Tory nomination set for October 23 in county
Halion's Conservatives move early for the next federal election naming Br C A Best of George Town as a potential candidate and noting Liberal MP Dr Harry Harley of Oakville won the last race. Other runs circulate but no formal declarations yet. Best says he may stand again if no other qualified candidates emerge.
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Graduation reception for nurse Jean Moffat attracts 60 guests
Over sixty guests attended a May 10 graduation reception for Jean Moffat at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Moffat in Rockwood. Honored guests included Mrs. Buchanan and Judge Elliot of Milton. Attendees traveled from Parlotte, Canada, Milton, Westional, Guelph, Hespler, and Campbellville to celebrate Jean’s nursing school completion.
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Acton
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Poroute
Candan
Mitton
Red Ensign Debate Looses Support in Halton County
Reeve Hinton failed to secure county council approval to endorse adopting the Red Ensign as Canada’s national flag. The move prompted talk of a May council meeting and drew pushback that the issue should be handled by federal representatives, leaving Hinton in isolation.
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Gonlon Gallagher
Burlington
Assistant to Rep Bruce Huff Arrives for Summer Duties
An Ontario Agricultural College student from Prince Edward County joins Milton as Bruce Huff's summer assistant for Halton County. He studies agriculture economics, just finished year three at Guelph, and will work with the mayor and junior farmer groups after Allen Francis resigns.
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Open letter from George A Ker on education funding
Mr K W McCauley of the North Halton Association for Retarded Children in Acton Ontario replies to my Queen's Park column about education funding for retarded children. The provincial regulation will cover school operating costs but sources for adult workshops preschool programs and related training will require public appeals and volunteer aid. I hope Acton Free Press publishes this to clarify points and prevent misunderstanding. George A Ker MPP.
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Penny Sale Winners List Read At Event
The following were prize winners announced May Qo at the babies’ Penny Sale event. Winners include Cole, Elkan DeForest, Bitton, Vai Dain, Pope, Alteodorf, Elaine Meritck, Prizzeth De Givemeay, To Mialatves, Gloria Patines, Jones, Dela Rentaer, Darlene Vopy, Detanag, Crippen, Creasy, Vivaan, Powell, Walls, Sharad, Papillon, Brver, Thorohitl.
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Lawrence Duby to Graduate at Waterloo Lutheran University
Lawrence Duby will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree in the Pre Theology program at the Spring Convocation of Waterloo Lutheran University on Saturday May 23. He will begin Divinity studies in the fall at Taincus College, University of Toronto, preparing for Anglican priesthood. He is the son of Maver and Mrs. Les Dubs. Crowds are flocking to the Kelso Dal area these nine weekends.
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Halton Council Briefs from May Meeting Activity
County and Oshawa visitors toured the Halton Administration Building on May 1. EMO committee eyed village Campbellville for communications and displays at the June 27 event. The Industrial Committee sought CNB and Royal Winter Fair space price details for a World Plowing Match style exhibit. Multiple tenders were approved for elevator, drapes, plywood, and repainting at local facilities. Parking plans and school use study requests were discussed, along with EMO matters and local committees restructuring.
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Shadowed Study at County HQ Sparks Public Concern
County officials moved to address a troubling condition at the county headquarters by approving a focused study. The project targets structural issues around the building’s front pylon and basement areas, with attention to entrances near the busted bank piston and lender offices.
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Graduate Takes Ottawa Path After Tech Institute Honors
James Falward Athen of Mao and Mas Calyto Athen received his Hamilton Institute diploma at Techialogs. He plans further studies at Horas Gelleyhate and Vocational Institute, supported by donors from the Plectronics Technology Council, Ottawa. He will join the Control Systeme Labor project after graduation.
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Ailton Woot
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Feye
Speed limit debate slows traffic in Oakville area
County Council approved a 39 mile per hour speed limit along Ontario Line to Oakville Burlington town line. A local delegation urged action to stop erratic driving with nearby guard needed, as residents sought slower speeds.
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Acton Free Press May 1964 Delays Support for Suffrance Warehouse
The Milton suffrance warehouse plan draws Chamber of Commerce backing. Helan Hest urges county assistance while Halton Industrial Communities weigh delegation to Bey meeting for further discussion. Local facilities and funding questions frame the campaign as communities push for needed storage and commerce support.
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