Debenture Sale and Council Actions From Regular Session
The regular council session approved a 350000 debenture sale and logged numerous payments including Watsons Dairy and Grand a Tay references. The meeting addressed theft inquiries, sewer work safety, cemetery improvements, and preparations for a memorial service with engineer oversight and cost considerations.
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Harrison
Pichits
Watsons Dairy
Palmer
Manning Fierarene
Oakes
Thaompaon Motors Inn
Crump
Heintaman & Comune Fen Com O
Actonight
Talbot
Meeteain Member From England at Press Conference
A press conference in Oakville featured Sir Henry Hertlein of Acton Figland renewing overseas ties with Mra Dilla and delegates of the seventh Imperial Press Conference. Noted attendees included Governor and Mrs Loweun, Colonel the Honorable J J Attor, Lady Apter, Senator P Rupert, and Sir Henry Hertlein, who helped cement relations between Acton Figland and Acton England.
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Dilla
Acton
Henry
Actan
Bengland
Figland
Cornell Chamber
Sir Henry
Lal
Landen News
Bannockburn Institute Hosts May Meeting
The Bannockburn Women's Institute held its AY monthly meeting at Miss St. Young’s home. Plans were made for the annual event to be held on Bannockburn School grounds. Members voted to send $35 to the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund.
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Bannockburn Women's Institute
Rotary Annual Event Sets New Date And Evening Program
The Acton Rotary Club adjusts its annual fundraiser for Crippled Children. The Dominion Day event moved to Friday January 8 and will be an evening affair with new features to be announced.
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Acton Club
Acton Public School Grads Honored At Banquet
The Acton Public School graduating class of four was honored at the annual Home and School Banquet held at the YMCA. Association members served a planned meal and awarded five dollar prizes to top students. Guest speaker Mrs Skuce spoke on what students should get out of school.
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Cclass
Acton Public School
Thome and School Association
Ubvir
YMCA
Charan Hewitt
Lee
Gregrar
Jess
Gy Oakes
Thard Pact
Lawsen
W. Wolfe
Duke of Devonshire
Paul Lawson
Carol Fetterty
Maureen Kinread
Skuce
Tchook
Bill Skilling
Adlan Ingles
McKenzie
Diane Dawkins
Knox Church Garden Party Opens Acton Park Season
Acton Park hosted a Knox Church garden party launching the season with a Rockwood program. The event featured ministers and artists including violinist Stella Paul and tenor Vance, drawing a well known crowd in the community.
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KNOX
Acton
Rockwood
Jehan Bee Baear
Bean
Vance Alwaye
Cars Sideswipe Youths Involved One Hospitalized
A Saturday afternoon collision on a two lane road north of Ballhafad left one man hospitalized after two cars sideswiped and rolled. The drivers were Kentner Jr of Acton and Mia Deforest of Rion Tewnehyy. Thos Maras was treated at Guelph General. Several occupants escaped serious injury. total vehicle value estimated around $100. Constable Ted Walters investigated.
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Fin Road
Ballhafad
Kentner Var
Cor Wee Prat Kentner Jr
Acton
Mia Deforest
Rion Tewnehyy
Thos Maras
Guelph General Hospital
Mary Mourtain
Harold Smith
John Gann
Danny Porte
Margaret McQhiartie
Glen Walliams
Ted Walters
Lorne Scots Enter Waterloo Music Festival Contest
Lorne Scots band from Georgetown enter the Waterloo Music Festival with ten bands in their class. They perform after 2 pm alongside Hanover Musical Society and several other groups. CKCR will broadcast from the park on Saturday, with coverage noted.
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Waterloo
Georgetown
Hanover Musical Society
Brampton Citizens
Preston Legion
Kiel
Waterles Stanen Ckcr
Othe Park
Electras, Rachlin Star In Tight Loop Baseball Game
MSC features strong pitching from Wee and Coopers batting for Fores. Bob Brisees centers field as Bax ters and Rachlin top the loop in a contest that promises tough challenges ahead. Churchill notes young Colts will pose more surprises.
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Msco
Bob Brisees
Edie Wb
Msc
Fred Coopers
Fores
Bill Churchill
Colts
Rabhlin’s
Priessets
Townships Clash Over Unequal County Assessments
Halton County council debates assessment fairness with Acton Nassagaweya Nelson and Nassagaweya urging equalized figures. A motion to refer issues to the assessment committee passes as debate continues on by laws pensions and highway improvements.
Serious injury reported after truck accident near Walliatad
An accident near Walliatad left a man seriously injured and three others trapped in a truck cab. Emergency crews, including Arnold Maborry and Debwern Uhe, worked to free occupants as investigators assess the scene for causes and safety factors.
Prizes Awarded 10 Essay Winners In County Contest
Warden William Van Sickte presented prizes to ten essay winners at Hidten County Council’s regular meeting last Thursday. About 40 essays were received from 62 pupils. judging by RF Senderson, an Oakville teacher. Winners include Tan Fraser Oakville Central and Margaret Galbraith Horbury SS among others.
