Georgetown Council Moves to Expand New Brigade and Road Plans
The Georgetown council outlined plans to form a nucleus brigade, tag unnamed Glen Williams streets, and order signs at intersections. Mul Jen Lane and the extension of Haines Crescent to Tweddle Street were approved, with Bennett Place defined as the right of way into Bennett subdivision. The by law allows a further 27000 for roads in 1967 while paying 38000 in road accounts was instructed. A 60000 capital expenditure for Georgetown district high school board improvements was approved. The clerk was to sign United Gas Ltd. extension on Cobble Hill in Acton. Compensation of 425.00 to J. J. Atkinson and 5.00 to A. N. Stark for sheep destroyed by dogs, and 7.00 to James Ruddell for one fox destroyed, were ordered. Reeve George Leslie presided with Deputy Reeve G Currie and councillors Hill and Goodlet in attendance.
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Glen Williams
Mullen
Haines Crescent
Tweddle St
Back St
Fairnes Crescent
Bennett Subdivision
Bennett Place
United Gas Ltd
Cobble Hill
Acton
J. J. Atkinson
A. N. Stark
James Ruddell
George Leslie
G Currie
Thomas Hill
James Goodlet
P.P. Patrol Reports 7,504 Miles With 54 Occurrences
Patrol details show 7,504 miles logged with 54 occurrences including 33 traffic warnings and 42 vehicles checked. The period recorded thefts in Norval and Esquesing, two liquor control Act charges, two premises found insecure at night, damage to property at Heavy Equipment School Nassagawega, and two missing juveniles from Metro Toronto located in Campbellville and returned home.
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Norval
Streetsville
Esquesing
Heavy Equipment
Nassagawega
Metro Toronto
Campbellville
Permits Down in Township In Industrial Construction
In Nassaga, a total of 1 085 400 dollars in building permits had been issued by June 1966. Notable approvals include a 750 000 dollar Mohawk Raceway expansion and a 28 000 dollar service station project.
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Une Industrial Construction
Nassaga
Mohawk Raceway
Obituary of Isaac Sauve a Glen Robertson bridge builder
Isaac Sauve 74, a Glen Robertson resident and noted bridge builder, died March 23 at home from a heart attack after an active life in contracting with Ontario Bridge Co. and his firm Isaac Sauve & Sons. Survived by wife Cecile Lalonde, four sons Raymond Maurice and Arthur Ernest, two daughters Therese and Marguerite, 22 grandchildren, seven sisters. Solemn mass at St Martin of Tours Glen Robertson with Rev. Lussier and Rev. Leduc. He was prominent in local affairs and contributed to many Ontario bridges.
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Glen Robertson
Isaac Sauve
Wee Sae
Saave
Isaac Saave
Bridget Hughes
Ontario Bridge Company
Silverwood Receives 6.98 Inches Rain This Period
Rainfall in Silverwood totaled 6.98 inches this month as William R. Norton attended the annual Norton reunion on July 1 at Harris on Park in Owen Sound. Visitors included Mr. H. Whitfield, Miss L. Whitfield of London, and Mrs. M. Treanor of Streetsville visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Scott.
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Harry Scott
William R. Norton
Norton
Harrison Park
Owen Sound
Silverwood
H. Whitfield
L. Whitfield
London
M. Treanor
Streetsville
H. Scott
Acton Chemist Heads North on Arctic Trip
Acton chemist John Griefeneder, head of Beardmore and Co., departed Monday night on a government sponsored Arctic mission to Inuvik in Canada. He will investigate the economy and related scientific matters during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griefeneder
Beardmore and Co
Inuvik
Fergus Petes star shines in high school lacrosse era
Fergus teams ride high as lacrosse gains momentum with televised games. Jim Paterson scores three goals for the Petes in a big Saturday win while John Roberts and John Spicer also play for Fergus senior squads. Attendance reported between five and six thousand as professional lacrosse talks reemerge.
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Fergus
Hugh Templin
Fergus News Record
NEW APPROACH to farm accidents or a unique individual
The passage ponders individuality and suggests that every farmer is unique, proposing a new approach to farm accidents. It emphasizes personal distinction and the potential for novel methods. The tone is reflective and exploratory, inviting consideration of individual perspectives in safety.
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Ontario
Acton Free Press Letters on Taxes Vandalism and Ross Lake
Readers critique Halton tax increases and school funding while warning about vandalism as a broader social issue. Letters cite George Kerr and Ted MacDonald and discuss housing, budgets, and provincial grants. A follow up from Joe Ross outlines Rosslake swim area regulations and offers free public use with limited activities and a public notice.
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Halton County
George Kerr
Globe and Maul
Burlington
Halton
Mr. Kerr
Kerr
Robarts
Ted MacDonald
N.D.P
Halton West
Ponderossa
Acton Free Press
Joe Ross
Acton Free Press July 12 1967 item brief
The Acton Free Press for Wednesday July 12 1967 reports local news from Acton including community events and notices. readable fragment highlights civic posts, upcoming meetings, and short notices affecting residents.
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Acton Free Press
Fall agenda for Parliament and royal visit reflections
The speech outlines a late session wind down with spending estimates for ten departments to be concluded and fall legislation focusing on Criminal Code amendments, bankruptcy, divorce and birth control. Health hearings on abortion are expected, drug cost recommendations may reshape laws, and the royal visit's warmth boosted centennial celebrations for Canadians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Committee On Health and Welfare
Prince Philip
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Georgetown
P.P
Higgins
ERIN
G. W. McKenzie
Robert Little School
Erin Union Public School
Erin Coliseum
Ladies of Erin Agricultural Society Women's Division
County Council
Brampton
Bramalea
A. V. Roe Canada Ltd
Canada
Avian Aircraft
Armstrong Ave
Milton
Charles Kelman
Main St
Hamilton General Hospital
Bruce
Robert Kelman
Hornby
Charles A. Kelman
Wakefield
Milton Council
Ontario Municipal Board
Jm.b
Milton District High School
S. G. Childs
John Nobble
OMB
Frigidaire
Imperial
Manning Electric
Rockwood
Grand River St
Paris
Ont
C. G
Edith Jones
Free Press
J. Edgar Hoover
Yours Truly, W. Fountain
Rosslake Park
Rosslake Swim
Acton Lions Club
Vic Bristow
Harley
Registrar-General
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrist
St.George's Sq. Guelph, Ont
Berithing Garde
Reces
Caroline Flower & Garden Shop
Hwy
di L.L Si Stationery
Anne
Dills Stationery
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