puner
Fairview Cemetery
Orie Eee
Square Dance
ST. Alban’s Parish Hall
Stephen McHally
Wulia Adams
Hugh Marlowe
Tiveman
Eccurionan
Ecru
Rickey
Adult Entertainment
Memoriam
Eas
Lero
Rock Hudson
Steve Cochran
Syed
Eequrhe
Hal
Stewart Towss
Gaweya Federe Seukure
T Department of Agriculture
Brookvile
Whitelock
R Groves
Etyone
Holstein Springers
W. H. Allan
Warren Grove
Nisnit Blvd
McDonald Riva
Stewart Warne
Ford Ferguson
Lew Farmall
Knoedler
Queen
Vernon
W. D. Hitchcox
Bryer To
Moe Attue
Vern McArthur
Burlington
Perenn
oSerek Oman
Dray Lake
Acton of
J. R. Watkins Company
St. Roch St
Montreal
Church St. W
Wamis
Georgetown 11
Gordon Young
Free Press Office
Acton Cor
Contac CF Leatherland
Pedmit
Delarumier
Oakville
Hiner
Tirement Pension Plans
Office of the
Ford Motor Co. of
Canada
Colborne St
Qakville, Ontario
Council Chamber
Mac Sprowl
Swackhamer
Sec
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