Brookville School Expansion Stirs Nassagaweya Debate
Gordon E Agnew voices taxpayer concerns over Nassagaweya School Board plans to build a second large public school at Brookville, possibly closing Campbellville, arguing risks of fire, pollution, epidemics and atomic attack, plus costs and duplication of facilities. He urges residents to attend June 20 council meeting.
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Nassagaweya
Nassagaweya School Board
Nassagaweya Council
Brookville
Campbellville
Nassagawega
S.ac
Brookvile
Camp
Bellville
Campbellvillle
Planning Board
Council
Resuscitator missing from Campbellville pond notice
Village bulletin reports a resuscitation airway device missing from the pond area after a St David's Presbyterian Church Mission Band gathering. Community members urged return of the item and thanked for prompt reporting. It also notes rabies risk advisories and safety guidance from local officials.
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St. David's Presbyterian Children of
Church Mission Band
Brendan Colling
Patricia VanSickle
Kimberly Henderson
Cindy Coulter
Anne Mahon
Sharon Cramp
Holly Hurren
Deborah Bill
Katherine Elliot
In Fog Vehicle Headlights Reflect Less Light
In heavy fog, tow beam headlights reflect less light back to the driver than high beam headlights.
Campbellville Brownies honor bride to be and others
Campville Brownie Pack hosted a surprise kitchen shower for Bride to be Jean Ella, with notable guests including Mrs. James Baynton and Mrs. Beverley Ella. Other social items include St Davids Presbyterian gatherings, a Formosa missionary report, and a 25th wedding anniversary surprise at Fischers Hotel with family and many neighbours attending.
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Gordon Agnew
John Inglis
Bert Walton
Edgar Cairns
Lennard Andrews
Kenneth Moore
Darlene Ferrer
Glenn Mitchell
George Goldstraw
Mirs A. Peterson
William McPhail
Douglas Inglis
Janice Inglis
Lloyd Crawford
Hardy Purdy Jr
Lloyd Bayley
Ray Griseld
Mrr
Stewart Cramp
George Rollins
Kenneth Elsley
Charles Mitchell
Walter Hambly
Hambly
Women's Institute
Ist
Campbellville
Jean Ella
James Baynton
Beverley Ella
Shirley Ela
George Gadd
Pamela Hambly
Packy
Edward Mahon
Roy Turner
Timmins
James Bradley
Peter Bradley
Midland
Crystal Clay
Windsor
William McLaren
Wallace King
St. David’s
James Sutherland
Furrow
Formosa
St. David’s Presbyterian Church
Nassagaweva Presbyterian Church
Sandra Black
Jill Cannon
Margaret McPhail
Sandra
Terence Moore
Joan
John Wheelihan
Fischer
Stoney Creek
London
Milton
Port Credit
Guelph
Freeston
Santo Domingo
Robert Elliot
Frank Wheelihan
Switzer
Acton Open golf tourney heats up at Hornby Towers
Duffers gear for Acton Open at Hornby Towers Golf Course with trophies, golf balls and meals as prizes. About 40 tickets sold at Sports Corner with inclusive meal. tee off at 10 a.m. Handicaps use OGA system for members while others tally scores by Atlantic method. Several players have practiced, aiming for main trophies as final results hinge on tallies.
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Hornby Towers
Towers Course
Mosquito Park Thriller as Herb's Falls to Archie's Crew
In a tight game at the mosquito infested park Howie Leader pitched six innings for the losers Archie relieved him. Leaders triple and doubles by Howard Pearce Jeff Fryer Bruce McArthur Len Varey paced the attack as Herb's outhit 17 to 8 and led 9 0 at the fourth. Harold Townsley collected five hits for Herb's while Bill Shannon added two. Six errors helped seal the defeat for Herb's in a tough loss for the league's newest entry.
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Archie
Howie
Long
Howie Leader
Howard Pearce
Jeff Fryer
Bruce McArthur
Len Varey
Herb’s
Harold Townsley
Bob Doyle
Fred ” Archibald
Herb Dodds
Bill Shannon
Natural Resources Canada on fish supply and benefits
Natural Resources Canada notes fish and seafood from domestic and foreign markets offer a wide range of products. Fresh, frozen, canned, smoked or dried fish provide protein minerals including calcium phosphorus and iron. Iodine is present in salt water fish and fish is easily digested for all ages.
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Natural Resources
Canada
Lorne Scots to Troop Colors in Brampton 100th Anniversary
Century old Lorne Scots (Peel Dufferin Halton) mark 100th anniversary with troop of colors at Brampton fair grounds 3 p.m. Governors General Vanier will take salute. Madame Vanier attends. Ceremony part of Brampton Flower Festival. Over 300 men two bands participate with Milton district musicians. Honorary Colonel Barber and Lt Col Smythe attend.
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Lorne Scots
Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment
Brampton
Georges P. Vanier
Madame Vani
Brampton Fair Grounds
Milton
Finlay MccCallum
Lorne
John R. Barber
Conn Smythe
Police radio monitor installed in Acton OPP office
Acton OPP detachment now has a police radio monitor in the office. The compact unit, about the size of a transistor radio, can receive calls from headquarters police cars and the local cruiser. Messages can be sent from car radios but not from the new office system.
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Acton
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