Planning Board weighs township plan and zoning bylaw changes
Nassagaweya Planning Board chairman Grant Campbell summarized two public meetings on the township official plan and zoning bylaw. Ratepayers urged clarity on nonconforming uses, Mohawk Raceway, village boundaries, quarry controls, and subdivision guidance while urging a future meeting and broader copy distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweva Planning Board
Grant Campbell
Isis Fon
Coumee
Amd
Neoarty
Brookville
Schall Auditanum
Magessied Cemern
Dennis
Campbell
Ackman
Phinning Board
Mohawk Raceway
Flood
Y's Men discuss purpose and duties at Acton meeting
Howard Pearce, the newest Y's Man, addressed the Acton club on why they are there. He spoke of social fellowship, community duty, and renewal, urging members to recreate themselves and engage with the world today. President Bill Nelles outlined plans as reports on turkey tickets bingo and a musical show were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pearce
Acton
Bill Nelles
Bill Netles
Ric Coe
Mr. Coe Sr
Eden Mills U C W meeting and Rally Sunday highlights
Eden Mills U C W met at the home of Mrs. Ben Saulnier for October session with devotional led by Mrs. No Marshall and speaker Mrs. James Hamer on Thanksgiving. Business, reports, and plans for a November 19 bazaar and tea followed. Rally Sunday at Eden Mills United Church included teacher installation and pins for attending children. Mr. and Mrs. Van Rhign baptized their son David Karl. Royal sympathy extended to Roy Gordon family.
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Eden Mills Presbyterian Church
Maxwell
Waterloo College
Waterloo
van Rhign
David Karl
Mansell Lowrie
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. Lowrie
Isabell
Rochester N.Y
D. Daniels
Roy Gordon
R. Wright
Herb Glazier
Stratford
Eden Mills
U.C.W
Ben Saulnier
No Marshall
Jesus Saves
Eden Mills United Church
Trade associations could help design industrial facilities
R. R. Parker writes for a trade magazine in October addressing who should clean up industrial wastes who should pay and how to set up controls He replies as one of four water quality authorities noting his role as vice president of Beardmore and Co and now a consulting engineer with Reid Crowther and Partners The piece explores industry led solutions to waste management challenges.
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Mohawk
Ackman
Parker
Beardmore and Co
Reid, Crowther and Partners, Ltd
Court of Revision hears one appeal in Acton
Halton County Court of Revision reduced the assessment on property owned by Morris Van Gils and Mrs Albert Van Gils by $900 during a special Friday session. The Van Gils appeal was the only one heard and concerned the building housing Rendezvous Beauty Salon. Chairman Alec Near and members Col Gordon Brown John Blair Dewart Flemming and George Fish comprised the panel.
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Halton
Churchill Halloween Party Honors Local Couple at Hall
Churchill Community held a Halloween party in the church hall on October 27 for Linda and Fred Thompson celebrating their marriage at Ballinafad Hall. Guests enjoyed dancing to Melody Men with master of ceremonies Robert Kerr and an address by Mirson. Denny presented a china cabinet as a gift, and the couple expressed thanks to all helpers. A larger crowd later attended a community Halloween event sponsored by United Church Women with prize categories for various ages and costumes. The U C W notes a fall and Christmas bazaar and tea on November 9 at Churchill Church, starting 2 pm, with guest speaker and program. Archie Kerr and family celebrated a 34th wedding anniversary nearby.
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Churchil
Linda
Fred Thompson
Ballinafad Hall
Robert Kerr
Fred
Mirson
Denny
Churchill, Hall
United Church Women
R. J. Anderson
Johnson
Georgetown
Dwight Engel
Don Anderson
David Turner
Elizabeth Stroker
Carol Buchanan
Eric Stroker
Norman Saunders
A. Winter
D. Anderson
W. Buchanan
Robert Hart
Elizabeth Strokov
Veral Strokov
Beverley Leitch
Churchill U.C.W
Churchill Church
Archie .Kerr
Vanatter
Fenelon Falls
Fire Slightly Damages New Home Attic After Blaze
Firefighters responded to a blaze at a new home where smoke reached the attic. Mr. Bishop returned home to learn his daughter had survived the incident with shock but no injuries. He noted the house and contents are insured.
