Planning Board reviews zoning by laws for regulate buildings
The Planning Board examined a proposed zoning by law to regulate building types and classifications in coverage, parking, industrial, commercial, and residential areas. Chairman F Salt T Jones Fout Nt and J Whitham attended the regular meeting. the by law will be presented to council for approval before Ontario Municipal Board review.
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Vlanning
F Salt
T Jones
Fout- Nt
J Whitham
Council
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Townline WMS Holds Meeting at Archibald Home
The Townline WMS met at Mrs Archibald s home with good attendance. Mrs Hewes chaired opening with a poem and hymn. Prayer read Romans 12 and scripture read by Mrs Gude. Eben erer tactics discussed for junior meeting and Bible study led by Mrs Croft. Children s program featured Betts Baker and Johnny and Shirles Croft. Meeting closed with hymn and benediction.
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Mra. G. Hewes
Mra . Baker
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Betts Baker
Johnny
Shirles Croft
Edward Albert Mead Buried in Fairview After Illness
Edward Albert Mead aged 78 died at home on December 21 after a brief illness. He came to Canada in 1855, lived in Acton, Toronto, and Kitchener areas, and was a member of LOL No. 467. Survived by wife Annie Sargent and children William, Edward, Joan, Mrs John Morgan, Mrs Jack Near, and Mrs Walter Vogel, with a brother and other relatives. Funeral was held Saturday from the Pine Street Home with LOL No. 487 attending. interment at Fairview cemetery.
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Edward
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John Morgan
Emmai
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Jack Near
Marguerites
Walter Vogel Daiies
Wiliam
North Ray
Lates
Miedeck Penniger
Ramey Pinesat
Ernest Root
Fuarview Cemetery
Nea
Manitoba Farmers Join in Research Project
Manitoba farmers near Carman collaborate with the University of Manitoba to study farm business practices and efficiency. Funds from Carman Farm Business Association and over 10300 from other groups support farming system data collection and cooperative organization. The program runs on selected farms to test new business methods and practical applications for farmers.
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Thos Dist
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Peg
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Cleanup is Vital For Forest Fires
The forest department reports ongoing patrols over Ponhook Lake pulpwood district near Windsor Nova Scotia where embers smolder from a two week blaze. Officials say all equipment must be cleaned after use and about 100 000 feet of hose used. The fire charred about 10 000 acres of spruce and fir timberland. Moose Jaw Saskatchewan reports a bakery truck incident where a ladder caused $150 damage.
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Surveyors Errors Led to Discovery Of Rich Resources
Winston Parker of the International Nickel Company notes Canadian mining expanded after two errors in 1930. A survey team for the Canadian Pacific Railway strayed miles off course, exposing a new rock outcrop that prompted construction work and revealed valuable mineral resources.
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CPI
Donate Blood At Clinic Continues Amid Community Push
Local drive resumes at the clinic as volunteers and donors including community members and organizers rally support. The effort aims to increase blood supplies and assist with regional health needs despite recent disruptions noted in community notices.
Making Violins Is Great Hobby
Montreal report profiles 84 year old Robert Jam ee Brander an electrical engineer who retired 35 years ago to handmade violins. He crafts with a secret wood mix and a tuned two inch model, stating the Lord gifted him gentle hands. Brander compares aging violins to aged pensioners, mellow with time, and notes his family has deep musical roots.
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Ee Brander
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Brander
Ponoka Receives 60 Year Jewel from Masonic Lodge
The item notes Ponoka leaders and industrialists aiding local progress. a past mayor is highlighted as receiving a 60 year Jewel from the Hristania Masonic Lodge. It mentions community-building efforts and pride in both new industry and honoring history in Ponoka Alberta.
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Ponoka
Alta
MacGiullivray
Fawcett
Alla
Hiv
An U
Lightning Routs Fire Destroys Barn in Storm
The Ridnry barn burned during a severe elretic storm on Monday with no stock saved. Local families including Colwell and Halden hosted gatherings, while several residents planned trips to Canadian towns as church services noted schedule changes.
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Gordon Ridnry
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