Bill Coon Named Citizen of the Year at C of C Event
The article reports Bill Coon as Citizen of the Year during Community Night hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Front-page notes list attendees at the head table including Rev. A Ho McKenzie and others, with councilors and officials answering questions on water chlorination street signs and arena plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Coon
C. of C
A. Ho McKenzie
Dwight Engel
John Goy
Norm Braida
Frank Terry
Ted Tiler Sr
Tyler
East
Gordon Eatty
Hydro Commission
Jack Creighton
Ontario Water Resources Commission
Jack
Newton
Jack Newton
Les Dueby
Ted Tyler
Otare
Gordon Beatty
Phtts
Woal Combing Corporation
Knoy
Teas
Govi' 7
Tal Yain Contiga
Gordon McKeown
Gov
Chamber of Commerce
Norm Braidar
Fairy Lake
Klatt
Acton Chamber of Commerce
William Coon
Terry
Milton Heads E M O Exercise Tocsin in May
Milton serves as the county headquarters for Emergency Measures Exercise Tocsin on May 3. The all day Canada wide drill uses radio links to Toronto with Bruce McGrepar’s unit mobilizing from Milton to Oakville Trafalgar Burlington Acton Georgetown Wentworth County. County officials including Warden Phillips Reeve Tilley Pettit Gallagher and Pinter participate. About thirty to forty men join the operation to test emergency procedures and civil defense readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ealton
Exercia Tocsin
Canada
Toronto
EMLO
Mary Pettit
Millon
G. Galagher Treme
Hudlingeton
UL Pinter
We Bird
Exquesinge
Srry
Ielienab
Stevival
John R Barr Receives Promotion in Ontario Water Resources
The Ontario Water Resources Commission promotes John R Barr to supervisor of servage works, Division of Station Engineering in Toronto. Barr, born in Wingham, studied at Guelph Vocational Institute and the University of Toronto, joining the Ontario Department of Health in 1954 and rising through the ranks as the division moved to OSWARLC. He succeeds Leonard A. Owens who becomes Executive Officer Engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Water Resources Commission
John R. Barr
Tte
Servage Works
Stating Engineering
Foronto
Barr
B. E. Barr
Acton
Wingham
Guelph
University of Toronto
Ite
Ontario Department
Flesalth
Lattfacv
Oswarlc
Leonard FE. A. Owees
de AL E. Berry
Mimater
Commission
Churchill Rew North West
Mr. Gainer
Community Night Draws Wide Group Support
Local groups from imeast town back a Gan to unity Niphe Satuecker effort at Monday Domes meetings. Organizers Bill Wilson Bob Fovers and a long list of clubs including Scout and Guide Mothers Ladies Legion St Alban’s Guild Catholic Women's League Rotary Club Pipe Band Y's Men and Lions coordinate arrangements refreshments publicity and activities for a park event set by Acton Scottish Dance Club and community volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Gardner
Bi Wilson
Imeast
Tome
Cor Accolor
Fan
Forpus
Stratford
Sand
Acton
Lepton
EL Metfagh
Citizens
N. Braida
Fall Fair Board
Ron Lewis
Rotary Club
Phil Caddick
Bob Foyers
Elmer? Smith
Barl Masales
Y's Men
J.T. Blundell
Lions
Police Warning Under Acton Parking By Law
Police warn motorists at Acton O P P Detachment that street parking will be strictly enforced. Corporal Ray Mason notes drivers failing to park between white lines. cars must park within the lines and not overtake. A close check will be kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mason
Acton O.P.P
Mason
Euchre and Bake Sale At Speyside School Event
Speyside School hosts a euchre event and bake sale on Friday April 2. Nine teen tables played with prizes awarded for ladies high, and multiple prize winners listed including Fred Kentner, Mrs. Winnie Hooks, Mr. Geogle Chenery, and Jin Martisan for ticket sales. Elian and Goodridge attended the bake sale, with Go Graham and committee members N Dory Kis and Bo Renarich organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speyside Home and Shoal Association
