Township Buys 9,558 Truck Approves Increased Budgets
The council approved purchasing an International snow plow truck for 9,588.12 after eight bids, with the lowest meeting specs. Budget increases were approved for TEMile Creek Conservation Authority and another authority, plus a 200 raise for the road supervisor. A by law for road expenditures and a procedural by law were approved. Gravel pit licences for Gordon McPhail and William Mahon were renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnassagaweva Council
Temile Creek Conservation Authority
Conservation Authority
Grant McMillan
Galvins McIntyre
Ontario Hydro
Gordon McPhail
William Mahon
Budget debate continues over county tax and relief measures
Burlington deputy reeve Gallagher diverged from the reeve arguing against passing baiting costs in a few years while the budget debate moved to amendments. The session floated a $54,400 total budget including $48,000 for Man ee es paantan and $400 for a word found. weather and trees mentioned as factors in the discussion.
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Reeve Eliott
Reeve Hinton
Reeve Morne
Santethen
Reeve Reckman
Aly Reeve Hintoo
Martin
Coum
Merny
Denaty
Gallaghers oUtRarnadia
Short Story Contest Sponsored by 1 C D E
Mrs W R Morrison president Provincis Chapter One arc LOLD UES announces a coshort story contest with a prize of 200 for best stock story The Acton Chapters aid support the competition Open to writers citizens of Canada Closing date April 30 1903 A G Whalley Chairman Queen's University English Department Baringstoin sets terms for submissions Include only specific requirements noted in the prompt
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W. R. Morrison
Provincis
Lold Ues
Coshort
Acton
Canada
Quaitaria
A. .G. Whalley
Charman
Department of English
Queen's University
Baringstoin
Collision on High Street Leaves Vehicle Damaged
A reported crash near Poplar Avenue involved Nas Sipe and others, causing damage valued at about 4800. Officials from the Recreation Committee discussed the budget and signets, while a local inquiry investigated injuries and the incident date in midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien Saes Attiven
Joba Lo Cale
Poplar Ave
Acton
Halton
Qcpp
Linda Braida Accepted at Toronto Cricket Club for Skating Training
Linda Braida has been accepted as a member of the Toronto Cricket Ming and Carting Club allowing her to train under Richard Rummer. Rummer travels from Guelph to Memorial Gardens on Sundays during winter to coach Braida. Her schedule includes ballet studies led by Miss Carel Mitchell of Guelph and competition plans in Guelph and Toronto with Guelph as home club. Braida will perform at next week's Rhapsody show in Guelph.
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Cindy Fryer
Gayle Zbedtnoff
Marilyn Pendleton
Ricky Baginski
Patricia Kelly
Heather Higgins
Linda Deforest
Jeff Townsley
Captain Jinks
Virginia Reg
M. Symon
L. ‘Lovell
G. Allen
J. Marzo
A. Johnson
D. Jordan
L. Bonnette
G. Brown
N. Fryer
J. Lingham
G. McKenzie
R. R. Parker
E. Franklin
Rae West
Avis
Robert Jank
Paul Mokrycki
Doug Price
Bob Anderson
Linda Braida
Ue Toonto Cricket
Ming and Carting Club
Richard Rummer
Rimmerciitlt
Memorial Gardens
Guelph
Lee Fame
Poronte
Ane
Hero Lindwiads
Carel Mitchell
Carnivel
Linda
Complex vote apportionment outlined for Burlington area
Report describes a special meeting outline where electors in Burlington split regions North and South with fixed votes and conditional shifts if northern or southern votes change. It explains representation by two men per side and a tie mechanism requiring reassessment if needed, affecting Oakville Petpeting Esquesing Nassits and related towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Burlington
Oakville
Nefon
Tee Bach
Acton Council Endorses 17-17 County Voting Split
During a special meeting Acton Council directed Reeve Hinton and Deputy Reeve Denny to push a 17-17 voting parity for northern and southern municipalities. Reeve Hinton said he would vote as he sees fit at county council and countered moves toward equality in the county voting system.
