Halton Election Prep Reports Growth in Eligible Voters
Halton County voters total 59 341 as of reports for the April 8 election with 9341 eligible voters tabulated. Richard West, federal returning officer, notes increases since last June across 285 polling subdivisions. Candidates discuss MP salary levels, with Conservative Dr Sandy Best and Liberal MP Harry Harley arguing for higher pay to attract candidates and cover duties.
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Halton County
Richard West
West
Harry Harley
N.D.P
Ellis Fullerton
Oakville
Ottawa
Conservative candidate challenges MPs to 50 mile Halton walk
Former M P De Laney of Halton Conservative federal candidate blasts Liberal Dr Harry Harley and proposes a 50 mile walking race around Halton County starting in Oakville and looping through Georgetown Acton Milton and Burlington. Harley says he may consider the challenge. Best says it stemmed from the Sports Council push for fitness.
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de. Laney
Harry—Harley
M-P
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Nawan
Ment
Sports Council
Hatton
Beatty
Oakville
Georgetown
Acton
Milton
Burlington
Best
Liberal drive urges 1,000 Halton voters to aid Harley
Halton County Liberal Party outlines a campaign plan to mobilize 1,000 registered Liberal voters for Dr. Harry Harley of Oakville. Campaign manager Bob Blake urges daily two vote gains, emphasizes a decisive Liberal majority, and details voter lists used to track supporters.
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Halton County
Liberal Party
Bob Blake
Halton
Harry Harley
Oakville
Blake
Room For Individual Thinking Conservative Candidate Defends Nuclear Arms
Dr Sandy Best, a Conservative candidate in Hale ton, defends a nuclear arms stance for Canada amid intra party criticism. He says MPs must balance constituent views with leadership and reflect not only party thinking but that of their constituents.
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Sandy
Musclear
Cnada
B.C
Haleton
Ballinafun Hall Opens to Crowd at $21,000 Centre
The Ballinafin Hall opening drew a overflow crowd Friday night. Ron Bagg of the Agricultural Society led the ribbon ceremony with John Root MP and local officials praising the new centre. A public address system let those standing outside hear the program as prizes and floral tributes were awarded to honorees including Mr and Mrs McEnery for longest married couple and Mrs D A Russell for oldest person present.
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Agricultural Socety
Toronto
Robert McEnery
Ballinatad
Inchon
Cheew Hall
Roszeth Naat
Baltinaadares
John Hhindeowk
Bos Ohawinnen
Bec
Robert Rowan
Mi Mag
Temaseks Saat Pagties Pano
Alei Barden
Ving Comimillce
Eve Barden
Shis
George Leste
Esquesing Council
Vince Mountford
Balhinajad Jes
Fldwers Dee
Webb
Norval Florists
Wallan
Guelph
Galdie Gillies
Don Houston
Harves
Plates Sold Mark Strong Start for Transport Licenses
Department of Transport reports license issuer Jack Hargrave sold 1591 car license plates from sale start to last night, surpassing the previous year. Monday and Tuesday were the peak, with activity easing to normal on Wednesday. First plate number 496101 went to Pete Papithon of Acton and last sale before cutoff was to Hughie Smith, formerly of Acton now in Alichener, who received 497697.
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Jack Hargrave
Buulnesa
Liense
Pete Papithon
Acton
Alternatives in Sale For Town Owned Y Building
Acton council reviews three disposal options for the YMCA building after considering wills and trustee guidance. Options include sale with proceeds supporting youth activities, eviction of current occupants with court oversight, or a full conveyance to the YMCA board under conditions. Continued uncertainty follows discussions with trustees and the YMCA.
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Y Board
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Actan Council
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Anid Board
Sacred Candidate in Running Irving Wilson Contests County
Irving BR Wilson 43 year old Social Credit candidate is back in the race after a June erollment. Chosen at a Bronte meeting to represent Social Credit in Habton riding on April 8 with Robert Masa of Bronte as campaign manager. Wilson lives at 5172 Meadowhill Burtington and runs a TraCanade Lite Ware Ltd plant in Bronte. He moved to Halton last May and is a long time church member of Jestus Christus Latter Day Saints, having served nine years as branch president. He has five children and stepchildren and 16 years in retail business plus a summer resort near Callenar for nine years. He served as a technician in ROCA.F. and is affiliated with Social Credit for nine years. He says Social Credit can form a West government with about 60 Quebec seats and balance from the rest of Canada.
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Irving BR. Wilson
Social Credit
Bronte
Wilson
Habton
Robert Masa
Meadowhill Bar
Burtington
Tra&Canade Lite Ware Ltd
Halton
Pat Jestus Christus
Callenar
Reeven
ROCA
F. Dur
Quebec
Canada
Fine
NDP
Galton County
Ing Social Credit
Safety education drives within Ontario schools
C of C hears speaker review a driver education scheme for secondary schools. Training includes six hours of driving practice, 25 hours classroom instruction, and ten hours observation. The program aims to reduce accidents with certificates recognized by insurers. teachers may be trained free and a local Safety Council discussed possible projects.
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Focal
Salhary
Mortgage Burning to Wipe Out $2500 Community Centre Deficit
A local committee pushes a fundraising campaign to eliminate a $2,500 shortfall for a new community centre by a mortgage burning event. Funds from ticket sales and draws aim to cover the capital cost and avoid adding to municipal debt. Community volunteers anticipate turnout and plan advertising and printing for the event.
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Arttialie
Aytun
Db Strat
Ite
Independent Conservative Fifth Candidate Seeks Halton Seat
A lengthy summary notes a fifth candidate in Halton politics, described as Independent Conservative, with aims to win a seat. It references George Jenn and discussion of party integrity, taxation, military spending, and public policy debates. The piece highlights campaign rhetoric about arming forces, fiscal policy, and regional focus on Burlington area.
Not Serious Health Update From County Medical Officer
Dr Archie Bullaaye reports numerous cold and mump cases in the county but says the overall situation remains not serious. He urges standard health precautions and warns against alarm.
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Archie Bullaaye
SO Mile Hike Students Aim to Finish Way
Students plan a seven am start for a mile long hike from Markham to downtown. Organizers include track star Alan Hall and Gary Warron Heller with cressent support from Chie Dennis and others. Participants face blisters and fatigue but hope many finish the trek.
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Sves Demedl
Chey Rave
Pamela al Deg
Wwe
oRerth Barnes
Alan Hall
Jadu
Gary Warron Heller
Chie Denns
Ami
Warkham Fraley
Cy Manny
Ceorge
Hall
Nethong
Usry
Italy
North Halton Plan One Telephone Book
Coquming officials have beep ie d the Gxepgien. This damaged text reads as a local notice about plan adoption and municipal contact listings in North Halton.
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North Halton
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