Lorne Scots officer Murray receives long service award
The Lorne Scots honor Murray for long service and leadership with a career spanning World War II service with the 48th Highlanders and Lorne Scots, Army reserve roles in Ontario, and a 1987 Canadian Forces Decoration. His heritage includes militia ranks, Supreme Court of Ontario ties, and community roles with Peel Children’s Aid and the Order of Nurses.
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Lovie
Oatle and
George
Forces Decora
Sener Company
Brampton
CSM
Georgetown
Supreme Court of Ontario
Peel
Heteal
Peel County
Children’s' Aid
Wineoeian
Order of Nurses
Mater Ke
Mr. Murray
48Th Fighlanders
Lorne Scots
County appoints 1967 committees
Halton County Council at its inaugural meeting last week named standing committees and boards for 1967. The Warden serves as ex-officio member on all panels. Appointments include Agriculture with Esquesing and Oakville reps, Board of Health, Finance Welfare and Assessments, Welfare, Child Welfare, Manor Management, Museum Board, Personnel Legislation and By-Law, Property and Office Administration, and Reads— highlighting Reeve assignments for 1967 1968 and 1969. Reeve Hunter chairs the committee chain.
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Halton County
Agriculture
E.M.O
Manning
George Leslie
Esquesing
William Hoey
Reeve Day
Reeve Ledwith
Speight
George Currie
Oakes
Manor
H. H. Hinton
Acton
Reeve Merry
Gordon Gallagher
Burlington
Museum Board
Reeve Hoey
Reeve Rogers
Reeve Hinton
Reeve Menery
Reeve Currie
Reeve Hunter
Reeve Gallagher
Reeve Speight
Hoey
Reeve-Leslie
Merry
Reeve
Wells and dump topics to top Nassagaweya Esquesing meeting
Nassagaweya and Esquesing councils plan a joint meeting to address private well contamination in Milton Heights and Peru found last June. Possible fix includes Milton hookup to Kelso water. costs to be borne by municipalities and ratepayers under by law. Also discussed are a southern Nassagaweya garbage dump and dumping along the Nassagaweya Esquesing town line.
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Nassagaweya
Halton
Nassagaweya-Esquising
Regional Development Council approves regional manual for four counties
The Central Ontario Regional Development Council Board approves immediate creation of a Regional Development Manual covering 56 municipalities. The Ontario Zone Committee requested the document to assemble municipal facilities and data in one comparison to assist business development and expansion within Halton Peel York and Ontario counties.
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Central Ontario Regional Development Council
Ontario Zone Committee
CORDC
Halton
Peel
York
Ontario
Douglas Gardhouse heads sheep club gathering
The January meeting of the Halton 4H Sheep Club directed by Geoff Taylor was held in Milton Ontario. Officers elected for the coming year include president Douglas Gardhouse vice president David Tation secretary Lois Hunter and reporter Lyle Stokes. Eleven members attended as Geoff Taylor led a discussion on breeding flock care and management.
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Lyle Stokes
Halton
Geoff Taylor
Board Room
Ontario
Douglas Gardhouse
Potentice
David—tation
Retary
Lois Hunter
Action filled Maple Rock shoot club results and wildlife notes
The Acton high school shooting club met at Maple Rock Shooting Range with plans for a spring meet and a new club name. Steve Garrett led with 61, Dave Ford 58, Engel 57, Gordon Reed 57, and Dave Broostad 45. Ontario biologists warn of black duck decline due to pollution and lead poisoning, urging habitat protection and stricter controls. Rabbits and foxes are hunted in Halton County as ice fishing remains slow. health ads urge cancer prevention and doctor checkups.
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Art Hawes
Acton High School Shooting Club
Maple Rock
Steve Garrett
Dave Ford
Engel
Gordon Reed
Dave Broostad
Ontario
Halton
Sunday film The Detached American shown at United Church
The Sunday program at the United Church featured The Detached American about bystanders who witnessed a murder and did not intervene. A discussion and refreshments followed the screening. Attendance was disappointing. Special fall fair centennial classes are being planned and advanced prize lists are being prepared.
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United Church
Growth of Canadian church study marks centennial year
The Nassaga weya Presbyterian Ladies Aid met January 4 at Mrs Cliff Nicholson's home. Readings, prayers and a discussion focused on youth work with the Boys Club, a $25 donation, quilting plans, and selling Presbyterian calendars. Women prepared for World Day of Prayer on February 10. A brief history highlighted Canada’s French beginnings and early Presbyterian missions, with emphasis on continuing church growth.
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Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Cliff Nicholson
Oook
Canada
Cai Canada
Nicholson
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RSM
Douglas Gardhouse Heads Sheep Club
Hydro
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Orval Brown
E. G. Tyler Sr
Audrey Urquhart
Wilfred McEachern
Doug Dawkins
Les Duby
Kri
Ettee 2
Bowl For Health
Main ST. N
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Robt. R. Hamilton
Optometrist
Mountain View S. Georgetown
Mill St
AE Homer Equipment Company
Asybeso
Milton
Hayley Mills
Rosalind Russell
Robin Hoodlum
San
Omiva Maria
Brigitte. Bardot
Jeanne Moreau
Cartoon
Reel Pink
Henry Fonda
Robert Shaw
P.m
Snowy
Nea
Custom Cleaners
Fathers of Confederation
George E.tenne
Lakeview Discount Centre
Main
Glidden
Grande Parisienne
Pontiac
Safeco
Safecoclifecoc General Insurance
Seattle
Washington
Denny's Insurance
Mill St. W
Acton Residences
Harold
Pontiac’s
Warrenty
Pete Masson
Fane
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