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Halton
Cogn
Gong Hui
Nassaga
George Currie
William van Sichde Strong
Alquest
Currice
Fsquasinige
Nelson Township
VanSichle
Nassagawerya
Acton
Burhanston
Taro
Georgetouwn
Milton S
Oakville
Massa
Bhrist
Joe Wickson
Woodland Orchards
Queen Elizabeth Highway
Spo
Department of Highways
Palermo
Bronte
Ander
Merton Crosen
Counce
Wickson
Tyler
Arante
Reeve K. Y. Dick
William van Sickte
Hidten County
Toy Smith
County Engine
Interagent
RF Senderson
Mr Smith
Council
Tan Fraser
Oakville Central
Margaret Galdbraith
Horby
Dorothy Willams
Georgetown
Morton Cunningham Star Local Bantams Win 8-4
Ross Morton pitched and John Cunningham starred with three hits as Acton Bantams defeated Brampton 8 to 4 in a seven inning game. Morton allowed five Brampton hits while Acton totaled eleven hits led by Cunningham and Morton.
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Morton
Cunningham
Brampton
Ross Morton
John Cunningham
Brampton Bantams
Ross
Johnny
Acton Bantams
Flower Town Pansees
Hoss
John
Acton Constag
Cherrans
Acton Club
Dec
Lioyd Masales
Harold Skilling
Georgetins
van Georkeetown
Waals
Acton
Skating
Kans
Jo Creasey
Po Lawson
RO Morten
Ro Emmerson
J White
J. Cunningham
Detour Revisions For Sewer Work On Main Street
Detour signs will change this week as sewer installations begin on Main Street from Church to Mill. Workers will bore under the ME Street railway crossing and will install services on Vimy Street to Main Street, while Peel Street from Young to Acton Blvd and Queen Street from Wellington to the Third Line will also be included in the project.
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Main Street
Church
Mill
Min Street
Fellows
ME Street
Vimy Street
Peel Street
Young
Acton Blvd
Queen Street
Wellington
Acton Announces Parade and Church Service for Town Commemoration
Acton plans a town parade and a combined church service to mark progress on the county assessment project started five years ago. The event features a parade led by Acton citizens and a Commemoration Service at the town park with a combined church choir and speakers.
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Acton
Acton Cihiens Tiemann
St Albans
Ubet
Arcfot
Gaeta Mart
Copice
Acton Hand
Actons
Neighbors Plan Progress Erin Installs Waterworks Georgetown Addition
Neighbouring municipalities voted on two measures, Erin waterworks installation costing 60000 and Georgetown school addition costing 190000, totaling 250000. Officials say the expansion will add rooms and students, not raise taxes, with a two year installation and a small eight vote majority.
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Progress
ERIN
Georgetown
Buble
Locals Win One as Finkbeiner Hits Sixth Home Run
Acton defeats Georgetown 7 to 2 behind Finkbeiner sixth homer in as many games. Sam Snyder pitched seven innings, yielding five hits as Acton piled up thirteen hits and seven errors by Georgetown aided the rally. The win improves Acton to 2 and 7 with Oakville next on Saturday in a tight upper-table clash.
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Apple” Finkbeiner
Buffalo Bison
Faw
Acton
Georgetown
Ieternight
Tilleen
Randers
Finkbetoer
Olas
Aoo Grand Alam
Waterdown
Actons
Merchants
Raider
Mel Spence
Sam Snyder
Oakville
Oaks
Home Helpers and Tale Meet at Knox Missionary Society
The Women’s Missionary Society hosted the annual Home Helpers and Tale meeting in the school room. Mrs RO Anderson opened after exercises and a memory of Mrs Ho London. Quilts and knitted items were displayed while Mr Curr, Presbyterial President, spoke on global needs and the Montreal meeting.
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The
Women's Missionary Society
RO Anderson
Ho London
A C Stewart
Midland
Marsh
Nixon
Curr
Robertson
Montreal
Mie Carr
Aeas
Mra Frindley
Mra Lockie
Mra Yates
Coming Events at Legion Hall and Commemoration Parade
Euchre at the Legion Hall Friday June 2 at 8 30 PM with prizes and lunch. Admission 3c under Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion. Veterans urged to attend commemorations Sunday June 25 meet at Legion Hall at 2 PM and join the parade leaving Town Hall at 2 15 PM.
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Euchre
the Legion Hall
Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion
Legion Hall
Town Hall
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Cerparsl
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Lezil
Councils
Spartan Construction Co
Jones and van Gils
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Cranei
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Raddick
Rearnimore and Co
Main St
Anderson
International Water Supply
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Windsor
Thompson Catled
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Nicol
Masan
Meeteain
England
Rotary
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Lorne Scots
Waterloo Music Festival
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LP Baxter
Radjin
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I Combers
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Walliatad
Arnold Maborry
Hyde
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Levy Nelson
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Lesy Georgetown
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Acton Park
Finkbeiner
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Mars. Carr
Base Meeting
Knox Missionary Society
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