Acton Council weighs overtime to finish reassessment
The assessor John Ladouceur may work 16 hours overtime over two weeks to finish the reassessing by November 30, with pay based on current salary. Council faced delays under the D M A manual and considered abandoning or monetizing the spring water source while a hydrant painting project and fire agreement were approved.
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Acton
John Ladouceur
Council
Ladouceur
Main Street
O.W.R.C
Acion Fire Fighters’ Association
C.N.I.B
Halton County Health One
Wis
Nassagawa Township approves liquor outlets and race track in landslide
In Nassagawa Township 1,043 voters, 74.4 percent, backed legal liquor outlets and a $3.5 million harness racing track promised with approval. Turnout set a record at 81.3 percent. Voting ran heavy with only 110 spoiled ballots. final tallies were late.
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Natsugaweya Township
Nassagaweya
Don McMillan
Wos
W. von Richthofen
Fair Winner Mrs Norm Robertson Dominates Halton Fall Fairs
Mrs Norm Robertson a regular Halton Fair winner in domestic science and baking received 43 prizes for 50 entries at Georgetown Fair showing strong performance in multiple categories and earning top accolades.
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Norm Robertson
Halton
Cuiskes
Georgetown
Sal
Dismiss By-law Charge Against Beardmore Co
In Esquesing Township court Monday Magistrate Kenneth Langdon dismissed the by law charge against Beardmore and Co Ltd Acton. The township alleged disposal of refuse and industrial waste violated a local by law with tests claiming effluent discharge within township limits. Witnesses for the township included K C Lindsay James Watt and Charles E Simpson. Continued on Page Two.
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Esquesing Township
Beardmore and Co.Ltd
Acton
Kenneth Langdon
John van Sickler
Esquesing Township Council
Beardmore and Company
K. C. Lindsay
James Watt
Halton
Daylight Saving Time Ends October 29 at 2 Am
Citizens are reminded there is confusion about DST. It does not end this weekend and will continue until Sunday October 29 at 2 a.m.
Rockwood youth fined for underage drinking and property damage
Magistrate Kenneth Langdon fined a Rockwood youth $100 for underage drinking with one month in jail in lieu, plus $39.77 and $82.00 for two broken windows at Beardmore and Frostee Freeze. A separate Acton youth faced three counts of wilful damage. one charge was withdrawn, another dismissed, and the third remanded for a week.
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Rockwood
Kenneth Langdon
Ron Rupert
Searned
Beardmore and Company
Frostee
Acton
Langdon
Acton Industrial Commission outlines expanding industry
The Acton Industrial Commission reports on efforts to attract and relocate industry. New and expanding groups include Thermold Division Porter Canada Ltd in the Canada Packers Building, Waleigh Furniture Ltd, Keates Organ Limited movers from Lucan, and F Heller & Co. Ltd. A Hamilton firm plans a new division. meetings with officials improved cooperation and town facilities.
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Thermold Division
H. Porter Canada Ltd
Porter Canada Ltd
Canada Packers
U.S.A
Beardmore & Co. Limited
Keutes Organ Limited
Lucan
Ontario
Acton
Anl
Industrial Commission
Bert Keates
F. Heller & Co. Ltd
Dilly
Hamilton
Ing P
Acton Chamber of Commerce
Acton Industrial Commission
N. J. Breida
Dial Equipment Being Installed In Acton
The switchover to dial system in Acton progresses as workers from the Northern Electric Company install equipment in the new Church Street building. Panels are erected wires connected and tested daily. Completion is hoped for in December with limited service during the switch over and possible occasional trouble calls.
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Church Im Road
William Findlay
Mr. Findlay
Lale
Findlay
Hargrave
Barbeau
Hinton
Goy
McLeod
Denny
Toth
Duby
Acton Industrial Commission
Macdonald Avenue Street
HK. Porter
Reeve Hinton
Guy
Planning Board
Acton
Northern Electric Company
Church Street
Harvest Festival Sermon At St. Alban's Church
Rev. Donald West urged gratitude for God's blessings during St. Alban's Harvest Service. He warned against forgetting the Lord amid prosperity and noted how people ignore facts while enjoying harvest gifts. Altar Guild decorated with fruit and vegetables. choirs sang Our Grateful Hearts.
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Donald- West
St. Alban's Anglican Church
Moses
God
West
Scout Father and Son Banquet Set in Acton Legion
About 120 fathers, sons, and scouts are to attend the Scout Father and Son Banquet on Tuesday evening at the Legion auditorium. A Sen Scout Skipper from Oakville will give an illustrated after dinner talk, followed by badge awards and an entertainment program of skits and songs.
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Haltom
Campbellville
Oakville
Nelson c
Trafalgar
Nassagaweva
Acton
Legion Auditorium
Sen
Scout and Guide Mothers’ Association
Acton Ministerial Association
Bob Gardner
Feaders
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St. Albans
Ed Newton
Vicki
Dorothy
The
G.W.R
Water and Sewer Department
Srk
Siall Proto
M. Z Bennett v
United Church
Friendly Circle Group
Bennett
Dwight Engel
Gordon Johnson
Highway 401
Nassapaweyo
Beardmore Co
Esquesing
Tayer and Council
Acton Industrial @emmission
N. J. Brazda
DS Dills
J. Ledger
EL Tyler Sr
W. Cook
G. Barbeau
8. Evans
W. McKay
Evans
Winnipeg
Dotminions
Mayor Gas
Department of
Department of Planning and Development
Commission
Maver Gov and Counci
Audio Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Indhis
Michigan Bulb
Canadian Branch Office Services Ltd
Toronto
Canada Packet
Waleigh Furniture Limited
Montreal
F. G. Oakes
Les Duby
Peter Taylor
Bob Hinton
Barry Kirkness
John Gay
Beardmore and Co
W. J. Beatty
H. H. Hinton
Hlors Lee ‘Duby
W. H. Benny
J. McGeachie
Beardmore
Fr. Salt
C. Heard
L Creighton
C. Cook
R. R. Parker
N. Braids
A. Lauder
Bill Wallace
Wallace Footwear
Montredi
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