Gimmicks Stir Halton Campaign As Election Nears
Halton candidates deploy tricks to win votes as John Mulllin Liberal, George Kerr Tory, and William Gillies NDP campaign in Burlington Oakville Milton. Kerr campaigns full time with wife handling law practice. Mulllin takes leave from Ford. Gillies uses a house trailer as mobile office. Robarts and Davis plan regional visits with Kerr and Polish Association event slated in Burlington.
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Halton
George Kerr
Burlington
William Gillies
Oakville
New Democratic Party
Milton
Mohawk Raceway Sets Pace With Advanced Communications
Mohawk Raceway near Campbellville introduces a high tech parimutuel system with two way telephone intercoms and portable units linking managers, cashiers, and drivers. The facility boasts multimillion dollar facilities, large crowds, and extensive telecommunication networks to speed betting and reporting.
Acton Band Fourth Delhi Wins First
Acton Band Fourth Delhi captured first place at a local festival held at the CNE arena. Delhi earned third in a separate division while others from the area competed for top honors. The event featured several bands and drew spectators from nearby towns.
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Acton
Delhi
Halton Roads Highlighted by Kerr at Burlington Meeting
Pro gressive Conservative candidate George Kerr told Burlington residents that Halton County needs first class highways to reach destinations. He noted John Robarts government will likely win on September 28 and praised Ontario’s new Department of Youth for guiding youths toward education and workforce skills.
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Oakville
Burlington
Milton
Kerr
William G. Davis
Peel
Halton
Coronation Park
John Yaremko
Polish Association of
Hatton
Mullin
Burlington Aureus
George Kerr
Halton County
Richmond Street
Queen's Park
John—Robarts
Ontario
Ker
Department of Youth
William Davis
Particulich
Amitom Ton
Back to School At Bennett Public School
Bennett public school shows improvements with repairs to walls floors and desks as Principal Elmer Smith welcomes students for the new year. Faculty list includes Elmer Southvat Mrs Arlene Bruce grade 8, Walter Pardows grade 7, Al Brecks grades 5 and 6, Al Capro grade 8, Nelly Edwards grade 4, Donna Kangsburhs grade 4 and 5, Glenda Benton grades 2 and 3, Pero Small, Elizabeth Burrell grade 1, Nephew Stembergen, Ray Alyet, and first grade teacher Van Ainsarten.
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Arlene Bruce
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al Breacs
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Donna Kangsburs
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Pero Small
Elbebeth Burrell
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Mis Ray Alyet
van Ainsergarten
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Flu shot season urged for families and carers
Amid uncertain wording a local advisory urges families to prepare for upcoming flu vaccination season. Health officials emphasize early planning with clinics and pharmacies offering appointments as monthly forecasts hint at increased flu activity later in the year.
Outdoor meeting outlines park center plans and repairs
The Recreation Commission held an outdoor meeting chaired by John Gay. Reports from committees were heard as plans emerged for padlocking the sprinkler system, installing arena louvres by September 15, and a circulating fan experiment to improve air flow. A new scheme to boost recreation directors was discussed, along with funding for grants.
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Park Pines
John Gay
Canadian Underwriters Association
Joe Hurst War
C.U.A
Jim Casburn
Fuurures
Ontario Accident Claims Fund pays record 4.2 million
Transport Minister James Auld reported the first year of operation of the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund ended June 30. It paid 2 4 7 claims for damages from traffic accidents, mostly to innocent parties in uninsured, hit and run, or stolen vehicle cases. The fund is self sustaining with an annual uninsured driver fee of 20 dollars and those at fault must repay settlements. Violations carry a 30 dollar fine and nearly 2000 convictions occurred in the six months to June 30.
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Toronto
Ontario
Transport
James Auld
Auld
Grandmother and labor-saving devices in past life
The author reflects that grandmothers did not need to rely on modern labor-saving devices or work outside the home to afford them, contrasting past simplicity with present convenience.
Halton Council Briefs Report Regional Tourism Plan and Budget
The Halton council asked for automatic court reporting info and sent two deputies to a Department of Travel and Publicity meeting to plan a regional tourism council. It reviewed a five year capital budget plan with no definite action and discussed pension plan changes for Health Unit staff. The planning and assessment teams updated council on county wide assessment methods. The conservation committee was kept in place as authorities may assume grant duties. The agricultural committee criticized Lands and Forests reforestation management and requested a report. Renovations costing 9 985 were approved for jail courthouse registry and Hugh Street house to accommodate staff moves within the Court House Block in Milton.
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William Coulter
Georgetown
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Department of Travel and Publicity
Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement
County and Manor Board
Peewee
L. Wilton
Lincoln County
Halton
Department of Lands and Forests
Hugh St. House
Children's Aid Society, Jull
Court House
Milton
Four New Teachers in Nassagaweya Township Schools
Four new teachers join Nassagaweya Township Area schools at Brookville and Campbellville for the fall term. New Brookville staff include Marv Pos Mine Bitter Ally and Judith Wexsen, with Isa Gladve Hanning at Coroneltte. F Trowbridge is Brookville principal. Leon Dutfield assistant. Returning teachers include Mrs Lee Wood Miss Wilma Harris James Zehr and Miss Linda Curne. Campbellville adds principal James Watson and Mrs James Zehr with Ramona Storey at Brookville and Margaret Mitchell at Campbellville as principals' staff. Campbellville becomes a junior school this year with grade seven and eight students from the township attending.
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Brookville
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Marv Pos
Mine Bitterally
Mise
Judith Wexseni
Isa Gladve Hanning
Hg Coroneltte
F. Trowbridge
Leon Dutfield
Lee Wood
Barrett
Wilma Harris
James Zehr
Linda Curne
Campballville
Campbellville
James Watson
Shirley Mason
Ramona Storey
Margaret Mitchell
Campbell Vike School
Biiatvitte
Fence Encloses Ajax Engineers Property on Queen Survet
A new chain link fence has been erected around the Ajax Engineers property on Queen Survet. The enclosure defines the boundary and secures access to the site under the jurisdiction of local authorities.
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Ajax Engineers
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