Halton County Council HIGHLIGHTS
Highlights from the year end Halton County Council meeting show plans for a county aged home site study in the south. Reeves Gallagher of Burlington urges that Burlington stay connected with Halton despite seeking city status. Grade nine Miltdn District High School students attended. Traffic problem from the Hornby by pass referred to roads for a recommendation. Frank Rogers to Joseph Brant Hospital Board J M Ledwith to Milton District Hospital Board A Speight to Georgetown Memorial Hospital Board. Letters of appreciation from Ontario Counties Association for warden and reeve service. Appreciation for Reeve W Coulter and Reeve H Hinton not returning and for Warden Hunter. County Court of Revision personnel to stay unchanged for 1969. Esquesing and Georgetown to comply with Construction Safety Act. Inspector notified after building permits. Inspector Ken McNabb states noncompliance by Esquesing and Georgetown. Robert Meyer tasked to develop county film theme on government and history. outline due to 1969 property committee by February. County Board of Education space offered for file storage or secretary location in Administration building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing
Georgetown
Ken McNabb
Union seeks certification for Halton Health Unit workers
The Halton County Health Unit office workers inspectors and staff apply for CUPE certification as advised to County Council at year end. The hearing will be held in Toronto at month end. More than one million youths belong to the Canadian Red Cross Youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County Health Unit
Canadian Union of Public Employees
County Council
Canadian Red Cross
Acton Council Final 1968 Session Makes Appointments
In its last meeting of 1968 Acton council made numerous appointments to committees and boards. R R Parker was reappointed to the Credit Valley Conservation Authority for 1969. Retiring councillors Bob Drinkwalter and Paul Martindale joined the Planning Board for three years. Charlie Perry for one year. Henry Ruppert was reappointed to the Committee of Adjustment for three years. The entire Acton Library Board was reappointed for 1969. Phil McCristall and Bob Laughlen joined Parks and Recreation for two years, replacing John Gay and Art Cooper who resigned. Tyler opposed the resolution over Parks and Recreation commendations. Bert Hinton was appointed to the Acton Industrial Development Committee vacancy left by J T Hurst. Names were submitted for all posts and votes conducted with the clerk as election officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Council
R. R. Parker
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Bob Drinkwalter
Paul Martindale
Planning Board
Charlie Perry
Henry &£. Ruppert
Acton’ Library Board
Geo. Lee
Fred New
Ted) Pratt
Rev. H. Dawson
Phil McCristall
Bob Laughlen
Parks and Recreation Committee
John Gay
Art Cooper
Tyler
H. N
Bert) Hinton
Acton
J. T. Hurst
Church and Church Events on Churchill Road Plus Area Notices
Sunday January 5 1969 morning worship and Sunday school at Churchill Community Church with watchnight service on December 31. Knox Church Acton offers morning worship and talks with Dutch and English services and weekly classes. Acton Baptist Church lists services from January 1969 including Bible classes and evangelistic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ's Ambassadors
Crusaders
Seven senior Halton Board of Education appointments approved
Seven senior appointments were approved by the Halton County Board of Education. ED. S. Lawless named Assistant Director of Education. Academic superintendents named as W. K M. Armstrong, O. A. Gilmore and R. R. Self. Financial and operations leaders, secretary to the board, and other senior posts were defined for the new county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Burlington
Oakville
Burlington Board of Education
Frank Danna
H. F. Lishman
N. Stewart
Oakville Board of Education
A. E. Robinson
Singleton
Imperial Bank of Commerce
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Committee On Organization and Appointments
Acton Free Press 1948 Publication Details
Acton Free Press notes its Monday December 30 1948 edition. The brief line confirms second class mail authorization by the Boal Office Dept in Ottana and that postage is paid in cash at Acton Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Free Press
Boal Office
Ottana
Acton
Ontario
Also Mentioned on This Page
Halton County Council
Halton
Heard Reeves
Gallagher
Queen's Park
Miltdn District High School
Hornby
Roads Committee
George Currie
Frank Rogers
Joseph Brant Hospital
J. M. Ledwith
Milton District Hospital
A. Speight
Georgetown Memorial Hospital
Ontario Counties Association
H. Hinton
W. Coulter
Warden Hunter
County Court of Revision
Robert Meyer
County Board of Education
Roy Arnott
Lakeview
Mr. Arnott
Toronto
Council
Stree Press
Churchill Community Church
Churchill Road North
Robert G. W. Hyde
B.A
Maple Avenue Baptist Church
Maple Ave
Robert C. Lohnes
Presbyterian Church IN
Canada
Knox Church
Andrew H. Mckenizie
E. A. Hansen
Trinity United Church
Gordon B. Turner
George Elliott
Beth-El
ST. Alban the Martyr Anglican Corner
Willow St
St. Alban’s Drive
Rev. H. J. Dawson
Acton Baptist Church
Rev
Stanley
Gammon
Evangel Pentecostal Tabernacle Pr.oc
Churchill Road
S. M. Thoman
H. S. Holden Optometrist
Milton
Assagaweya
W. B. Edwards
L. D. Wood
W. A. Lawson
L. Pease
E. R. Sovereign
E. Bodner
W. J. Priestner
Mr. Bodner
Mr. Priestner
FF. Armitage
Priestner, Wood
Bodner
Yio
Wan
Y's
YMCA
Hinton’s
Roxy Theatre
James Garner
Debbie Reynolds
Don Knotts
Turkey
Sun
Frank Sinatra
Sweet
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