More Water Necessary Dog By Law Stands
Council awarded tenders totalling 118 477 74 for disposal plant and pumping station equipment. Jones and Van Gils submitted the lowest bid for construction at 80 970 74. Council refused to amend the dog by law and agreed to study a future motion. They discussed guaranteeing extra water for a new process and approved park refreshment concessions. Building and subdivision questions were referred to next steps with staff. Street pole removal and rear house service connections were approved pending waivers. Police detachment funding was increased and Corporal Mason may take over duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones and van Gils
Acton
Achwecher
Hamilton
George Vardy Ltd
Toronto
Jones and
van Gils
Council
W. J. Beatty
Wir W Ruddick
Scout and Guide
Counct
Tme
Frank Crump
W. Beatty
Municipal Board
Jack Leishman
Coouncil
Court of Revision Council
Mason
St Alban's Church Plans New Parish Hall This Summer
At a large meeting St Alban's Church approved a two year fundraising drive for a new parish hall costing about 10 000. A two story brick building between the church and rectory will be built this summer with volunteer labor. A financial campaign will be led by Dr F Oakes with a building committee and wardens listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Alban’s
Fog Oakes
Une
Connect
Une Pot
T Ci Joma
JT Jolley
Wo Denny
Neaton
A Clifford
T J Cooke
Wm Coun
A S Ware
W Haydon
Rom Root
Leaberland
Ware
S Snow
St John’s Church
Rockwood
Acton
Rockwood Cup
Past Presidents Presented at 25th WMS Anniversary
The Missionary Society of the United Church marked its 25th anniversary with a gathering at Mrs C L Poole’s home. President Miss Mo Tennett led a program on church union and the group honored past leaders with red rose buds as mementos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the United Church
C .L. Poole
Moo Tennett
Poole
EO Hawthorne
Missionary Society
Servic
A T. Brown
S Reid
J O W. Narbaree
E J. Caldwell
Mr Bennett
Mra Poole
Mra H. Kott
Mra Selwood
Malnprize
Two youths Convicted in Milton Robbery Case
Two young men were arrested and jailed by Provincial Constable J A NeNiven after breaking into Art Brown's motor parts business on the Seventh Line Salver Creek. Airdrie 32 and Darrow Johnston 18 of Acton pleaded guilty before Magistrate Kenneth McLangdon in Milton. Airdrie also admitted breaking into Peter Lafleur's Orton home and stealing a radio. They face sentencing May 31 with Crown Attorney Nioya D Dingls presenting.
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Milton
J. A NeNiven
Art. Brown
Salver Creek
Brown
Georgetown
McNiven
John Airdrie
Darrow Johnston
Acton
Airdrie
Johnston
Kenneth Mo Langdon
Peter Lafleur
Orton
Nioya D. Dingls
Oakville Oaks Open Season Against Acton In Opener
Oakville Oaks visit Acton as six team Halton County Intermediate circuit begins. Oakville projects strong roster with last year semi finalists Ray Patterson and Frankie May, while Acton fields coach Matt Tyler’s improving squad led by Sam Snyder and Don Ryder on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County Baseball Association
Wall
Fergus
Georgetown
Millon
Waterdown
Oakville
Acton
Gurlph
Frankie May
May
Hamilton Studebakers
Studebakers
Acton Club
Matt Tyler
Mound Corps
Sam Snyder
Sam
Don Ryder
Mel Jordan
Southnaws
Guelph
Spike” Scott
Phancha
Harold Townsley
Jumorm
Guelph Way
Lorne Masters
Bud Hunstadtler
Jack Waterhouse
Coanhd
Fennell Insty
Marton
Dude
Lindsay
Clayton
Owen Masales
Rob Footttab Jordan
Jackie Kentner
Ab Robinson
Footitt
Agate
Matt
Tyler
Milton
Kitchener
Free Press Schedules Victoria Day Holiday
The Free Press will stay open on Wednesday for the Victoria Day week but close all day Friday May 26. This arrangement keeps publication on schedule with the Thursday afternoon issue and provides staff a long weekend.
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Free Press
Sewerage Cave-In Buries Worker Briefly
Andrew Johnstone of ER nearly drowned when earth collapsed on him during sewerage work on John St south of MNL A. Ten feet of earth covered him to his neck for about eight minutes before coworkers freed him. He received prompt medical treatment and was rescued.
