Indian name gives Cayuga constable a feather headdress
QP P. Constable Ron R Mason received an honorary Indian name agongowa at a Cayuga banquet on April 20 in Cayuga. Marvin Sky presented a large feather headdress as a token of friendship from the Cayuga band of the Six Nations reserve. Mason, who has served the Six Nations communities for ten years, has been transferred to Downsview but remains in Cayuga with his wife and family.
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Ron R. Mason
Agongowa
Cayuga
Marvin Sky
Matlon Todlan Reserve
Mason
Six Nations Reserve
Mazon
Downsview
Acton ‘Corp
Ray
Maxon
Mia
Pen Aime
Segoya
Cayuga Long House
Six Nations
Con
Ron Maton
Acton Corp
Ray Maton
Maton
Cons
Downeview
County roads status debated over Acton Esquesing plan
County council and Acton Esquesing representatives clash over designating a heavy truck road network as county roads. Reeve Hinton opposes council applying for county road status, urging a Mill Main to No 25 corridor instead. Debate centers on Highway Improvement Act interpretation and county highway cooperation.
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County Council
Acton and
Hinton
Acton
Duby
Drinkwalter
Limehouse
Acton Lingestone
Rent arena concession dispute settled at $500
The Parks and Recreation Committee and concessionaire Roy Goodwin resolved rent for the arena booth for the next year. The panel had raised the rate to 600 from 400, with Goodwin protesting the hike. The committee, after in camera review, kept the agreement at 500 and offered better notice of events through the arena secretary.
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Roy Goodwin
Parks and Recreation
Goodwin
Turn down service road plan split by council
The council discussed a private road and four Lakeview subdivision lots at their last meeting. Councillor Drinkwalley said committees allowed the alteration but the majority doubted the benefit to Midlington or the town. The committee expected issues, and Councillor McKenzie insisted a variance from the Committee of Adjustment would be required. Deputy Reeve F. Oakes agreed the road should not be placed there.
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A &Z
Lakeview
Drinkwalley Aid
Middington
McKenzie
Committee of Adjustment
F. Oakes
R. L. students visit Hatton County Council meeting
More than 40 Robert Little School students toured county facilities during the Hatton County Council monthly meeting. Warden W. Hunter greeted them with vice principal Douglas Copeland and Douglas Batkin. EMO Co-ordinator Bruce Moe Gregor led the tour, and refreshments ended the afternoon.
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Robert Little
Hatton County Council
W. Hunter
Douglas Copeland
Douglas Batkin
EMO
Bruce Moe Gregor
New curling club canvass for building fund goal
The curling club began a weekend canvass to gauge pledges for a new building. They target 250 to 350 members, with initial joining fees and annual dues to follow. Only club members will finance the project, and a 2.5 acre site on the third line north of Highway 7 is set aside for the new facility.
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Curling Club
Highway 7
O.P.P. Report Details Weekend Disturbances and Court Fines
The Acton O.P.P. records a busy May weekend with thefts and disturbances at the Dominian Hotel, followed by Milton court on May 13 where fifteen people were convicted on criminal, liquor and traffic charges. Magistrate Langdon imposed fines and licence suspensions, with total fines reaching over $2,000. The report laments wasted money and injuries from motor vehicle crashes during the holiday period.
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Coursa
Milton
Langdon
Planning board debates three new subdivisions plans
Planning board considered three residential subdivision proposals on Wallace Ave and Churchill Rd N. The Van Gils property on Main St N was rejected for rezoning from MI to R2 and a council decision is to be that it remain industrial. Proposals include 106 lots on Wallace St with 15 under 60 feet and possible drainage and hydro line relocations. Monex Construction seeks 24 lots on Churchill Rd and a township expansion of 40 acres, totaling over 200 potential units. Board favors planning the town and Esquesing land as a single unit and delaying approvals. Meeting attendance noted and $605.36 in accounts paid.
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van Gils
Main St. N
Catherine Matthews
Starr Real Estate
Seynick
Wallace Ave
Carr
Wallace St
McCallum
Bob Drinkwalter
Mill St. E
Monex Construction
Cobblall i
Churchill Rd
Esquesing
Conqdor
Flood
Planning Concsultants
Planning Board
Seynuck
Monex
Drinkwalter
Melbourne Blow
Stan Joe
Ted Tylor Jr
Iain Willams
County wards to be set by Septembers first
County council will set wards for the new county board of education by September 1 or the county judge will do so. Garfield Brown said the June 1 establishment deadline was amended. Wards must be based on end of June input, guiding which areas county board representatives will serve.
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County Board
County Board of Education
Garfield Brown
G, Currie
A. Ledwith
Minster of Health
Halton
Peel
Fire at Limehouse home caused by overheated air stove
Saturday evening at 7 p m firefighters were summoned to the home of Mrs Winnifred Roswell RLR 1 Limehouse where an air stove overheated and a blaze was quickly brought under control by the Acton brigade.
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Winnifred Roswell
RLR
Limehouse
Acton Brigade
Pilot Ed Long Receives Commercial License
Ed Long has been notified this week that he has received his Commercial Pilot's License, marking a milestone in his aviation career.
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Ed. Long
Park and Mill corner unresolved by Acton council
Uncertain Park and Mill corner discussed by Acton council last week. Minutes note transfer delays keep RR Parker residence verandah on town property. Mayor called it unfinished business for current council to resolve, with Councillor Tyler highlighting Main Street wall impact.
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Acton
Park and Mill & Corner
Tyler
Aldo
RR. Parker
Beardmore and Co
Main St
Hazardous Driving Remarks Prompt Community Safety
In outlying areas people were hurt and possibly others killed amid alleged injuries. The piece warns for courts to address violations of laws meant to keep you safe on the road. It urges personal responsibility and careful driving to prevent becoming a holiday statistic or ending up in hospital for months.
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Ufe
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Reeve Hinton
Mill-Main Corners
Mill
Thea Road
Hineton
Oakes
Roeve Hinton
Department of Highways and Post
McGuachle
Earth
Solar System
Mercury
Venus
God
R. L. Students County Council
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Acton O.P.P
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Air
Dominian
Twa Lddal
Gtrla
Uid
EB. J. Wilgan
Prompt Investment Corp., Ltd
Richmond
Toronto
Evga
Ellesmere Farm
R.R. No
Chen Ole
Vienna
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Noth
Nassaygaweya
J. Kuiken
B. Louttet
Household Finance
HFC
Georgetown
Main Street
Silver
Schick
Score
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Nowzeme
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Hopsack
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