Stanley L Hall 74 MPP Laid To Rest At Brampton Cemetery
Funeral rites for Halton MPP Stanley L Hall were held in Milton and Brampton with a large gathering of dignitaries. Ontario Premier John Robarts, Attorney General A K Robarts, and Highways Minister W A Goodfellow attended along with county officials and Conservative leaders. Hall, a 19 year MPP and county figure, was praised as a civic leader who served ordinary people, and his funeral included a Masonic service and a police motorcycle escort. Interment followed at Brampton Cemetery.
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A. Kelsor Robarts
W. A. Goodfellow
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Halton
Liberal 2Mp
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A.W. Downer
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Wall
International Plowmen’s Association
Ob Kalton Plowmen’s Association
Eter Ob Laden United Church
Chrestor
Cedarvale School For Girls
Georgetown
Hall
Ttm Fouay
Heute
Warden Bird remembered for county service and farming ties
The obituary notes Warden Bird served as Halton County reeve in 1954, 1955 and 1962 and was chosen warden in January. He aided the Halton Court House project, sat on the Mile Creek Conservation Authority and the Halton Museum Board. Survived by wife Isabel Fisher and children, funeral held at Georgetown McClure Funeral Home with over 300 in attendance. Also mentions LOLL winners and a forest fire incident.
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Lorne
Georgetown
Douglas McPhail
McClure
Funeral Home
Debentures Not Selling Well in Hatton County
Hatton County debentures are not selling as expected. At the August meeting in Milton on Tuesday August 21 council approved higher advertising and a better interest rate. Only 36000 of 110000 debentures had been purchased locally, via the treasurer, prompting a six percent rate from five and a half to move the issue.
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County of Hatton
Milton
Birthday Reunion and Visitors Mark Family News
The Thomp son family celebrated Joshua’s 80th birthday at his Aug 14 gathering with cards and gifts. George Stephens’ family were away fishing near Lindsay. Community members from Toronto and Port Arthur visited the Cone Ral Stores operation in progress. A reunion at Willian McDonald’s hosted 32 attendees from Toronto Strevisville Ovillin and Port Arthur. Recovery hopes were voiced for Dow Swackhatter in hospital. Reports show visits from Mrs. William Jlliote and Ed Storey families, and various northern holiday plans. News notes congratulate Bud Andersen and Rob Davidson.
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Joshua Thompson
Thompson
George Stephens
Lindsay
Toronto
Willian
Cadet Selection Under Defense Plan for McMaster Training
Jimes Transide, eldest son of Meo and Mrs Anthony Transide, chosen by the Department of Defense to train as a naval cadet with the Officer Training Plan. He will study engineering physics at McMaster University, then undertake interviews and tests after application. He attended Acton High School and Oakwood College, earned 72 percent, and missed Ontario government scholarship by a few marks.
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Toronto
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Beckett
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Parliament Buildings
Ballinafad Reads Move To Build New Community Hall
Ballin afad votes to start material orders for a 21,000 hall with Willian Hall of Guelph directing purchases. The Ballin afad Building Committee, led by Mr. Cop Snow, approved funds from a $10,000 canvass though the target is not yet met, hoping to finish the hall by early next season.
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