Hi Neighbour Welcome Hostess in Acton Seeks New Residents
In early country days neighbour ladies greeted newcomers with pies and cakes but today it is hard. Acton has a Hi Neighbour Welcome Hostess ready to greet new residents on behalf of the town and merchants with housewarming gifts. Call 853-0805 to arrange a visit by Mrs Laura Dittrich.
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Acton
Laura Dittrich
Farmer complains CN Rail overgrown weeds along property
Esquesing Council hears from Jack Wagstaffe of Glen Williams about CN Rail neglecting weed control along his farm boundary. He says the line may no longer operate but grass remains, hindering crops. Council to mail CN Rail for action and to meet with assessor Art Benton regarding dual assessments on his deed.
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Esquesing Council
Canadian National Railways
Jack Wagstaffe
R. R
Glen Williams
C.N.R
Railway
Wagstaffe
Art Benton
Baptist Mission Circle Reports Fall Work and Plans
The Baptist Mission Circle held a well attended September meeting at Edna Gordon's home on Churchill Road. Vice president Marg Bailey led in the president's absence as the Rudds' parcel appreciation letter was read noting their Canadian June furlough and Niagara Falls home. A $20 donation funded another parcel for India and a November sale will support Food for India. Members reviewed recent church functions, heard talks on workers together with God, and prayed for missionaries Harriet Helwig, Mrs Harrap, Wilma Chapman, and Mary Landsborough.
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Baptist Mission Circle
Edna Gordon
Churchill Road
Marg Bailey
Rudds
Rudd
Canada
Hong Kong
Niagara Falls
Miss Frecklan
India
Food For India Fund
Elda Fryer
Elsie Quee
Hareriet Helwig
Mrs. Harrap
Wilma Chapman
Mary Landsborough
Judy Gordon
Lil Wagner
Ladies’ Aid
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Grant Campbell
Norris
Roberts
Board of Managers
Nassagaweya Ladies Hear Tale of Local Forefathers
September meeting of Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid focused on Nassagaweya Centenn ial history and forefathers. Guest speaker Mrs Trousdale recounted regional pioneers, including Dr Meade, and the group recalled hymns and planned harvest activities for October and September events.
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Nassagaweya
Trousdale
Rockwood
Canada
Dr. Meade
Haltonville
Quiet police week ends with planned fall events
The local O P P detachment reports a calm period up to September 9 1967 with 654 miles driven and 192 working hours. One impaired driving charge one dangerous driving one careless driving four miscellaneous traffic offenses 26 warnings and four safety stickers issued. one stolen auto recovered. one premise insecure and one property damage under investigation. No court due to Labour Day. Corporal Mason forecasts a busier weekend and fall events including parades at the park.
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O.P.P
R. Mason
Lebor settlements before council Fri
The dispute between Halton's heart nurses and the county council moves toward a solution as a conciliation board led by Judge Colin Bennett considers the case. The hearing, scheduled before the council, marks a key step in resolving the issue facing the healthcare staff.
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Halton
County Council
Colin Bennett
Correction on local trust company director
Correction: W J Beatty of Acton is the local director of Halton and Peel Trust and Savings Company, not Dr C A Martin of Milton as appeared in last week’s Free Press. Mr Beatty is a vice president of the company.
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W.J. Beatty
Acton
C. A. Martin
Milton
Free Press
Halton and Peel Trust and Savings Company
Mr. Beatty
Nassagaweya Council Reduces Speed Signs and Adjusts Land Plans
Nassagaweya Council met Monday night approving a 35 mph speed limit on the County Road through Moffat and discussing a wholesale resurvey in Campbellville amid boundary discrepancies. They heard the adjustment committee’s OK for Carroll Keith Stevenson’s land sale proposal and granted land-separation permissions to Rodney J. McMurray and Ernest Cross with frontage depth and area increases. The township asked for the Smith report volumes from the Department of Municipal Affairs, offered $50 to local agricultural societies, raised fire insurance on the township garage to 15 000 and renewed with Halton Mutual for three years, and decided not to publish a yearbook this year.
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Nassagaweya
Moffat
County Council
Campbellville
Boundares
Committee of Adjustment
Carroll Keith Stevenson
Rodney J. McMurray
Ernest Cross
Department of Municipal Affairs
Halton Mutual Insurance Company
Acton Agricultural Society
Haiton Agricultural Society
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