Acton Public Utilities approves payments and water plan
Acton Public Utilities Commission met Tuesday afternoon with Kerr King and Thetford present. A Hydro Ontario permission was noted for restricted hours power supply. The secretary was ordered to pay multiple Hydro and equipment accounts totaling 357.82. Water at the old stock yards plan and tree trimming to reduce power interruptions were discussed. Ontario Health reports rated spring water as fit for drinking. Delegates Kerr and Wilson were appointed to Windsor convention June 22 to 24.
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Acton Public Utilities Commission
R. J. Kerr
G. King
Reeve E. Thetford
Ontario Yydro Aemission
Cc Power
Hydro Department
James Symon
Kearney Conprenyieny
Ceetteneeeseewanareeee
Canadian General ‘Electric “Co
Canadian Line Materials, Ltd
W. A. Kirbs Co
Rose & O’hearn, Ltd
Commission
Department of Health of
Ontario
Windsor
R. i. Kerr
Co. W. Wilson
Acton
Fire escape at Town Hall eases concert hall exits
A wooden fire escape was erected at the Town Hall replacing the unsafe iron stairway. The improved structure is expected to ease emergencies for concert patrons and staff.
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New
Town Hall
Bago
Acton and Milton Battle in Weekend Baseball Clash
Acton won 5 4 in Milton after a tight game with Chalmers dominating Milton at pitching and White, Clements and Huffman contributing key hits. Milton rallied late, Marsh piling a decisive triple in the ninth to tie and White scoring on a misplay for the walk-off win.
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Acton
Milton
Chalmers
Houston
Little
A. Clements
Holloway
Morton
Carmichael
Huffman
White
Waterhouse
Telfer
Marsh
Bronx
W. Clements
Fetter
Lewis
A.clements
Telfersyn
Naylor
Barney Marsh
County Town Boys
Jey
Walters
Clements
Anderson
Lynhee Waterhouse
First League Bowling Games in Halton County
The Halton County Bowling League opened in Acton with teams from Milton Oakville Islington Acton Burlington Streetsville and Georgetown. Parsons of Burlington led with a plus 22 while B Root Streetsville was runner up. Milton’s J F Robinson took third. Nine games of ten ends were played. prizes awarded and refreshments served. A stray anecdote about a girl and a dirty yard ends the item.
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Halton
Acton
Milton
Oakville
Islington
Burington
Streetsville
Georgetown
J. E. Parsons
Burlington
B. Root
J.F. Robinson
J. M. McDonald
J. P
S. M. Lasby
Ladies of Acton
W. Chisholm
J. Rogers
F. Walsh
W. J. Gould
B. Bayliss
J. F. Robinson
D. Norwood
Dickie
Ches, Earl
A. B. Coleman
W. J Gould
Ches. Earl
J. &. Parsons
F. Cleave
G. L. Wright
Dad” English
C. R. Turner
J. Leishman
A. R. Coleman
H. Dickle
Rogers
J. Hassard
Government Annuities Explain in Acton July
Canadian Government Annuities to be explained by Mr A C Kolb in Acton on Monday June 19. He will discuss annuities for retirement and offer home visits if needed. The note promotes thrift and buying a Canadian Government Annuity for a steady future income.
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Churchille Gallea
John Allan
Acton
Jimmie Fox
Flora ‘McDonald
Valerie English
Jessie C. McGregor
H. Caldwell
Allan
A. C. Kolb
Klob
Acton Ladies’ Bowling Club
Hill Hall
P. A. Smith
P. “W.’ Pearen
M. Soper
E. J. Hassard
A. J. Buchanan
Boston Presbyterian Church
H. E. Abraham
Toronto
E.’ Fielding
Guelph
Argos
Fishing trip fuels a four-hivers voyage to Sundridge
A group of four husbands accompany their wives on a multi day fishing outing to Sundridge. Reeve H Cleave Georgetown oc Harrison B G Arnold and G A Dills Acton join, travel via new highway routes, pack dew worms, endure long bush walks and a first day of angling with modest luck on Trout Lake.
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Sundridge
Reeve H. Cleave
Georgetown
Oc. H. Harrison
B. G. Arnold
G. A. Dills
Acton
Huntsville
North Bay
Bracebridge
Bernard
Henry Welsh
Henry
Siebert
Farmer
Printer
Assessment Roll of Eramosa Confirmed
The Township of Eramosa council met in Rockwood for a court of revision and general business. Appeals by Percy R. Peavey Ala bastine Ltd. and James McPherson were dismissed. The Harvey estate four village lots had an assessed adjustment, with ownership changes noted. The road by law was withdrawn amid petitions from H Wharton and H G Oakes. Next meeting set for July 10.
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Eramosa
Rockwood
Percy R. Peavey
Alabastine Ltd
James McPherson
Harvey
Georgetown
Acton Council Keeps Tax Rate At 49 Mills
A special Acton council meeting reviewed year estimates and kept the tax rate at 49 mills from last year. Receipts are conservative, expenditures trimmed, and the 1932 debit balance to be reduced by over 1200. Debentures rise gradually but finances project a strong position.
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Acton Council
Acton
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