Halton Peel Trust Annual Meeting Highlights Growth and Security
The 12th annual Halton and Peel Trust and Savings Co meeting in Oakville reviewed growth since 1955, noting assets under administration rising from 1.2 million to 69.7 million in 1966 and over 52 million in first mortgages. Directors were reappointed, and a new Georgetown office opened in 1966 as deposits, retirement funds, and investment funds expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton and Peel Trust and Savings Co
Chamber of Commerce
Oakville
O. E. Manning
Inter
Trust Companies of
Ontario
Halton and
Peel
Georgetown
Nassagaweya Council Briefs
Nassagaweya council accepted the resignation of Sam Scott, announced a replacement ad, and sent its pits and quarries resolution to the Ontario Mayors and Reeves association. It backed West Sandwich on tax exemption for machinery purchases, acknowledged notices from municipal affairs and the premier, and asked CPR for winter road maintenance reimbursement. The clerk will move WWI and WWII honor roll plaques to the new county chambers, and the road superintendent will study removing dead trees along Nassagaweya Esquesing town line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
Sam _ Scott
Ontario Association of Mayors and Reeves
Association of Ontario Rural Municipalities
West
Milton Heights
Galt Firm Signs Contract for New $1 Million Plant
Alex Barrett of Moffat, vice president of Cunningham Limp Ltd, construction contractor, signed the contract to build a $1,000,000 office and plant at Galt's eastern industrial basin for Victor Comptometer Limited of Galt. The plant, ready for occupancy around August 1, will serve as the firm's Canadian home office, supporting 260 employees across 20 locations. It manufactures adding and calculating machines, cash registers, safes and files, data communications equipment and golf equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Barrett
Moffat
Cunningham Limp Ltd
Galt
Victor Comptometer Limited
Centennial and Kennedy schools to get four and seven room additions
District notes rapid growth as Georgetown plans two school expansions. Centennial public school will add seven rooms with a library and an auditorium for the eastern town, Kennedy school to gain four rooms. Projected expenditure near $494,000 with potential grants up to $350,000 under a new government structure, says school board chairman John Mintern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Centennial Public
Kennedy School
John Mintern
Council
Centennial
Unemployment Trend Seen Flat in Guelph Area this Winter
Unemployment in the Guelph area according to the Canada Manpower Centre mirrors 1966 trends through February 1967 with a potential peak reached. Unemployed seeking work total 774 males and 657 females, 45 percent laid off under a month. January totals were 711 men and 581 women. February figures compare with 765 men and 669 women a year earlier. Total registered including those still employed but seeking other work is 874 males and 696 females. Clerical, sales, agricultural, and transport jobs show declines while service, textile, metalworking, electrical trade and unskilled roles rise. Skilled trades remain in demand including machinists and stationary engineers. unskilled demand falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Canada Manpower Centre
Sixth Line cha makes for hotel conce rn Halton Inn license bid
The Liquor Licence Board in March will hear an application to operate the Halton County Inn on the Sixth Line Nassagawega as a hotel. Mr and Mrs Boris Trifonoff of Toronto are making the bid through their solicitors. Trifonoff converted a barn into Halton Country Club with a golf course tennis courts swimming pool and steam baths and a rustic dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Licence Board
Halton County Inn
Nassagawega
Boris Trifonoff
Toronto
Halton Country Club
North West Halton volunteers form aid group
Mrs R Austen heads North West Halton Voluntary Services formed Monday at St David's church hall. The new body serves Nassagawa weya Nassagaweya Lowville area, with representatives from local churches and institutes. Officers include Mrs Austen as chair and Mrs Greenlees as secretary treasurer. The aim is to assist those in need via referrals from government and social agencies and to coordinate existing welfare services. A meeting in April will outline plans to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. New
North West Halton
Nassagawega
W. Dunbar
RR. 1
Campbellville
Ebenezer
W. Greenlees
Charles Inglis
R.R. J
Public Health
Children’s Aid
Cancer Society
Austen
Tyro club meets Tuesday at United church
Tyro club invites new members as it holds weekly Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8. Norm Elliott assists leader Allan Lauder as the group studies the universe lunar action and star conditions. Reeve William Coulter of Nassagaweya conducted the elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyro Club
United Church
Allan Lauder
Norm Elliott
Will
Reeve William Coulter
Nassagaweya
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Acton
Fergus
Bernie Taylor
Bill Paul
Mike Luty
Robin Inscoe
Ielt Phete
Jimmy Rogers
Wayne Allen
Kevity Martcoux
Billy Ware
Ivan Hearn
David Allen
David Morris
Billy McKenzie
Ricky Baginksi
John Hansen
Steve Brunelle
Gordie Toth
Steve Papillon
Ron Schmidt
Halton
Ontario Deposit. Insurance Corporation
Government of
C. A. Martin
W. J. Beatty
Harold Fort
Norfolk County
Rhodesia
Great Britain
Simcoe
Delhi
C. K.macgillivray
Chagnon and MacGill
J. R. Barber
E- Barringham
J. A. Carroll
A. G. Clarkson
P. Eng
P. A. Fisher
G.H. Fort Q.C
J. M. Fraser
E. D. Goulding
Angus McMillan Q.C
E. M. Milne
J. Pengilley
E. Slacer
Nassagaweya Council Briefs
Ontario Motor League
American Automobile Association
Frank van Wyck
Bower Ave
Erin
Lions Head
WOAA
Dick Parker
Gord Gregson
Weir Winters
OMHA
Fred Hamilton
Bert Irving
Bob Priestman
Carl Parker
Jim ‘McLaren
Bob “Holtom
Tom__Steen
Larry Regson
Ray Bullock
John Ninters
Jim Peavey
Rick Middlebrook
Jim Oxley
Howie Detta
John Longstreet
Milton
Planning Board
Burlington
Jim Snow
Hornby
Omagh
Noranda Copper Mills Limited
Canada
Acton Home Furnishings
Sanctioned
The
Figure Skating Association
RCA Victor
Victorcraft
Nolce
Canadian Standards Association
RCA Victor TV
Owen Sound
Mrs.r. Austen
Dills Stationery
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