Gimmicks Mark Halton Campaigns Across three Ridings
Halton candidates push eye catching tactics to win votes as Liberal Owen Mullin leaves Ford to campaign full time with a bus plastered in Liberal ads. PC rival George Kerr has his wife run his law practice while he speaks from a soap box. NDP candidate William Gillies uses a mobile trailer office visiting shopping centres and Milton meetings. Returning officer Manny Kerr oversees 282 enumeration staff in Oakville. Robarts and Davis plan visits to Oakville Burlington Milton with Kerr and Polish Association event Sept 7 in Burlington. Wintermeyer and Mullin renew campaigns in Oakville and Burlington.
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Burlington
Ford Motor Company
Wille
George Kerr
Alw
William Gillies
Oakville
New Democratic Party
Milton
Roberts
John Robarts
Kerr
William G. Davis
Peel
Robarts
Halton
Coronation Park
John Yaremko
Polish Association of
Hatton
Mullin
Mohawk Raceway Harness Racing Advances Through Tech
Mohawk Raceway near Campbellville showcases an integrated communications system rivaling big organizations. The multi million dollar track draws crowds over 6 000 and handles 20 000 in three hours for wagering while using telephone and intercom networks to relay odds results and coordinate operations. Staff employ headsets and portables to manage bets, security, and reporting, marking a shift from prewar fairground racing to high tech modern harness racing.
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Bell Service
Canada
Aminshroo
Molhavek Raceway
Jockey Chats Dictrited
Campbellville
Tacdouo
Tt Catecat
Atandees
Acton Band Fourth Delhi Wins First
Acton Band Fourth Delhi wins first place at the contest with Delhi taking third. Other bands from Georgetoy Iy thant Beamsville and Foster earn spots as competition reaches its peak.
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Delhi
Hearth
CNE
Tate
Seyond Phe
Georgetoy Iy Thant
Beamensille
Tithe
Fost
Halton Roads Praised by Kerr in Burlington
Progressive Conservative candidate George Kerr told Burlington residents that Halton County has first class highways to key destinations. He defended the government’s plans and praised the new Department of Youth to guide youths toward education and skilled work for Ontario’s workforce.
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George Kerr
Halton County
Richmond Street
Burlington
Queen's Park
John—Roharis
Ontario
Halton
Kerr
Department of Youth
William Davis
Back to School Report from Bennett Public School
Repairs have been completed at Bennett Public School with clean walls floors and desks. Principal Elmer Smith and staff anticipate the arrival of 410 pupils as teachers and staff for grades 8 through kindergarten are listed by name and assignment.
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Bennett Publi
Elmer Smith
Statu
Elmer South Nnt
Arlene Bruce
Principa Walter Durbar
Breasts
al Capper
Ned Edwards
Donna Kingsbury
Glenda Benton
Porn Small
Ellzabeth
Burrell
Nefle Steurbergen
Ras Alget
Gavte Hanna
Glenn Banks
Tunis
Flu Shots Time Urged for Family Health
Health officials urge families to talk with their doctors about flu vaccines now. The advice comes as the season approaches and early vaccination helps prevent illness and protect vulnerable members.
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Amily
Ptnard Agunest
Farly
Outdoor meeting outlines park centre plans and repairs
The Recreation Commission met outdoors to review reports from committees at the community centre. They discussed padlocking the sprinkler system, installing arena louvers by September 18, and testing a circulating fan to improve air. The group planned a fall booth rental and summer-to-fall budgeting, while noting resignations and staffing plans with Jim Casburn and the high school board.
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Recreation Commission
Park Pines
John Gay
Canadian Underwriters Association
Joe Hurst
C.U.A
Jim Casburn
Doug Widdis
Guelph
Len. Lovell
H. Otterbein
Les
Ontario Accident Fund Tops 4.2 Million Payouts
Transport Minister James Auld reports the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund paid over 4.2 million to Ontario residents in its first year ending June 30. It processed 2,417 claims for uninsured driver, hit and run, and stolen vehicle damages. The fund is self sustaining and funded by a $20 annual uninsured driver fee. Police checks and fines for lack of insurance were enforced.
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Toronto
Ontario
Transport
James Auld
Auld
Grandmother avoided labor-saving devices, yet avoided employment
The remark contrasts grandmother’s lack of labor-saving gadgets with her not needing to work to fund them, implying more traditional labor or costs were involved in the past.
Halton Council Briefs Review Budget and Staffing Shifts
Halton Council discussed a five year capital plan with preliminary finance figures but took no action. The Health Unit plans to switch to the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System, and departments will review the change. A meeting with Lincoln County assessed county wide assessment methods was summarized for council. The Conservation Committee was kept active as grants shift to Conservation Authorities, and a report on lands and forests management was requested. Renovations worth 9 985 were approved for jail courthouse registry office Hugh Street house as staff move within the Court House Block in Milton.
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Nussagaweya
William Coulter
Georgetown
William
Department of Travel and Publicity
Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System
County and Manor Board
Eeweerveneae
Planning Committee
Assessments Department
L. Wilton
Lincoln County
Council
Halton Conservation Committee
Department of Lands and Forests
Halton
Hugh St. House
Children's Aid Society, Jull
Court House
Milton
Four New Teachers Join Nassagaweya Schools
Four new teachers join Nassagaweya Township Area schools at Brookville and Campbellville for the fall term. New Brookville staff include Wa Miw Marv Pos and Miss Judith Wessen-F, with Inv Gladys Hanning new to the area. Forrowbridge returns as Brookville principal, Leon Dutfield as assistant principal, and other returning teachers include Mrs. Lee Wood, Miss Wilma Harris, James Zehr, and Miss Linds Carg o. Campbellville repeats as principal James Watson with Mrs. James Zehr as relief teacher. Campbellville becomes a junior school, with grade seven and eight students from the township attending Brinkville this year.
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Nassagaweya Township
Brookville
Camipresumes
Wa Miw
Min’ Bitterallix
Judith Wessen- F
Inv
Gladys Hanning
Ase Seamaerelia
Forrowbridge
Leon Dutfield
Lee Wood
Barrett
Wilma Harris
James Zehr
Linds Cargo
Campbelliville
Campbellville
James Watson
Shirley Mason
Ramona Storey
Margaret Mitchell
Brinkvitte
Fence Encloses Ajax Engineers Property on Queen Street East
A new chain link fence now surrounds the Ajax Engineers site on Queen Street East, enclosing the property for security and boundary enhancement.
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Ajax Engineers
Queen Street
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