Nassagaweya Elects Council Backing Incumbents
Voter returns affirmed the council with large majorities as Pina Coulter and Deputy Reeve Young praised the result. Hoey and other defeated candidates offered congratulations and signaled future political plans. The township approved a $40 000 new building beside Brookville Hall and renovation plans for the Nassagawera Women’s Committee, with Centennial grants anticipated. A hearing with the OMB was scheduled to advance the office construction.
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Applease
Reve Coulter
W.aln. Hoey
Coulter
Bird
Huey Wishal
Huey
Jettt Simpson
WA Johns
Brookville Hall
Nassagawera Women's Committee
SS No & Schaal
Otter
OMB
Sunshine group pledges aid boost for mentally retarded
The North Halton Association for the Mentally Retarded met at Sunshine School in Hornby and pledged increased aid in 1988. A preschool program may be started to train mentally retarded individuals across all age groups in the north area as government grants ease financial burdens.
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North Halton
Sunshine School
Hornby
Coun HA
Nene
Peggy Tready
Georgetown
Association For 19S
Sunshine
Ste
Two-Car Collision Damages Ten Dollars Each
A Sunday evening two car collision on Main St caused $60 in damage with no injuries. William Holmes, 46 Main St S, stopped to turn onto Knox Ave when Kressmia Mance, Rockwood R R 4, rear ended his car. Damage split: Holmes $25 and Mance $35. Constable Bruce McArthur investigated.
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Main St
Wiliam Holmes
Main St. S
Knox Ave
Kressmia Mance
Rockwood
Aires
Holmes
Mance
Bruce McArthur
Parked Car Crash Damages $700 in Minor City Incident
A minor collision near the Station Hotel involved a Moasahes car hitting a parked vehicle opposite the Gray HOT Gat Was Parebeet. The Acton OOP detachment investigated and recorded total damage of seven hundred dollars.
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Camestadh
Reessha
Acton Oop
Parebeet
License Plates On Sale Dec Ist
Department of Transport official Jack Hargrave announces new tense plate markers go on sale December 1. The postmarked first plate reads with white letters while sales are slow to date. library track plates will not be offered.
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Jack Hargrave
Daskyroune
Brant Hog Producers Tour Halton County Farms and Facilities
Brant County hog producers visited Halton County on Friday November 27 touring Pea Man Moo Packers in Harlington and sow housing, a tilting barn, and new hog feeding pens. Panel discussions at the Caravan Restaurant Milton featured Halton Hog Producers Association officials and other local leaders. The group then visited a Holstein herd at Bob Alexander Georgetown and heard about pasture and hay programs at the 1864 alien Pasture Coopetiion. Halton County reports about 20 000 hogs produced annually with about 40 percent Grade A quality.
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Brant County
Halton County
Peaman Moa Packers
Harlington
FAME
Pigypott Construction Company
Palermo
Dianer
Milton
Goa Martin
John Watson
Rokwennt
Halton Hog Producers’ Associaton
Archie Senice
Milton RR
Halton
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Hosts Golden Age Career Evening
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary welcomed guests for a Golden Age event Friday night with chair Mas Desay Rogers and president James Rol, praising community service and presenting honors to members. Entertainment and thanks filled the program, including a Christmas-themed reception and remarks from officers.
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Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Logynon
Wwere
Chas
Teedadeat
James Rolseen
Jack Hargrave
Cotati Chain
Charles Mason
Googe Paver
Donald Rood
Anne Akins
Rolston
Dewey
Uhaoks
Gaabder Ayers
Seasonal Tree Care for Safe Winter Décor
Advice on protecting trees during holidays includes keeping dogs away from boughs and snow, watering lightly to prevent drying, trimming small twigs before indoor use, and using water-filled containers to support branches. Decor lights should avoid touching bark and leaves to prevent damage.
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Balby
Cutpriver Rev Mason Warns Merchants of Fraud
A government detachment officer urges merchants and business people to be vigilant this week about a surge of forged cheques. He notes strangers cashing checks and requests suspicions, asking for check numbers and vehicle details to aid authorities.
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Mason
Monday Vehicle Crash Causes Damages in Front of Station
A Monday evening accident occurred near the Station in Front of the Station involving an unidentified car and a Schol driven by Ben Pat. The crash damaged the Marker car at UH Lane with estimated costs around $75 to $80 and involved local authorities Pete and Constable Weonge McArthur.
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Casey
Hetty
Acton
Pete Tee
Constable Weonge McArthur
Vestieledath
UH Lane
Five Press Lines Jangle Bells in Pecos Telephones
Voters called the Pecos area as election results were tallied and phase updates moved toward the tally board. The town office and Pecos plant handled a surge of calls while candidates and party spokespeople urged calm and accurate reporting as campaigns spread via telephone and radio.
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Reese
Olkaut
Enadiight
Poa
Almast
Iwa
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Nassagaweya
Young
Celtkciam
Jack Robertson
Parsons
Rues Gordon
Crickden
William Maho
Elva Newlun
Gonan Agnew
Nassacaweya
Reeve
AW Robertson Council
Farsons
Newton
Agnew
Des
Rammond
Ima
Ima! Simpson
Johnson
Campbellville
Brookville
Molttat
Eden Mills
Mrs Treahy
Haris Greig
Harry Isham
Jim Sproat
Irene Randell
Lena Harslitt
Fred Bickers
Marion Cooliban
Chester Anderson
Ray Banner
Ho Isham
William Knight
Polly Toerdey
Mary Aaack Holmes
Fo Anderton
Colleien
Fatboy
oSeisto
Gayton
Taran
Brant Hog
Schooljoy
Telephone
Alexander Graham
Mark Anthony
Covers One
Caesar
Pouchre Wienees
Mars Bod
Welliven Dsans
Uabe Dodd
Dadd
Dedj
Acyon Citizens
Free Press
H. H. Hinton
Tree Care
Orville
W. A. Johnson
Bob Drinkwalter
Acton Free Prest
Thusedey, Decembes-lorh
Uae
Buss Ot Wark
Peecetsbe
Seasons Greetings Pviryone
George Fryer
1965 Council
Telford Reidt
Acton Barber Association
Acton Minor Hockey Association
Association
Wand
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