PUC Authorizes Light Standards Continue From Page One
A fragmented account listing items from Hydro and Waterworks services shows charges from Bell Telephone Co Acton P.U.C. Waterworks and other vendors. The figures include 10 306.64 for April and 11 968.36 for Jas R Kearney Corp with various small line items such as 6.35 Garlock Packing and 3.30 Williams Supply Co.
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Pasa Omen Waterworks
Bell Telephone Go Co
Acton P.U.C. Hydro
Symon Hardware
Garlock Packing Co
Williams Supply Co
Hydro
Bell Telephone Co
Acton P.llc
Waterworks Rere
Bowes
Voeter Sotvice
Federal Wire & Cable Co
Can. Line Materials Ltd
Jas. R Kearney Corp
Ottawa Tulip Time at Knox Church Spring Tank Offering
Evening Auxiliary of Knox church with Senior WMS members hosted Mrs. R H Armstrong at the Manse on May 18 for the Spring Tank offering service. Mrs. John L Davidson convened the program with devotions by Mrs. Stewart Sinclair and Mrs. Robert O’Hara, solos by Bella Maye Rozzell and a piano solo, reports from the Biennial Conference, and hospitality for 145 delegates from Toronto district arriving by coaches.
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Knox Church
W. Mls
R. HL
Armstrong
Manse
John L. Davidson
Stewart Sinclair
Robert O'Hara
Bella Maye Roszell
India
Luzetta McLelland
J. Krapek
Acton
Galt
Toronto
G. W. Masales
James Inglis
A. ¥. MacSween
Kamloops
A. J. Buchanan
WMS
Engagements of Margaret Patricia Duval and Muriel Elaine Appleyard
Announcement lists engagements of Margaret Patricia Duval to John South from Acton and Muriel Elaine Appleyard to Donald Garfield First from Richmond Hill. Marriage set for June 4 at Limehone Presbyterian Church at 2 oclock.
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W. J. Duval
Acton
Margaret Patricia
John South
Thomas Appleyard
Mr. Appleyard
Georgetown
Muriel ‘Elaine
Donald Garfield
Garfield
Richmond Hill
Limehone Presbyterian Church
Acton Community Sees Wide Weekend of Visits
Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Ontario and Quebec amid a string of weekend trips. Names include Brown, Black, Langtree, Watson, Burns, Turner, Eskrick, Lemon, Warren, Lovett, Braida, Kenney, Stuckey, McKiddie, Howie, Partridge, Noble, Smith, Dyril, Dumarch, Knight, Dunk, Davidson, Funk, Moore, MacPherson, Ziessig, Brown, Mia, Ballentine, McGeachie, Buckner, Maples, Buckner family plans relocate to Guelph with relatives joining in Montreal and Edinburgh.
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A. T.brown
John Black
Detroit
Margaret Langtree
Ridgetown
Ken Watson
Linda
Milton
Harry Burns
Buffalo
N.Y
Norman Turner
North Bay
Pauline ‘Eskrick
Guelph
R. L. Johnston
Fred Lemon
Betty and
Marilynn
Dean Lemon
Belleville
Fred Warren
Toronto
J. Wood
Douglas Lovett
Halifax
David Gordon
Armand Braida
Kingston
Acton
A. B. Kenney
Maple Creek
Sask
Fred Stuckey
Billy
Bowmanville
Grace McKiddie
Ruby Clark
Mabel Howie
Ruth Partridge
St. Catharines
Harry Noble
Ruby Smith
Olga Dyriw
May Dyril
Bill Dumarch
Heather Ann
Elora
E. M. Hartley
Cyril Knight
Douglas
Palmerston
Melvin Burns
D. Dunk
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Charles ‘M. Davidson
Fred Funk
John S. Moore
Dundas
Siegfried -Ziessig
Blow Press
Malartic
Quebec
Fern Brown
Bertha Brown
Zella McCartney
Ern Brown
Jack Mia
Montreal
Bracebridge
A. M. MacPherson
Jean
Helen
Janet
Edinburgh
Scotland
Buckner
Leno Braida Graduates With Honors in Toronto
Leno Braida son of Mr and Mrs Abele graduates with honors in Chemical Engineering from the University of Toronto on Wednesday. He will pursue postgraduate work at the same university.
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Leno Braida
Abele. Braida
University of Toronto
Season Schedule For Church Softball League
The local church softball league released games at 6:30 pm at public school grounds. May 30 Baptist versus United. June 1 Catholic versus Anglican. June 5 Presbyterian versus Baptist. June 6 United versus Catholic. June 8 Anglican versus Presbyterian.
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Baptists
United
Catholic
Anglican
Presbyterian
Baptist
Presbyter
Commercial Industrial Bowling Banquet Held
Members of the Commercial Industrial Bowling League gathered at the Dominion Hotel for a turkey banquet and trophy presentation as the season closed. Dodd's Demons received the hotel trophy. Herb Dodds accepted. Individual trophies went to Paul Lawson John Creasey Hartley DeForest John Rocher Ron Papillon and Herb Dodds. High average Karl De Forest high triple and A Kentner high single honored by league president John Black. A post banquet film followed.
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Industrial
Dominion Hotel
The
Dominion
Dodd's
Demons
Mre
Wellington County Historical Museum Opens for Second Season
The Wellington County Historical Museum in Elora reopened for a second season on Monday attracting Halton county visitors. Leslie R. Gray of the Ontario Historical Society officiated, stressing the need to preserve relics as pioneers often kept no records, cautioning against discarding valuable items in house cleanings.
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Halton County
Wellington County Historical Museum
Elora
Halton F
Leslie R. Gray
London
Ontario Historical Society
Wellington Group
Examinations Near As Acton High Prepares
Examinations are two weeks away and students are urged to study. Wayne Archie won one championship on Wednesday. Joe Jang returns from Ottawa to work after a holiday. Addition construction begins at Acton High with four to five rooms and a nurse's room planned for fall occupancy. The cross country run for the year moves east of Acton to new farms with a tougher course, set for Friday May 27 if weather cooperates.
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Wayne Archie
Joe Jang
Ottawa
Gordon
Acton High School
Buchanan
Reed
Jany
Acton
Messrs. R. N. Brown
George Somerville
Oakville Guernsey 10 Year Old Record
Sarah a Guernsey cow owned by George H King and Son Oakville Ontario has achieved a ten year record of 10 155 pounds of milk and 501 pounds of butterfat bringing total production to 80 624 pounds of milk and 3 667 pounds of butterfat in seven lactations earning a Silver and Seal Certificate from the Canadian Guernsey Breeders Association.
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Kingsholm
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Sarah
Guernsey
George H. King and Son
Oakville
Ontario
Apathy Targeted at Ontario Political Meeting
CCL Secretary Dave Archer urged a crusade for honesty in government at a joint Farmer Labour meeting in Georgetown. He touted cooperation between farmers and workers and criticized provincial subsidies and Conservative road funding amid rising taxes and public apathy.
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Dave Archer
Ontario Federation of Labour
CCL
Hhitton Town Hall
Kinsle Labour Council
John Maskell
Canadian Congress of Labour
Stewart Cooke
United Steelworkers of America
Georgetown
Stan Allen
CCF
Smith and Stone
Tories
Ontario
Cooke
Veterans Join Branch For Decoration Day Event
A group reports a quiet fishing weekend with good mic from the mosquitoes and black t. a number of veterans join the branch on membership night and are urged to attend Decoration Day with Sea Cadets and the Sea Cadet Bard. Court records show 299000 mink 16000 chinchillas and 5300 foxes on Canadian fur farms.
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Uite
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