County Council Backs New Tunnel Plan in Halton Area
The County Council endorses a proposed tunnel under De Guelph bane just south of Queen Elizabeth Was at boat Ness Subway. Members approve funding and staff actions for hospital and juvenile court needs. A letter requests a typewriter for Kenneth Langdon and related administrative moves.
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Roeon Mae
Chas
Sean SL
Naesaasevo
Nise Citether
Toad of
Transport
Cammasscof We Appleations
de Guelph Bane
CON RG
Queen
Boveabeth
Boat Ness
Satety Association
Ontaris Ascot
Ared
Toto
Bs Vtathen County
Counc
Kenneth Langdon
Georgetown
Heslop and Whittaker
Kenneth Lanedon
Treslop
Crawford
Hundredth Esquesing Society Fair Highlights Anniversary
The Esquesing Society marked its hundredth fair with a well attended event featuring a notable ride and show tent exhibits. Spectators praised the display of horses, crafts, and a framed remembrance noting the society’s long history and community activities.
Fire damages Mas McLellan truck near Acton
A truck owned by Mas McLellan on No 7 Pen ase miles east of Acton caught fire on Monday afternoon. The cab was damaged and water shortages hampered the Acton Fire Brigade, but crews confined the blaze to the front of the vehicle.
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Mas McLellan
Acton
Acton Man Fined After Labor Day Collision
James Higgins of Acton appeared in Magistrate's Court Tuesday on a charge of careless driving causing property damage. The charge was reduced to failing to stop at a stop sign with a fine and costs totaling $9. The offense occurred in the afternoon of Labor Day at the Knox Avenue corner when his car struck another vehicle.
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James Higgins
Acton
E. E. Harrop
Higgins
Knox Avenue
Erin Open Season for Deer Hunting Petition Granted
The meeting discussed deer hunting season opening and issued permits under fire marshal and village rules. Officials referred a petition to the Village Trustees and renewed bonds and premiums with Canadian Surety Co while approving general and road accounts totaling 1200 81.
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Pras Cdownet
Ontario
Texnarding
Wioillanas Street
Tillsburg
Parades and services marked a city day of remembrance
Plans indicate a day of remembrance with a parade and ceremonies. Vignettes mention a parade at dawn, a tractor display, and various local organizers coordinating the event. Community figures and residents are named in planning notes for a commemorative gathering.
Westos Silver Band Performs in Park Pavilion
The Westos Silver Band delivered a fine performance in the park pavilion amid dated weather. Local observers noted the weather affected events as musicians played with care and pride despite conditions.
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Westos
Mrs Richardson Hosts Meeting at United Church
The Warmans Association regular meeting of the United Church was held at Mrs Te Vaetiarateon's home on Thursday. Officer presiding was 1st vice president Mas So Resa. Devotionals led by Mrs Johnson and Mrs Caldwell. A short program followed by a tea lunch hosted by Mrs Niebanisen and served with hospitality.
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Warmans Assectation
The
United Church
Te Vaetiarateon
Uhurrsday
Mas So Resa
Row
Johnnson
of Caldwell
Elic Thetford
NW Posbursy
Mas Hychardsen
Weddbuts
Niebanisen
Salary Increases Granted Officers Public Utilities
Water department records show the Public Utilities officers receiving salary increases after a council meeting. The Water Works Department discussed the administration of the water supply and irrigation, with notes on the distribution system from spring to pump house and farm district considerations.
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Heardmore Farm
Nova Scotia to Add Cages in Mines for Safety
Mines Minister T J Curt announces new safety device for coal mines in Nova Scotia. TRO equipment is the latest step to cut accidents in underground mining operations.
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Valifax Ccp
T. J. Curt
Nova Scotia
Council Discusses Plans for Recognition Day
The council reviews plans and potential speakers for Recognition Day. Discussions include event timing, venue, and community involvement to honor local achievements and civic contributions.
Canadian Wool Wins Acton Softball Championship 1916
The Canadian Wool team won the Acton Softball Championship in 1916 and may claim the Athitere Association Challenge Cup after three consecutive titles. Fans celebrated, and plans note season events at Acton parks with parade details and civic holiday activities.
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Acton
Athitere Association
Aclon
Halton Plow Boys to Compete at International Match
Halton will send Proctors Mens Hornby and Chas Hunter from Georgetown Walking Poe Garton Ferguson and Clark Armstrong of Nas웨aweva Townsthp to the International Plow in Match in Huron County at Port Albert Airfield. Selection came from a farm elimination. Chick Young of Milliken coached. The Halton match and farm machiners display will occur Thursday at Win Near Hornby.
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Huron County
Port Albert
Halton
Proctors
Hornby
Chas Hunter
Georgetown
Poe Garton Ferguson
Clark Armstrong
Nas Weaweva
John Rove
Trafalgar
Chick Young
Milliken
Onidtye
Win
W. J. Robertson
Halton Association
Devonshire Chapter Sale and Lodge Parade Announced
The Duke of Devonshire Chapter O.D.E. plans a bagner and baking sale at Town Hall on September 7. L.O.L. 2285 Orange Lodge parade will depart Milton Town Hall at 2 45 pm Sunday September 7 to the Presbyterian Church at 3 pm led by Rev. Mr Ridde.
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Devonshire
L.O.L
Milton
Presbyterian Church
Ridde
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