Urban Board discusses store closing laws and council roles
The Urban Board and Milton Georgetown councils debated store closing by laws and merchant responsibility. They favored inviting a Victoria Order of Nurses rep and pushing for more funding to Schools for the Retarded, while no final resolution on closing hours emerged.
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AEH
Town
Milton
Fringe
Norm Pearce
Doug Sargent
Georgetown
Jim Em
Acton
Frank Prouse
Urban Board
United Church Women Plan June Picnic at Hornby Park
The U C W met at Mrs. Russell's home on May 9 with a prayer by president Mrs. F McArthur. Minutes were read by Mrs. Jean Leitch and treasurer Mrs. R Denny reported. A congregational picnic was decided for June 24 at Hornby Park.
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Thes
U.C.W
Russell
F. McArthur
Jean Leitch
R. Denny
Hornby Park
Butler
Jim Freeman
Garry Dobbie
Volunteers Help Nurse Hand Out Sugary Doses
Acton public health nurse Mrs Edward Schnarr leads polio clinics in Acton and Nassagaweya with Violet Hands coordinating volunteers who record immunizations. Adults and pre school clinics are staffed by teams under Mrs Eragkan and team captains.
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Acton
Edward Schnarr
Halton County
Nassegaweya
Violet Hands
Ron Lewis
Rae West
Rragkan
J. Hibbitt
R. Willie
Harold Denny
Mick Holmes
Don McMillan
Nassagaweya
Fred Edwards
Dan Muller
Wm. Fraser
Murray Mahon
Geo. Thames
Jim Watt
Clifford Young
Keith Dent
Tom Manes
Delmar Moffat
Schnarr Saye
Official Ceremony Opens Halton Fire Radio System
The Halton County fire service launched a county wide radio system linking fire halls trucks and some chief cars with two test calls from Church Street Oakville. Warden Wilfrid Bird Oakville officials and Ontario Fire Marshal Martin Hurst attended as the area becomes the first county to be radio equipped nationwide, with Wellington County soon after. Fox bounty reports and a note on Monday’s milder temperature follow.
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Weapon Cunty
Church St
Oakville
Wilfrid Bird
F. ¥.Gannon
All Fire
Halton
Munici
Vaccines Could Wipe Out Polio In Speyside Schools
Speyside students readied for upcoming free polio clinics as part of a push by Halton Health to vaccinate families. Dr Arsine Bell noted Sabin and Salk vaccines target all polio forms, with clinics set for Burlington Oakville and local schools.
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Feder Department of Elealth
Yale
Skitchewan
Russia
Sapahy
de Bad
Sabin
Halton
Bull
Halton County
U P Meeting and Baptism Sunday News Notes
A community note from U P meeting at the focal church on Saturday including a ball game before the service. Congratulates Vernon Stewart and wife on the May 1 daughter at Guelph Hospice. mothers day visitors from Rexdale and Guelph. T. Maxwell baptized the daughter of Mr. Special awards were given at Sunday School for attendance and memory work.
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Ook Brin
Wspeinge
Focal
Glens Marshall
Lehi
Prianit
Tratertwen Frye Lued Mac
Ken Robertson
Lynda
Danna
Rexel
Doughis
Robertson
Sharon
Murray
Darlene
Henry Jackson
C. Heinler
Knox | Presbyterian’ Church
T. Maxwell
Verse Speaking Winners Highlight AHS Fashion Show
At Agton Ein Seneul high school a combined fashion show and verse speaking contest is set for Thursday May 24. Home Economics students model year’s dresses while six students have their names engraved on a plaque. Murray Eades of ts ville will adjudicate. Parents, board members and guests are invited to attend between 2 and 4 PM in the gym. Refreshments follow in the Home Economics room and a display table of year’s work will be shown.
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Ragmisz
Antoning
Miss McEnery
Egypt
Nile
Eld
Chitlen
Aris
Howe
Hirge
Ab Agton Ein Seneul
By-Law Plan Aims to Curb Grass Fires Across Halton
Halton County fire departments unite to draft a model by-law to stop needless grass and rubbish burning. Since mid March nine brigades answered 445 grass fires costing over $22 000 in wages. Oakville Burlington Georgetown Milton Acton report high call volumes on warm, dry weekends. Committees urge burning permits with fines up to 50 dollars if fires escape or damage neighbor property.
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Halton
Oakville
Burlington
Georgetown
Milton
Acton T
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Halton Fire Prevention Bureau
Child Struck Outside Bannockburn School
A seven year old Bannockburn student received a bruised face Friday afternoon after being struck by a car while crossing the road near the school. The child, Sharon Elizabeth Bilerby of SR 4 Acton, was struck as she crossed from school. The driver was Gordon B. Elliot of Rockwood, and the other party identified as Ron Hudd of North Hall provided reports.
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Bannockburn
Sharon Elizabeth Bilerby
SR. 4
Acton
Arinst Ron Hudd
North Hal
Gordon B. Elliot
Rockwood
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