Park Board Approves 1600 Building Permit Amid Legal Question
The Board of Parks Management convened to approve a 1600 building permit for two bathing houses at Lakeview Park. Discussion covered legality under the Public Parks Act, council authority, and an alleged illegal Park Fund Rate reduction, with Barbeau and Cook involved in clarifying governance and funding steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Parks Management
Acton Park
E. Q. Tyler
Barbeau
Chaiman Assures Bean
Tster
Ap Wes
Barks Board
Nota Coupes
Kubmlt
Barks
Behanman
Mr. Barbeau
Cook
Bo Rachlin
Finance Committee
Parks Board
Council
Finance Committee of Council
R.S.O
Artlele
Ment
Conncillor Barbeau
Arey
Pathe Management
Rotary Assembly in Toronto District 707 Officers Elected
Acton officers attended the Rotary International assembly at the Metropolis Hotel Toronto on April 28. Ted Hansen was elected president and Keo Halford elected secretary under chairmanship of DP c Prett Brettal with Governor Noriner Fab Lo Ray Kies present as district officials. Swansea Rosary Club hosted luncheon guests as districts gathered for the 707 initiative session. Daylight saving changes extended evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Interna. Hepa
The
Way Hotel
Toronto
Acton Rotary
Koa Ted" Hansen
Kcl "Keo Halford
Oute Tgoing
Prett Brettal
Noriner Fab Lo Ray Kies
Rotary Club
Aguesta
Swansea Rosary Club
Police Investigate Break-in and Car Theft
Corporal Ray Mason of the OPP reports two incidents on Tuesday night. A break-in occurred at a residence on Robert Late Sehawt Avenue Acton, and a car owned by Ray Atkinson of Main Street South was stolen from in front of his home. Police are investigating both incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mason
Lees
OPP
Robert Late Sehawt
Acton
Ray Atkinson
Main Street
Wikatelen
Hes Home
Firemen battle blaze as bulldozer ignites on highway
Firemen extinguished a blazing bulldozer early this morning on Hone of JOP BD OMourke Acton HW 4. The machine exploded into greasy black smoke as fuel reportedly vented from a gas tank, with bystander Mr Saunders helping control the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ron Saunders
RR. 2
O'Rourke Welding Company
Omourke
Fon Itera
Dane
OM Togeke
Saunders
Uegeerte
Georgetown Theatre Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Georgetown Theatre after a blast from fireworks caused extensive damage. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours before bringing it under control. No injuries reported, though two apartments and an office were affected. Building owner Gregory of Oakville supervised the incident.
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Georgetown
Hess
Georgeew
Meeturdas
API
Lashe
Acton Cand
Clawsers
Gregory
Oakville
School Additions Seek Municipal Approval in Milton
The Worth Helton Board approves a 1,043,008 expansion plan for Asree high school. The project adds seven classrooms a library art room a shop and two labs with a single gymnasium. Construction would extend along the town's southern boundary to serve about 900 pupils at an estimated 430 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asree High
Actes
St Acton
Churchill Road Water Project to be Completed in Six Weeks
Churchill Road water project advances with 600 feet of 12 inch main laid from Pret Burret to Une Daviddeon and 29 feet of 8 inch main installed. Work includes trenching, pipe laying, and new pumping controls to consolidate systems. completion expected within six weeks barring weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Road
Jo Goy
Tne Weler
Actin Council
Une Daviddeon
Pew
Davidson
Day
Gey
Pasard Te Ube Peo Jett
Ralph McKeown Installed as President of Y's Mens Club
Acton Vos Men’s Club held its April meeting to install Ralph McKeown as incoming president. District Governor AL Fallus presented the gavel as Basil Tippett of the National Council of YMCA Canada gave an address on world service and youth mindset, urging greater Christian duty and community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Vos Men‘s Club
Apol
Manuell Netha
Yoadaum
Acton
Atea
AL Fallus
Brantford Cluir
Ralph McKeown
Christ
Tippett
Buch
Observaton
YMCA
Att Ponte
Acton Y's Man's Club
C. F. Basil Tite
National Council of
Y.m.c.a’s
G. W. McKenzie
Y’s ‘S Clubs
Ontario
A. Fallis
Brantford
W. D. Elmar Smith
Acton Y
M. M. Nellis
Acton Y's Man‘s Club
Paving of Highway 1 Next Year Details Given to Milton Rotary
Manning engineer Ko Siddall of the Ontario Department of Highways told Milton Rotary members that Highway 1 from Toronto to Highway 25 will be completed next year with an entirely new route after wartime pauses. The project features limited access via interchanges and flyovers, a 70 mph design speed, two 24 foot paving lanes, 10 foot shoulders, and plans for future widening between sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ko Subtall
Manning
Ontario Department of Highways
Rotary Club of
Milton
Siddall
Highway 25
Fight
Papanalan
Highway 24
Hahway 10
Windane
Siddalle
Mrs. E. Leyland Re-Elected Head Of Night School
Mrs. E Leyland was re elected president of the night school committee at its annual meeting in the high school. The group voted to cut next season from 14 to 12 evenings due to a small operating deficit. New courses were proposed including rug making sketching plastics welding interior decoration and more while popular classes may be repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliiacs
Theight School Committee
EL Leyland
Huy Gatenby
John Stone
Jo Creighton
Florence Wilkin
Mira David Dills
George Bowman
Juan Chapman
Hella-Steve Ruoazell
Mra W Toth
Mra W. Coon
Mira H. Helwig
J. Inglis
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Lakeview
Larkesapw
Darbeau Alee
Quinn Ap
A. W
Bu Debug
Fereing Ae
Pole
Halton
Robert Little School
Grace
Donna Landsborough
Karen Heller
Margie A McKenzie
Susan Flaming
Jane McCraa
Barbara Symon
Atulegy
Masium-Assruobiy
Wis
TIO
Department of Eturation
Shuld
Department
Kaqurssing
Nawagewrye
Hhifla
Ko Yergrave Eaplain
Prinipel
Ache Memterre
Brown
South
Rayacaing
Milten
Sensléer
Neat Wrek
Milton Wgh School
Frank Rogers
J Marcellus
Roger Dalgneeult
Jobin i Walther
Mra Gunn
George
J. Reagin
JW Ficker
Mins Valeria Evans
FE Morgen
Arianigh
Misa Dorothea
Alann
Charman Jobe
Miltan
Ogblama
Orea Tia Justee Force
Prado
Fiourgelown
Igalli
Vnough
Conuinee
San End
Suapenson
Sia
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