Council approves building permits and bylaw changes
Council approves building permits for commercial use totaling 57 290 and authorizes 20 250 for roads and bridges. A special committee recommends amending the building bylaw to govern transfer and refunds of permits. A highway survey is ordered at a key intersection as part of ongoing infrastructure work.
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Bank of
Highway Survey Council
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Young and Queen Sts
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Steel arrive as erection of new plant begins
Over 100 tons of steel arrived at the site with three cranes in operation as steel erectors started erecting the plant skeleton. Officials from Dusher Steel and Robertson and Yates noted continued progress and expected tensile work to continue toward a July completion target.
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H K Porter
J J Stewart
Rialf
Disston
George Thetheat
Psher Steel Company
Ute
Dusher Steel Company
Robertson and Yates Company
Debenture Issue for Stewarttown Public School Sold
A $72,000 debenture issue for Stewarttown Public School was sold at 98.26 per cent. The issue proceeds fund the new school project and show strong demand from lenders. The sale closed with bids from several firms, with maturities and terms matching the school’s financing plan.
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Ees Dettytaaty
Stewarttown
Stewart
Counties Consider New Assessing Manual Across Region
County assessors debate adopting the DMA manual to standardize property assessments. Burlington Oakville and surrounding towns discuss mandatory use, with officials citing fairness and regional support while awaiting municipal decisions.
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Hurlitgten
Lilly
Rogers
Sears
Uscou
Burlington
Oakville
P U C Looks at 35000 Surplus and New Rate Basis
The Public Utilities Commission discusses a 35000 surplus and potential rate changes. A block rate plan for residential customers is weighed, with part of any surplus possibly funding a chain link fence around hydro property on Alice Street. Page four continuation noted.
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Acton Pubic Utilities
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Trenton
TREC
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Hydro
Alice Street
Ro Everded Penta
Former newspaperman A Pringle opens one man art exhibit
Alex Pringle of Acton displays about forty paintings on Mill Street on March 8. A former newspaper editor with forty years in the field, he studied at the Ontario College of Art and in New York. He lives near Blue Springs and plans exhibits in Kitchener and Hamilton.
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Proteastrial Arta
Alex Pringle
R.rono.otl
Mill Street
Pringle
Mn Wath
Old Mant
Empire
Ontario College of Art
Art League
New York City
Ontario Art Club
Toronto
Stuee Das
Blue Springs
Acton
Pheenix
Arigona
Voter count rising toward March federal election in Halton
Expect 45 000 Halton voters as turnout grows toward March 31 federal election. Alan Cooke reports eligibility rising from 41 168 this week to about 45 668 by election day. Health unit reports outbreaks and disease notes in Acton including pneumonia and scarlet fever. Church meeting at Men Hallie on Rosford Terrace features prayers, readings, and farewell to hosts.
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Halton
Alan Cooke
Eligibe Vetere
Cielo
Hoptat
Hallie Bore
Rosford Terrace
Thorstes Owening
Min Chapman
Keep Inn
Garranty
Tf Cripps
Basten
Ro Hutechean
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Cianka Wor
Daibe
Joaning Pirheee
Cohen
Bodert
Comatmie
Conatiig Tian Ware
Teresadas
Saneceting
Clek
Persinson Te Pelitroy
Halton Receives 2 Million for Deaf School Plan
A $2,000,000 provincial project funds a deaf school on 97 acres near Halton Manor in Millen, Milton area. The site, bought from A. T. Kingdan, is slated for construction on Highway 3 property with Milton services likely to be provided.
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Millen
Archaol For the Deaf
A. T. Kingdan
Halton Manor
Millen Wen
Slantey Hell
MPP
Milton
Dallet Forester
May Huard
Pr Reron
Onterie
Halton
Pers
County road and bridge plan eyed for 310000 budget
A county plan proposes spending about 310000 on road and bridge work including maintenance and culverts. officials noted high costs for repairs and new construction as the county weighs projects, subsidies, and staffing for the coming year with a focus on road safety and firefighting readiness.
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