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Alment
Andrew Johnstone
Adents
John St
Mnla
Halton County Children's Aid Society Annual Meeting Report
An audience in Milton gathered May 6 for the Halton County Children's Aid Society annual meeting. Wm. Deans chaired. G F Thompson presented the report and Mixa Elizabeth Govan addressed on child welfare. The discussion highlighted home care over removal, with 15 cases in the Protection Department and 197 children affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Mame
St. Paul's United Church
Milton
Children’s Aid Society
County of
Halton
Wm. Deans
Georgetown
GF ‘Thompson
Mixa Elizabeth S. IL. Govan
Canadian Welfare Council
Ottawa
Children's Aid Society
Ontario
G. F. Thompson
Protection Department
Festival Draws 1 338 For High Grade Performance
The Victoria Minion Hand of Know Church marked the fiftieth anniversary of its founding in 1900 with a festival featuring leadership by Mrs COS Sanith and a tea while readers of the past fifty years were named. Choirs, soloists, and groups from multiple schools competed with praise for the dedication of teachers and students across Maltonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Minion Hand
Know
Actacus
Victoria Mission Hand
Tte Firat
Mre
Acton High Sebunl
Ube
Tae Min
OS Vhassardd
Lark
Hev Abc Armetrene
Mission
Fand
Explorer
Sean Jones
Mera Hasagrd
Huby Clark
Mra Armatrong
Mins
Aetty Sinclair
Mra
F S Wlow
Mira Ittt Armatrong
Explorer Grog
Knox Church Women Hold Interesting Meeting
The May session of Know Church Senior Auxiliary WMS met at the home of Mix J Wassard on May 1st. Vice president Mra At Jan Jo Buchanan led the session with devotions by Mra S Hollinger and others, notes on synod and rally attendance, and reports on upcoming missions as hymns were sung and prayers offered.
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Know
Heme
Mix J Wassard
Jan Jo Buchanan
Mira S Hollinger
EO J Hassard
Min Allison
Wlanset
Mra
Bos Cooper Mias
Hella Rowell
FS Mow
Wow
Belleville
Wo Mainprise
Bente
Winterburn
Laura Gray
J Haxsard
C Hansen
So Hollinger
Ll. Gray
Fos
Cnopec
Acton Rotary Launches Winnipeg Flood Relief Drive
Acton Rotary Club spearheads the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund to aid thousands affected by the Red River flood. The drive plans donations from individuals and organizations through local banks with receipts issued for tax purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Red River
Acton Rotary Club
Manitoba
Rotary Club
Acton
Will
Community events and club notices skim Acton area
Pancake supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Wo Leitch on Friday May 26 from 6 30 to 8 10 pm. Grand opening at Acton Park Pavilion on Saturday May 27 with Glen Smith and Wis Merrymakers. Acton Lawn Bowling and Tennis Club meeting Friday May 10 at 8 pm. Euchre event Tuesday May 23 at St Joseph's Church Hall 1 5 pm admission 35 cents. Garden party June 19 at Acton Park by Knox Church Choir. Victoria Day Celebration Hillsburg May 24 features games and bingo with admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children.
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Churchill
Wo Leitch
Acton Park Pavilion
Glen Smith
Wis Merrymakers
Acton Lawn
Legion Hall
Acton Park
Knox Church Choir
John Rockwood
Hillsburg
Hillsburg- Baw
Ste
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Lezal Firater
St. Alban’s Church
W.M.S
Brown's
Silvercresh
Oakville Oaks
Lesk
Oaskville
Victoria Day
Miss Govan
Knox Mission
Adjudizstes
Miben
Maltonia
LD Caust
Go Roy Fenwick
Provinciel
Fenwick
DAMA
Cla
Kenneth Giles
Ot. I. Skuce
Invengeretor
Nasangaweya Township
North Halton School
Suzanne Foster
Mount Nemo School
Janet Perkins
Linbrook
Mary Sosmowaki
Patricia
Margaret Morrison
Bannockburn
Marilyn Langton
Lowville
Mary Teresa Quinlan
Campbellville
Sandra Black
Knox Church
Cnh
St. Joseph's Chuch Hall
St. Girard's Club
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