Becket or ladder for linemen cost gap eyed
Officials debated whether to buy a new bucket truck or a ladder at a $8,000 difference. Mayor and commissioners pressed for written justifications, while considering safety, use, and nearby equipment as they weighed options for the upcoming construction season. An underground line idea and substation upkeep were also discussed.
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Hydro
Beauwesland
Tyler
Commissioner Beatty
Mr. Mason
Mason
K Iy
Beatty
Duby
Lineup of hydroplane event and prize list at Good Lines shoreline
The Good Lines shoreline hydroplane meet ended with trophy handouts by Y's Men and ticket chair Mansy Nellix. Winners received items including an electric hair diver and a frying pan while sponsors and volunteers from Acton YMCA and local clubs supported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ith
Mansy Nellix
Hazel Dumper
Georgetown
Jack Bell
Toronto
RS. Parsons
Acton
Credit Valley Boat Co
Norval
Actan ‘Y's Men's Club
Dominion Hotel
Station
Peter Brockhaven
Queensway Motor Sales
Imperil Ou
John Weldon
Dau g hters of Knows Meet At Mrs Price Home
The June meeting of the Dau ghters of Knows gathered at Mrs He Price home with Mrs W Spielvogel presiding and greeting former member Mrs A Pateas now in Kitchener. A Bible study and games followed. a barbecue supper was served indoors due to weather.
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Daughters of Knows
He Price
W. Spielvogel
A. Pateas
Kitchener
Buchanan
Helen Holmes
FE. A. Hansen
C. Ashley
Delieros
A. J. Buchanan
BR Moore
W. Spietvagel
Mas J. Pink
Price
Church Bus Trip and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Grade 6 pupils from Limestone public school joined a bus trip to the OAC on Tuesday with accompanying families from the locality. Hamilton paid a Father's Day visit with his father who recently turned 80 at Crooksville. Families including the Davidsons and Thompsons joined Mr and Mrs Howard McArthur and others visiting Beamsville and Grahsi e. A 28th wedding anniversary gathering for Elmer and Mrs McEachern was held at Belfountain Inn with about 30 attendees from Erin, Breslau, and surrounding areas.
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OAC
Ward
Hamilton
Coorksville
R. CL. Davidson
Wm. Thompson
Howard McArthur
Arthur Griffin
T.kelles
Erin
Beamsville
Graxsie
Leslie Swackhamer
Swackhamer
Jeter Thiessen
Guelph
Elmer McEachern
Belfountain Cin
Satuday
A. Damm
Karen
Linda
W. J. McDonald
Gordon
Breslau
R. F. MacArthur
Vernon Archer
Georgetown
Sun_ thay
Y. M. C. A. Closes For Summer Break
The Y M C A doors closed for the summer on Saturday June 15 and will reopen Monday September 23. The last two Saturday shows sponsored by the Y s Men s club were canceled due to lack of interest by children. Swimming classes at the Guelph Y pool are discontinued for the summer months and swimmers have received award cards for completing tests for first through fourth stars.
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Y.M.C.A
Guelph Y Pool
Shower honors bride to be Beverley Smith at aunts home
Miss Beverley Smith was guest of honor at a miscellany shower Tuesday evening June 4 at the home of her aunts Mrs. Harry Murray and Mrs. Ruby Hansen. Friends and relatives enjoyed contests and opened gifts assisted by Canol Hansen and Sherrill Murray. Lunch was served to conclude the evening.
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Beverley Smith
Miscellane
Shower
Harry Murray
Ruby Hansen
Beveres
Canol Hansen
Sherrill Murray
Car Damage After Rollover on Seventh Line
A vehicle rolled over Saturday afternoon on the Seventh Line above Ballin ated causing about 400 in damage to Edward Raymond Smith of RR Georgetown. He sustained no injuries.
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Edward Raymond Smith
Georgetown
Ballinatad
Fox bounty boosted to seven dollars to curb rabies
Halton County Council backed raising the fox bounty from five to seven dollars as health officials warned foxes are the main rabies carriers. Reeve George Leslie opposed the move, while Reeve John Robertson urged offsetting costs with hunting incentives and a short trial period through next January.
