Varied Esquesing council sets roads grant and bylaws
Esquesing township council met for regular sessions with Acting Reeve Walter Linham presiding. The minutes show a plan to petition the Department of Highways for a 1954 road grant of 30 512.81 and numerous accounts approved including health insulin and fuel expenses. Special meetings appointed an acting reeve and delegates to the Urban Rural Municipalities Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
Esqueank Council
Messrs
Currie
Sinclair
Wilson
Walter Linham
Department of Highways
Esquesing
Bird
Urban Rural Municipalities Association
Currie, Sinckar
Reeve Linham
Miss Nancy Frowe Wins Maurice Cody Scholarship at Toronto
Miss Nancy Frowe of North Bay won the Maurice Cody Memorial scholarship at the University of Toronto. The award totals 150 cash and four years of free tuition, a possible value of 1222 dollars, open to non Toronto candidates. She excels in Latin and English and may pursue journalism after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Frowe
North Bay
Vera Hurst
Acton
University of Toronto
Maurice Cody
Toronto
Frowe
Sarah Hurst
Ebenezer Church Bridal Setting In Nas Sagaweya
Ebenezer United Church in Nas Sagaweya township hosted the wedding of Lois Marie Coulter and Elwood Willard Tosh. The bride wore a French lace gown with net skirt and long lace sleeves, carried pink flowers, and was attended by her sister Jean Coulter. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. J. A. Dilts with a reception in the church Sunday school room. Out-of-town guests came from Acton, Milton, Kitchener, Waterloo, Preston, Fergus, Hamilton, Alma, and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
Nas- Sagaweya
Lois Marie Coulter
Elwood Willard Tosh
Roy Coulter
R.R. J. Puslneh
Ernest Tosh
Fergus
J. A. Dilts
Coulter
Jean Coulter
Thomas Tosh
Rockwood
Clifford Tosh
Thomas McGladrey
Speedside
Kenneth Elsley
Guelph
Thousand Islands
Quebec
Pennsylvania
New York State
Tosh
Acton
Milton
Kitchener
Waterloo
Preston
Hamilton
Alma
Vancouver
Obituary for Thomas John Oakley of Cameron District
Thomas John Oakley died September 13 in his 65th year and was buried September 16 in Riverside cemetery Lindsay in the family plot. He was a key figure in Cameron lineage, nephew of Albert Oakley Acton, cousin of several Oakleys, with two sisters Lillian Perrin and Margaret Mark among mourners. Three Orange Lodges attended the funeral and many floral offerings reflected high esteem. Accompanied by family members from Acton, Toronto, and Saskatchewan, the service noted his deep community ties.
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Cameron
Ont
Thomas John Oakley
Riverside Cemetery
Lindsay
Mr. Oakley
Mr Oakley
Albert Oakley
Acton
John Harms
G Holmes
Harold Oakley
George Oakley
Burlington
BE. Robson
Toronto
Douglas Wackwell
Los Angeles
Calif
W. M Topping
Saskatchewan
Lillian Perrin
Margaret Mark
Oakley
John Harris
Albert Harris
Tom Harris
RR. 4
George Holmes
William Topping
Unsafe Smoking Habits Spark Household Fires
Careless discarding of lighted matches and smoking materials causes about 30 percent of fires from known causes over ten years. A burning match or tobacco debris can start disastrous fires risking lives and property. Precautions urge keeping matches away from children, using nonflammable containers, ample ashtrays, snuffing out flames, and avoiding smoking in bed or where signs prohibit it.
Faulty Electrical Wiring and Apparatus
One in ten fires of known causes are electrical origin. Circuits carry specific loads and fuses protect against overloads. Use correct amperage fuses, hire a skilled electrician for repairs, and buy UL labeled appliances. Do not run wires under rugs or in exposed places.
Heating and Cooking Stoves Safety Advisory
Fire prevention tips warn that faulty chimneys stoves furnaces and careless handling cause many fires. Maintain sub standard equipment install properly keep clear distances from walls use asbestos or UL listed insulation and consult experts for safety and efficiency. Clean chimneys yearly repair cracks promptly and store hot ashes in metal containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Fire safety guidance for clothing and stove fires
Advice warns not to run when clothing catches fire. If possible lie on the floor and roll to smother flames. Avoid wearing fuzzy fabrics near heat and keep flammable clothing away from stoves and ranges.
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Formosa
Presbyterian
Canada
J. Sutherland
C. C. Chen
Suanalian Church
Taipei
James Sutherland
Campbellville
Dept. of Health
Insulin
Globe Ad Mail
Toronto Star
Mutual Aid Brigade
Town of
Arthur Scott Motors Ltd
Bickle Seagrave Ltd
Corp. of
Bell Telephone
HEPC
Norval
R. J. Lovell Co
Halton Registry Office
A. W. Benton
W. E. Townsend
George Currie
Lamb
Aln. Stark
Robert Irving
AN. Stark
Meldrum Stark
S. Mattaney
Professor Ferguson
Fred Nurse
Leslie Griffen
Seve Bird
W. E Townsend
The
J. L. Graham and Co
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Glen Wiliams School
Arbic
Ebenezer
Cameron District
Blue Doll Beauty Salon
Phon
Square Dance
Themmittee
E. Bilton
G. Candler
T. Jones
Marie
Tye
Bell
Bell Telephone Company OF Canada
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
Bud
Acton Fire Department
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