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Acton Council
Hch
Hinton
Deuty
William den
Munici
Canty
Reeve Hinton
Denny
Harley Joins Liberal Rally in Halton Ontario
Dr Harry Harley joined Liberal candidates at a rally in Ooksville near Toronto where Lester Pearson spoke. About 500 students and 200 to 300 adults attended in two auditoriums. Ontario Liberal leaders and local officials participated, with Harley praising the unified Liberal effort. A formal send off followed in Burlington with 400 guests at a Liberal Dance. Pearson sent a telegram of support to Harley.
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Halton County
Harry C. Harley
Toronto
Peel
Ooksville
Lester B. Pearson
Ontario
Thomas &. Kennedy Secondary School
John Wintermeyer
Liberal Party
Bob Nixon
Liberal- Assian
Dick Stanbury
Toronto and District Association
Harley
Halton
Legion Halle
Burlington
Canada
Pearson
4 H Chefettes Try Vegetable Recipes
The Nassagiuwesn 4 H Hone making club held its first meeting at Mrs J Henrys home with leader Mrs Mo Moffat. Officers were Stella OGorman president Doris Malfat vice president Dorothy Melegos secretary Winifred Duntyvan treasurer. The group learned record keeping and recipe tile prep and planned a second meeting at Abenever United Church on March 8. They cooked vegetables and discussed pledges and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagiuwesn 4-H
Honemaking Club
J. Henry
Mo Moffat
Stella O'Gorman
Doris Malfat
Dorothy Melegos
Winifred Duntyvan
Stella O'Goroyin
Oto
Doris Malfat c
Mrs. Hens
Abenever United
Walter Lawson dies at 78 in Stewarttown obituary
Walter Lawson a longtime Stewarttown resident died February 6 1963 at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital. He was the eldest son of the late Walter Lawson and Mary A Fisher and leaves a widow Flora Pedersal Belwood and children Robert Donald and grandchildren Lynda Paul and Jennie. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery with a funeral service led by local clergy.
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Stewarttown
Walter Lawson
Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital
Mary A
Minnie) Fisher
Georgetown High School
Flora Peders al’ Belwood
Lawson
Georgetown
Heo Wax
Credit Lodge
Royal City Lodge of Perfection A. & Asr
Guelph Chanter
Rose Cro&k Agas.r
Halton & Peel Feed Dealers Association
Ontario Retail Feed Dealers Association
Canadian Millers Mutual Fire Insurance
William F
Toronto
Lynda
Paul
Robert Lawson
Jennie
Donald Lawson
Silo death raises caution over cutting frozen walls
A farmer died in Water Lao county after attempting to cut frozen silo ice with a chainsaw. The incident occurred on Friday February 8 at the Greenport site as burial plans for Georgette and others were noted at Greenville Cemetery.
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Lao County
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Bruce Lugaxkie
Don Ford
Gordon Lasby
Pred Barens
Thase
Sunflower
Crai Imbers
Johnny Jordan
Thursda
al Jolson
Emmy
Edward Hagan
Harry Lawson
Diane Bousfield
Chillun
St. John Brigade
GW. McKenzie
M. 7. Bennett
Milton—Enquipment Co
van International
International
Gallapher
Opinia
Yrvasiner
Margaret Mian
Reeve Gallagher
Bracebratge
Barca
1.C.D.E
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LODE
Tok
Hawks
Strogt West
Hamilton
Ongar
Onnana
Blair Phate
Harold Harris
Kenneth
Alice Pilkington
Toronto Cricket Club
Wong
Milton Travel Service
Main
Wilt
Ory
Ertaseg
Custom Cleaners
Main ST. NL
Mike
GA Nether
Mes
Iga
Murray KePhail
Campbellville
William Archibald
K. C._ Lindsay
Col
G. O. Brown
Leonit Marchiment
Glen Williiams
Carl Wheeler
Rockwood
Cousns
William Fisher
Gordon Fisher
George ‘Fisher
James Fisher
Lloyd Fisher
Albert Hunter
James Kirkwood
Stuart Mall
John Black
Ghaie
Pwtee Mae, Nala Et
Georgette
H. Herensberger
Milton
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