Hallowe'en party and town notes in Eden Mills
Mrs. Anna Wilson retires after 30 years running a Eden Mills grocery business selling to Mr. and Mrs. A Jefferson of Oneida New York. Community events include church services social hours and plans for a Nov 23 bazaar. Halloween festivities draw 125 children with prize winners listed and a penny sale planned for Nov 30 in the village hall.
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Anna Wilson
Hallowe'en
Eden Mills
A. Jefferson
Oneida
N.Y
Wright
D. Beattie
H. James
Eden Mills Women's Institute
N. Marshall Sr
Mary Stewart
Marshall
Fry
Miss Barlow
Chesno
Drysdale
Gils
Sandra Blowes
Euchre Winners at the L O L Hall
Crewson's Comets dominated last week with winners across categories. Ladies high was Ben Anderton, ladies low Fation Hemsley, men's high Vivian Shaw, men's low Jas Jesseman. Lone hands winner Murray Stamp and door prize goes to Stu Richardson.
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Crewson
Comets
Ben Anderton
Fation Hemsley
Vivian Shaw
Jas. Jesseman
Murray Stamp
Stu Richardson
Children Run Into Danger More Than They Run From It
A fragmented message urges teaching children to walk across streets and for motorists in built up areas to drive with the expectation that a child may dart from between parked cars. It warns that a child could suddenly appear in the road and be in danger if they stumble, calling drivers to protect carefree children.
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Alta
Sunncoth
Water pollution study lags as Milton Heights hosts plan talks
Wells in Heights and Peru face long standing pollution with a petition from nearly 100 homes. Councils meet with Milton and Nassagaweya reps, health officials and a consultant from Anderton and Associates. Proposals include tapping Milton's water line or a new system, but high costs and future growth slow progress. Residents seek options while reports await.
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Mepen Aculaties
Peru
Milton Heights
Naszagaweya
Milton Council
Bi A Anderton and Associates
Milton
Kelso
Heights
Gerry Sullivan
Halton County
Milton Benying
Open air fire ban discussed by North Halton Urban Board
Eight Milton Acton and Georgetown councillors met in Georgetown for the North Halton Urban Board October session to address air pollution. Ontario Air Pollution Control Branch officials outlined new rules enforcing bans on open fires including leaf burning. A central incinerator was proposed as a possible solution while rural townships may follow urban restrictions. Discussions considered one and two tier regional structures and action by other councils, with school board representation also questioned.
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Milton
Acton
Georgetown
Evertirg
North Halton
Esquesing
Nastagaweya
Urban Board
Ilegal
Vistors
Erite
Department of Municipal Affairs
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A. Wright
Social Sonvenor
Free Press
E. McGilloway
Lol Hall
Halton
Nassagaweya
William Coulter
Earth Unit
Sydro's
Acton Hydro Electric Commission
Alice Sv
Park Motors
Geengelown
Sree Press
District Paie
Department
Robert &. Hamilton
Optometrist
Mountainview Road
S. Georgetown
Lakeview Discount Centre
Glidden
Caartin
Our
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Mill ST
Crow Chuck
Canada
Proctor and Gamble
Harvard
Duncan Hines
Stroganoff
Clark
Bright's
Canadas
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