Auction sale for Mrs William Russell at 30 King St Guelph
Auction at her residence on Friday evening June 7th at 6 pm includes dining room furniture bedroom pieces kitchen set and appliances plus antiques and dishes. Items described as in good condition with no reserve. House sold. Cash when sold. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Max Storey, Auctioneer. 2049
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
King St. Guelph
Moftdt Electric
Algve
Gairi
Max Storey
Professional health providers listed in Acton and Guelph notices
A readable telegraphic-style compilation lists dental surgeons chiropractors and an architect in Acton Port Credit and Guelph. Entries name Dr Cedric Dev Dr Leonard Embrick Donald J Armstrong Brian V McPherson Donald E Skinner and Donald E Skinner as professionals with practice addresses and contact numbers.
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Cedric Dev
Leonard Embrack
Dental Surgeons Suite
Hinton
Mill St. B. Acton
Ont
Delegation Presses Esquesing Over Niagara Escarpment Blasting
A two man delegation told Esquesing Council blasting at quarries along the Niagara Escarpment worsened, with resident Wil Furtowsky alleging 1390 homes in his area suffer cracked plaster and foundation damage from blasts. He cited checks and appeals to authorities, noting movement of blasts even as local officials discuss regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Esquesing Council
Wil Furtowsky
R.R
Milton
Ontario Federation of Naturalists
Reave George Currie
Furtowaky
Council
Rhay
Georgetown appoints new police cadet Brian Farrell
Eighteen year old Brian Parr ell of Acton is the newest member of the Georgetown Police Department. He started pounding a beat three weeks ago and is the department's second cadet. He follows a family tradition as his late father was Port Elgin Chief of Police. About $60 members of the Shad Superintendents Association toured Heardmaresand Co. on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Parrell
Acton
Georgetown
Brian
Port Elgin
Shad
Heardmaresand Co
Debate delay decision on county assessment system in Halton
Halton County Council debated a proposal for a county assessment commissioner system and sent it back to committee for further research. A final decision is expected September 17 with talks focusing on cost and regionalization benefits. Oakville and Burlington stand to save about 224000 in municipal taxes. the county would spend about 448273.10 in the first year. The plan centralizes staff in Milton with sub-offices, aimed at equalizing taxes across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Halon County
Oakville
Burlington
Telephone Company Holdinga
Bell Telephone
County Assessment Commissioner
Haltonmigonaor
Robert H. Reach
Qheedsmant
Statfta
Beach
Milton
William F. Hunter
Reeove
Georgetown
Ontario
Miss Ellis plans weekend sloop out at Terra Cotta park
Principal McKenzie told the school board Tuesday about a project titled Outside walls Miss Ellis' special closets, planning a weekend event June 14 and 15 at Terra Cotta park. Inside four walls is not the only place to learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Terra Cotta Park
McKensie
Air Pollution Office Planned for Halton and Peel
W Cronn assistant to the chief of the Ontario Air Pollution Control Service says a new air pollution office for Halton and Peel will be built in Oakville. He notes the embryonic stage of controls, with mandatory emissions on all cars after 1989, and the need for competent engineers and inspectors to enforce existing laws. A film titled To Clear the Air was shown to attendees from county service groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Oakville
Halton
Peel
W. Cronn
Air Pollution Control Service
Ontario Department of Health
Cross
Halton County Tuberculosia and Health Association
W. D. Savage
Oakevilla
Halton County Group
Association
T.R
Grogs
Hald
Crosa
Thetpaaker
Nine street lights for Moffat village brighten hamlet
Nacsagewaya Township Council approved Ontario Hydro Electric to install nine lamp standards at an estimated 1486 dollars as part of the June meeting. The decision follows Ontario Municipal Board input on the township zoning by law. A local auto wrecking yard proposed in North Nassagaweya faces enforcement for zoning infractions. Separate items set higher charges for land separations and note continued repairs in Milton Heights. A Toronto resident seeks reversal to remove a large tool shed on a 10 acre garden property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
Nacsagaveya
Ontario Hydro Electric Commission
Ontario Municipal Board
O.M.B. Council
S. W. Savage
Nassagaweya
Council
Grant Mce Millan
Milton
Miss Giusanne Sinclair Seeks Teaching Prep for September
Miss Giusanne Sinclair of Toronto is mending a week at the Robert Little school in preparation for teaching an upcoming fall session. The Chamber of Commerce has received several letters favoring the mail proposal, some duplicated in the previous proofs this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giusanne Sinclair
Toronto
Robert Little School
Chamber of Commerce
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Hiro
Chiropractic
Donald J. Armstrong
D.C
Wee
Woolwich Street
Guelph
Brian V. McPherson
Elgin St. N
At Mill
Donald E. Skinner
Mill Street
Stavebank Rd
Port Credit
Optometrists
Arthur A. Johnson
D.D
Mill St. E
Vues
Bruce E. Shoamaker
Mgr
F. L. Wright
Wilbur Street
the Mutual Life Schurarce Company OF Canals
Robert S. Hart
Orville Road
C. H. Tuffin
Rockwood
Eden Mills
Tom Hill
Hum
Hob ‘Lawson
Phoric
Promming
Anld
Pat Patterson
Brian Farrell
Georgetown Police
Maddenieiorg
Bach
Tasoxamanta
Air Pollution Control Office
Rockwood Centennial School
Don McIndoa
Moffat Village
Esso
Jerry Skirrow
Dills Stationery
Eamer
Sheaffer
Rotex Label Makero
SCM Electric
S.C.M. Super Sterling
COR, Wyndham & Macdonnill Sts
Ouslph
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