Whiting Campaign Tour In Ontario Riding Names Help
Halton Liberal candidate Bud Whiting conducted a first week campaign tour visiting Erin Acton Beaulieu Georgetown Milton and Oakville including a stop at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto where he met Prime Minister Trudeau and ministers Paul Hellyer and Mitchell Sharp. Whiting named Bob Blake of Oakville campaign manager and appointed campaign committees with regional chairs and local party members across Oakville Milton Georgetown Acton and surrounding ridings.
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Halton
Bud Whiting
Erin
Acton
Bequeaing
Georgetown
Milton
Oakville
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
Trudeau
Paul Hellyer
Mitchell Sharp
Whiting
Bob Blake
Hig
Bil Porras
Fred Fenton
John Haight
David Jones
Ignace Gor
Norma Perras
Ernie Zechman
Terry Kennedy
Lestar
Casey Wood Sr
Harry Harley
Mike Lodwith
MacLean’ Anderson
Mittee
Diatrict Thairmen
Aig
Bill Coats
Action
Leitch
Erlti
Jack*Lawson
George Burt
Exquising
Walter Sopnka
Sid Gray
Norm Pearce
Rick Krampalec
New Democratic candidate opens Oakville headquarters
Murray Kernighan opened the New Democratic candidate office at 350 Kerr St Oakville. He spoke to campaign workers about free university education for all who qualify and said the extra tax from graduates pays for their education over a few years.
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Murray Kernighan
Haitod
New Democratic
Inliy
Kerr St
Oakville
Priddy
Taxabog
ND P candidate protests sale of Milton plant to Americans
Halton N D P candidate Murray Kernighan denounces the sale of P L Robertson Company to Procor Ltd of Chicago. He urges Canadian buyback of firms and cites the need to curb American domination, arguing a Liberal report by Walter Gordon was sidelined.
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Nd.p
Murray Kernighan
Halton N.D
U.S
Walter Gordon
N.D.P
Kernighan
Procor
Oakville
Chicago
Canada
P. L. Robertson
McWilliams speech ignites Oakville youth crowd
Conservative candidate Peter K. McWilliams addressed about 1000 children at Coronation Park Oakville promising Canada as a bright place to grow up He urged tax responsibility and noted government welfare costs The event included a fireworks display and autographs after his talk
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McWilliams
Canada
Confederation
Costly Halton Liberal meet overran parking and costs
The Halton Liberal Association faced high costs during its candidate selection meeting at Hornby Towers Golf Course in May. About 200 in damage was caused to practice greens as a larger than expected crowd swelled to over 700 attendees, far exceeding the 250 planned. The association is expected to cover the damage.
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Halton Liberal Association
Hornby Towers
Halcoa honors P. C. candidate at film event
Members of the Halcon County Employees' Association and their families attended a film showing at the County Administration Building on May 22. Progressive Conservative candidate Peter K. McWilliams and Mrs. McWilliams were special guests. After the film, cake and coffee were served and C. McKay, president of Halcon, presented McWilliams with a desk clock as the association extended best wishes.
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Halcon County Employees’ Association
Halcoa
Halton
Crown
Halton County
Peter K. McWilliams
McWilliams
C. McKay
Halcon
Fireworks and Mainstreet Tour Boost McWilliams Campaign
Halton Conservative candidate Peter K. McWilliams expanded his Oakville campaign with a Coronation Park fireworks display and a busy schedule across Erin Acton Milton Georgetown and Oakville. He met Hon Davie Fulton at Oakville HQ and planned a Chamber of Commerce dinner and a rally at Blakelock High School with Fulton.
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Halton
Peter K. McWilliams
Coronation Park
Oakville
McWilliams
Erin
Acton
Kerr St
Milton P. C. Association
Davie Fulton
Fulton
Georgetown
Hornby Towers
Oakville Chamber of Commerce
Blakelock High School
Camp visits PC headquarters to back Halton-Wentworth candidate
Dalton Camp president of the Progressive Conservative Party met Friday with Jim Swanborough at the P C headquarters in Burlington. Swanborough seeks election to the House of Commons as the PC candidate in Halton Wentworth riding.
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Dalton Camp
Progressive Conservative Party
P.C
Burclington
Jim Swanborough
House of Commons
Swanborough
Halton-Wentworth
United church to host Vacation Bible School in August
The United church announces a summer program from August 12 to 23 inviting teachers and volunteers to join the Vacation Bible School. The effort seeks educators, helper volunteers, and community participation for the faith education event.
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The
United Church
Halton-Wentworth NDP Form Local Committee Rooms
The Halton-Wentworth riding of the New Democratic Party opened committee rooms with branches in Burlington and Dundas. Burlington headquarters for candidate Ted MacDonald is 2022 Caroline Street with phone 697-5664. Dundas headquarters sits at 100 King Street West with phones 627-3531 or 627-3532.
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Halton-Wentworth
New Democratic Party
Burlington
Dundas
Ted MacDonald
Caroline Street
King St
West
Nineteen New Canadians Presented at Guelph Court
At the last citizenship court in Guelph certificates were presented to nineteen new Canadians. The group included Miss Wu and T Crenters of Rockwood.
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Guelph
Miss WU
T. Crenters
Rockwood
Meet the Halton riding candidates at Milton meet
Voters can hear all three Halton riding candidates speak at a meet the candidates event on June 12 at Milton’s Martin Street School. The meeting, hosted by the University of Milton and Dis gain, aims to inform residents about the candidates and issues.
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Halton
Milton
Martin St. School
University of Milton and
Disgain
Indi
Township hires dog control officer amid wild dog complaints
The township council engaged the Oakville Humane Society to handle dog control at a rate of 2 a trip plus 10 cents per mile, after packs of dogs were reported attacking livestock and frightening children. Council urged residents to contact clerk J C McIntyre for dog issues and warned about proper refrigerant care and book storage details.
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Nassawaweya
Oakville Humane Society
J.C. McIntyre
BBG Rejects Milton and Burlington Radio Licences
The Board of Broadcast Governors rejected applications for a 24 hour Milton station serving Halton County and a Burlington station. The decision cited fringe urban centres like Toronto and Hamilton drawing revenue away from local audiences. Cassino of London and Burlington partners Hennessey and Logan had previously sought the Burlington licence.
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Board of Broadcast Governors
Milton
Burlington
Halton County
BBG
Loren J. Cassino
London
Toronto
Hamilton
Mr. Cassino
Ernst Hennessey
William Logan
Stevensville Two-Car Crash Leaves Driver Injured
A two car collision at the corner of Victorian and Main Street in Stevensville on Thursday morning May 16 caused about 1150 in damage. Driver Frederick Bushell, 65, East Main Street Stevensville, sustained chest injuries and a head cut. the other driver was Bolleshy ext igated at the scene and released.
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Stevensville
Victorian and
Main Street
Frederick Bushell
East Main Street
Angar Helo
Steve Miltout
Clon
Rle Township
Bolleshy
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