Dr. Harley Sweeps Acton Record in Liberal Victory
Acton voters totalled 1 906 as Dr. Harley narrowly won over Conservative candidate with Liberal turnout high all day. Final results broke the town record with early and advance polls speeding up counting and celebrations in Milton and Acton centers.
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Harley
Acton
Harry
Sonservaivs
Golletween
Nes
NDP
Rou
Wilson
Social Credit
Roy Goodwin
Milton
Roxy Theatre
Harry Harvey
Sandy Beat
Liberal
Wen T ‘Ateon
Acton Conservative Association
Acton council approves jail transfer and daylight saving plan
Acton will send offenders directly to Milton county jail under a new by law approved Tuesday. Police will be charged $2 per day for lodging. Daylight Saving Time begins April 28, clocks move from 12:01 a.m. to 1 a.m. to save energy. Council also discussed a gloomier budget and future plans for industry and town development.
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Acton O.P.P
Milton
County
Jai
Acton Council
Justice of the Peace
Jack McGeachie
Lees
Add
Acton
North Halton Music Festival showcases bright young voices
Adjudicator Earle Terry praised performances from Acton Glen Williams Milton and Brookville students at the Robert Little School auditorium during the festival finals. Prizes included Ruth Evans trophy to Stewarttown, Kinette Club trophy to Milton Bennett school, and several district shields.
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Earle Terry
North Halton
W. L. McNeil
C. G.mcdowell
Acton School Board
Vic Bristow
Upo
Robert Little School
Halton and Oakville Voting Totals Report
Partial OCR shows Halton voting totals by area including Oakville Burlington Georgetown and county totals. Figures include counts labeled TOTAL, COUNTY TOTAL and voting totals with several numeric values and a rejected count of 333.
Former Hockey Greats Don Blades To Help Reduce Centre Mortgage
Former hockey greats Don Blades and Timers members joined Acton Elora Old Timers for a community fundraiser at the centre Friday night. Proceeds aimed to reduce the centre mortgage while a spirited exhibition featured the Tanner Old Timers and Acton Timers, with players from Kingston and Toronto in attendance. The event honored local supporters and included a quiet moment for former Acton and Blane players, followed by a lineup of notable hockey names.
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H. H. Hinton
Mr. Hinton
J. Bert Wood
Don Blades
Dereon
Pactow
Edora
Jeshia
NHL
Uesuwtirle
Awa
Rae
Stab Camutinsion
Jobi Gow
Des Darby
Tain
John Gow
Acton
Cithrens
Acton Old Tamers
QoWwarrnip Sesso
Blane
Elena
Tiora
Gual
Red Bros
Vi Walser
Acton Gus
Yes
Kingston
Imlah
Blake
Tead Owen
Jack Bullough
Lions
Rombough
Berg Uover Seatotys
Acton-Elora
Tanners
Onas Oual
Pat Patterson
Wayne Marshall
Barry Inseo
Long John’ Henderson
Fourmerly
Rastan Beams
Bob Goldham
Toronto
Detroit
Wally Stanowski
Murray Henderson Turenitor
Boston
Ryan Trwin
New York
Henk Goldup
Syd Smith
Taal Shou
Chicago
Ron Hurst
Toron
Liberal Candidate Harry Harley Wins Halton Federal Race
Halton voters choose Liberal Dr. Harry Harley over Conservative rival Dr. Sandy Best by a wide margin with 41,412 votes in Milton Oakville Georgetown and nearby areas. NDP Ellis Pullerton and Independent Henry Timmins also run. turnout reaches about 82 percent with 48,929 of 59,422 eligible voters casting ballots.
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Ote
Halton
Harry Harley
Milton
Oakville
Burlington
Acton
Georgetown
Hare
Mycarold Oakville Phys Cian
M.P
Sandy Best
Ae Best
Dr. Best
Harley
NDP
Ellis Pullerton
Carl Rouleau
Henry Timmins
Social Credit
Irv Wilson
Ft C.ant
Dr. Beat
Nasvagawega
Timmins
Wilson
Bast Spas
Armed Services
Service
Armed Forces
Best
Dave
MUP
Ilington
Pine Rem
Mibton
Milton Pinsa
Wikkeat Strike Sean Settled After Negotiations
Officials and union representatives completed a settlement last Thursday after a short walkout at Maury Plantice work site. Workers returned to duties following two-day disruption, ending a strike labeled unjust by several employees.
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Sonido Igibie “Vgfers
Keton Polis Iy
Milton County
Mires
Sotthell
al Kirkness
George Cooper
Jack Frank
Hear 32Nd Music Festival
Auditorian
Beac
Mooz
Bennett Quanto Choir
Robert Lith
Changed Voices
Johnny
M.Z. Bennett
Unchanged Voices
Brookville
Stewartlown
Brookville School
Acton M
Bennett School
Kinette Club of Milton
C.F. Leatherland
Milton W
Brookville Primary
D. E. Martin
Acton Duke of Devonshire
Mamie Main
Milton J. M Deaves
Acton Mo Z. Bennett School
Acton Lakeside
Bronga
Mark
Mask—tiure
Bob-Andrewt
Mitton
Glen Williama
Speyside
Norval
Camopbsitville
Stewart
Fullerton
Se Acton
Nelson
Knox Pres
Chureh
St Alban’s
Mill St
Arthur St
M.C.A
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Gynt
Town Hall
Municipal
Longfield Rd
Rotal
Sas
Charles Cutts
Limehouse Hall
David Williamsons
Lorne Garvins
Williams S.B
Williams S.B. Sas
Speyside School
Limehouse ‘Hall
Esquesing Hall
Norval Par
Howmbae Gr. Hall
Nassagawey
Orange Hall
Masonic Ladpe
Township
Mary Cooks
Eine
Yvotal
Tos
Blain
Red Brown
Vig Walser
Dad Runnells
Masti
Artes Nelson
Reg Ridley
Ales Merny Flora Maller
Bobby Wisher
Fon Blinco
Jain Duran
Naby Chambers
Herb Wawads
Brank Gibbons
Lorne
Ug Minton
Ug Minton Watters Bao Marge Reonwin. MA Phan Toh Gosco Hayles, Fan Manze
Hotty Anderson
Jan Woods
Henry
Dube) Athy
Lenny Townsley
Norm Marton
the Susan
Johnne Brush
Ted Barden
Jack Dang Rentie
Jinkie Bhertilen
Herbie’ Cain
Murray Ezcard
Pittsburgh
Gus Bodnar
del Gardner
Merc Marshall
John Gov Jr
Jack Marshall
Don
Red Bear) Anderson
Paul Barber
Fred Kentner
Mav Stafford
Scaatto McCratall
Jun Casburn
Harold Townsley
Norm Love
Emmerson “Haster
Su Mu Donald
Ron MeJean
Rob Haines
Ron Mellon
Punch Blake
Tos Mitch
Eddie Owens
Jack Sullough
Sean
Laie
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