Columnist Column in Halton Reflects On Printing Life
A Halifax area columnist recalls his printing career from printer’s devil to editor and outlines plans for a new column. He notes a modern shift, summer weather, recent moves at the office, and a walk through local industrial plans amid Halton County tuberculosis survey results.
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Wa Posible
Alcess
Journalwom
Sumner
Yne Halton County Tuberculosis Association
Halton County
Oakville Man Named Halton County Probation Officer
Harry Greenwood aged 45 of Oakville has begun duties as probation officer for Halton County after appointment by the Attorney General's Department in May 71. He will replace Richard Honey and will oversee cases from Magistrate's Court Family Court and Juvenile Court based in Peel’s Brampton office until Milton renovations are complete.
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Archie F. Bull
Halton County
Oakville
Harry Greenwood
Bellwood Ave
Halton
Attorney-General's Department
Richard Honey
Peel County
Caten
Greenwood
Queen's Park
Peel County Probation Office
Brampton
Milton
Mr. Greenwood
Magistrate's Court
Family Court
Thieves Swipe Birthday Cake In Oakville Heist
A plywood replica birthday cake, weighing 730 pounds and nine layers, was stolen from the Oakville area. Four layers were taken and no trace of the culprits or the cake remains. Hospitals reported no severe injuries and Centennial officials remained unperturbed as the real cake stayed safe at the Oakville club.
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Oakville
Pomerosy W
Centennial
Oakville Club
Add New Languages To Train's Notice
Moncton Neb brief notes new emergency stop card translations for travelers. The notice lists Danish Dutch German Italian and Greek phrases to warn about touching the emergency cord, aiming to aid immigrants and multilingual passengers.
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Moncton
Neb Icp
Enghieh
Pulp Cutting Cycle Extends to 2056 at Long Lac Camp
Visiting members of the North western Ontario Chamber of Commerce toured the Long Lac Pulp and Paper Company camp in frigid 30 below weather. They were shown a 100 year cutting cycle that aims to average 20 000 cords of pulp annually and yield a new timber stand at the end of the period ready for harvest. government officials and businessmen attended.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Northwestern Ontario Chamber of Commerce
Long Lac Pulp and Paper Company
Canadians Push for Atomic Powered Cars
Dr Gordon Shrum of the University of British Columbia says atomic powered automobiles are unlikely soon due to high costs and current generation limits. He imagines atomic storage batteries and charging at power plants, noting Canada’s strong auto industry could produce a distinctive Canadian design if pursued.
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Vancouver
Gordon Shrum
University of British Columbia
Shrum
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