Trafalgar Two Faction Election Ticket Details
Reeve and council candidates listed with ward by ward nominees and acclamations. Includes Deputy Reeve Robert Marshall and school trustees Marcus Auden FE J James Denzil Lawrence Percy Morry plus P ULC commissioner Philip Beswick Harvey Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Fone
E. F. Ford
B. K. Snider
Robert Marshall
Robert Brownridge
Ernest Henderson
Daniel Pope
William Laurie
Frank Stark
W. S. Hall
A. P. Miller
Donald Bath
Alec. Phillips
Maorcus Auden
FE. J. James
Denzil ‘Lawrence
Percy Morry
P. Ulc
Philip Beswick
Harvey Lyon
Baxters Lose First Game 6-2 in Georgetown Arena
Baxter Laboratories of Acton Georgetown businessmen Smith and Stone and Burns Transport opened their hockey season with a 6-2 loss to the Businessmen in Georgetown arena. New players join the Acton squad as regulars and schedule updates list games through December in Georgetown with potential Acton arena games in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Laboratories
Acton
Georgetown
Businessmen
Smith and Stone and Burns Transport
Acton Arena
Red Anderson
Owl
Bo Rumiley
Scotty McCristall
John
Rol Cunningham
Tob Tyler
Webster
Earl Maanles
Thaydason
Vic Masters
J. Zajac
Ken Alten
Stewart
Coleman Brothers
Somerville
Duval
Jordan
Timmins
Robinson
Tyler
McCristall
Beaumont and
Larusso
Baxter Club
Wareld Kinread
Rob Marshall
Sonny Rognvaldson
Georgetown Arena
Baxters
Smith
Stone
Burns
Baxsters
Smith and Stone
Municipal Officials Re-elected by Acclamation in District
Mackenzie firm notes Esquesing re elected last year officers without a vote Acton appointed officials by acclamation Nassagaweya to vote on councillors and school trustees It announces a coal price increase effective December 1 urging shoppers to order now before deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. MacKenzie & Son
P.U.C. Takes Control of Acton's Sewerage System
At a Monday P.U.C. meeting, Secretary J McGendile moved to transfer sewerage system management to the commission. The school board dispute over workmen’s time was settled, bonds were ordered for hydro building financing, and rates from Ontario Hydro were discussed for 1943. All commissioners attended, chaired by J R MacArthur, with multiple invoices approved totaling 2364.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McGendile
Public Utilities Commission
P.U.C
J. UW. Creighton
Dominion of Canada
Hydro
Anderson
HE. PC
Ontario
Micro Plastics
Bower Ave
Lambert
Acton
Acton Auto Body
Whitham
Toth
Acton P.U.C
E. Hickey & Sons
Bilton & Perry Ltd
Baxter Labs
Hermomet Oms
ACH
Elec
Acton P.uc
J. B. Mackenzie & Son
Waterworks
Elope Talk Sparks Union Tension
Marge suggests elopement if parental consent fails to approve her marriage to Jack a painter powerless to climb a ladder after 430 PM Minnie replies with a humorous matinee style quip reflecting workplace and generational banter in a small town union chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge
Jack
Minnie
Women's Watches Double Trouble
Women face more watch care issues than men according to Henry BR Fried a certified watch maker who advised on purchases and care. He warns against carrying watches in pockets or purses during washing cooking and bedtime and suggests immediate benvine immersion after water exposure and quick jeweler attention for moisture. A good quality watch properly cleaned and oiled yearly can last about 25 years with a sturdy tight back case and professional opening only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry BR. Fried
Reader's Digest
Mr Fried
Large Milton night school offers 18 courses across Halton county
Over 450 residents enrolled in Milton for the first evening of a large Ontario night school with 18 courses. Classes meet at multiple sites including the high school and churches while most courses run near capacity. Registrants include Oakville students and residents from across Halton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Milton
Ontario
D. L. Minshall
Department of Education
Halton County Agricultural
J. E B. Whitelock
Oakville
Department of Vduc Nation
Knox Ladies' Aid Names Year's State
The Knox Ladies' Aid met in the Sunday School room to review the year’s activities and finances and plan for Christmas. Officers for 1953 were elected including Fr McCutcheon as president and Mrs. G Somerville as secretary, with committees named for program kitchen quilt and visiting duties. The group praised past leadership and closed with prayers and a social refreshments session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Ladies’ Aid
E. W. Smith
John Allison
J. Dennis
F. Anderson
G. Somerville
Fr.McCutcheon
W. Wallis
McLean
A. Robinson
E McDowell
J. Smith
D. McLellan
A. M. McPherson
Anderson
McCutcheon
Dennis
Chas. Davidson
McPherson
Somerville
R. L. Davidson
Thanks For Indian School Base From Blair Evening Auxiliary
The Blair Evening Auxiliary held its November meeting at Mrs. R. B. Elliot's home. Items include minutes read, a card sent by the Cheer secretary, and a letter of appreciation from Mrs. Rusan at the Birtley Indian School detailing a September bale valued at 2905 dollars. The 1953 allocation was prepared and references to British Guiana, Glad Tidings article, and a social period follow. More than half of Canadian farmers own an automobile and about a third own a motor truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Evening Auxiliary
R. B. Elliot
Robertson
Jesson
L. Andrews
Hambly
Rusan
Birtley
Seven the Highest For Acton Families
Acton tops Halton county in large family counts with three seven child households and no acts of eight or more. Ontario shows 1,637 families with ten or more children, while Acton has four six child or more households and thirteen with five. Emigration and immigration totals are noted in the national census context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Acton
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Burlington
Lsted
Board of Directors Meet In Oakville
The November meeting of the Childrens Aid Society of Halton was held in Oakville with members from Nassagawega Township Milton Georgetown Oakville Trafalgar and Burlington present. The superintendent reported on the new social worker Mary Gillmour and October expenses of 1205.87 were approved. The board discussed the Provincial Grading Report and decided to issue separate Christmas gift cheques to foster mothers and to dispense with December meetings, moving all future meetings to the second Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyard
Children's Aid Society
County of Halton
Oakville
W. G. MacKenzie Robinson
Nassagawega ‘Township
Milton
Georgetown
Trafalgar Township
Burlington
W. A. Weaver
Robinson
G. F. Thompson
Mary Gillmour
Department of Public Welfare
Christman
Nohinson
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Trafalgar Two
Grandma
Boston
Angeles
ST. Louis
Washington
Haroli
Mackenzie News
Bob” Frank
Fiehd
BRS
Spray Acton
C. Thomson
Nassagaweya
Hydro District Inspector
MacDonald Elec, Ltd
Mer
Petty Cash
Bell Telephone
North
DLOE
Ellis & Howard ‘Ltd
Acton Free Press
Jones & van Gils
HEPC
Hle.p.c
J. R. Kearney Corp
Sangamo Ltd
F. Terry
J. R. MacArthur
Lolo.f. Hall
McDuffe's Shop
Legion Hall
Farm Building
Knox Church
St. Paul's United Church
United Church
Town Hall
Campbellville
Board of Directors
Cecil A. Carr
Optometrist
Guelph
Douglas St
Tel
Niagara Penine Sul
Ing Presenta
Zac Corouroy
Tooke
Forsythe
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