Enrolment at School for Deaf Doubles Next Week
Enrolment rises at Ontario School for the Deaf to 163 total with 83 returnees and eight new beginners aged five and six. New staff include John Boyd as assistant superintendent and Robert Argall as audiological services advisor. both will relocate to Milton.
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Acros
Bchool
Ontario School For the Deaf
Ontario St
Tast
Belleville
John Boyd
D. E. Kennedy
Bellevue School
Teachers’ College
University of Toronto
Northwestern University
Evanstown
Rovd
Milton School
Robert Argall
St. John’s
Newfoundland
San Francisco State College
California
Gallaudet ‘College
Washington
Mitten
Midwest Ontario Export Clinic to Aid Officials
A government export clinic for municipal officials and local industry in the Mid western Ontario Economic Region will be held in Kitchener on November 7. The event, one of nine province wide, covers sports municipal industrial development regional development manufacturing arrangements and plant operations to boost exports of Ontario made goods and spur new manufacturing.
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Mid-western
Ontario
Kitchener
McDonald Cows Complete Tests
Holstein Glip of Pontiac Haven owned by McDonald Bros. completes a five year 2x record of 21 milk and 695 fat in 305 days with 24 124 milk and 780 fat in 368 days. Limbour Padde Abbey Sover eign, also McDonald Bros., posts an eight year ax record of 21 214 milk 493 fat 4 21 per cent in 405 days with 182 209 B C A and 22 848 milk 970 fat in 365 days. Overall 102 470 milk and 4.4 per cent test across six lactations.
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Glip
Pontiac Haven
G.P
McDonald Bros
R. R
Georgetown
Limbour Padde Abbey Sovereign
B.C.A
33,000 in Trek Back to School
In Halton County forty thousand students prepare for school reopening. The overview notes about a quarter of the country’s population face pressure as doors open for public, separate and high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Halton appoints Dr L M Stuart as medical officer
Dr L M Stuart of Ancaster has been chosen as assistant medical officer of health for Halton County, to begin duties in Milton on September 5 under Halton M O H Dr Aredle F Bull Also noted are summer weddings and a reminder to brides to request a writeup form for Free Preen, plus an old toothache remedy about running around a church.
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L.M. Stuart
Ancaster
Halton County
Wentworth County
Halton
Milton
Halton M.O.H
Aredle F. Bull
Ontario
Halton Juniors Enter Big Plowing Match
Halton junior plowmen prepare for the International Plowing Match at Catedon. Events include an Inter-County Class for two youth teams, coaching, and demonstrations led by Halton Junior Farmers Association leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Catedon
Ed Segsworth
Burlington
Halton Junior Farmers Association
John Wilson
Norval
Ken Robinson
Pee Wees Down Acton In OBA Pee Wee Playdowns
Milton Pee Wee All-Stars coasted to victory behind Ray Evans four hit pitching to eliminate Acton in the first round of the OBA Pee Wee B playdowns Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Wees
Milton Pee Wee
Ray Evans
Acton
O.B.A
Medicare policy and old party critique in Halton race
William D. Gillies of the New Democratic Party rallied Milton area supporters by challenging Liberal Owen Mullin and Progressive Conservative George Kerr to spell out Medicare financing and education programs. He said his party would cover all and cap premiums at 60 cents a week for families and 30 cents for singles while noting growing union support. Also, two cranes were spotted at Fair Lake for the first time in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Gillies
Halter
New Democratic Party
Milton Area
Mr. Gilles
N.D.P
Mra C. Fraser
R.R. G. Milton
Owen Mullin
Liberal Party
George Kerr
Progressive Conservative Party
Messicare
Halton
Mullin
Halton Pote
Wintermover Liberals
Gillies
Three Acton High Students Receive $800 Bursaries
Three Acton high school students will receive Dominion Provincial bursaries worth $800 each for good character and meeting academic standards set by the Department of Education. Recipients are Jean Kay Dennis and Karl UTE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
Dominion
Jean Kay Dennis
Karl
Department of Edu- Ute
Actan Hydro Continues Repairs and Plans
The superintendent noted meter readers are busy while Newton Hurst recovers and one staff member is on holidays. Work continues on the Beardmore high tension line and underground cable at Robert Little public school is to start this week for a timely back‑to‑school completion. The bank balance stood at $78,944.18 as of July 30. Plans advance for a new abattoir at the Ontario Reformatory in Guelph with a tender call expected in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Hurst
Beardmore and Co
Robert Little Public School
Ontario Reformatory
Guelph
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