Reservoir and watermain tenders for cost cutting plan
Council ordered engineer Ken Hyde to present water extension plans to the Water Resources Commission with cast iron pipe, aiming to cut costs. Tenders from James Holliday Construction and James Kemp Construction were reviewed, with proposals to reduce contingency funding and fencing, seeking net costs near 105000 while a 450000 total project was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Hyde
R. V. Anderson, and Associates
Water Resources Commission
OWRC
Ontario Municipal Board
James Holliday Construction Limited
James Kemp Construction Limited
Mr. Hyde
Holliday
Kemp
Omar
Municipal Board
Stage Set for School Operetta Two Night Cast List
The MoZ Bennett pupil operetta draws a large cast for two nights with Wednesday and Thursday showings. The page lists many students by name and grade for both performances, including helpers and dancers, with a total cost cited for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moz Bennett
O Kerry
Daning
Robert Latte
Vung
Pat
Rathaland Park
Oman
Nora Bevery
Baie
Rose
Macy
Peter Mactingett
Jimmie Wart
Patrick Male
Witch
Lynda Reiners
Peter Wartingell
Golden Primess
Jo Mane Maret
Call Tenders on School To Serve Area Retarded
Plans detail a new school facility to serve Milton Aaron Georgetient Nasaaga wekaEsquesing Townships. The project includes a near seven thousand square foot wing, a front facade, and a service shed near a TA by WO foot. Construction aims for a summer completion with a March opening and space for future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
James
Conmeall
Milton Ohairawn
Pinkting Committee
Hornby
Milton
Aaron Georgetient
Nasaaga Weka
Shelving
Tuberculosis Testing Sheds Light on Active Cases in Hatton County
A health survey in Hatton County tested 370 high school students and 287 residents, finding no active tuberculosis cases in the county schools and only a limited number with non active or unclear results. The Provincial Health Department and Hatton County Tuberculosis Association led the effort, with six confirmed cases among those tested outside the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res
Hatton County
Ras
Hattows
Oliver
Heath
Crese
Ahpeo
Couns
Addivien
Oakville Leads County Assessment
Oakville tops county assessment with 98 170 378 dollars share of county expenditures. Burlington second at 88 632 817 dollars, Georgetown 14 252 300, Milton 7 059 512, Esquesing 6 682 756, Acton 5 582 112, and Nassauaga with 2 272 645 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
New
Oakville
Burlington
Georgetown
Milton
Esquesing
Acton
Nassagaweva
High School Presents Julius Caesar in Full Scale Show
The school auditorium hosted a full length rendition of Julius Caesar arranged by the student council. Students and the public attended as drama studies continue with interest in Shakespeare, featuring performances attributed to Marion Brando Deborah Kerr James Mason John Gleigud and Greer Gerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Marion Brando
Deborah Kerr
James Mason
John Gleigud
Greer Gerson
Curator Begins At Kelso Museum
Donald Groh started as curator of the Halton County Museum at Kelso after appointment by the museum board. Renovations to the barn were discussed and a May opening was hoped. A chimney for heat was to be installed and a colonial kitchen could be developed on the power level. The first contribution, curtains over 125 years old, was received. Budget proposed for the board is 12 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Donald Groh
Halton County Museum
Groh
Doon Museum
Halton County Museum Board
County Council
Herb Merry
Merry
Council Accepts Grinnell Tender For Sprinkler System
Grinnell Co. tendered for a dry type sprinkler system at the Community Centre and arena was accepted with a total cost of 7400 including taxes. Down payment 1400 and four-year payments of 152.50 monthly. Insurance premium estimate 1889 annually. System to meet Canadian Underwriters Association specs and may link to hall via Bell Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell Co
Arena
Acton
Works Department
Thompson Motors (Acton) Ltd
G.M.C
Grinnell and Co
Canadian Underwriters’ Association
Hughes
Fine Hall
Bell
Johnstone
Automate Sprinkler Co
C. Perkins
Perkins
Firefighters Honor Pledge Pay $200 to Mayor in Drive
Firefighters at Acton presented a $200 cheque to Mayor Gov during a venison dinner at the Ile Community Centre. The event, attended by past chief Jack Newton and others, celebrated the $60,000 community centre fundraiser with hopes of reaching $16,000 still outstanding.
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Acton
Ile
John H. Gay
Jack Newton
Walliam Chishulins
Mavor Gov
Don Ryder
Free Press
Mick Holmes
Highters
Isy
Surprise 75th Birthday for William K Graham in Acton
A birthday gathering Sunday celebrated William K Graham's 75th at his Knox Avenue home Acton. Attendees included family from Toronto and local residents such as Jack Graham Pek Graham Hasden Bill Benson and several Force Oakes Kirkness Beatty and McKenzie relations with cards and lunch arranged by Jack and wife. Jean Graham McLennan unable to attend from California.
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Scureudanny
F&k
Knox Avenue
Gilbert
Stephen
William K. Graham Wee Wess Graham
Pek Graham
Bill Bensow
Graham
Jack
Bill Benson
Hasden
Bank of Nova Scotia
Toronto
E S. Force
H. R. Force
A.J. Buchanan
F.G Oakes
W G. O. Oakes
Mirs Charles Kirkness
W. J. Beatty
William Benson
A. H. McKenzie
Madge Chapman
Shortill Sheet Metal to Relocate Plant and Expand
Shortill Sheet Metal plans a move from Churchill Road North to a larger section of the Acton F Press plant. Walls are being demolished in a about 5 00 square foot area to clear space for the new facility. Owner Harry Shortill says the existing Churchill Road building will not be used and the move aims to speed production with a bigger work area. Present staff include Syd Spears, Richard Shortill, Reg French and Bud Kentner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton F Press
Shortill Adwet Metal
Churchil Road
Harry Short
Churchill Road North
Free Press
Dim McGladney
Mr. Shortil
Mr Short
Syd Spears
Richard Shortill
Reg French
Bud Kentoer
Elevator Approved by County For Administration Justice Building
County Tuesday approved installing an elevator in the new administration justice building at a cost of 31,066 dollars. The decision followed prior debates by the property committee and County Council about accessibility, with concerns about doors and a front entrance still noted.
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County Council
Reeve JF
Hargrave
Stawnr
Herb Merry
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M. Z. Bennett
Robert Little
Glenn Banks
Mr. Banks
Ruthannaleatherland
Grannie
Beverly Brunelle
Nora
George Wallis
Gramps
Bennett School
Omuli
Presenta Nots Leprechauns
Junie McKeown
Jina Stevenson
Barebara
Browne
Alas de Bartota
Fenora’ Dowling
Tann
Burcuimby
Heather MiGeachte
Pattthe Ham
Janet Brante
Peggy Finneran
Garry Couture
Mike Vin
Ken Owen
James Lee
Funes
Provincial Department of Health
Halton County
Ale Duby
Sam Tennant
Ow.r.c. Laboratories
Seaway Tel
JM Piper
Piper Airtratt
G. Barbeau
Parks Board
FL Prouse
Planning Board
Sam
Ham Peal
Linham
Lindsay
Thompson
Nassagaweya
Griffin
Erin
Repreves
Vurse
Irs
Gov
Harry Otterbein
Doug Mason
Mr Mason
Wilf Duval
Eterone
Eton
Mittes
Milton Reeve C. A. Martin
Reeve Hargrave
Reave Merry
Property Committee
Filiott
Registry Office
Brown
J. Pope
Patricia Last
Reeleen Hotchen
Tawny
Margaret Coker
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