Halton County finances show 1962 surplus and deficits
W H Matthews reports 1962 county finances with a year end surplus of 32951.10 and a revenue surplus of 71566.34 after subtracting the roads deficit. Major expenditures include 607619.53 capital outlay, 423038 total debt charges, 331446.86 public works, 142829.37 protection, and 127600 for Health Unit with total receipts of 1971170.85 and a debenture debt of 6195635.80 spread across hospitals Halton Manor and high schools.
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Halton Council
Halton County Museum Association
W. H. Matthews
U.S
Halton Manor
Acton Milton Fire Brigades Honored at County Banquet
The Halton Mutual Aid Fire Services Association banquet in Milton honored four fire associations for year round fire prevention efforts in 1942. awards were given by John Turnbull Deputy Fire Marshal of the Ontario Fire Marshal's Office with recognitions for Halton County Fire Prevention Bureau Neational Fire Prevention Association contest results. Milton Acton Oakville and Milton Fire Department received prizes and honorable mentions in population classes.
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Halton Fire
Halton Mutual Aid Fire Services Association
Milton Fire Hill
Halton County Fire Prevention Bureau
Neational Fire Prevention Association
John Turnbull
Ontario Fire Marshal's Office
Toronto
Acton
Milton Fire Department
Oakville Fire Department
Tndiees
Halo Mutual Aid
Halton
Mile
Burlington
Oakville
Georgetown
Milton
Harey Harley
Exams Next LODE Reception For English Class Held At High School
The Duke of Devonshire LO D E chapter hosted a reception in the high school home economics room for adult students. Regent Miss Mamie Mainprize greeted attendees as Mrs. Jelle Nutman and a team of helpers organized the social. The event celebrated English and Canadian geography and history exams, with teachers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dubois and six Yugoslav men from a quarry class among the participants.
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Duke of Devonshire
Lo.d.e
Mamie Mainprize
Jelle Nutman
H. Mainprize
Florida
J. Whitham
H. R. Force
Walter Dubois
Chris Dulker
H. ‘Hoeksxema
Joyce Mollema
A. Nutma
L. Riemer
van der Kooy
Province funding plan for retarded schools sparks local worries
North Halton Association for Retarded Children says provincial finance promises do not equal a takeover. Education Minister William G. Davis outlined grants rising from 30 to 30 percent for capital expenditures with higher operating cost support, but Sunshine School remains unaffected. Local officials praise higher grants yet urge caution as plans aim for long term local governance, with 2,497 pupils in Ontario's 79 such schools. The piece ends with a voter reminder about casting ballots correctly.
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William G. Davis
Li Ae
Ia North
Haltom Association For
Fie
North Halton
Howry
Addison
Davis
Focal Associations
Tui
Ontario
Tti
Sunshine School seeks donations to fund growth
The North Halton Association for Retarded Children met at Sunshine School in Hornby to outline a $20,000 annual need, with $8,000 to be covered by public donations. The group plans fundraisers including a door draw on May 8 and expects support for campaigns promoting care and education for disabled children.
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Sunshine School
Sunshine
North Halton Association For
Hornby
Norman Price Wine
Caiebrers
Ontane Aiag Aet TT
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North Halton Association
Tina Dounta
Ontario Association For
Kingston
Children Limited
Georgetown
St. George's Church Hall
B. J. Bebenek
Acro Canada
Actantes
Liberal candidate chats with Harley at Acton meeting
Candidate Harry Harley and wife hosted about 50 supporters in the Acton committee rooms Saturday evening with coffee and doughnuts. A Pimete open Monday and a large rally addressed by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker drew 3,500 attendees from Acton Burlington Georgetown Milton and Oakville. The delegation displayed Best for Talton signs.
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Acton ‘Committee
Coffey
Acton
Burlington
Georgetown
Milton
Oakville
John Diefenbaker
Larne Park
Dr. Best
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