Town Council Keeps Up Pressure on Expropriation and Services
Town council rejects Brankiewicz property expropriation motion by recorded vote and approves $700 for two used garbage trucks. They also authorize mileage payments, review a new health plan for municipal workers, and discuss road, water, and sewer projects, traffic signs, and park and lighting issues.
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Wicz
Brankiewicz
Tyler
Aye—Barbeau
Hargrave
Wilson
Nay —Lindsay
Footitt
Brown
Brunelle
Cook
A. Kirkness
Mansell Nellis
Churchill Road
No. 7
J. McMullen
Commissioner of Police
Jo McGeachie
W. Cook
R. N. Brown
Duke of Devonshire
Permisson
The
Humane Society
North Halton
United Suburban Gas Co. Ltd
R. N Brown
Planning Board
Department of Planning and Development
C Lindsay
Mohon
Acton
Pentom
Maria St
Department of Highways
Ontario Municipal Board
Top Soil Council
Lakeview
Lindsay
Marin Bridge
Crescent
E. Footitt
Mill
Main Sts
Bruielle
Mill St. Park
Parks Board
Church St
Cook R
Glenlea
Main St
G. Barbeau
Peet St
Campbellville Defeats Acton 9-3 In Intercity Baseball
Campbellville travels to Acton and wins 9-3 as Hamilton earns a no hitter into the sixth inning. Acton’s only run comes in the final inning while Campbellville plates two in the first, four across the next two, and three more in the fifth. Starting pitchers were Cunningham for Acton and Hamilton for Campbellville with brief relief appearances by Scott and Lawson.
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Acton
Imning
Campbellville
Cunningham
Scott
Lawson
Hamilton
Morton
Robinson
Anderson
Skelding
Skilling
Townsley
Bruce
Tyler
McCristall
Laking
Cairns
Statham
Moore
Henderson
Carley
Bunski
Wingrove
Elliott
Acton Oo
Acton Defeats Georgetown In Intercounty Lawn Bowling
Acton travelled to Georgetown with five mixed doubles and won 103 to 84 as the ten players tally toward the Beardmore trophy. The match featured fine greens and strong hospitality. Rockwood beat Guelph 112 to 74 at Guelph. Upcoming games include Guelph at Acton and Georgetown at Rockwood on Wednesday June 13.
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Acton
Georgetown
Beardmore’s
Rockwood
Guelph
PWLH
Local notes recount birthdays visits and events in Acton area
Personal notes span birthdays holidays visits and family gatherings in Acton and nearby towns. Highlights include Mr C K Browne’s birthday, trips to New York City, visitors from Victoria Toronto Birmingham and London, a hospital stay for MP Henry Hosking, scout and lodge activities, a fatal accident in Brampton, and reminiscences of the Timblands Jamboree in Niagara Falls.
French Torch Lights Campfire Conference Recap
The first Y conference, organized by Bob Brayshaw of Acton Y, welcomed 54 youngsters and 11 leaders from Acton and Kitchener Y’s at the Kitchener Lions camp near Fergus on Lake Belwood. Paul Wolfe lit the campfire from Melun France, and a London club induction followed under trees. Acton youth led discussions sports and worship as Bob Brayshaw spoke at worship with a choir including Helen Benton Lorraine Bennett Elaine Bradley Pat Quinnell Wayne Wilson and Peter Gibbons.
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Acton
Kitchener Y’s
Kitchener
Fergus
Lake Belwood
Melun
France
Paul Wolfe
London
Bob Brayshaw
Helen Benton
Lorraine Bennett
Elaine Bradley
Pat Quinnell
Wayne Wilson
Peter Gibbons
Engagements Spark North American Weddings in July
Mr Harold James Juhl announces Gail Marie Juhl to Charles Richard Wood with a July 7 ceremony at Trinity Anglican Church Thornhill Ontario. Dora Margaret Orr engages to Clarence H D Reid son of Hugh Reid Acton Ontario with a July 10 wedding at the Baptist Leadership Training School Calgary Alberta.
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Harold James Juhl
Gail Marie
Charles Richard Wood
Charles Edward Wood
Trinity Anglican Church
Thornhill
Ont
Fleming E. Orr
Dean Park Road
Saanickton
B.C
Dora Margaret
Clarence H. D. Reid
Hugh M. Reid
Acton
Baptist Leadership Training School
Durham Ave
Calgary
Alto
Hilmer E. Nordlund
Toronto
Mary Reid
Milton Cub Pack Tops Area Cubaree in Park Event
Seven cub packs from Erin Milton Georgetown and Acton competed in North Halton Districts first Cubaree held under a warm June sun at a park. Milton Mohawks led by Douglas Hill won with 72 points, Acton B with 42 and Acton A with 40.
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Acton-Saturda
Erin
Milton
Georgetown
Acton
North Halton
Douglas Hill
Iroquois
Cubs
C.N.R
Ron Robertson
Hamilton
Brian Barbeau
Robertson
Bill Greenfield
Acton A
Acton B
Milton Tirequais
Milton Mohawks
All Places
Georgetown A
Milton Iroquois
Georgetown C
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C. K. Browne
New York City
Bob Smethurst
Victoria
Harry
Wm. Ballentine
Les Ballentine
Tommy
Tara
Margaret Langtry
Peterborough
W. BP. Corking
Alf Lomg
Frank Mellow
Mariam Mellow
Bond Head District
Mrs. F. Anderson
Henry Hosking
South Wellington
Acton LO. D.E
John Milton
Cubmaster
Murray Scoyne
Ken Scoyne
Orangeville
Walker Lodge
Buffalo
Bing Ramsden
Ross Ballentine
Brampton
Peter Berbee
Fred McCutcheon
Jack
Gordon McCutcheon
Harvey McCutcheon
Ivy Mogford
Birmingham
England
Wilfred Smith
Queen's
Wayne Currie
Niagara Falls
Timberlands
Ray Costerus
Brantford
Toronto Telegram
Baptist Control
McMaster University
Fred Lawson
Hugh Cavan
Fonthill
Jim Stevenson
Clare Burns
Keith Durnan
Betty Lewseon
Sonny Hall
Hornby
Y.M.C.A. National Council
Acton Y
Geneva Park
Kerrigan Chiropractic
R John St., Acton
Acton Park
Satur
Milton Cub Pack
Area Cubaree
Speedvale Ave
Sat
Mighty
Voderta Vers
Percy
Ely
State Farm
W._H. DENNY
Vance
Aden
Consumer Reporting
Deluna
Faone
Milowance
Georgetown Arena
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Georgetown Lions Club
James Brothers
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