Swanborough wins swinging Conservative nomination in Halton Wentworth
About 750 attendees watched Burlington Councillor Jim Swanborough win the Conservative nomination on the first ballot with 211 votes to Lennard 116 and Coulter 77 out of 404 voting in the Halton Wentworth riding. Swanborough pledged to oppose the NDP and to eliminate the 10 cent toll for phony calls, while dispatching praise for Stanfield and support from M.L.A. Kerr and Connell. A headquarters was opened at 2004 James Street, Burlington, and a telegram from Stanfield signaled a Hamilton visit on June 22.
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Burlington
Jim Swanborough
Halton- Wentworth
John Lennard
Dundas
Bill Coulter
Nass
Ecomomy
Swanborough
Ate Michal
Kerr
N.D.P
Ted MacDonald
East
Westgiaieborough
Nesdapawoye
Waterdown
Presidentihe
James Street
Sams
Robert Stanfield
Hamilton
Liberal candidate Morison wins Halton-Wentworth nomination
A Liberal gathering at Aldershot High School named John Morison as the Halton-Wentworth nominee after questions from a Queen's University student heckler. Prime Minister Trudeau sent best wishes, praising the Liberal record, while Senator Daniel Lang lauded parliamentary government. Morison, resident of Dundas, backed a targeted income program and spoke of Canada’s international role. He was first elected in Wentworth in 1963 and reelected in 1965. The new riding encompasses Burlington Nasagawa, East and West Flamborough and Dundas.
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Liberal Party
John Morison
Halton-Wentworth
Aldershot High School
Halton-Wentworth Liberal Association
Wessel Gall
Heckler
Peter Taylor
Dundas
Taylor
M.P
Morison
Morigan
Canada
Trudeau
Lang
John
Kelly
Carleton University
Nancy
Blue
Elma Collegiate
Peter
Wentworth
Crown Attorney quits seeks P C nomination
After ten years as Crown Attorney for Halton Peter McWilliams resigned on Friday to pursue the Progressive Conservative nomination for Halton. Mure Jay Roulston becomes interim crown. McWilliams faces Alan Day and BI Bateman at the Oakville nominating convention Thursday. If defeated he must reapply to the Attorney General at Queen’s Park.
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Crown
Halton
Peter McWillams
McWilliams
Public Servants Act
Mure Jay Roulston
Mee Williams
Oakville
Alan Day
Oakville Parks Board
BI Bateman
Queen's Park
Euchre Winners at L O L Hall Winners List
Latest euchre results from L O L hall at Crewson's Corners show Ladies' high Mrs Tenoycke and low Mrs Anne Norton, Men's high Thomas D McCutcheon, Men's low C Agnew. Lone hands Bea Anderson and door prize Jean Pracioug noted.
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L.O.L. Hall
Crewson
MacDonald chosen sole candidate for Halton Wentworth NDP
A 46-year-old Burlington schoolteacher Ted MacDonald won the sole nomination for the Halton Wentworth New Democratic Party at a Glenwood School Burlington meeting. He cited housing costs unemployment and pollution as issues and urged stronger action on housing and Carter report. Guest speaker MP David Lewis criticized Liberal housing policy and urged coordinated municipal provincial and federal planning.
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Didate
Ted MacDonald
M.P. David Lewis
MacDonald
Burlington
Halton-Wentworth
New Democratic Party
Glenwood School
George Kerr
Mr. MacDonald
Queen’s University
R.C.A.F
York South C.C.F
York South
Donald MacDonald
N.D.P. Shader
N.D.P
Thay
David Lewis
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Pierre
Ment
Trudeau
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Coulter
M.L.A
Ray Connell
Connell
Jim
William Coulter
Daniel Lang
Foremer Law
Michener
House
John Conley
Nassagaweva
West Flameborough
Crown Attorney
Quits
P.C
North Halton
C. Baardolf
Richardson’s
Main St. E. Milton
Nadalin
N.D.P. M.P
Rose Leas
Halton- Wentworth N.D.P. Association