Dr Harley Sweeps Acton Record in Local Election
Acton voters cast a record total 1 906 for the municipal race with Dr Harry Harley leading Liberal and Conservative contenders. Early hours showed slow turnout but by mid afternoon booths filled and results poured in, prompting celebrations at Liberal headquarters and a quieter Conservative room at the Roxy theatre.
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Dr. Hurry
Abe Madey
Sontervalius
Galls
Acton
Harley
NDR
Rou
Wilson Soriat
Segarve
Acton and District
Roy Goodwin
Milton
Roxy Theatre
Harry Uarroy
de. Sandy Beat
Wash Atear
Acton Conservative Association
Acton Council Approves Milton Jail Transfer Plan
Acton OPP will send offenders directly to Milton County Jail instead of using local cells. The by law approval stems from jail crowding and supervision limits, with Acton charged $2 per day per inmate. Daylight Saving Time to begin April 28 with clocks forward one hour at 12 01 a.m. and return October 27 at 2 a.m. The town budget was labeled the gloomiest in memory as council debated revenue and growth.
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Acton O.P.P
Milton
County
Jai
Dolly
Acton Council
Justice of the Peace
Jack McGeadle
Dyn
Miltonald
Acton
Ats
Eric Johnston
Ho Owas
Ridusky
Large Crowd Attends 32nd North Halton Music Festival
A large audience filled the Robert Little School auditorium in Acton for the 32nd North Halton Music Festival final. Adjudicator Earle Terry praised the young performers and offered pointers to competitors and supervisors. Awards went to Stewarttown, Brookville, Milton, and Acton schools across multiple classes for grades and room counts.
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Earle Terry
North Halton
R. F. McKeown
Glen Williams School
Robert Little
Acton
W. L. McNeil
Ge ‘McDowell
Acton School Board
Vic Bristow
Ruth Evans
Stewarttown
HL Savane
Glen Williams
Lamehouse
Ant
Ufo Ghiss
Milton Kinsmdh Club
John Bell
Madton
Roberto Battle
Hatton Count Music Festival Association
Ken Trowteredge
Brookville School
Primari
Robert Litt
Halton Voted Totals From Polls and Districts
The records show voting totals by area including Oakville Burlington Georgetown and Halton totals with figures such as 10 139 for Oakville 4 924 total rejects 333 and other tallies across districts. Details list advance polls and county totals alongside per area counts.
Former hockey greats help reduce centre mortgage effort
Acton community roused Friday night as former hockey stars led a benefit event to raise funds for the centre mortgage. A crowd of about 14 000 viewed exhibitions by Old Timers and Acton Timers teams, with profits directed to the Community Centre fund and a commemorative Award of Merit ceremony acknowledging organizers and participants.
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Don Blades
Edith Bo
Acton Tan Ars Samy
Blora
Uresmwdile
Capo Camminassa
Joe Maver
Les Duby
Sampaign
John Gov
Cerii
Acton
Elena
Piorme
Red Brown
Vin Walser
Halton Liberal landslide in Halton federal race
Halton's Liberal candidate Dr Harry Harley won a commanding victory with about 41 4 2 1 votes, sweeping Milton Georgetown Oakville and more across the county. Conservative Dr Sandy Best trailed with 15 863 votes amid a county turnout of 82 percent and 48 929 of 59 422 voters casting ballots.
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M.P
Harry Harley
Milton
Oakville
Burlington
Acton
Georgetown
Hare
Bern
Wycarold
Dluc
Sandy Best
Best
Dr. Best
Harley
NLP
Eilis Pullerton
Carl Rouleau
Henry Timmins
Social Credit
Irv Wilson
Haiton
Dr. Beat
Naswagaweya
Miltom—aActon
Lovanesinge Georgetown
N.D.P
Timmins
Sacred Wilson
Lest
Spas
Armed Services
Service
Armed Forces
Deberals
Ame
Ilington
Pine Rem
Miltton Committee
Wildcat Strike Settled Between Micra Plastics and Union
A wildcat strike at Micra Plastics ended after negotiations with union representatives. Workers returned to duties after the plant resumed operations following line stoppages and an early end to the work stoppage.
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Negotieten Betewen Micra Plastics
Pustenoed -Tiersdey
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