Burlington mayoral hopeful Mullin seeks Liberal nomination
The piece profiles Halton riding hopeful Mullin who last faced Pro gressive Conservative Stanley L Alt in 1959, losing by 714 votes. It notes his Burlington Council tenure since 1960, roles on planning and works committees, and business background at Ford. He outlines plans to expand jobs and living conditions while criticizing provincial municipal structure and urging regional planning reforms.
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Mullin
Proensive
Stanley Lalt
M.P
Malin
Burlington
St. Dunstan's Univerity
Charlottetown
P.E.I
Ford Motor Company
Canads
Ny. S
Ronnie Church
Burling
Maltin
George Kerr
Council
Acton Chamber of Commerce Names Chairmen for Year
The Acton Chamber of Commerce board met at Knox Presbyterian Church to appoint committee chairs including Orval Chapman for Membership Rev A McKenzie for Civic work Fred Gordon Retail J B Wood Industrial W Carneen Agricultural and H S Deveau Publicity. Plans for Chamber Week April 20 to 27 and the April 24 Community Dinner were set. A March 13 safety meeting with a Transport Department speaker was approved. Five directors planned to attend a Burlington Area Conference February 25 with Ontario-wide events. President Neilsen praised the meeting as the best in some time.
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Acton Chamber of Commerce
Knox Presbyterian Church
Der
Paul Neuren
Orval/Chapman
A. McKenzie
Fred Gordon
J. B. Wood
W. Carneehan
HS. Deveau
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Transport
Ontario Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
Ontario
Halton medical co op rows over health plan contest
Halton MP Dr Harry Harley endorsed both the Halton Cooperative Medical Services HCMS and PSI plans for county wide enrollment triggering a dispute with the Co op directors. The group defends its locally administered nonprofit program with 100 percent Ontario schedules payments and expanded in hospital care and doctor services.
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Halton Cooperative Medical Services Organization
Halton M.P
Harry Harley
Physician's Services Incorporated
Halton
Harley
P.S.1
Ontario Medical Association
Physicians
H. C. Harley
M.D
Hakton
HCMS
Halton County Federation of Agriculture
Ottawa
H.C.M.S
PSL
H.cms
Ontario
Hatten Co-Op
Clude
CoOp
Annual Meeting Notes At Ospringe Koos Presbyterian Church
Report of Ospringe Koos Presbyterian Church annual meeting with Rev Maxwell leading scripture reading and prayer. Ward Bruce appointed Sunday school superintendent. Gordon Arthet named secretary. Mr McKenzie and others announced as treasurer and convener roles.
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Koos Presbyterian Church
Ospringe
Helt Chen
Neocotty
St Mio
Ward Bruce
To Mawel
Gonloa Aiken
Maxwell
Reticumg
Now McKensie
Stan Fuotler
Barry
Amd
George Dis
Arin Ayron Brae
Treasuree
Gordon Arthet
Bev Mawel
By law variance hearing on apartment proposal rejected
Acton residents objected to a proposed R-2 bylaw variance allowing an apartment block citing safety fears from a narrow sidewalkless lot. The committee debated costs to taxpayers, school capacity strain, and potential slum effects before unanimously rejecting the request.
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Roy
Acton
P. Elliott
Meadvale
Sle
Wilton
Lorigfield
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HUCMS
Halton Co-Op Services
A. R. Coulter
Coapbellville
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Christ In Reformed Church
Robin
Cat Jonn Weldon
Liberal Organization
Esqueling Township
Stewartsown
Hall
Barts Wecome
Harvey Laverty
Sales and Service
Main Street N
Bhone
Rockwood
Cupid
Arden — Yardley
Shulton
Revlon
Cadbury's
Black Magic
Cooper's Drug. Store
Soning
G. Gitta
McKengzle
J. McGeuchle
McKensie
Gitta
Fac Wities
Furnacd
Almond
Longfield Rd
Ren
Guelph
Tablerite
IGA Jam
CMR
VIE K
Farmhouse Feresen
OMO
York
Florida Indian River
California
Robert R. Hamilton
Main N
George Sq
Quebec Street
Halton Hog Producers
Dept. of Agriculture
Milton
MAEN
Ben Steers
Ontario Hog ‘Producers Assoziation
O.P. Gedk
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