Oakville to House County Education Board HQ changes
Oakville will host the County Board of Education as trustees approve moving meetings to the Oakville building and use Trafalgar Road as Administration Centre East. Burlington Centre West will house Halton offices, while a portable classroom at Hanvison public school Georgetow n becomes North Halton admin space. A long range plan is due by June 1970, with concerns about northern access and continued advisory committees from dissolved local boards. Residents may call the Oakville education centre collect in January.
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Singleton Dith
Trafalgar Rd
Halton Board
Burlington Centre
Hanvison Public School
Georgetown
North Halton
Noh Jin Milton
Oakville
Ob Canada
Peb
Council approves Cobblehill Road low rental housing project
Acton council approves Ontario Housing Corporation plan to build 24 family and 12 senior units on 24 acre Cobblehill Road site pending rezoning. Projects include brick, gas heat for families, electric heat for seniors, rents based on income with no municipal cost but 7 percent operating loss share and tax waivers above 25 dollars for seniors. Headway Construction to build at costs 15967 per family unit and 10025 per senior unit.
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Acton Council
Ontario Housing Ee
Cobblehill Road
O.H.C
Kaye
Council
ONC
Acton
Reeve Tyler
McKeough invites councils to Peel Halton meeting
Minister W Darcy McKeough invites Halton and Peel area councils to a January 22 meeting at Queen's Park. The purpose is to discuss tentative proposals for reorganizing local government in the Peel Halton region and possible forms of regional government.
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Peel Halton
Queen's Park
Halton
Peel
W.darcy McKeough
Peel-Halton
Currie Warden Reeve George Currie Re-elected Warden
Currie Reeve George Currie of Esquesing was returned Tuesday to the Halton County Warden post after a 33 year gap. He won on the second ballot over Reeve Alan Day and Reeve Austen Ledwith, marking a rare repeat full term since 1930. New council members Anna MacArthur and Ted Tyler Jr. joined as deputies, with Clerk Administrator Garfield Brown presiding.
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George Currie
Esquesing
Halton County
Alan Day
Oakville
Austen Ledwith
Milton
W. H. Morden
Wilfrid Bird
Reeve C. A. Martin
Reeve Currie
Reeve A. Ledwith
Reeve Day
Reeve Ledwith
Alan B. Sprague
W. F. Hunter
Currie
County Council
Anna MacArthur
Nassagawega
Ted Tyler Jr
Acton
Garfield Brown
Halton Creaty Board Sets Educator Salaries in Closed Session
The Halton Creaty Board of Education approved salaries in a 45 minute committee session. James W. Singleton will earn $31 500 yearly as education director, a $4 000 raise after joining from Burlington. Douglas Lawless gets $29 000, $4 000 higher than Arlington pay. Three area superintendents earn $25 500, while Bruce T. Lindley receives $24 000. Assistants range $18 500 to $24 000 as 11 or 13 posts are debated. several Oakville and Burlington appointees fill roles. remaining staff will be hired from current personnel.
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Halton Creaty Board of Education
Tepstezn
James W. Singleton
Singleton
Frank Danna
H.R. Lishman
K. D. Carson
A. J. Fish
J. K. Graham
Oakville
J. A. Bell
D. R. Kemp
E. S. Lavender
Burlington
Mr. Fish
W. J. Priester
J. F. Noble
Fire destroys 20000 day old turkeys at Acton barn
A Sunday morning blaze gutted a 375 foot long steel turkey barn near Acton, destroying 20000 day old birds. Owner Sam Liebovici estimated losses near 100000 as firefighters battled the flames, struggled with water supply, and sought a pond to source more water. Fire officials said wind helped prevent spread to nearby structures. The cause remains under investigation amid reports of a propane stove in the building.
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Ted Leblanc
R.R. 1
Mick Holmes
Ken Hodgson
Acton
Lements
Sam Liehoviti
Trustees vote for $250 month wage in Halton County
Halton County Board of Education trustees approved a maximum honorarium of 250 dollars monthly and a ten cent per mile travel allowance at Milton. The act sets scales by enrolment. with 44,674 pupils, trustees receive 250 dollars monthly. Associate representatives Priestner and Clohecy get 150 dollars monthly, secondary school only, while the chairman is set to a bonus up to one third of the amount he receives.
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Halton County Board of Education
County Council
Milton
Halton Schools
William Priestner
Nubert Clohecy
Burlington
Theft Report Notes Vehicle Break-In At Station Hotel
Friday around 10 10 a theft from a car parked at the Station Hotel was reported. A forced window yielded a shovel, battery cables, two radios and a vegematic valued around 50 dollars. The article also mentions trustee payments and advisory committee rules, plus a five hour meeting and a later 45 minute Committee of the Whole session on salaries with the press excluded. A separate accident on Mill W near the laundromat occurred in snow with Frank Holmes and Yvon Emond, Holmes’s car sustaining about 75 dollars damage to the right rear door.
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Mill W
Laundromat
Frank Holmes
MacDonald Blvd
Mill
Yvon D. Emond
Young St
Emond
Holmes
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