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Classifieds announce tenders requiring a certified cheque or bonds as security. Bids must follow the tender forms and trade conditions set therein.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
9
Classifieds announce tenders requiring a certified cheque or bonds as security. Bids must follow the tender forms and trade conditions set therein.
Campbellville No. 10 school hosted a banquet for graduates and parents with the seventh grade entertained by students. Hetty Clarke introduced the guest speaker Kenneth Tawtridge as the program highlighted community ties. A memorial service followed later in the week honoring local pioneers.
Notice outlines creditors claims for the estate of William Moffat who died around late March. The document names the Ontario court and acton firm acting as receiver, specifying deadlines and filing requirements for claim submission.
A proposed trunk sewer line to serve a Georgetown hospital area faces scrutiny from residents. Mr Fobert advocated routing through CNTR right of way to save costs, citing parallels with Delren and Swanok subdivisions. Cr Fird Harrison opposed funding the sewer for a subdivision, and the proposal was referred to the public works committee for study.
A crane near the Burlington Canal toppled on Thursday June 10 injuring operator St Ballantine with minor injuries. Seven cars parked below were damaged. five wrecked and two damaged trunks. Several workers narrowly escaped harm as the boom plummeted to ground level during the near lunch hour.
Nancy Menenzie and other Halton delegates attended the Girls 4-H Homemakers Conference at the OAC in Guelph from June 24 to 27. Speakers included Dr Margaret McCresly and Miss Helen McRevhed. A banquet featured Minister Droe Giahae and an Oxford Junior 4-H group highlighted the event.
Governors General gather at a historic Ottawa church marking a cornerstone ceremony. Notables include the Earl Monck and the Hess拜 family, with royal insignia in the front pew and a burial on the graveyard.
The text presents a fragmented, unclear report mentioning Indian culture, Canada, Montreal, and various scattered phrases. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals to form a clear news summary.
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