Council Debates Seynuck Development Planning Roles
The council clashs over Planning Board authority for Seynuck farm subdivision. Randy Construction proposes rezoning near Wellace St and seeks green belt retention while opposing commercial use and 60 ft lots. Reeve Hunt warns against commercial development and calls for a subdividers by law to guide future projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seynyck
Randy Construction Co
Seywyck
Wellace St
werd-Gitechdd
Ares
Majer Duby
Seynuck
Reeve Hinton
Planning Board
Bob Drinkwalter
Tyler
Mr. Drinkwalter
Council
Green Belt
Reeve Hunt
Seymick Farm
Hinton
Duby
Seynuck Farm
Appoint George Kerr Commission Appointment News
The How Charles McNaughton Treacher of Ontario announced two members to The Pension Commission of Ontario this week. George A. Kerr Q.C., Member for Halton West, and Paul A. Kates, an insurance underwriter from Toronto, fill vacancies from resignations of Alfred H. Cowling and Professor D. C. MacGregor. Kerr has chaired multiple standing committees including Municipal Law and Legal Bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McNaughton Treacher
Ontario
Pension Commission of Ontario
George A. Kerr
Q.C
Halton West
Paul A. Kates
Toronto
Alfred H. Cowling
High Park
D. C. MacGregor
Department of Political Economy
University of Toronto
Commision
George Kerr
Burlington
Resource Centre name replaces libraries in Robert Little plan
At a council meeting concerns over the school building program and financing surfaced as Deputy Reeve F Oakes and Councillor Drinkwalter questioned the status of the Robert Little education centre library now renamed a Resource Centre. The council warned the Public School Board to secure firm approval before proceeding with the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Public School Board
Ontario Municipal Board
F. Oakes
Drinkwalter
Robert Little
M.Z. Bennett
Les Duby
Wald
McKensie
Robert Little School
Lbraries
McKenzie
Brookville
Duby
Reave
Nassagaweya Council Briefs From Milton Township Meeting
Nassagaweya council discussed enforcing no parking signs at Five Sideroad Fifth Line. Residents complained weekend hikers block driveways. Road work planned planting over 200 trees along Five Sideroad amid widening. By-law drafts on open fires and new land separations debated. Building permits rose to 298,500 April totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton O.P.P
William Coulter
County Roads Department
Five Sideroad
Cottages across two lakes flagged for upgrades by authority
More than 100 cottages at two Grand River Conservation Authority lakes are deemed unsatisfactory as inspections expand to Balwood and Conextogo lakes home to about 675 leased cottages. Cottages failing standards face repairs or removal while authority seeks greater public access and shoreline development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand River Conservation Authority
Balwood
Conextogo Lakes
G. M. Coutts
Authority
James & Bauer
Waterloo
Bauer
Foreign students host weekend in Acton couples and families
About 28 international students from McMaster University University of Guelph and University of Toronto plus several spouses and children will stay with Acton families this weekend. The visit under International Students Council and Foreign Relations for Overseas Students aims to foster exchange and understanding as students experience Canadian life with host families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
United Church
Hamilton
University of Gualph
University of Toronto
Unday
International Students Council and
Foreign Relations
L.8.c
Toronto
University of Guelph
McMaster
India
Pakistan
Malaysia
Canada
Micro Plastics
Beardmore and Co
Robert Little School
The
T. Shields
C.L. Reginaldson
Hugh Patterson
A. Long
Euchre Winners Announced at Crewson’s Corners
Winners at the last euchre gathering at Crewson's Corners include ladies' high N. Krantz and Augusta Strickland, men's high John Bawar, men's low V. Shaw, ladies' low Augusta Strickland, lone hands Mae Fountain, and Bea Anderson won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crewson’s Corners
N. Krantz
Augusta Strickland
Man’s High
John Bawar
V. Shaw
Lone Hands
Mae Fountain
Bea Anderson
Reeve Opposes Downtown Off Street Parking Plan
Acton council discusses a proposed mall for the main business district with Ted Tyler proposing the idea. Reeve Hinton opposes the mall, reaffirming support for off street parking and blaming council for the lack of such facilities. Mayor Duby criticizes Hinton as inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve
Mall
Acton
Ted Tyler
Reeve Hinton
Tyler
Duby
Hinton
Heap
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Thecton Free Press
Seynuck Far
J. WeGeachie
Nassagaweya Council Briefs
Nassagaweya Council
Joe
Coulter
Ontario Mayors and Reeves Association
Gus Goutoughd
J. C. McIntyre
Goutouski
Mr. Goutouski
Fiva
William A. Johnsson
S Council
Milton Fire
A. E. Clement
Campbellville
Attorney-General’s Department
Grant McMillan
Nassagaweya- Esquesing
Milton Heights
Department of Highways
Roads Department
Roads Committee
S. W. Saveage
Peter Patterson
Roes Gordon
Halton
Richardson's
TV & Appliances
Main ST
Milton
Barbara McNabb
Ghana
Joseph Kpatpo-Allotey
Srea
W. L.mcneil
G. W. McKenzie
Alberta
Euchre
Announc
Robert R. Hamilton Optometrist
Mountainview Road
Etown
Mill ST. E
E. T. Marks
Safeco
Cas
Denny's Ins
Mill St. W
Jurance Agency
Bill
Harold
Walton
Walton Co-Op Medical Services
Malan
Milton Pleesa
Diel
Household Finance
HFC
Georgetown
Main Street
Silver
Volkswagen
C & V Motors
Velkswagen
Georgetown and District
Guelph
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