County Road Developments Highlight Highways Meeting
October 2 session at Guelph brought Minister of Highways MacNaughton and Wellington Road officials with county engineers to discuss the County Roads Needs Survey. They outlined how direct aid and subsidies tie to county systems and stressed local council control after survey results. John Root noted petitions protesting deletions as the Area Transportation Study proceeds to safeguard King’s Highway needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hommdeble Chertse Michaughe Tem
Wellington
Suburban Road Commission
County Engieer
Guelph
Mr. Machon
MacNaughton
County Council
Root
County Bewl
Department of Highways
Orion and
Grand Valley
Dept. of Highways
Work in Trinidad Described on Tape
WWCW unit 3 members heard a tape of Rev Roy Nechall discussing church work in Trinidad. A Chinese boy father writes from abroad thanking sponsors for funds enabling schooling and travel. A Mooswane girl at a training school in Galt sends thanks. A packed schedule for the Fred Vector Mission with Mrs Irwin was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Wwcw. Unit 3
Roy Nechall
Moos Wnee
Galt
Fred Vector Mission
AL Irwin
Duight Engel
Plano
Grace Clow and Paul Hodge Wed In Candlelight Ceremony
Grace Clow married Paul Hodge in a candlelight ceremony held September 24 at Trinity United Church in Acton. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick G. Clow, wore a lace gown with a scalloped neckline. attendants included Ruth Clow and bridesmaids in pale pink chiffon over taffeta. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs M. Hodge of Georgetown. reception followed at the church with guests in formal dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Ambulance
United Church
CD. Ashley
Toronto
Ashley
George Hargrave
Acton
Trnity
Even Ochair
Grae Mane “Chow
Paul Robert Vinadge Weir
Daughr Engel
Gcorge Fllcht
Aml
Frederick G. Clow
Main St. N
Theymam
Farly
Mass Ruth Clow
Mery
Peter Lawr
Cathy Higgens
Mar
Paul Robert Hodge
Thei
Trinity United Church
Grace Clow
Pioneer Days in Nassagawesa Described for Institute Women
The October meeting of the Nassagawesa Women's Institute met at Mis. Malcolm Moffatt's home on October 20. Talks covered local progress, a cancelled Halloween party, and a future meeting at Dad's Restaurant on November 18. A display of old Patties and a historic hand loom illustrated past life and primitive methods, contrasted with modern conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagawesa
Institute
Nassagawesa Women's Institute
Mis
Malcolm Moffatt
Fred Edllands
Qde
Mary Stewart Collet
Hallowe'en
Guelph
Acros
Trousdake
Ponteur
Nassayawea
Peenstead
Ain Foot
Acton considers new dump site and subsidy plan
The Acton council discusses a possible dump site with a meeting set to view a proposed location. They seek an interim highway subsidy of 30 20868 and have approved a temporary borrowing of 100 000. Rural schools closed for teachers’ convention. Muscular Dystrophy Week fundraising planned with canisters in town stores. Proceeds go to the Muscular Dystrophy Trophy Association in Toronto for research and patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Erin
Coupe
Dept. of Highways
Council
Hydro
Young St
Herb Dodds
Harn Oulerden
Toronto
Cracks After Blasting Spark Town Debate On Cause
Residents voiced concerns over cracks in homes near a blasting site with officials noting no prior proof the damage came from blasting. Councillors and engineers discussed evidence, claims of prior damage, and possible independent analysis as a public nuisance question lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Alliedaly
Cogine
Hughes
Ute
Meeting Closes After Anthem And Social Time
Attendees concluded the gathering with the national anthem and a social period. The hostess and committee offered lunch and hosted friendly exchanges as guests departed.
Acton Receives 2000 Telephone Directories Amid Local Push
The Bell Tel Co of Canada distributes 2000 local telephone directories to Acton residents marking a new edition with updated calling data effective November 7. Delivery spans the entire district and includes safety tips and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bell Tel Co
Canada
L. G. Denby
Hell Canada
Aston
Tod
Local quilt drawing crowns top prize winner
In a community event a top prize quilt was awarded after a draw. The article lists multiple participants and tables of card games, with winners including Mire and others named from local clubs and towns.
Rector at Erin Dast Sumdsy
The rector Rev Edwaend Sewell took the helm at Holy tisctoselat and preached at All Nass, Fa. The ceremonial appointment marked the church’s leadership transition and directed parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell
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Paul Hodge
Reineer
Miss Lame
Rhonda Clow
Lamehouse
Tex
Nalions Mir Claw
Grouse
Petes Laawr
Kkenaeth Hodge
Ronald Claw
Blade
Chese A Hee
Erie
Derek Carliste
Salyercrerk
Ain Stewart
Vanety
Peter Pawe
Cathe May Gris
Reed
Caroline
Carounel
Wear Station
Sadelios
Frank Oukew
Coun
Alto
Dubyalu
Jarathos
Ameembers
Wovnes
Weghestad
Feo
Cequirer
Canale Deinkwalter
Teal
Hintan
Brownies
Rosemary High Os
Beco Small
United Charnh
Cal
Edward G. Irving
Robert Little
ACTO
John Ruddy
Acton Chamber OF
Ateber
Meeks
Peesanel Dist
Wetkdente
Bern
Vanes
Cleawe
Saluedap
Phayeng
Mire
Collin
Socom
Clare Walken
Albore
Stes Wiltson
Kinigue Amd
Actin
Ace Yetl Y Fares Sey
Wwe Toy
Janes Nedite
Tal Varnes Leolberweared
Hinton
Hallowe'en Candy
Hallowe‘en
Hinton's
Imperial
G. B
Jerry) Skirrow
P.O. Box
Yoou
Imperial Esso
Jerry
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