Biography of Senator David A Croll Q C
Senator David Arnold Croll was born in Moscow on March 12, 1900, son of Hillel Croll and Minnie Cherniak. He came to Canada with his parents in 1905 and settled in Windsor Ontario. He began his education in Windsor Public Schools and Patterson Collegiate Institute.
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David Arnold Croll
Hillel Croll
Minnie Cherniak
Moscow
Russia
Canada
Windsor
Ontario
Patterson Collegiate Institute
Windsor Leader Senator Croll’s Long Public Service Career
The record traces Senator Croll from early schooling and law practice in Windsor to a pivotal political arc. He became mayor in 1930, led relief and welfare reforms, served as Ontario minister of welfare municipal affairs and labour, authored the Minimum Wage Act, and supported industrial standards. He briefly left Hepburn Cabinet in 1937 over collective bargaining, returned to provincial politics, and re-elected as mayor during WWII while enlisting in the Essex Scottish Regiment.
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University of Toronto
Osgoode Hall Law School
Windsor
Sarah Levin
Joseph Levin
London
Ontario
Eunice
Constance
Sandra Ruth
Senator Croll
City of
Windsor-Walkerville
Croll
Department of Municipal Affairs
Ontario Medical Association
Labour and Industry Act
Hepburn
Oshawa
General Motors
Essex Scottish Regiment
Boon Companions Broadcast on CBC Network
The five piece group led by Harry Boon performs pop music weekly on CBC Trans-Canada with Kip Wallis songs. Sta R Gordon Schmitt vibes Jim Newby drums Harry Boon piano Howard Gulden sax Ian McCulloch bass rehearse for the half hour show.
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CBC Trans- Canada
Boon
Harry Boon
Kip Wallis
Sta R
Gordon Schmitt
Jim Newby
Howard Gulden
Ian McCulloch
Senator Croll’s wartime service and long career in Ottawa
Windsor native rises from lieutenant to colonel in World War II then serves in Allied headquarters. He returns to Canada in 1945, wins a federal seat for Spadina, re elected in 1949 and 1953 with large majorities, serves on key Commons committees, chairs defence expenditures, and is appointed to the Senate in 1955. He also acts as a UN delegate during the Suez era.
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House of Commons
Spadina
Toronto
Croll
Canada
Senate
United Nations
South Monaghan Two Council Minutes February 1958
The regular meeting of the Township of South Monaghan council was held February 3 1958 at 1 p.m. with all members present and was called to order by Reeve Ray Bothwell. Minutes were read and adopted. Correspondence included a hospital donation thank you note, health unit December report, Dewart Milling ownership change, Warble Fly Act amendments and inspector interview, literature from Chipman Chemical and Niagara Brand, a new Hydro Electric contract, welfare supplementary allowance notice, and a municipal clerks conference notice with no action.
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South Monaghan
Ray Bothwell
Gorge Dean
Herb Syer
Northumberland and Durham Health Unit
Dewart Milling Co
Fraserville Mill
Department of Agriculture
Geo. Dean
G Anderson
Robert Fisher
Harry Larmer
Chipman Chemical Co
Niagara Brand Spray Co
Hydro Electric
Department of Public Welfare
National Institute of Municipal Clerks
Ontario School Trustees and Ratepayers Association
Bewdley Council deals with roads and contracts
The council considered sending notice to the School Board, approved paying the Ontario Good Roads Association and Rural Municipalities membership, and delegated the Clerk to attend. Fire equipment from Bewdley village was tabled and a printing contract inquiry was arranged. A sixteen-signature request to halt road transfers was tabled. The Women’s Institute praised by letter, and voucher No. 1 for $630.97 plus other general accounts were listed for payment.
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Ontario Good Roads Association of Rural Municipalities
R. Fisher
H. Syer
Percy Farr
Bewdley
G. Anderson
Mirror-Reporter
Geo. Dean
Barringer
Women’ Institute
Beaver Lumber Co
Attwooll & Sheppard
South Monaghan
Municipal Council Minutes Record Payments
Salary, Clerk Treasurer 75.00. Ontario Good Roads Association membership 15.00. O B Johnson postage stamps 5.00. Association of Rural Municipalities member 10.00. J E Lewis premium on liability insurance 115.09. Total 279.30. All accounts passed for payment on motion of Geo. Dean seconded by H. Syer. Council adjourned to meet Friday February 7 at 8 30 p.m.
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Good Roads Association
OCR
O. B. Johnson
Association of Rural Municipalities
Pudisres Assinioiaiain
J. E. Lewis
DOU Cie
Geo. Dean
H. Syer
G. Anderson
Millbrook Council Minutes Report February Meeting
Millbrook council met February 3 with Reeve Geo H Arrington and Councillors Gibson North Crowley and Tric. Minutes of January 25 confirmed. Committees heard on donations to health and educational groups and a plan for eight tons of calcium chloride. A proposed rigid concrete bridge on Distrillery Street discussed with a 11 estimated cost and 5 percent engineering fee. Land transfer question on King Street parcels examined for possible return to former lot.
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Millbrook
Geo. Hrington
Li. Gibson
Frank North
Crowley
Gordon Tric
Coune Gibson
Canadian
M. Health Association
Salvation Army
Toto
Ontario
King Edward Oi
Toronto
Northumberland
Our! Health Unit
Brunner Mond Canada Szre
Criley
North
Buckham’s Traport
George Totten
Unit Counties
Gibson
Totte
A. R. Willme
King Stree
George and
Hustel Streets
Sylvester
Lunn
Triclj
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Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
M. Case
the United Church
Francis Chisholm
Stan Northrop
St. Andrew’s
Jericho”. Cavan
Cavan
W. H. Houstin
Walter Patterson
M.A
Grace Church
Centreville
Monaghan
Anglican Church of Canada
H. C.ereeth
St. Thomas’ Church
St. John's
Ida
Christ Church
Bailieboro
Christian Science Monitor
International
Boston
Norway St
Mass
John Payne
Pontypool
Durham County
Reid
Alebrook
Coulter
West Enders
Zion
Hillbillies
Vanguards
Dankers
Pill Boyles
Alvin’ Trew
Sins Eck
Dorothy Hutchinson
M. McDowell
J. H. Barringer
Peterborough, Ontario
T. J. Carley Q.C
R. Q. Standish
C. T. E. Clarke
B.A. R
Keene Swi
Peterborough
Barrett Fur Farm
Mes
Sadie McBain
Co-Operators Insurange Association
Queen Street
Capitol Theatre
Port Hope
Abrams
Flower Shop Turner
Colphone Turner
Durham
Cot Associ
W. J. Henderson
M.F
Durham Coun
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