Oakville riding buzz as candidates line up for provincial race
Ontario election chatter swirls as Premier John Pyene eyes late spring vote. Oakville Liberals Murray Haesler Robin Skuce and PC contenders William B Sargant Bill Bateman announce, with rivals eyed from Halton West Burlington Acton and Esquesing Township. Sargant 22-year-old U of G student aims for PC nomination. Haesler seeks Liberal nod, Skuce pursues Liberal seat, Bateman eyes PC bid. Rumors swirl of more contenders and a May or June election.
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John Pyene
Oakville
Murray Haesler
Robin Skuce
Clacton
Haiton
Gere Kerr
P.C
Brrlington
Halton West
Burlington
Nassagawega
Acton
Esquesing Township
New Democratic
N Wiliam B. Sergeant
University of Guelph
U. of G
Sargant
Hamilton
Bronte
Church of the Epiphany
Anglican
The
Ontarians
Guelph
Stan Hall
Kerr Eoachs Deba
Ireland
Liberal Party
Halton East
Ce Ate
Bob Nixon
Ontario
Nixon
Skuce
Trinity College
Dublin
University of Toronto
Edinburgh
Scotland
Victoria College
Toronto
United Church
Canadian Army Reserve
Appleby College
Halton
Children’s Aid Society
William Bateman
Parks Board
Bateman
Trafalgar’ Township
Building Development Department
Toronto Township
Ontario Department of Mines
Metro / Toronto
McLean Anderson
Centennial Services Planned in Eramosa Churches
All twelve Eramosa township churches plan special services during 1967 led by a centennial committee. The first event at Barrie Hill on January 29 features Prof Theakston with an illustrated Expo 67 lecture and a short musical program. Subsequent months list services at Eden Mills churches, Evarton, Mimosa, Oustic, Rockwood churches, Speedside, and Stone United Church.
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Eramosa Township
Eden Mills Presbyterian Church
Eden Mills United Church
Everton Disciples Church
Mimosa United Church
Oustic Roman Catholic Church
Rockwood Anglican Church
Rockwood Presbyterian Church
Rockwood Roman Catholic Church
Rockwood United Church
Speedside Church
Stone United Church
Fire on Cobble Hill Road Extinguished Fast
Acton firefighters answered their first call of 1967 Friday afternoon racing to a car fire on Cobble Hill Road. Arriving at the scene they found the blaze out. The car, possibly driven by Ralph Mathews, is believed to have backfired starting the hood fire.
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Acton
Cobble Hill Road
Ralph Mathews
Buttered fork prevents marshmallows from sticking
To toast marshmallows without them snagging on the fork dip the roasting fork in butter first and keep the fork level during toasting so the marshmallows clip off cleanly.
Village centennial show to feature music and skits
Mrs. Max Milne leads a Rockwood centennial program in the town hall on February 3 and 4 at 8 pm. Readings, solos, instrumentals, skits, and square dancing highlight two evenings of town history. Prizes for costumes and old-time numbers. proceeds fund a bench near the cenotaph and sweaters for Pee Wee and Squirtball teams in Eramosa township.
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Eramosa_township
Milne
Frank Allsop
Ontario secretaries meet for annual confere on blind benefits
Twenty two provincial secretaries from Ontario gathered in Toronto for the annual CNIB conference to discuss the future for the blind. They reviewed CNIB student aid, library services, and employment achievements including 33 new jobs last year and over 215 blind workers in industry. The gathering covered rehabilitation, adjustment training, and district residences serving 512 elderly residents, with prevention of blindness highlighted after 2771 people had sight saving outcomes last year.
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Ontario
Toronto
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
CNIB
W. K. Lawson
CNTB
Halton
Canada
CNFB
Lawson
ONIB
Ming
Yumenane
CMIB
ONFD promotes eye safety and blindness prevention in Ontario
An ONFB spokesman cites prevention of blindness and eye safety as benefiting all residents, not only the province’s 8,000 blind. The organization emphasizes broader public health impact and ongoing outreach.
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The
ONFB
Life sentence for murder in Halton Court House case
A Milton man received a life sentence for non capital murder of an eight year old Burling ton girl, following a high profile Halton Court House trial that began last Tuesday and ended Monday night with a guilty verdict. Special arrangements housed jurors in a motel and buses ferried them daily.
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Burlington
Hamilton
Supreme Court
Milton
D. J. Morand
Halton Court House
Halton
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W. Bro
Herb Ritchie
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Don van Fleet
H. B. Ramsden
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Eramosa
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Eramosa Town
Chartered Bank
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the Chartered Banks
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Secretarie
ONFD
Andrew Murray
Guelph Street
Tilden
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