Speyside
Dadies
S. Robigents
Hoe Nettles
Laws
Fred Dolphes
Benes Law
Gorden Ropistidson
Harvey ‘Taylor
Clagr
Fred Kentner
Winnie. Hooks
Geogle Chenery
Jin Martisan
Mist Tokals
Goodridge
Noeman Elian
Go Graham
N. Dory Kis
Bo Renarich
Four Liberal Nominees Named for June Election
The Liberal nomination list for the June federal election includes Cy Young of Oakville Parry Polhurnd a Toronto economics professor Dr H C Chaden and Oakville businessman Michael Mutzak. The slate was released by A Lester Whiting chairman of the Hattons party nominating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichals
Cy Young
Oakville
Parry Polhurnd
Oakvilles
Toronto
H.C. Chaden
Michael Mutzak
A. Lester Whiting
Hattons Party
Con Miller
Council Adopts Daylight Saving and Town Matters
Council approves daylight saving while addressing sidewalk repairs, street naming debates, and bylaw updates. Discussion covers sewer school attendance, dog control notices, park repairs, and upcoming Community Centre Week as accounts show $4,220.40. Citizens note many children participate in North Walton Music activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continaga
Duby
Sam Pennant
OWRG
Toronto
Federal Works de Partment
Hargrave
Chamber All Commerce
Council
Reeve Hinton
Edo Aehon
Newton
Stalin Actone Aphan
Cilise
Ero
Phe
Ayness Street
Queer Street
Guelph Street
Hower Ave
Pepandeck
Prochain
Meeting Aims Mental Health Branch in Halton County
Paul Lanz of Burlington announced a meeting for forming a Halton County branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association. The effort builds on earlier talk by Orn A Wall MQLIB about establishing a county Mental Health origin. The group seeks lay participation to combat Canada’s top health problem through education, prevention, and services with Ontario branches totaling many members and chapters. The meeting was held Tuesday April 25 at Hayslington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mental Health Branch
Halton County
Paul Lanz
Burlington
Canaddia Mental Wealth Association
Orn A. Wall
M.qlib
Lotz
Hineak
Parsons
Holton County
Canadian Mount Healthy Association
Canada
Ontario
Theough
PCC Tie Wass Nelo
Hayslington
Children's Aid Film For Friendly Circle Event
Mrs faodwin and Miss Marker of the Chiron Aid spoke at the Exsiendly Circle meeting discussing The Children's Aid work in Toronto. Mrs MeokKenzie thanked posters. Miss Dorothy Simmons sang a solo while Miss Jen Mibean led prayers. The group served tea and discussed plans for a May Flower tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faodwin
Miss Marker
Chiron Aid Sane Mobile Tealth
Exsiendly
Children's Aid
Toronto
G. We Mi Kenie
Cannon Woodburn
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Allan Latater
Peter Broeghoeven
Dick Lee
Les Miley
Benson's
Bibl
Benson
George Barbean
Cparks Board
Gays
Jack McGea
Chie
Pasimen
Community Centre
Guy
Maver
Main St. S
Les Duby
Lquor
Liquor Contral Board
Ted Peter
Raw Mason
Olplpl
Acton Y's Men's Club
Y.M.C.A
Alec McIntyre
Department of Lands and Forests
Fathers and Sons
Allan McKenzie
Earl Masalas
Peter Masales
Bruce Lagashie
Paul Lawson
Bill Wilson
A. H.meckenzie
Justin Gay Jr
John H. Goy
E.M.O
Tocsin
John.r. Barr
Manning Electric
Denny's Insurance Agency
Brock St
Bill and
Harold
Gibson
Children’s Aid
Friendly Circle
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
U.P. Dest
St. George's Square
DRV
Cale Bickdeva Mae Av
Custom Cleaners
Pan
Bill. Toth
Shell Service
Queen St. Be Rhone
Cameo Style
Arctica
Fasman
Ty Canadas Wat Ag
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