Limehouse Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Limehouse congregation reports an encouraging year with sound finances as Rev. F. N. Young chairs the annual meeting held January 25. Two new elders join the board with Ted Brown and Lloyd McEnery re elected to the board of managers.
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Charles Meredith
Jack Noble
W. Mls
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Limehouse Presbyterian Church
F. N. Young
Dick Appleyard
Seaion
Messrs
T. H. Price
A. M. Mino
J. Ross
A. W. Benton
A. C. Patterson
R. Appleyard
K. C. Lindsay
F. J. Brown
Mia. J. W. Crichton
Ted Brown
Lloyd McEnery
Joy Ross
William Henry
Mra. Kirkpatrick
K. C. Lindaay
Mra. Roughley
Young
Ron Thompson
Uttle
Charges Laid After High School Scuffles
Three charges were laid after disturbances outside the high school on Friday evening. Non students involved in scuffles prompted two police calls. A 37 year old and a 19 year old from Guelph were charged with causing a disturbance. Another Acton youth was charged with liquor consumption by a minor.
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Sergt. Wood
Brampton
Stafford
Acton
Weysar
Guelph
Acton Council approves dues and charter changes
At the regular meeting Tuesday night Acton Council authorized payment of annual dues of 30 to the Ontario Municipal Association and annual membership in the Ontario Weston Water Association of 5. It introduced and passed a bylaw authorizing the mayor and clerk to sign a Quit Claim Deed with Long Term Investments. The mayor was authorized to attend the Conference of Mayors and Reaves in Fort William from June 29 to 26. A grant of 400 was approved to the minor hockey executive for the Four Town Tournament to be held in Acton this year. A bylaw was introduced and passed to permit signing a lease with Beardmore and Co for land to extend the dump and a law authorizing transfer of lands to Beardmore in a swap for an addition to the sewage plant. No objection was registered to Rubin Corporation’s application for a two foot casement on a house in Lakeview subdivision.
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Ontario Municipal Association
Ontario Weston Water Association
Conference of Mayors and
Reaves
Fort William
Acton
Beardmore and Co
Rubin Corporation
Lakeview Subs Division
Orillia council rejects tax arrears rate increase request
Town of Orillia turned down a resolution to amend the Assessment Act allowing councils to raise interest on tax arrears to one percent per month from the current two thirds of one percent. Councillors questioned the need, suggesting building reserves instead, while some praised Acton’s setup and questioned wider municipal usage.
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Orillia
Bert. Hinton
Acton
Karl Magales
Clesk
Jack McGedchin
Prune Aes Sd
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John Rol
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Limehouse
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Department of Agriculture
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