Hinuda's 57 Minto Cup Triumph Cements Excelsiors Victory
The Excelsiors clinched the Minto Cup after a dramatic sixth game season win over the Shamrocks. Wayans Thompson captained the team as Chuck Rowan presented the Cup, with coach George Thompson beaming at the celebration and Archie Browning among early congratulators.
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Hinuda
A *Crompton
Srens
George Thompsens
Archie Browning
Excelsiors
Chuck Rowan
OLA
Wayans Thompson
Encelsiors
Rowen
CLA
Burlington District Fire Chiefs to Remain in Authority
The Sa agelien Committee recommends that district fire chiefs keep authority within their districts as Burlington amalgamates. A council plan will place three to four chiefs under Burlington Chief Heg Law to improve cohesion and dispatch. Orangeville details note a new Aldershot fire station and district brigade, with 24 hour service and upgraded radio dispatch.
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Burlington District
Surlington
Sa‘agelien
Burlington
Heg Law
Nalson
East Flamboro
Aldershot
Alderthot
Cities Service site begins refinery foundations near Trafalgar
Bronte area clears 120 acres for Cit ies Service Trafalgar refinery. Foundations placed for the maintenance and warehouse building 10 by 380 feet to be finished by October end, serving as initial headquarters. Access road opened to Trafalgar Town Line Road. track crossing to be improved at the company’s expense. Earthworks south of mainline create 110 000 cubic yards of fill for future dikes around storage tanks.
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Ch.r.-C-P.r
Trafalger Town Line
Cites Service
Trafalgar
Nelson
Crosring
Jevelling
Oakville Approves Third Reading For New Loblaw Supermarket
Oakville council gives third reading to zoning by law enabling a Loblaw's supermarket. The plan proposes a nine store expansion with a recorded vote requested by Councillor Fred Tilley. Tilley Dean Wilkes and J A McIntyre opposed the motion.
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Oakville
Oakville Council
Soning
Ted Finch - Noyes
Loblaw's
Fred Tilley
Wiliam Anderson
Dean Wilkes
J. A. McIntyre
Cub News Outlines Pack Meetings and Ruless Change
The column announces new Cub Scouting rules and meeting night changes for A Pack on Monday B Pack on Thursday C Pack on Wednesday to allow leaders more time for activities. It notes many Cubs will advance to Scouts at month end and details ranking of waiting list registrations and pack investments.
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Acton
Trafalgar Township Sets Reduced Licences for Open Seasons
Trafalgar township cuts hunting licence fees from 1 to 25 cents for residents with a 23 cent plus 5 cent issuing fee. Non residents face 3 dollars plus 30 cent issuing fee. By law 200 licences may go to non residents, up from 400 the prior year. Feathestone notes no distinction this year between non township and non county residents. A separate line mentions Twelve Foot Davis and a claim near Cariboo Creek.
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Trafalgar
Trafalgar Township
Sheldon Featherstone
Featherstone
Burlington Property Owners To Oppose Electric Station
Burlington residents formed the Northshore Area Ratepayers and Property Owners Association to oppose a Therma Electric Station proposed near Burlington Hay. Chairman Alles Templin said industrial growth may affect property values and urged securing details from Hydro before further action.
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Burlington Property
Burlington
Ofirshot
Indian Point
Hydro Officetala
Burlington Hay
Alles Templin
The
Northshore Area Ratepayers and Property, Owners Association
Templin
Aldershot Property Owners Association
Delay Likely For Bronte Public School Opening
Bronte’s new public school on Mimiasauge Street may not be ready for opening before year’s end. Major I H Carke says much work remains including sewer and water connections. He notes no immediate urgency and no overcrowding at the old school with about 350 pupils. A debate over naming the two schools is under way.
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Bronte
Mimiasauge St
I. H. Carke
Bronte Public
Mayo- Corke
Pioneer Reid family recalled in Cardston basement collection
Cardston Alberta CP reports Jack Reid preserves his western pioneer family history in a basement shop filled with photos letters and books. The tale covers his father William A Reid a pony express station tender and frontier figure who met Calamity Jane and Buffalo Bill Cody and fought in the Wagon Box War.
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Cardston
Alta
Jack Reid
William A
Bill) Reid
Pony Express
A Reid
Calamity Jane
Alf Ieck Glade
Buffalo Bill Cody
Interchange project delay prompts town planning offer
Town manager Ken Needham suggests a possible arrangement with the Department of Highways to keep access open while the new interchange is completed. The remark follows the section about the highway project and local traffic planning.
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Ken Needham
Department of Highways
Lethbridge Woman Regrets Waiting 83 Years for First Flight
Mrs. Margaret Kipp, a longtime Lethbridge resident, returns from Vancouver and says her only regret is waiting 83 years to sample air travel. Her remark underlines the novelty of flying for first-time passengers in this era.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Margaret Kipp
Lethbridgee
Vancouver
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