Luston Young People Host Second Parents Night
Parents and guests gathered at Luston Memorial for a May 25 event featuring a film The Man of Music. Winners included Mr and Mrs J Price and Mrs Barbeau. prizes, a butter luncheon, and a fancy dress were part of the evening with attendees Mrs Creasey and Nora Price noted.
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Luston Young People's
Luston Memorial Wall
Mro
Mas. J. Price
Gibbins
Zoning Designations and Board Meeting Minutes Summary
The document lists zoning designations B-3 C-1 C-2 and C3 for commercial and highway areas, M-1 M-2 light and general industrial, park and conservation zones C-2, rural agricultural, and an A designation. Board meeting attendees include chairman Ken Hardman Jeeve H Hinton Aldo Braida Wes Masulex Dave Manes and clerk Jack McGeachie.
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Ken Hardman
Jeeve H. H. Hinton
Aldo Braida
Wes, Masulex
Dave Manes
Jack McGeachie
Councilors Clash Over Bid Withdrawal Vote
Proceedings show councilor Lowe challenging the mayor over a second call to withdraw a $10,000 offer to Crown Assets Disposal Corp. The motion failed as Lowe Alec Johnson and Albert Irwin voted yes while others opposed. Alec Johnson warned of opening the market to speculators or a zoo. Councillor Eric Johnston quipped about a zoo in sight.
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Mr. Lowe
Lowe
Crown Axsseta Disposal Corpora
Alec Johnson
Albert Irwin
Eric Johnston
Student Minister Prepares Summer Services at Local Church
A student minister from Calvin College Seminary Grand Rapids Michigan named Jerry Hoytema will lead services at the Christian Reformed Church this summer. He and his wife with infant arrive tomorrow and stay in the manse until fall term resumes. The congregation hopes to hire another minister by then. Rev Jetle Nutma left for Dun das in September 1959. His father is a Holland born preacher who served in Ontario.
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Calvin College Seminary
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Jerry Hoytema
Christian Reformed Church
Jetle Nutma
Dundas
Hoviema
Holland
Ontario
Benton Named Chair of District 12 Assessors
Arthur W. Benton of Esquesing will chair the Assessing Officers District 12 for the year. He was chosen at the spring Kingston meeting attended by members from Ontario York Peel and Halton counties. Other officers include Gerald Meredith Oshawa urban vice chair John May North Kawarthas rural vice chair and John C Sproute Toronto Township secretary treasurer Geoffrey Denny Esquesing assistant assessor.
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Arthur W. Benton
Esquesing
Benton
Kingston
Ontario
York
Peel
Hallion
Gerald Meredith
Oshawa
John May
North Kwillimbury
John C. Sproute
Toronto Township
Geoffrey Denny
Church session marks board of managers decision
The Rev. A H McKenzie told the congregation that eight men including the deacon were named to the board of managers and ratified by the congregation, recalling a decision made years ago.
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A. WH. McKenzie
Ees
Acton Council OKs Rezoning Move for Beardmore Property
May action by Cobourg area council recommends re zoning the Beardmore and Company tennis and bowling site to commercial use for business expansion and relocation of facilities. The town will not pay further for expropriated land and the plan includes trimming a flagpole branch before the new post office. Rabies risk discussion from Hatton County notes rabid foxes dying off. no immediate cases expected next year.
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Beardmore and Company
H. H. Hinton
William . Denny
Planning Board
Aldo Braida
Tom Brankiewicz
Brankiewick
No. 1
Cobourg
Guelph
Chamber of Commerce
Acton
Alec Johnson
Kitchener
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
C.M.H.C
McGeachie
Georgetown
Mr. Johnson
Hugh Lowe
Reeve H. H. Hinton
Hughie
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Milton
Hatton County
Corpotor
Hamilton Peal
Council
Dee
$2,500 Bill Stymies Hydro For Substation Changeover
Ontario Hydro submitted a bill totaling 2800 for the No 1 Willow Street substation changeover. Costs included 7500 paid to contractor Joice Sweaner and 300 anticipated for mobile units. Commissioners approved paying the full changeover amount and arranged an exchange of electrical appliances with Acton schools. An all electric heating rate was set at 11 cents per kilowatt. Insurance policies for the commission were finalized at 45000 each, and attendance at metermen conventions was authorized for Hydro staff.
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Ontario Hydro
Howard King
Hydro
No. 1
Willow St
Joice Sweaner
King
Acton
Acton Commission
Ontario Hydra
Robert Lint
Acton District
Acton Hydro
J. Bert Wood
Western Assurance Co
Doug Mason
Port Dover
Grand Valley
Am.e.a.u
Fire Truck Boost Pressure Work By Marsh Pump Co
Representatives from Marsh Pump Company Stratford checked and adjusted the G A L C fire truck on Tuesday to boost pumping pressure. Insurance underwriters recently tested water pressure and deemed it too low, prompting Marsh workers to inspect seals and packing and make adjustments. Oration Day invites participation in the ceremony at Fairview Cemetery.
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Marsh Pump Company
Stratford
Marsh Pumps
Fairview Cemetery
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Leslie Johnston
Don Prive
Reformed Church
Safeco
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Acton Lions Club
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Acton Free Press
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Acton Chamber of Commerce
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McArthur
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