Halton Launches County Counselling Service First in Province
Halton County Council on August 6 launched the first county sponsored Family Court Counseling Service. Ros Vivian of Burlington was appointed director and will set up an office to begin the program. Vivian, a former probation officer and longtime Halton resident, holds a BA and administrative training. He will operate from the Milton Brown Street Court building.
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Trevor Hilton
Halton County
Viswan Wall
Brown St Bonary Court
Milton
Peace and Victory Parade After Surrender Announcement
August 1943 Free Press reports Japan's surrender terms accepted, ending World War II. Towns held celebrations on August 4 1948 with parades, church services, and dances as residents marked peace and called for postwar reconstruction.
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Japan
Guelph Students Secure Seats in City Meeting
The Guelph student group claimed seats in the upcoming council pageant amid local student activity. The press notes students achieved several positions and asks for confirmation of locations and dates for the next gatherings.
70th Anniversary of WMS Observed in September
The 70th anniversary of the WMS will be observed in September with Nascugs members attending a meeting at Nassayaweva chub. Mrs Mullen presided and plans were set for services and a speaker Miss Shieles Deedye. Local women, guest attendees, and church programs were noted with prayers and tea to close.
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Nassayaweva
Poesd
Shieles Deedye
Nigella
Giant Camptell
Max James Zehr
Belleville
Lisdies
Camsda
Feos
Mullen
Don McMillan
Mquilctsapy Servicos
Nassaga
Soplounder
Robert Little School
Grestlied
Acton Citizens' Band Finishes Week at Rockwood Park
Beginners and intermedites of the Acton Citizens Band wrapped up a week of practice at Rockwood Conservation Park. They performed Friday before park visitors who came from town and nearby strangers. Hand secretary George Elliott directed the musicians who also enjoyed swimming games and outdoor life.
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Acton Citizens
Rockwood Conservation Park
Hand
George Eliott
Prohibition on Exporting English Fashioned Wares Since 1600
Fragmentary note notes a long standing prohibition on exporting English crafted goods beginning in 1600, with mentions of September and a later date around 1825, in Milton era context. The readable text implies legal restraint affecting trade in fashioned wares and steam era items.
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England
Milton
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