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George Leslie
Halton
Reeve Sealle
John Robertson
Nasxagaweva
C.A. Martin
Green Licences On Sale Monday
A new color of licence plates will appear on Acton tricks next Week white on green. These licences cover the second quarter of the year under the quarterly system for Ontario commercial vehicles and trailers. The July August September licences went on sale Monday at the Acton office or issuer Jack Hargrave. Those with small boats and cottage equipment and farmers with seasonal business find quarterly licensing advantageous.
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Acton
Ontario
Jack Hargrave
Nassagaweya P C Association Elects Officers
The Nassagaweya P C Association met in Brookville hall on May 31 to elect officers for 1963 and 1964. County president Gordon Beatty of Acton chaired as Floyd Hammond was re elected president with June Andrews as lady vice president Stewart Cramp as vice president and Mary Thomas as secretary treasurer. Chairmen elected were Charles King Roy Wood Lloyd Stokes Dr B Young Bill Price and Ken Tuck.
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Nassagaweya P.C. Association
Brookville Hall
Gordon Beatty
Acton
Floyd ‘Hammond
June Andrews
Stewart Cramp
Mary Thomas
Charles King
Roy Wood
Lloyd Stokes
Dr. B. Young
Bill Price
Ken Tuck
Miss Mary Redmond Retires from Bell in Barrie Dinner Dance
Long time Bell Telephone employee Miss Mary Redmond retires after 36 years of service with Bell. A retirement dinner in Barrie honored her with gifts from Barrie staff and guests including Don Marshall and AL Gierson. She is noted for active Pioneer Club involvement and leadership roles.
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Bell
Acton
Mary Redmond
Bell Telephone Company
Barrie
Don Marshall
Walle
AL Gi. Gtson
Hamilton
Champlain Council
Pioneer Club
Owen Flynn
Otter
Karen Small
Guelph
Redmond
Pianeer
Leo Campbell
Oril
Miss Redmond
Mro
Ralph Ballagh
Ruth Redmond
Amuln Street clothing moves and river crash noted
The editorial page photo shows Hydroplanes at a hairpin turn where drivers ended in the water after a spill. Churches seek former member lists for fall anniversary services as park vandalism and lamp post damage prompt police alerts and notes of repair efforts.
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Wese
Presbytérian
Tata
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C.E
Rudolph Spleivogel
Gordon Currie
Alex Orre
Harry Osterbein
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Jim Inglis
Willian
Middleton
William Sproston
George Mutselle
Hinton
Jon
Ontario Hydro
Joice Swéanor
Commission
Ray Arble
No. 2
Spic and Span
Apes Prs SA
Reeul
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Jim Toohes
Qakiulle
Dennis Face
Toront
Steve Ware
Camek
Burlington
Bas Mahler
Picton
Helma Hoess
Joho Finatles
Qabiitle
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George Gre
Spike Burns
Onsen
Hugh Krowh
King
John Webster
Joh’ Webster
Roy Warner
Oakville
Frank Antron
Cid
Earl Masales
Dobecthien
Bill Dawkins
Clarence Rognvaldson
David Gohn
Mansell Netliss
Ed Footitt
Dairmerats
Hatton
Reeve Robertson
Owe
Leas Fox
Lesa Rables
Minton
Wentworth
Peel
Wellington
Leslie
Mila
Reeve Ledle
Gordon Gallagher
Elington
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New
P.C
Nassagaweya
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
EB. P. Head
St. George's Square
Jack Ridley Cartage
Farm Service and
Riviera
Holy Cross Home
Gare Consurance
Boz
Mason Caps Bernardin
Maple Leaf
Pet Ritz
Aunt Marn
Safeco-Genral
Safeco General Pla
Safecogeneral
Benedite
Denny’s Insurance Agency
Bill
Harold
Patm Nat Léas
Devon
HEINZ
Fetra
OMO
Casal
Chase & Sanbor
Hellmann
Save
Catalina
Newport
Canada
Tenpro Distributors Ltd
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Sunshine School
Holy Cross
North Halton
Amuln
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Lightman
MacKay
Roy Amott
Cal Prize
Falry Lake
Palige
Georortown
Ont
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Kid Gallahad
Elvis Presley
Lois Albright
Jerry Lewes
Seavied-Wathe
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Rockwood
Ferkse
Caraga
Orivela
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