Nursery school a community effort in Eden Mills
Eden Mills holds a cooperative nursery program run by the Community Club. Mothers organize classes for pre schoolers with volunteer staff and modest fees. Sessions run Tuesday and Thursday mornings at the community hall with crafts, play, songs, and snack time.
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Eden Mills
Margaret Adair
Blowes
McGillivray
Ann Vos
Anna-Marie Bell
Ann Cann
Barbara Kerkhoven
Eden Mills Community Club
Dial A Word Found In City Lines To Help In Crisis
A text describes city specific dial options in Miami and Minneapolis. In Miami dialing F R L E N D S triggers a trained volunteer to talk a person from self harm. In Minneapolis the same spelling plays a message from Hennepin County Animal Rescue League about reunifying owners with lost dogs.
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Miami
Minneapolis
Hennepin County Animal Rescue League
Avian Aircraft Wins Canadian Gyroplane Certification
Avian Aircraft Limited of Georgetown earns the Department of Transport final certificate for the Avian 2-180 gyroplane after nine years of development. The milestone makes Canada’s first certification of this rotary-wing aircraft type, with 120 orders and potential defense and civilian uses.
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Avian Aircraft Limited
Georgetown
Department of Transport
Canada
Spur
Thermo-bFechne Corporation
Saddlebrook
New Jersey
Avian Aircraft
Polts Corner Silent My World Poem by David E Cohen
A reflective poem laments a world subdued by dust and time. It explores quiet desolation as life, struggle, and enduring loss fuse with the fate of a weary, predestined human endeavor. The speaker mourns a silent world, crowned by dust and the cessation of motion and memory.
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Silent
MY World
David E. Cohen
Ontario police log reports worst accident week with 21 crashes
Milton Ontario Provincial Police data show 21 crashes in the week ending November 16, with 912.75 hours logged and 8,152 miles patrolled. There were 32 H T A charges, 33 driving errors or faulty vehicle warnings, four vehicles checked, and 13,030 dollars in property damage from 17 property damage crashes. A Tuesday search helped find two lost youths after a night in Nassagaweya Township.
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Ontario
Milton
H.T.A
Nassagaweya
Dedication of Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle addition
The Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle dedicated its new addition for God’s glory in a victory filled service led by Rev. F. Potter Hamilton and Rev. K. Reid Forest former Evangel Tabernacle pastor. District Superintendent Rev. D D A Emmons could not attend due to postponement. Joy Reid sang two solos as crowds enjoyed the occasion.
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Acton
DD. A. Emmons
Miss Joy Reid
Eastern Pentecostal Bible College
Peterborough
Acton's first rate power sets and subdivision plans
Acton officials discuss contractor duties in new subdivision schemes and push for underground hydro installations to reduce future issues. Mayor Duby and Chairman Tyler urge proper street work, lighting, and curb quality, with a plan to negotiate with Georgetown Cable TV and adjust reading water meter charges. Ontario Hydro rate increases are absorbed to keep consumer costs low while expansion grows demand.
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Commission
Tyler
Les Duby
Duby
Brown
Georgetown Cable TV Limited
Hydro
Ontario Hydro
Ontario
Chaiaman Tyler
Funeral service for Andrew Oliver Ross held in Toronto
Funeral services were conducted at Turner and Porter Bloor St chapel Toronto for Andrew Oliver Ross 21 el Rd Acton who died November 12 at Guelph General Hospital. Canon Marks presided and interment was in Park Lawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Helen Phair and a sister Mrs. M Heriot. He served with the 58th Battalion CEF from 1916 to 1919 and belonged to Tonic Lodge No. 474 for 25 years. he had been in ill health for about a year. He and wife moved to Acton from Detroit in 1916, married in Toronto in 1926. Predeceased by brothers George and William and sisters Maggie and Isabelle.
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Turner
Porter Bloor
St. Chapel
Toronto
Andrew Oliver Ross
el Rd
Acton
Guelph General Hospital
Canon Marks
Park Lawn Cemetery
Ross
Helen Phair
Detroit
Michigan
58Th Battalion
Tonic Lodge
M. Heriot
George
William
Maggie
M. Scarrett
Isabelle
L. Ritchie
Greeks Proved World Round Long Ago, Historians Say
As far back as the 3rd century B.C., Greeks argued the earth was round, shaping early astronomy and navigation. Philosophers and scholars debated the globe’s shape, influencing later Greek science and geographic understanding.
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Firn
Department of Defence
Plan
Avian
Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle
Arthur Cook
T. Latto
Peter Binnie
Treas
Jim Bailey
Percy’ Butker
Bill Bailey
Brampton
R. Albertson
Guelph
Fern Gardner
Galt
Gordon Bowen
Kenneth Reid
Forest
Nellie Norton
Limehouse
Tabernacle
Mr. Tyler
Audrey Urqhart
Lakeview
S. N
Discount Centre
Andrew
Ross Cef
Beth
Anders
Rick
Winch’s
Schneider
Wieners
Franck Onion
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