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F. E. Benson
S. Sideroad
Len Chandler
Mr. Blood
Hind
Ape Surprise at Ballinafad Hallowe en Party
The Ballinafad Community Centre hosted a Hallowe en celebration sponsored by the W I with thrilling costumes and a surprising ape appearance that drew laughter and excitement. Mrs Wallace and Mr Martin judged the costumes amid a lively night. Church service times were adjusted to 12 15 on Sunday with Sunday school at 1. The euchre night at the centre saw 10 tables with high scorers named. The 4 H club Blue Bonnets cut hats from book patterns, learned bias strips, and created hats.
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Ape
Hallowe’en
Centre
W.I
Ballinafad
Ballinatad
Wallace
Martin
Cutting
Robert McEnery
Lionel Watson
Hubert
Hamilton
Gold and the Dollar in Your Pocket prospectus
A 36 page booklet titled Gold and the Dollar in Your Pocket is offered free with no obligation. The advertisement touts stock market expertise built on 30 years in the business and promises readers can profit via advance information. It invites names and addresses to obtain a copy and notes the firm acts as principal in speculative securities.
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Oan
Cvere
Weco
Gordon-Daly Corporation Limited
Richmond St. West
Toronto
Ontario
Iron Cuff Mines Limited
Rummage sale draws crowds at Knox Heather Club
A rummage sale hosted by the Knox Heather Club opened Friday afternoon in the old post office. Dozens of shoppers queued eagerly as the event began.
Rotary meeting reports on Scout remodel at Dominion Hotel
Acton Rotary Club held its regular dinner meeting at the Dominion Hotel. After dinner the speaker reported on proposed alterations and improvements at the Scout hall, outlining plans and potential benefits for the organization.
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Acton
Ladies of Knox Aid Discuss Flooring at October Meeting
The Knox Ladies' Aid met in October with Mrs A M MacPherson presiding and a timely thought for the day. Mrs Griffin Sprow and Mrs William McIntyre led worship while Bruce Cargill and two company representatives inspected the kitchen floor covering laid under contract at Lakeview Discount Centre. Cargill attended with staff to offer care tips. members shared lunch and a Mizpah benediction followed by a social.
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Knox Ladies’ Aid
A. M. MacPherson
Griffin Sprow
William McIntyre
Bruce Cargill
Lakeview Discount’ Centre
Cargil
Hunters Should Seek Owners Permission Before Hunting
A fragmented note emphasizes that hunting on private property without owner consent is disrespectful and dangerous. It recounts an incident where intruders trespassed, prompting the property owner to locate them and insist they leave. The piece reiterates the rule that hunters must obtain permission prior to entering private land.
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Alan Ackman
Nassgaweya Ratepayers Group
Ed Woodhouse
John
Yaremko
W. A. Johnson
Anne MacArthur
Planning Board
A. L. Riemer Plumbing
Heating Contractor
Ont
Elmer Milson
D. Beatie
R. Wardle
Sadie Thomas
Wilson
Christian Education Room
Cann
Jennings
Wilk Wilson
R. R. Parker
Civic Administration
Court of Revision
Royal Winter Fair
Exhibition Park
Churchill
Larry Douglas
Cherry Douglas
Joyce Denny
Elizabeth Thompson
Yoda LG
Lowell Bros. Modern Meat Market
HINDS
Your
Focal Trust Company
Halton & Peel Trust
Mill Street
John A. Edgar
North Halton
John T. Armstrong
Reford Gardhouse
Maurice C. Beaty
Michael Ledwith
John Gay
E. D. Young
W. J. Beatty
J. R. Barber
Rotary Meeting
Luran
Walker
Woolwich St
Guelph
Hydro
Act On Hydro Electric Commission
Elgin St. N