Esquesing and Georgetown settle fire service agreement
Esquesing agrees to pay forty five percent of the town budget for Georgetown’s fire department totaling thirteen dollars as settlement of a dispute dating to October eleven. The towns required signature by April thirtieth or else the Georgetown fire truck would be moved from Esquesing hall.
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Esquesing
Georgetown
Georgeto
Veteran scoutmaster Wilfred Coles dies at 85
South Africa and World War I veteran Wilfred Coles of Acton died at 152 Church St on April 23 in his 86th year. Funeral held at Acton Baptist Church with Rev. S. C. Gammon. longtime Scout leader and Legion life member, he served in the Boer War, World War I, and contributed to Boy Scouts and local militia. Survived by wife, son Ernest of Guelph, daughter Jessie, six grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Interment at Fairview Cemetery.
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Acton
Canada
Wilfred
Coles
Church St
Acton Baptist Church
S. C. Gammon
Ralph Baster
Preston
Mr. Coles
Blue Springs
Baptist Church
Churc
Canadian Legion
South African Veterans of Toronto
Stogumber
Somerset
England
Somerset Light Infantry
South Africa
Alice Stigant
Toronto
Ypres
5Th Batallion
164Th Batallion
Ton St
Welland Canal
St. Catharines
Decow Falls
Lorne
Chovaliers
Henry de Vries
1St Acton
Ernest
Guelph
Jessie
Hartley
Paul Coles
Sam Brunelle
Art Ford
Cabs Students Hear Of Safety Milton OPP Report
During April 23 to 29 Milton Ontario Provincial Police logged 869 patrol hours and 7950 miles on area highways. 31 traffic charges were laid, 21 warnings issued, 36 vehicles checked, and 41 convictions recorded. Const Joyce spoke to 15 Milton Cubs and 415 pupils at three schools. Four stolen flags recovered at Oakville. Officers assisted in the search for Marianne Schuett, missing from Kilbride.
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Milton Detachment
Ontario
W. Joyce
Milton Cubs
Oakville
Marianne Schuett
Kilbride
Esquesing considers urban board rep and dump issues
Esquesing councillors critiqued dump fires and paper dumping along the fourth line at Monday’s meeting. Reeve Leslie noted rubbish arrivals from rail tracks, while Tom Hill urged stricter dumping supervision. debate over joining the North Halton Urban Board continued with a May 10 Georgetown meeting and Tom Hill was delegated to attend.
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Tom Hill
North
Goodlett
Patterson
Currie
Hill
Reeve Leslie
Glen Williams
Norval
Boy Scouts and
Girl Guides
Esquesing Council
Aloor
K. C. Lind
Say
Acton
North Halton
Jis Rural
Week's five fire calls include hotel, two dumps
Acton Firefighters fought multiple blazes in the past week including a repeat hotel fire in the Dominion Hotel kitchen area and grass fires at a motel site. They also contained dumps in Esquesing township and Acton with extensive hose lays and traffic diversions noted.
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Dominion
Esquesing
Acton
Silvercreek
Dominion Hotel
Ada
Glenlea
Ransom
Cedar Springs
Guelph Student Hired for Park and Arena Maintenance
University of Guelph student Tom McKeown has been hired by the parks and recreation committee to assist Frank Thompson this summer. They will work on flower beds, the beach, and grass maintenance at the park and arena.
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Guelph
Tom McKeown
Parks and Recreation Committee
Frank Thompson
Wreckless Driver Sparks Short Lived Turmoil
A reckless driver triggers brief disturbances before authorities intervene. No serious injuries reported as the incident ends quickly. Local residents recall the event as a fleeting disruption on the roadway.
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Orangeville
Urban Board
Reeve Leshie
Halton & Peel Trust
Halton & Peel Trust & Savings Company
Brampton
Burlington
Cooksville
Milton
Simcoe
Delhi
Mill Street
John A. Edgar
Bill Yundt
Frank Hollingshead
New
Securities Act
Ontario Securities Commission
Commission
Ings
Department OF Financial and Commercial Affairs
Edward Street
Queen's Printer
Breadalbane Street
H. L. Rowntres
Commer