P U C reviews contract with electrical workers union
Waterworks superintendent J Lambert reports draft and main installation for the new public school completed and end season work progressing favorably. Sewage superintendent A Duby says sewer flushing operations proceed satisfactorily aided by paving, easing man hole access. Hydro superintendent D Mason notes Churchill Road lights installed, Lakeview pole brackets ordered, temporary power line needed, Cobble Hill pole to be moved after resident request.
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J. Lambert
A. Duby
Colin Blair
Hydro
D. Mason
Churchill Road
No.7
Lakeview
Cobble Hill
Local council approves hiring relief staff and wage rebates
Meeting minutes list approvals including temporary help and a $10 rebate for a damaged hot water heater, overtime for meter reading and billing, and a reinstatement upheld by the Ontario Labor Relations Board. Accounts paid total 1 147 72 with numerous hydro, telephone, and vendor bills across departments.
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Oakes
Ontario ‘Labor Relations Board
Hydro
Bell Telephone
Canada Wire
H. Palmer
Shortill
Acton P.lulc
Ellis and Howard Ltd
Pitney, Bowes of
Can
Canadian General Electric
Acton Woodcrafts
Grant's Motors
Toth Motors
Thompson Motors
Thiessen-Wurr Vows Exchanged In Rockwood Ceremony
Miss Betty Rosina Wurr and Henry Thiessen of Rockwood exchanged vows at Bra Masa Road gospel chapel with James K Boswell officiating. The bride wore a nylon taffeta gown with a silk illusion veil and carried a red and white bouquet. follow-up reception attended by family from Guelph, Toronto, St. Catharines, and other towns. They will reside in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rosina Wae Wurr
P. Wurr
Henry Thiesagen
Peter Thiessen
Rockwood
Bramasa Road Gospel Chapel
James K Boswell
London
J. Rife
Herold Hacanigan
Gwen Guthrie
Guelph
Lorne Barker
Kitchener
Nancy Rife
June Swackhamer
Acton
Ben Thiessen
Frank Savatsky
St. Catharines
Wilfred Wurr
Gordon Wurr
Mitchell Family Receives Kitchen Suite at AMPGELLVILLE Event
A Thursday evening gathering in the Masonic hall honored Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mitchell and family, who move to Greensville this week. The event featured a kitchen chrome suite presentation, progress euchre, and a social hour with conveners Rita Roberts, Joanne Early, Molly Eliot, and Doris Wherlihan coordinating.
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Masonic Hall
Ross Mitchell
Greensville
Elvis Presley
Ross Carbett
Mitchell
Rita Roberts
Joanne Early
Molly Eliot
Doris Wherlihan
William Hurren
the Pines
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Acton
Guelph
Ebenezer
Miton
Toronto
Campbellville
Home of President Opened to W MS Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church met at Miss Bennett's home with President Miss Bennett presiding. A nominating committee was named and officers reported on departments. a moment of silence honored the late Mrs. Krantz. Lunch followed with social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President
W.ms
Woman's Missionary Socedty of the United Church
Mr. Bennett
Miss Bennett
Con
Korea
R. R. Arnold
H. R. Force
Mainprize
Miss F. Brown
F. Krantz
F. Cleave
C. Henderson
M. Mainprize
C. W. Mason
Newlyweds Honored With Home Gathering Gift
Friends and neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs Arthur Griffin’s home on November 13 to honor Mr and Mrs Wm McArthur after their recent marriage. They shared a program with readings and music, offered heartfelt congratulations, and presented a money gift to help with their hydro project.
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Neghbors
Arthur Griffin
Wm. Thompson
Eskimos Poised for Third Straight Grey Cup Front Row View
Western fans rush to buy seats for the Grey Cup with Edmonton touted as a near certainty to repeat while Montreal and Hamilton vie for Eastern honors. The piece notes travel to Toronto and TV viewing, plus local hockey updates in Milton and Georgetown and questions about TV spoilsport tactics in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Eskimos
Hamilton
Tiger Cat
Alouettes
Montreal
Penalty Box Feud Sparks On Ice Scuffle
A heated exchange between two players from Chicago and another team led to a stoppage as referees intervened. After penalties were issued both sides returned to the sin bin, with observers noting the pair’s lingering tension and potential to clash again in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
First meeting of Acton Junior hockey club 1050-57
The Acton Junior hockey club held its first meeting on Sunday with officials optimistic about the team's chances this year. Vic Maria is slated to guide the squad again this semester. Local hunters in the north report a field day at the expense of the deer population with full quotas bagged.
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Scenarigq
Acton
Vic Maria
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P.U.C
Electrical Workers’ Union
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MacDonald Elec
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Symon
Ehle.p.c
Evans Aute
Bnet
Acton Motora
Hell Telephone
Acton Pac. Hydro
Acton Auto Body
Rosedale
Davia Automatic Ltd
Haghwy Garage
Suman Holwe
Acton P.A.C. Hydro
Bell Telephone Co
Can, Brass Co
Thiessen-Wurr
Henry Ralston
John Boyd
Barne Hill United Church
Finger Lakes
U.S.A
Thousand Islands
Ottawa
North Bay
Stratford
Preston
Morriston and
St John's Anglician Parish Hall
A. Thompkins
J. Deforest
Bill Deforest
Harold Small
Mountsberg
Russell Hurren
California
William Coulter Jr
Bill
Jenny
With Hartley Coles
Lee
Porouto
Varsity
Wenn
Milton
Harold Townsley
Milton Pontiac Chiefs
Art Melanson
Ken Mce
Harald Potted
Oakville
Georgetown
Fred Kentner Jr
Georgetown Raiders
Del
Junior Beaumont
Fred Lawrence
Ken Nash
Jerry Inglis
Terry Brush
Nick Ferri
Elmira
Meaford
Orillia
Brampton
Geogetown
Toronta Maple Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks
Erin Tile Works
Main St. Erin, Ont
Acton Radio & TV Service
T.V
S. G. Bennett
Scotsdale
Emma Rosebud
Scotsdale Farms
Bennett
Beardmore and Co
Sandy
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Douglas St
Fish and Chips
ALSCO
Aluminum
J. McMullen
Alsco Sales
Ontario
Ontario Department OF Highways
Webber Avenue
E.S.T
R. E. Richardson
Toronto, Ont
M. A. Elson
Department of Highways
Gar Weed
Rudolph and
Watson’s Music Store
Rere
YMCA
Y.M.C.A
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