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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 19, 1967

Page

5

Esquesing Council Briefs At Regular Meeting

Esquesing council considered closing a road allowance at Speyside behind Henry Kelly’s property and advised notifying him of procedure and costs. The militia club seeks senior housing so names of interested residents were requested. A $200 grant was approved for Stewarttown cemetery. A lane beside Glen Williams property owned by Mr Giles may be closed with equal division of costs and legal fees. No action on Owen Sound Dutch Elm disease bylaw. Council endorses flood discussion with energy ministry and conservation authority to find cheaper measures for Credit River floods. A weed complaint process was delayed due to the weed inspector’s absence. Context notes recite Calico’s history as a luxury fabric, its English introduction and mass availability after 1599.

Henry Kelly Speyside Kelly Milton Rotary Club Milton Stewarttown Giles Glen Williams Credit River Conservation Authority Tom Hill

Acton Students Demonstrate Spinning Wheels Centennial Project

Acton district high school industrial arts students built three spinning wheels from drawings as a centennial project. Clar ence(Rognvaldson) did not work on the wheels. students planned and built them with advisory input. The project, showcased at fairs including Acton Fair, links Manitoba Scottish immigrant craft to local history and heritage.

Acton District High School Bob Royce Randy Ridley Vince Dunne Ed Lynch Theresa Marzo Acton District Acton Fair Clarence Sonny) Rognvaldson Regnvardson Free Press Canada Rognvaldson West Quebec John Rognvaldson Winnipegosis Manitoba Manitoba Industrial Development Commission T. Eaton Co Winnipeg

District governor H L Wright addresses Acton Rotarians

Howard L. Wright of Toronto, district governor, spoke to the Acton Rotary Club on Rotary’s growth and service work. He cited 12 785 clubs with 613 500 members across 134 countries and noted Rotary foundation scholarship work while meeting club officers Ralph Davies and Ron Lewis to discuss administration and future service plans.

Howard L. Wright Toronto Rotary Rotary Club Ralph Davies Ron Lewis Luther Hodges Chapel Hill North Carolina Rotary International Hodges Wright Rotary Foundation

Acton Citizens' Band members identified from 1909 photo

H LeRoy Brown identified most top row members of Acton Citizens' Band from the 1909 picture with new white hats. Front row includes Billy Coleman, Brown, Harry Bell, then John Hill, Herbert Brown, Charles Mason, Jimmy Bowie, George Agnew, an unnamed man, Dr W G C Kenney, Harry Jeans, an unknown Guelph boarder, Anson Thurston, Bert Smith, Jimmy Webster and Nelson Moore. Brown later identified himself in another band photo as a child watcher, not a player, possibly from around 1900. A long Brewer Ave parade photo lacks any time or occasion details.

Acton Citizens’ Band H. LeRoy Brown Billy Coleman Mr. Brown Harry Bell John Hill Herbert Brown Charles Mason Jimmy Bowie George Agnew Bob W. G. C. Kenney Harry Jeans Guelph Anson Thurston Bert Smith Jimmy Webster Nelson Moore

Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service Lab Standards

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Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service

Nurses Conciliation Board Nominees Named by Two Groups

Two groups naming members to the nurses conciliation board report nominations for mediation in the dispute between the county and Health Unit nurses. Stephen Lewis of Toronto is nominated for the nurses and Jack Graham of Streetsville for the county. The province has not yet appointed a chair man. Deputy Reeve Menery commends the warden for not attending an Oakville council meeting to report, calling the invitation stupid and urging open discussion would be harmful to both sides.

Conciliation Board W. Coulter County Council On Stephen Lewis Toronto Jack Graham Streetsville C. Menery Oakville

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Esquesing Council Arenes Night Esquesing India Europe British East India Company Clarence Rognvaldson Selkirk Serdlers Scotland Kentucky Queen Street Acton Boulevard H. L. Wright Acton Brown Brewer Ave Nurses’ Conciliation Board A. L. Riemer Equipment Company Mil St. W Acton Shopping Plaza Queen ST. E Hwy THUR FRI BLADE Butterhorns Okg Tal Allen’s Culverhouse Icy Safeco Insurance Denny's Nsurance Agency Harold MIK
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