Acclamation Elects Township Officials at Bremoes Hall
Last Friday a designation day for Bremoes township at the town hall resulted in acclamation for the reeve Joseph Oakes the deputy reeve Ernest Benham and councillors D Par nytte LL Marthen and Wm Rutherford. Truste positions were filled by De R J Hilton Mrs Gwen McDougall Dc Phillean and E OR Pasnore. Frank Keele Cliffont Meadows Frank Schnewer and Francis Moyer named as village trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremoes
Joseph Oakes
Ernest Benham
D Parnytte
LL Marthen
Wm Rutherford
Tounship Sehhad
R J Hilton
Gwen McDougall
DcPhillean
E OR Pasnore
Nmominald
Polen Village
Frank Keele
Cliffont Meadows
Frank Schnewer
Francis Moyer
Émeister
Two Readings To By-Laws Before Board Submission
The article describes a special meeting where two readings of by-laws were required before board submission. It covers construction and water service changes at Prospect Park, the Macro plant, and the H KO PY replant, plus contract delays and council actions with Parks Management.
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Prospect Park
Miers Plast
Man
Macro
Guv Barteau
Board of Parks Management
Defiet Couned
Abe Parks Board
Acar
Letter to the Editor on a preferred class for liquor outlets
Fred Ganley of Acton argues against labeling liquor outlets as a preferred class urging open mindedness about drinking. He contends availability affects purchasing and accidents and defends local commerce while the editor notes the piece critiques a liquor outlet tax treatment.
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Preas
Earlar
Acton
Georgetown
Guelph
Jess
Yours Truly
Fred Ganley
Hower Ave
Actan
Viquor
Guernsey Honored for Bona Vista Farm Contributors
Allan F Babdon and C Wallace Swackhamer share honor for Bona Vista Supreme Guernsey, top milker at Acton based Bona Vista Farm. The cow produced 124533 pounds of milk and 946 pounds of butterfat in a 38 day record, with notable test averages and ties to the Swackhamer and Babdon operations.
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Guernsey
Bona Vista Farm
Allan F Babdon
San Emmandale Farm
Ontirio
Wallace Swackhaumer
Tona- Vista Farm
Acton
Bona Vista Supreme
Boa's
Hydro Worker's Son Survives Cave-In Near Toronto
Nine year old Victor Showers son of Al Showers a local hydro department worker and his wife was trapped in a cave in near Sheppard Avenue south of Keele Street. Jim Gorman of Toronto helped free him after five minutes of digging and an ambulance took him to Northwestern General Hospital where doctors later assessed his injuries. The boy remained hospitalized with head injuries and a fractured pelvis though his condition was described as stable pending further examination.
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Vacter Showers
al Showers
Acton Hidro Department
Showers
Calvington Drive
Toronto
Young Victor
Jim Gorman
Sheppard Avenue
Keele
Young Showers
Gordon
Freing
Vieter
Jim Gordon
Northwestern General Hospital
Personal Notes Of Acton Visiting Out of Town Points
Personal notes recount visits by Acton residents to out of town points and visitors in Acton homes. Names of families, events, and social gatherings are listed with regional ties to Ontario communities and wartime era clubs.
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Acton
Knox Explorers Meet And Learn Milk Pasteurization
The Knox Explorers held a regular meeting on Wednesday November 1 at the church led by Mrs Deberthein. An excursion to Maales Dairy explained milk pasteurization conducted by Mr Masales. Lanne led roll call Gay read the secretary report Rata collected offerings Karen offered prayer. The group reviewed the previous paper, sang a hymn and discussed the explorer motto, then played games.
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Inberret
Rockwood
Richard Hartin
George A Harris
Kirtkland Laker
Kirkland
Lake Cove
Stiles
Waterloo College
Esdale
Arletian
Mia J Harte
St. Johns Church
Mary Camimunian
Robert Vincent
Knox
1 Deberthein
Maaales
Masales
Lanne
Gay
Rata
Karen
Lsnne
Exptoreta Enjy
Unclear OCR fragment on meeting attendees and actions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions LT Moers al Tewde and Ohvertitee with a meeting on Wednesday. Name garbled but includes J Wart Woe and attendance by multiple parties.
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Dresdetla
LT Moers al
New Law Firm Opens Office in Guelph District
A new law firm opens in Guelph as local officials, including Mayor David Mastinge, announce the venture. The ceremony at a Mill and Main building marks a step for the community, with university and civic figures attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
Hea Leen
Guelph
Hestings
Duyee
Weolthy Eure
Mill
Moin Mirevta Wbure
Niels Aha
Peewee Question Prompts Team Inquiry
A reader asks about a peewee football team and whether a player is ready for upcoming games. The note suggests curiosity about roster status and potential lineup changes for the small division squad.
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Huredau
Reeve
Council
Presbyterian Church
Arenery
Hawaii
Retey Supreme
W. Wallace Swackhamer
Allan Fo Balsdon
Bon Lloyd
Hydro
William J . McLeod
Patterton
Arthur Windsor
Kitchener
Deley
Pattenger
Andress
North Halton
A McKenzie
Awas
Seaforth
Pevate Hob Rogers
Mis S
Camp Petawawa
Mes Mogens
Ma Brack Gabbens
Alex Pringle Wah
Jeane
Tol
Jack Pringle
Quitha
Alex Pringle
Blue Springs
Read
Mra
William Ballentine
Nomina
Nestitutes of
Ontario
Daedacs
Miss Bowen
Markdale
Mira Dewen
Acatland
Ys Mens Club
London
GW McKenzie
Me Wood Elmer Smith
Doug Copeland
C Rognvaldsen
Hrears
Mire
Mary Osbourne
Mian
Jack Piecous
Ailver
Tvatory
Concent Mall
Osbourne
Wweanne Hrundle
Wesley Heatly
Iearcy
Pse
Geogtetown
Santay
Mic Harold Clean
Peneral
Caange
Sisiters
Mix Robert Huckner
Sanstone Setont
Malton
Ann Muahome
Fedterated Women’s Institutes of Ontario
OAC
Chua Rinehart
Camptell
Vile
Bamburgh
Scotland
Lawal
Halton
Boy Scouts Assocutain
Montermen
Koo Pres
Antenachiweh
Goeorretown
Explorer News
Newfoundlands
Grant
BS Acton Collect
Queen St. E. Acton, Ont
Acton Free Press
David Mastinge
Hall
Atl
Whatie Ste
Hruce Fo Payne
Gratiate
Wwen
Unniverssty
Hag Wall
Oon
Te Pays Weler
Mra Hete Dwyer
Agtun
C. W. Bradley
McBaine
Samson
Benson
Smith-Corona
al Tha
C.E.M. OR
Bauer
Pleasure Skates
Symon Hardware
Manning
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