Dear Sky Readers Address Editorial On Student Loans
A reader criticizes an editorial on student loans for university students. He cites inconsistent loan awards based on parental income, argues many scholarships vanish, and urges reforms. He proposes paid summer school courses in social living to boost achievement, employment, and civic responsibility in Acton Ontario.
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Golden Age ClubEnjoys Calm Afternoon in Luton Hall
Warm weather fosters a peaceful afternoon as members of the Golden Age Club gather in Luton Hall. Six tables of cuchre and three of crokinole are played under Mrs Harrington and Mr Healey. A 98th birthday card for C K Browne is signed, with June birthdays noted for several members. Final plans for a June 11 bus trip to Hamilton are announced and an entertainment committee is named for June and July. Lunch for 39 members is convened by Mrs Reed.
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Golden Agere
Luton Hall
C. K. Browne
D. Lindsay
R. L. Davidson
Don Reed
McCutcheon
Hamilton
Jury Finds Halton Jail Inadequate Facilities
The Grand Jury report on Halton County Jail in Milton declares recreational and shower facilities inadequate and sanitary conditions poor. They urge a new jail at the earliest date while noting some positives at Halton Manor. the province plans a regional detention centre in Hornby and is surveying sites.
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Halton County
Milton
Justice Brooke
Administration of
Hornby
Milton and
Brampton
Etn
Fry
Children’s Aid ‘Society
Hugh St
Children’s Aid
Halton Manor
Grand
Denny’s Insurance Agency Honored By Central Mutual
Harold Denny and Milt Ball represent Denny’s Insurance Agency of Acton at a May 27 1968 Toronto dinner where Central Mutual Insurance Company announced the agency as a 1968 Select Circle Agency for outstanding service. This marks the second year honored.
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Denny
Intsurance
Actan
Select Circle
Central, ‘ Mutual Insurance Company
van Wart, Ohio
Toronto
Central Mutual
Provinces
Harold Denny
Milt Ball
Nassagaweya Tax Arrears Hit 68260 in 1967 Report
Nassagaweya's overdue taxes for 1967 totaled 68260, about 22.66 percent of the levy, auditors Lever, Hoskin, Chagnon and MacGillivray told council in the year end finances. The township closed 1967 with a 3640 surplus on 360083 expenditures, education taking 185191 of the tax dollar. Major outlays included general government 28035 roads and streets 91257 debt charges 13983 and county police village rates 31510, while a 389 deficit from 1966 was absorbed into 1967.
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Nassagaweya
Lever, Hoskin, Chagnon
MacGillvray
Nassagawese
Euditor
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