Excelsiors win sixth game as Minto Cup crowd cheers
The Excelsiors defeat the Shamrocks 18 to 7 in game six of the season. Wayans Thompson captained the team to lift the Minto Cup as Archie Browning and Chuck Rowan presented the trophy amid jubilant celebrations.
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Victoria Sham
Rocks
Chuck Rowan
OLA
Wayans Thompson
Encelsiors
Rowen
CLA
Respondi
Srempua
Bremplans
Jonn
Excelsiors
Downlows
New Burlington District Fire Chiefs to Remain in Authority
The Se'agetien Committee will advise the councils of Nal son Burlington and East Flamboro to keep district fire chiefs in charge within their districts. Plans call for a fire station at Aldershot and a district brigade once approved, with 24 hour service via radio and police links.
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Burlington District
Surlington
Se‘agetien
Burlington
Nalson
East Flamboro
Aldershot
Alderthot
Foundations Placed for Cit ies Service Trafalgar Refinery
Bronte area clears 120 acres for Cit ies Service Trafalgar refinery at Cities Service site. Foundations for the first building, a refinery maintenance and warehouse structure 10 by 380 feet, to be done by October end and used as front headquarters. Main access road opened. track crossing improved at Trafalgar Town Line Road. Earthwork and dike containment under way with two small mountains of 110 000 cubic yards for tank storage safety.
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Ch.r.-C-P.r
Trafalger Town Line
Cites Service St
Trafalgar
Nelson
Cresring
Oakville Council Approves Supermarket Zoning Change
Oakville council granted a third reading to a by law allowing a Loblaw's supermarket on a commercial site. Councillors Fred Tilley Dean Wilkes and J A McIntyre opposed the motion amid a recorded vote sought by Mayor William Anderson.
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Oakville
Oakville Council
Soning
Ted Finch - Noyes
Loblaw's
Fred Tilley
Wiliam Anderson
Dean Wilkes
J. A. McIntyre
Changes in Cub Pack Meetings and Rulings
The article outlines new planning for Wolf Cub groups with A Pack moving to Mondays B Pack to Thursdays and C Pack to Wednesdays. It notes that end of October will see many Cubs advancing to Scouts and more spaces for new recruits and lists forthcoming pack rules.
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Acton
Trafalgar Township Slashes Hunting Licence Fees
Trafalgar township reduces hunting licence costs for pheasants rabbits and foxes from 1 to 25 cents with a 23 dollar centre plus a 5 cent issuing fee for residents. Non residents pay 3 dollars plus 30 cents issuing fee. The by law limits non township licences to 200 this year and removes non county distinction. Twelve Foot Davis is noted as a pioneer figure in Cariboo Creek gold claim history.
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Trafalgar Township
Trafalgar
Sheldon Featherstone
Featherstone
Twelve Foot Davis
North-West
Cartier
Cariboo
Burlington Residents Form Group to Oppose Thermal Electric Plant
Northshore Area Ratepayers and Property Owners Association formed as residents plan to oppose a proposed Therma Electric Station in Burlington. Chairman Alles Templin notes industry growth could affect property values and urges Hydro meeting to outline plans before further action.
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Burlington Property Owners
Burlington
Ofirshor
Indian Point
Hydro
Tala
Burlington Hay
Alles Templin
The
Northshore Area Ratepayers and Property, Owners Association
Templin
Aldershot Property Owners Association
Ontario Hydro Commission
Ray Connell
Delay Likely for Bronte Public School Opening
Bronte's new public school on Mimiasauga Street may miss year end opening. Major I H Carke of the Bronte Public School Board cites unfinished work including sewer and water connections. He notes no immediate urgency to move as the old school enrolment sits around 350 with student enthusiasm for naming both schools.
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Bronte
Mimiasauga St
I. H. Carke
Bronte Public School
Mayo- Corke
Oakville
Kerr
Tor Kerr St
Pioneer Smiths of the Reid Line in Cardston Alberta
Cardston AlbertaCP recall details the basement shop of Jack Reid chronicling his western pioneer family. It highlights William A Reid pony express rider Indian fighter and overland mail carrier, with ties to Calamity Jane and Buffalo Bill Cody. It notes 960 Sioux expected to be fought at Wagon Boxes and Jack Reid born 1823 near Fort Laramie with a law enforcement family lineage.
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Cardston
Alta
Jack Reid
William A
Bill) Reid
Pony Express
A Reid
Calamity Jane
Alf Ieck Glade
Buffalo Bill Cody
Platte Country
North Dakota
Reid
Royal North West Mounted Police
Jack
Town manager suggests deal with Highways Dept to open way
Town manager Ken Needham proposed a possible arrangement with the Department of Highways that would leave the way open for use or development. The note hints at collaborative steps to resolve access or roadway issues linking local projects.
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Ken Needham
Department of Highways
Lethbridge Woman Says She Delayed First Flight 83 Years
Mrs. Margaret Kipp, longtime Lethbridge resident, returned from Vancouver and said her only regret was waiting 83 years to sample air travel comfort. She finally took to the skies, embracing the new experience.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Margaret Kipp
Vancouver
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