Human Rights Film Shown At Osprings Women’s Institute
A film titled A Day In the Life of Jonathan Winter depicted the Human Rights Code at an Ospringe Women’s Institute meeting hosted by Mrs. D. G. Robertson. Mrs. Gordon Aitken presided as convener, with delegates discussing equality and discrimination while honoring Doris Fines and celebrating longstanding service with cake and socializing. Married couple Robert Viletstra and Laurel Stubbington wed at Stone Church in Eramosa with a community dance to follow.
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Jonathan Winter
Gordon Aitken
Osprings
Women’s Institute
D. Go. Roberteyn
Mrg. Aitken
Brenda” Bruce
Phudent
Cons Taltzees
C. Storey
Mra. K.vKloogter
Mire
Dorset
Robert Viletstra
Laureel Stubbington
Eramosa
County council debates convention attendance and criticizes policy
At a county council meeting the approved attendance of the county engineer and assistant at a Toronto convention was upheld while the assessor's trip to the International Association of Assessing Officers convention in St Louis was defeated. Deputy Reeve Gillies criticized the process saying more conventions could blow the budget. Reeve Hinton withdrew a recorded vote request and the assessor motion failed.
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County Council
Toronto
St. Louis
Reeves
Gilflex
Oakville
Reaves
Gallagher
Burington
Reeve H. Hinton
Acton
International Association of Assessing Officers
Reeve Gillies
Reeve Hinton
Victoria Day Flags and Park Work Highlight Quiet Weekend
Eee Press briefs note extra flags for Victoria Day and a park grass cut twice this year. The Ontario Police report no fireworks injuries during the weekend, a few fireworks seized by the OPP. Five town accidents occurred over the weekend, none since early May. A juke box installation for the upstairs auditorium was announced by arena manager Harold Townsley.
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O.P.P
Harold Townsley
Cadillac Driver Rescues Jalopy Then Loses Control
A battered car stuck in mud is pulled free by a Cadillac driver rushing to a pressing appointment. The larger car speeds away with a chain still attached, forcing a highway patrol to intervene as the Cadillac guns toward the road at high speed while the stranded jalopy honks behind.
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Samaritan
11 Accidents In Busy Week In Milton Ontario
Officers of the Milton Detachment Ontario Provincial Police investigated 11 accidents in the past week resulting in three deaths and one injury. Property damage totaled 7410 dollars. Eight charges were laid for careless driving failing to share the road at half and other violations.
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Milton
Ontario
Magstrate
Tadness
Y's Men Plan Auction and Rummage Sale Drive
After their regular meeting in the Y Thursday, the Y's Men will canvass the town for articles for an auction and rummage sale on Saturday. The club divides into seven groups with captains to cover the area.
Collision on Willow Street Causes Notable Damages
On Friday May 17 at 3:40 p.m. two cars collided on Willow St at the Legion driveway. Peter Cameron Fraser of Acton driving north and Effie Ann Thompson of Erin turning north, with a partly obscured view, caused damages of 60 dollars to the Fraser vehicle and 25 dollars to Thompsons.
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Willow St
Legion
Peter Cameron Fraser
RR. 3
Acton
Willow
Effie Ann Thompson
R.R. 2
Erin
Fraser
Thompson
Fire brigades adopt army radio code in Ontario drills
Oakville fire brigades join Acton Georgetown Milton and Burling ton in a mutual aid radio code exercise. Thirty firefighters learned the new system replacing police type 10 4 messages with armed forces style terms. The shift to 24 hour timing and new phrases aims to reduce confusion during emergencies.
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Roger
Wilco
Fetion
Oakville
Ontario
Acteon
Georgetown
Milton
Burlington
Day's gift: the fate of now, not the future unknown
A reflective note urges embracing the day as it comes rather than seeking tomorrow's outcome. It encourages acceptance of present events as they unfold as a personal philosophy.
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D. G. Robertson
Brian Robertson
Montreal
Acton Free Press
Gillies
Eee
e-Dublis Women’s Institute
Rochester
Fairy Lake
Eryone
Quack
Halton
Peel
Mountsberg Workshop
Halton Region
Ority’s
Frank Timmermans
Carl Middlebrook
Heather McCuaig
Army
A. E. Clamant
Halton Mutual Aid
Caroline Flower & Garden Shop
Halton Heights Golf & Country Club
Pii ‘Eifes
Peyer Ander
Rc Roth
Public Library
Reigitsr
Hauis
Briam
Elliot
Bruce
Hunsberger
Jon’ Hurst
IGA
IGA Hele
IGA Foods
Toya
Haddock & Batter
Ardmona
Lols Ue
Sitar Cem
Lawy
Reo
Ferrara Towels
Rds
Nad
Health
Beauty Aida
Gillette
Uaasu
Chie Wines
Cadbury Bars
Boe
Annitas
SWIFT
Ua A
Philco
Voga - Wiwcaston
Outario
Lautimdach
Scko4n
Cotario
Pauwoolds
BalslesBe
MES
Formcis-Coaliston, Gat
A. Amtomich
Mobbard Bhod
Tes
Esso
Jerry Skirrow
Safeco
Denny’s Insurance Agency
Mill St. W
Benner Mill
Bill
Harold
Scenic Pools Ltd
Brampton
Center St. N
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