Boyhood First Aid Recall Amid Drowning Rescue at Cheat Fairy Lake
In Acton Park on Sunday a 16 year old, Elizabeth Ziegler of Everton, nearly drowned at Cheat Fairy Lake. Ron Douglas and Ken Hawes employed artificial respiration while James Taylor, Brian Ruddy, Roy Arnott and others assisted. Firemen and Drs Garett, Kenney arrived. she revived and returned home with relatives after hospital observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairy Lake
Elizabeth Ziegler
Ron Douglas
Acton
Ken Hawes
Georgetown
Everton
James Taylor
Grimsby
Douglas
Mr. Hawes
Holger-Neilson
Brian Ruddy
Guelph
Roy Arnot
Jim Pope
Clark Armstrong
Mr. Arnott
D. A. Garett
W. G. C. Kenney
Miss Ziegler
Jerome Cudney
Guelph General Hospital
Mick Holmes
Bill Spiehugel
Henry Bittert
Jerome Cudnes
Ken Waller
Near drowning survivor tells tale of rescue at lake
Elizabet h Jigen 10 was pulled from Baars Lake Sunday after nearly drowning. Rescuers, including a cousin, revived her by artificial respiration. She recovered at Guelph General Hospital then returned home Monday afternoon after treatment on oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ziegler
John
Ruby
Jerome Cudney
Beverly + Cudney
Jean Cudney
Margaret, Cudney
Eddie Cudney
Grace Sevieringsa al
Eliabeth Jigen
Baars Lake
Guelph Generohospiial
Thy Fovwareld
Tollywang
Elizabeth Ziegler
Avion Mark
MW Constas
Levearokl
Beverly Cudney
Free Press
Eizabeth
Uhad
Pat Foo
More Office Space Delay for County Building
An administration request for extra space at the new Halton court house sparked a lengthy Tuesday council meeting. Debates over the $8,837 added expense stretched over two hours as motions clashed, lobbies and personalities were cited, and the plan to relocate administration space was questioned. The MAPTIN Committee later debated costs and potential cafeteria changes, aiming to avoid hindering departmental expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Court House
Hany
Newt
Tuesdas
Semmel
Offic
Court House
Garfield
Best Leading Election Service Vote Tells Tale
Halton County's Conservative candidate Sandy Best leads Liberal Dr Harry Harley by a narrow margin in Monday's oral election as 450 Service Votes await counting next Monday. With 45,430 ballots cast, both camps threaten a recount if results slip, amid a tense night of shifting totals and conflicting reports from party offices and media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Best
Halton County
Harry Harley
Habton
Llarne
Best
Burlington
Sybil Bennett
Georgetown
Pries
Oquawa
K. Y. Dick
CCF
Jack Henry
Harley
Dlaltan
Esquesing
Acton
Milton
Lev
Mr. Best
Liberal
Ro Y
Mr Best
Liberal Party
Halton
Parliament Hill
Harley Tiki
P.co Ad Liberal Committee
Radio Shafion
Hallon
Sundy Best
Wary Haley
de Watley
Libyrn
Hatley
Harley Wins Acton Vote Eight of Nine Polls
Acton voters backed Liberal candidate Harley by eight of nine polls amid a tense election night. Early tallies showed Conservative Sandy Best lagging, with results in Liberal headquarters and Conservative rooms reflecting mounting pressure. Final official results were delayed, with further figures expected Tuesday for the Acton pall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Acton
Born
Levers
Harry Harley
Sandy Best
Pally
Daisy
Janes
Dirk West
Armed Services
Proposed $25,000 Acton glove industry to start next week
Plans call for Teather Processing to erect a glove works on Main Street South in Acton with $25,000 equipment and a two month build. Co owners Joan Aas and Frank Geng expect operations to begin within two months, employing about 20 people. The plant will expand on property once held by Bert Mawar, with permits in process and a prior site paving completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Pallavres
Qeeentrys
Maan Street
South
Joan Aas
Crank
Acton Tops Enrollment Record in Community PS 1 Plan
First Acton unit registers 77 percent enrollment in the Community P.S.1 Plan, the highest achieved by any community visited. Gerry Lynch of the PS I thanks citizens and urges additional enrollments before Saturday noon deadline at the MIN St. office next to Lovell's butcher shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
P.S
Min St
Lovell
Stone School Overhaul Plans Revealed for Fall
Next fall Grade 12 and 64 classes will be held in the old Stone School beside the Robert Lushe public shout. Board property chairman Wallace Swackhamer and assistant principal Michael Bevan supervise the work. Shelves cupboards and some desks moved. Science equipment set to go in next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lushe
Wallace Swackhamer
Michael Bevan
Council Decrees A Dog's Life for Town Mutts Control
Local council imposes dog life rules for town mutts amid debate. Parking restrictions introduced by officials to curb nuisance driving and vehicle storage near commercial areas draw opposition from motorists and business leaders. Residents express concern about enforcement and potential impact on daily life.
Arena Sprinkler System Minus Booster Pump OK'd
council meets Tuesday evening as the MoT committee reports progress on the Gammaiee at Gnaghealy session. J Bert Weald tells colleagues the Churchill Road North to Main Street North water line is completed and digester lid work continues, with Peninsula changes to pressure maps and a warning about pressure increases before October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comal O
Ind Awater
J Bert Weald
Churchill Road
Main Street
Hu Divas Faten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ron Dongle
Ror Agton
Cormerbrook Nurseries
Gir
Elvabeth Zregter
Acta Free Press
Oma
Ken Ehiwes
Georgetown Niu
Anita Isan
Revie
Ehvebod
Fiaee Bross Yn Wong
Ron Doughes
Wits
Bow
Pope Amd
Studdherny
L. Hasty
Heverly
Elizabeth
Brown
Cotunal
Ottrossey
Armstrong
Oakville
Reeve Herd
Social Credit
Wilsongale
Hindton
Rouleat
Wilson
Hon
Kelly New S
Burtington
de. Harley
Fis
Mr. Rest
Pall
Hanley Best
Rouleau Wilson
Lib
NDP Socreal
Front Duar
Gein Northen
Oh Es Ua
G. Hagcett
Cyril Leighton
Counce Chambers
K. Ball
The
Fee Partaas
Bert Mawar
Tsepee
Stone School
Cecil Robot
Mir Wosal
Caleagues
Juho Gox
Count Theis
Wanier
Uine
Mio Wood
Denny
Prom Pets
AMT
Saat Cab
Wasson
John Gov
Council
Artes
Hamilton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!