Open deer season debate shapes Halton County council
Halton County approves 1960 civil defence budget at 2,442.70 and backs federal 75 per cent provincial 15 per cent grants. Open deer season stalemate continues with Lands and Forests seeking another season while Georgetown Anglers and Hunters Club argues deer numbers pose motorist hazards. County to study both sides before decision. also discusses road expenditures, staff pay raises, and hospital funding.
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Halton County
W.B. McGregor
Halton
Budet
Buildings Committee
Agriculture and
Department of Lands and Forests
Coun
Fret Sp
Georgetown
Walters Church CGAT Meeting and St Patrick Party Recap
The Wal ted Church meeting opened with the CGAT purpose and hymn led by Lorraine Lasby. Minutes by Diane Angel and adjournment followed. A Mother and Daughter banquet rehearsal, worship by Mrs. Allen, taps to close, and a St Patrick party at Knox Church with about 30 girls from Ballinata and Rockwood CGI groups.
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Walted
C.gat
Lorraine Lasby
Diane Angel
Whit
Ballinata
Rockwood
Pat Stevenson
Linda Parker
Geraldine Calder
Betty Finlay
Gail Buttenham
Unwanted Drivers Publicized in Michigan History
A historical note catalogs Michigan's most troubled motorists with nicknames such as stop sign drifter bumper-pusher and drunkard, describing a legacy of reckless driving. The list highlights notorious behavior and incidents among the state's driver history.
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Michigan
Unwelcomed visitor stalks AP Green plant entrance
A mysterious man in costume tried to enter the AP Green Firebank plant, posing as an applicant and provoking a confrontation with General Manager G V Barbe. The scene ended with the intruder fleeing as officials prepared to investigate and the event was photographed for identification.
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Pont Dias
Oastispinus
Cade
Free
Lovat
Rotary
G. V. Barbeau
Barbe
Taeryone
RALCP
AP. Green Company
Reduce Assessment For Micro Plastics Continued From Page One
The meeting reviewed water pressure issues for the Micro Plastics plant sprinkler system noting current service at 10 to 92 psi and a desired range of 40 to 357 psi. Company leaders cited expansion needs and insurance cost rises tied to inadequate water supply.
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Long
Tamiesan
Nann
Constant Capasion
Campans
Jamieson
Ty Sowatuen
Dixie Wins B Championship Defeats Brampton 3 1 in Finals
Dixie wins the Junior B hockey title in Acton Minor Sports League by defeating Brampton 3 1 in the finals. Mason led the champions with two goals, George Cook added a score, and Merl Harris held the Brampton attack at bay as Dixie celebrated with a post game party.
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Dixie
Brampton
Acton
Brampton Club
Join Mason
Mason
Brampton Tvain
George Cook
de Tencemain
Dixie Seam
Alin McKenzie
Nest
Pete Wa
Jounter
Othe Parks
Harris
Wineers
Herb Cook
Churchill Road North
Champions Crowned In Minor Hockey And Stinging Penalty News
Over 200 boys closed their hockey season Friday with finals across Pee Wee and Junior A divisions. Dixie beat Beampton for Pee Wee title, Marlboros defeated St. Catharines 5 3 to win Junior A, and Hershey topped Rochester 4 2 in American National play. Exhibition games and all star selections followed with local players contributing to wins. A separate board decision penalized a company with 1000 dollars and extra insurance and pumps for expansion delays at two water sites.
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Ihe
Pee Wee
Dixie
Beampton Fein Tay
Marlboros
St. Caehitines
Hershey
Rochester
Pee Wee AM Stars
Fergus
Auton
Acton Arena
Sanuray Ltd
Frankling
Afr
Jamieson
le Ot
Keen Interest Shown in YMGA Archery Contest
Young archers display strong scoring in YMGA event with six finalists named for semi finals. Bradley Main Prize leads with 150 average, followed by James Bluny 135, John Chton Ho 109, Mike Saverni 109, Phillip Devsdale 104, and David Beerman 104 advancing to next round.
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Onc Apebery
YMGA
Bradley Main Prize
James Bluny
John C Hton Ho
Mike Saverni
Phillip Devsdale
David Beerman
Silverwood Layettes At Institute Meet
Silverwood layettes completed at the Institute meeting hosted by Mrs. Georg Henderson in Pharsckin last week. President Mrs. Norton presided as a nominating committee was appointed for the April annual meeting. Two layettes were completed and a donation made to the Hospital Fund. Current events and a health paper were presented, with a maple leaf pin given to Mrs. George Smith who leaves next month for England.
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Silverwood Institute
Georg Henderson
George Smill
England
Fred Campbell
EE. L. Miller
Coffee After Alcohol An Idea for Safer Driving
Readers discuss whether drinking coffee after alcohol helps alertness. Some argue caffeine improves wakefulness, while others warn it does not reduce impairment. The debate weighs safety, legality, and practical driving consequences.
Lions Club Elects Executive At Meeting At Lion Frank Terry Home
Lions Club held a meeting at the home of Lion Frank Terry to elect the club's executive. Elected officers include Lionnic Morris secretary editor, Lion Jack Doherty treasurer, Ray Arbie host vice-president, Syd Lamb second vice-president, King Braida third vice-president, Peter Papillon lion tamer, and Frank Terry and Tom Mullyn as directors.
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Lion Frank Terry
Lionnic Morris
Wn Bulletin
Lion Jack Doherty
Hion Ray Arbie
Clan
Syd Lamb
Hion King Braida
Third View
Lio Peter Papillon
Lions Frank Terry
Tom Mullyn
Alev Johnsom
Liga
Tony Ironside
Gil Twister
Legion Dart League closes season with cards and darts
The Legion club held a season end party with card and dart games and a lunch. Hector Lambert and Doug Mason beat Coyle and Ted Fiot in darts. Jack Coyle and Mike McCristall won cribbage. Bob Drinkwalter and Dude Lim sty claimed darts glory. Twenty four members attended the wind up with an Anniversary Dance planned for Brida.
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the Legion
Hector Lambert
Doug Mason
Coyle
Ted Fiot
Sis
Hee
Doug
Jack Coyle
Mike McCristall
Bude Lins
Bob Deakland
Bob Drinkwalter
Dude Limsty
Meland
del Jordan
Main Street Collision Causes $100 in Car Damages
Wellington Gar diner of Acton and Wilton Creed of Barrie sustained $50 damages each when their cars collided on Midi Street South Saturday evening near the taxi stand. Gardinge vehicle was parked briefly before pulling onto Main Street and struck by northbound vehicle driven by Mr Ceved. Damages limited to fenders. Mary Harness of local OPPL detachment investigated.
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Main Street
Wellington Gardiner
Acton
Wilton Creed
Barrie
Midi Street
Gardinge
Main
Mr. Ceved
Gardiner
Creed
Notble Mery Harness
O.p.pl
Acton Girls Fall in Pair of Tuesday Games
Two high school girls teams, junior and senior, suffered losses Tuesday. Georgetown and ns teams handed defeats as Acton appears to have its best season yet with strong play from the squad.
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Georgetown Ns
Acton Girls
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Run Ale
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Uy Town
Sy Stenh
Baer
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Acton Free Press
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Georgetown Club
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Avision
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Wats
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Halton & Peel Trust & Savings Company
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Galt Telephone
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