Debated Acton Band Role at Fall Fair Dispute
A heated council session over whether Acton Citizen Band should perform at the Fall Fair without pay led to a drawn motion. Reeve Bert Hinton and band president Ted Tyler sparred as talk turned to whether the band is a civic group or a private unit and to the $100 fee proposed for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ted Tyler
Bert Hinton
Tyler
Fair Board
Mr. Hinton
Bob Drinkwalter
Citizens Band
Fair
Charlie Perry
Mr. Perry
Mr. Tyler
Perry
Duby
Drinkwalter
Bentsmen
McKenzie
Acton Centenary Fair Promises Largest Crowd Yet
Acton Falls Fair weekend climax marks months of planning with at least 25 floats in the centennial parade. The military section leads, followed by a legion float and the Acton Citizens Band. A Friday Miss Centennial contest, variety show, and exhibits fill the program with special music, guest books for former Actonians, and a Sunday church service featuring Rev. John Waldie and a massed choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Longe
Lorne Scots
11Th Field Regiment
Legion
Acton Citizens’ Band
Mac Sprowl
Erin
Georgetown
Milton
Guelph
Toronto
R. L. Davidson
Vince Mountford
Free Press
John Waldie
George Elliott
Acton Legion Choraliers
Adam
Rotary Club
Reeve Hinton
Ontario Conser
Vatory of Music
Ian Leaver
Cyril Sorsak
Ukrainian Youth Association of Toronto
Peter Mykolak
Jerry Milk
Acton Citizens
Six candidates open Halton County election campaign
Six candidates from the three major parties launch campaigns for two Ontario Legislature seats in Halton East and Halton West after redistribution. The October 17 provincial election will choose one representative for each riding: Halton East and Halton West, with Burlington Nassagawega Township and Acton areas included in Halton.
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Halton County
Ontario
Halton East
Halton West
Non West
Burlington
Nassagawega Township
Act
Acton council meets in regular session Monday night
The Acton council met in regular session to discuss a proposed parking lot with a United Church representative, subject to board of management approval. They authorized soil tests, sidewalk installations, and hydro library joint venture costs, plus hiring a clerk stenographer and budget adjustments. Electoral contests described for Halton ridings included candidates from Liberal, Conservative, and NDP.
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Acton Council
No. 2 Committee
The
United Church
Board of Management
Wolfe Construction
Hydro Commission
Alice St
Committee of Adjustment denies variance on Elizabeth Drive project
The Ontario Municipal Board may decide the fate of a partially built house on Elizabeth Drive in Lakeview after the Committee of Adjustment refused a variance on Lot 69. The panel cited no alternative but to deny and refer to the Municipal Board. Evidence showed builder Mr Perini of Sesto Construction started five days after the original hearing without a permit and altered measurements by one and a half feet. Two land-transfer applications were granted, while the meeting noted absence of Chairman E. Marks and Oakville Councillor William D. Gilles was absent. Also covered were council and party developments in Burlington, with candidates named for Halton West and new party activity from the Canadian Republic Party.
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Esquesing Township
Sideroad
Halton East
Oakville
Milton
Georgetown
George Kerr
Burlington
Halton West
Hugh John Lush
Ted McDonald
McDonald
New Democratic Party
N.D.P
Jim Snow
Hornby
Snow Construction
Robin Shace
Liberal
Ontario Municipal Board
Elizabeth Drive
Lakeview
Committee of Adjustment
Municipal Board
Cision
Wilfred Joseph Duval
Margerite Duval
Archibald Leon Pap
Sociation
William D. Gillies
Canadian Republic Party
Arthur McLean
Insurance Company
McLean
P.C.M. P.P
Halton County
Mr. Kerr
Gaspe Coast
Kerr
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton
Dalhousie University
Hamilton
P.C
Recreation Committee
Kinsmen Club
Retarded Children’s Association
Liberals
Regina
Saskatchewan
Lush
Queen’s University
Canadish Johns-Mansville
Lash
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Liquid Carbonic Corporation
Investment Dealers Association of
Niagara District
Heart Fund
Mr. Lush
Town seeks to recover damages from illegal sewage connections
A Lakeview subdivision dispute over drainage led town council to seek legal guidance and decide to pursue recovery of damages from illegal and improper connections to the sanitary sewer system. The committee argued that builders should bear responsibility, while debate focused on who pays for sump pumps and faulty connections. A motion approved to recover costs from the Lakeview pumping station and sewer system damages.
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Tyler
Lakeview
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reeve, T. Tyler Jr
Wilmer Fryer
Ted Tyler Jr
Beader Elliott
Chamber of Commerce
Nelles
Lions ‘Club
Iill
Lakeside
Ln O.D. E
Mary Lou Brown
Limehouse Presbyterian Young People’s Society
Ted Brown
Eleanor Karn
Norman Young
W. Trow Associates
Lakeview Subdivision
Jack Marshall
the Development Commission
NDP
Illon
Ida Papillon
Archibald Papillon
Archibald Leon Papillon
E. Marks
John Lush
Alderwood
Keitah Etobicoke
R.C.A.F
Cmlelc
Jeeve F. Oakes
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