Eramosa Council Refuses School Board Requisition
Eramosa Township Council votes down the school board requisition at May meeting held Monday May 4 and suggests reducing the mill rate. A reply to be sent by May 12. Reeve Joseph L. Quakes to sign agreement with Grand Valley Conservation Authority on planting Green. Treasurer-collector ordered to collect all arrears before 1858 by any legal means. Council plans a May 12 meeting at 8 pm and directs planning and development talks with local officials.
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Framosa Township
Cornell
Joseph L. Quakes
Grand Valley Conservation Authority
D. Forsythe
L. Marsden
God
Robert Ha
Milton
University of Toronto
Royce
Department of Planning and Development
Township Council
Frames Township Planning Board
Kitchener
Dept. of Planning and Development
Dept of Agriculture
Dept. of Public Welfare
Lowe
Rachlin
Dr. Hudson
J.T. Hurst
Cainei
Caineil
J. McGeschie
Duby
Public Utlives Commission
McLeod
Cook
Gog Tod Council
Council
Acton council debates taxes and cenotaph funding
Acton council wrestles with tax exemptions for the Legion and cenotaph alterations while reviewing market balances and a $170,000 debenture for a new school addition. Debate covers rental terms, future funding, committee referrals, and applications for a vacant council seat amid duties, notations, and procedural questions.
Conservation Bus Tour Reported By Local Authority Leaders
A six hour Conservation Bus Tour led by the MEER OM TT oe conservation authority advisory board and Halton officials toured the watershed Saturday. Participants included chairman Raymond C. Bry d'Ant and Halton Warden John A. Milne. The route covered Trafalgar Naasaaweyn Puslinch East and West Flimboro townships with stops at Lowville Park Cran sford's Fae Carlisle Dam Cedar Springs and the Zonmerian bridge on the Appleby Lime. At Crawford's Lake divers measured the depth of the lake at 72 feet with a four to six foot layer of insects observed fifty feet down. The tour also noted Cedar Springs George Pegg's Dakota mill run by a water wheel. Officials included Dave Mu Tecal fieldman Kenneth Mayall Mo Tornnta and George Atkins of the authority's education and public relations.
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Meer OM TT Oe Conservation Authority
Authority
Lowville Park
Cransford
Fae
Carlisle Dam
Cedar Springs
Crawford’s Lake
George Pegg
Dakota
Ontario
Dave Mu Tecal
Department of Phinnarind Development
Kenneth Mayall Mo Tornnta
Department
Old George Atkins
Guard
Two Services Held On Ascension Day
On Ascension Day last week the Rev. H. B. Stokreef celebrated the Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. A 9 a.m. service attended by school children of the congregation preceded the main service. Next Sunday is White Sunday with activities by the Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Stokreef
Suni
Mauritot
Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen
Respect for Police Is Urged By Church Club Speaker
The United Church Men's Club met with about 40 attendees as Grenville Davis, QC, Peel County Crown Attorney for 30 years, spoke on law and law enforcement. He urged members to respect police based on knowledge of the law and their duties in arrests, evidence, and charges.
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Rachlin
Peal
Lowe
McLeod
Castle
Council
Ospringe
Tnkminle
Greenock
Mimosa
Morley Wright
Guelph
Sgt Wright
Anid
Dale
Wright
O.p-P
Ar. Re
Church Men's Club
United Church Men's Club
Jim Ledger
Frank Prouse
Grenville Davia
Brampton
Peel County
United Church
Supreme Court
County Court
Magistrate’s Court
Palice
Met
Indies
Miss Thomson
C.glt
Women Officers Convene at Acton United Church Workshop
A workshop for women officers of the W.M.S. north Hallow district met at Acton United Church led by Marion Thomson field secretary of the Dominion Board W.M.S. of the United Church. Twenty four group members from Acton Milton Ballinafad Georgetown Lowville Nelson and Millgrove attended.
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W.M.S
North Hallow
Acton United Church
Misa Marion Thomson
Dominion Board
The
United Church
Acton
Milton
Ballinafad
Georgetown
Lowville
Nelson
Millgrove
H. R. Force
Court church committee cites juvenile delinquents from broken homes
The court church committee leader says juvenile delinquents often come from broken homes and notes that about 30 percent of fatal accidents involve a drinking driver. He advocates compulsory tests as part of the discussion. A group member expresses thanks as others sing. the Men's Club ends meetings until fall with officer elections to follow.
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Hoaman
Ainea Rhoemaxer
Walt Woodburn
Ted
Gordon McKeown
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Acton Free Press
Thurday
Eramosa
YMCA
Counsell
Pop
Alt
Legion
Mr. Pope
B. D. Rachan
Lew
Coun
Welfare Committee
York Town
Ja. M. Greer
UMLCA
Churchill Road
F Rogers
Assex
Planning Board
Murray
Oakville Humane Society
Paernzerd
Rach Jig
Hare
Sergi
O.P.P
Ospringe School
Ospringe W.I
W.i.s
D. G. Robertson
E. Archibald
Ospringe W.l
Anta Atkin
K. Stubbington
Rotary Club
W. Garden
Sixteen Mile Creek Conservation
Wil
Waffic
Achdola
Dept. of Transport
Toronto
Sgt. Wright
Anon Atkin
Tev
Amy Schaumier
Angory
Ruth Taylor
W M-S
Africa
C.g.lt.s
C.g.lt
W.mls
Hnd
Lovell Bros
All Y
Tenpro Distributors
Ont
Phone
CHWO
Oakville
Kca
Eenant Danie
Grant
Aston
E. L. Buchner
R.O
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