Acton Council Approves County Planning on 10 Acre Lots
At the regular meeting last night Acton Council accepted the No1 committee recommendation and passed a resolution approving Halton County Planning Association guidance on 10 acre lots. The plan would subject all lot sizes to Committee of Adjustment approval, with parcels 10 acres or more exempt. The meeting also authorized various bylaw amendments, cemetery subdivision waivers, water plant projects, and several financial authorizations.
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Halton County Planning Association
Committee of Adjustment
Wm. Sharpe
Ary Sters
Fairview Cemetery
Limehouse WA Officers Elected and Meeting Held
The WMS met at Mrs Kirkpatrick's home with vice president Mrs Roughley in the chair. Mrs arson read Scripture and prayer by Mrs A W Banton. Plans discussed for spring bank offering. Refreshments served. We wish Mrs Stuart Smith of Weston a full recovery after major surgery. Carol Turner placed well in public speaking. W A held annual meeting with pot luck dinner. Officers re-elected: president Mrs Dick Appleyard, vice-president Mrs J Crichton, treasurer Mrs Bruce Lindsay, flower and fruit convenor Mrs A C Patterson. Young People's Society enjoyed bowling at Georgetown and a social at Robbie Roughley's.
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W. M.S
Stuart Smith
Weston
A.C
Churchill UCW Meeting Recalls Illnesses and Nurses’ Talk
Churchill United Church Women met at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Denny’s home on Wednesday February 7 with fair attendance. President Mrs Denny opened with prayer as devotions by Mrs Freeman covered a topic Some body is watching you. Minutes were read and adopted, a March work meeting planned, and a fancy sandwiches demo by Mrs Freeman noted as tasty.
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R. McArthur
Churchill U. C. W
Ralph Denny
Mra. Denny
Freeman
Men of God
New Appointment for Geo Durnford at Co op Ontario
George Durnford formerly manager of the Guelph operation for ten years is named hardware and petroleum sales representative for the Mid Western Ontario region by United Co Operatives of Ontario. He will serve Wellington Waterloo Halton Peel and parts of Dufferin Wentworth from Guelph and expects to expand services and sales.
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George Durnford
Guelph
United Co-Operatives of
Ontario
Durnford
Durkford
Wellington
Waterloo
Halton
Peal
Dufferin
Wentworth
Acton Free Press Briefs for February 14, 1968
Local column from Acton reports today’s brief items including community events, school notes, and civic notices. Short items mention upcoming meetings, local submissions, and calendar dates for residents.
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Acton Free Press
Blood donor clinic and local sales in Harris’s window
Readable fragments show a Bree Press item noting a next blood donor clinic at board 1 and a penny sale prizes display in Harris’s variety store window. Mentions vague phrases about Ottawa and law, with drifting and ditches imagery. overall, little coherent context.
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Acton W
Harris
Guelph Plans Grade Seven French Across Schools
Local news notes that next year all Guelph schools will teach oral French in grade seven, with Wellington county likely to follow. Milton and Georgetown schools already offer it, while Acton and nearby areas may start next year. Over 70 Georgetown children have fluoride treatments at the Halton Health Unit clinic, with appointments booked solid for months and some receiving annual applications since the clinic opened three years ago.
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Guelph
Wellington County
Milton
Georgetown
Acton
Halton Health Unit
Halton County adopts emergency plan for disaster response
Halton County Council approves a new Emergency Measures Act plan for local disasters. The plan requires each county to form a continuing government and service framework, designates the municipal clerk as disaster coordinator, and assigns the police to implement the plan with a disaster control centre and EMO communications. The bylaw covers administration of warfare, transportation, radio communications, and rescue operations.
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Halton County
Halton
EMO
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