Highway painters use spray machines to mark Ontario lanes
Ontario Department of Highways crews are halfway through a 14 000 mile lane marking project costing about 300 000 dollars. Two hundred crews use four ton trucks and spray guns to lay solid white lines and yellow edges while applying glass beads for night reflectivity. The annual effort serves 2 750 000 vehicles and highlights a shift from manual to mechanical painting.
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Ontario
Department of Highways Mobil
Department of Highways
King's Highway
Tom Sawyer
Police charge youths with malicious damage report week
Milton Ontario Provincial Police investigated 44 occurrences from August 11 to 17 including four assaults with two charges, two malicious damage investigations yielding five youths and four juveniles charged, two thefts, one missing person located, two liquor cases with one Liquor Control Act charge, two vicious dog inquiries with one owner charged, and four unfounded cases. Seventeen accidents occurred, five personal injuries, twelve property damages totaling 7 830 dollars. A reminder urges use of the parking brake to prevent rust.
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Milton Detachment
Ontario
Cpl
K. Kingman
Kingman
Campbellville plans own fire substation
Nassagaweya Council learned Monday Campbellville aims to establish a Milton Fire Department substation. Trustees Robert Elliott and Gordon Agnew proposed using a building beside Early's Garage and placing a 1,000 gallon water tank on a truck. A committee will meet with a brigade delegation and Ontario Firefighters Association to set up the substation.
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Nassagaweya Council
Campbellville
Milton Fire Ae
Robert Elliott
Gordon Agnew
Early
Ontario Firefighters Association
Esquesing Township to share school board trustee
Esquesing Township council discussed recent meeting reports on allocating municipal representation for the county school boards. A proposed separate school board would assign one trustee to Esquesing in partnership with Milton and Georgetown, while the township would have one independent representative on the public school board.
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Esquesing
Milton
Georgetown
Ontario Legislature Wraps Up Long Session Debates
John Root reports on liquor sales 40 hour week and Sunday by law debates during the last Ontario legislature session. Henry Rowe opened the first session. prorogation occurred July 23. The House saw 195 bills passed, including tax and local government reforms, with debates on liquor, 40 hour week, and French language rights.
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Wellington-Dufferin
Ontario
M.P
John Root
Earl Rowe
Atta
Rossee
Liewtenant
Dviice
Morton Shulman
NDP
Root
Administration of Justice
Ontario Committee of Taxation
BIH
Liberal
Gad Ndp
Unawinggus
Ben
Ontario - Alcoholian and Drug Addiction Reseach Foundation
Robert Welesis
Robarts
Legislattire
Ting
Canada
Graduate Teacher Still Working Graduates
Marilyn Kirkwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Husvey C Kirkwood, AA 4 Acton, graduated. Troy Hymiltan Teacher's College, completed a second year this summer at University of Guelph. She will begin Grade 5 at Brookville Public School this September.
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Marilyn Kirkwood
Myx
Husvey C. Kirkwood
Acton
Troy _Hymiltan Teacher's College
University’ of Guelph
Kirkwood
Brookville
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Acton Free Press
Campbellville Plans
Elliott
Robert
Hamilton
Optometrist
Mountainview Road
Liquor Licence Board
The
Liquor Control Board
Nixon
House
George Ben
Ottawa
Xas
Toronto Bus Terminal
Bam Y Ory Hs
Wiles Bus Depot
Mill Street
G. L. Adams
Agant Telephone
Dill’s Stationery
S.C.M
Sterling
TANG
Sheaffer
Skrip Ink
Wik
STIK
Dills Stationery
Tomes Geen
HFC
Ash
Household Finance
Main Street
Silver's Department Store
Isk Abdul
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