Recount Confirms Mrs G Fryer Maintains Seat
County Judge George Elliott presided as recount confirmed Mrs. George Fryer retained the town councillor seat. Initial totals showed Fryer ahead by five votes after the December election. rival Robert Drinkwalter counted seven. Fryer ended with the higher count following the morning recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fryer
George Fryer
Acton
Thunday
George Elliott
Millon
Fever
Peneitl
Robert Drinkwalter
Delal
Wow
Drinkwalter
Pryer
Employees Ratify New Contract At Beardmore Plant
W. J. Beatty announced that a five year contract between Local 478 United Food and Allied Workers Union and Beardmore officials was ratified by the plant workers. The agreement includes a wage increase of LY cents per hour, new minimum wage rates, improved work privileges and service benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Beatty
Poestaens Oan
Beardmore and Co
Todas
Union Conents Local 478
United Pack
Whouse Food and Allied Work Tre Union
Beardmore
Power Onion
Vosvete
Minor Hockey and Broomball Draw Big Local Crowd
Acton Mine Hockey Association with Acton Leyton and Jim Casburn staged clinics and games to mark Mines Hockey Week. Parents and families watched novice to bantam levels, including the AL Stars versus Onis En's Pond and the Legion minor sports events. Hob Coons ToCourts club won 4 1 with Hob Kral scoring twice and Dantis McCallaway adding an assist. Other pee wee results included Cleveland 10 and Rochester 10, while TriCounty play saw Mamprire edge Bib Pendleton and Marshall 2 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brogimball
Mines
David Ina
Parkin
Stiners
AL Stars
Onisens
Girne Paget
Amd
Legion Minor
Anebea Brass
Wayne
Rochester
Quebec
Mike Marchment
Mark Rowall
Pee Wee AM
Pee Seces
Ponds
Bib Pendleton
Marshall
Dave Denbar Trom Don Dunbar
Pach Potts
Buffalo
Balitam Sectin
Iown
Calabillian
Jatin Dowding
Ray Hib
Town to Appeal Post Office Assessment to Board
Town council plans to appeal the former post office assessment to the Ontario Municipal Board after a county revision reduced the building value from 25 478 to 10 000 dollars. Municipal officials warn the decision could cost the town about 1 400 dollars yearly in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandiv
George Eliott
Ontario Municipal Board
County Court of Revision
BD Rachlin
George Robertson
Jack McGeadte
Equncl
Chinee
SEO
Chsk
Ae Chase
Awc
Jonnon Wail
Howe
Crown Assets Disposal Corporation
10 Room High School Addition Faces Final Minister Approval
County Council amended boundaries of Acton Milton and Georgeton High School Districts and approved the by law. Minister of Education must grant approval before tenders for a 10 room addition can be called. project aimed for completion in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.S
Acton
Milton
Georgeton
Reeve Hem Hinton
Department
proYding County Council
Acton District High School
Minister of Education
Oince
Noah Halton High School
Law Quest
Department of Transport
Tyler Transport Ltd
Peat
Duby
CNLR
Mill St
Wattitee Ave
Eeeem Ave
Dube
New Esquesing School Opens Ending One Room Schools
The Esquesing School Area No. 7 board opened Pineview Public School at Seven Ling and Five Bidens in a wintry ceremony attended by MPP Peck County and Ontario Education Minister William G. Davin. The event marked the end of the township's era of one room schools and served pupils from Hornby Ligny Quatre Bras Pinegrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing School Area No. T Board of Trustees
Sia-Noom Pinesiew
Peck County
Ontario
William G. Davin
Udar
School Board
W. J. L. Hampshire
Vean
Leo Shuke
Hatton
Fins
Pineview
Hornby
Ligny
Quatre Bras
Pinegrove
Shirley Armstrong
Sheleom
Homby
Avis
Gwer200
Russell Millar
Davis
MacLarens
Ae A.lloyd Fisher
Chester Y. Early
Ecquesing
Joint project to pull pond stumps amid winter delays
A cooperative effort between the Conservation Authority and parks division plans to remove pond stumps this winter. Funding will be shared with park bonds and authority aid, following a committee meeting with council representatives. Further cost details and related road resurfacing and lighting work were discussed, with no final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas Wall
Parks Bonds
Ror. Parker
Council
Cvcica
Parks Bowel Chatman Co
Bradley Aus
Nuno Bridie
Mhiver Bess Duby
Peal
Department of Techh
Queen Se
Quipen St
Wee Pub
Roche J Mit Wood
County ‘Council
Mothers March of Dintes Date Set for Wednesday
The article notes a scheduled Mothers March in winter with plans for sponsorship by Acton Rotary Club led by Jim Ledger. Details are sparse due to OCR errors but indicate community involvement and a defined date on a Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyee
Acton Rotary Club
Jim Ledger
Chal Io
Hydro Commission Pay Debate Delayed By Full Meeting
Acton town officials consider paying hydro commission members after a heated discussion. Newcomers Dawkins and Malan Horn push for pay while others oppose. A full commission meeting is planned to decide, with attendance and budget items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Weld Pe
Oolf
Bes
Gordon Bealls
Doug Dawkins
Will Mala
Daley
Gannisstoners
Atten Hottee
Secrets
Audrey Urquhart
Ste
Pavel
Acton
Autan
Chatman Tyler
Bachern
Chateman
Tate Acton
Osteiven
Newt
Gordon Hest Fy
Me Beaty
Ferliah
Aydin
Sathbold
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Ted Tylar Jr
Bandsmen
Froo Press
Hockey Association
Acton Leyton
Jim Casburn
Joackey Galore
Ostia
Sto Catharines
Legion News League
Povine
Niagara Falls Caging Bbanitton Ecoon
Steven Vaew Fleers
Post Acteameoal All Stars
Hey Son
Teapue Uben
Hob
P.O
Ea Ceib
Rene Hall
Weiter
Heaton
Prinipal
Dickson
Maes
Gee Town
Georgetown
Aithoria
Hydro Commission
Dawkins
Morton
Saul
Maso
Borg
Vicechairman Dawkins
Dhav
Shire UP
Alieiet
Rene” Broek
Doug Mason
Sant Brothers
Hydro
Hino
Glen
Veure
Serkipen -Homself
Bits Scrim
Petrie Utilities Safety Commission
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