Whiting campaigns across Halton riding with local tours
Halton Liberal candidate Bud Whiting visits Erin Acton Bequeaning Georgetown Milton and Oakville during his first campaign week. He met Prime Minister Trudeau and ministers Paul Hellyer and Mitchell Sharp at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Whiting names Bob Blake of Oakville as campaign manager and forms a riding wide committee with co chairs Whiting and Casey Wood Sr. and members from Action Erlton Exquising Milton Georgetown Oakville and Oakville area.
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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 Perras
Fred Fenton
John Haight
David Jones
Ignace Gor
Norma Perras
Ernie Zechman
Terry Kennedy
Lestar
Lestar. Whiting
Casey Wood Sr
Harry Harley
Mike Lodwith
MacLean
Anderson
Mittee
Bill Coats
Action
8. Leitch
Erlti
Jack*Lawson
George Burt
Exquising
Walter Sopaka
Sid Gray
Norm Pearce
Rick Krampalec
New Democratic candidate opens Oakville HQ
Murray Kernighan and Haitod announce the New Democratic candidate office at 350 Kerrst Oakville. The opening night crowd heard a speech urging free university education for all who qualify and arguing university grads repay costs over a few years through higher earnings.
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Murray Kernighan
Haitod
New Democratic
Inliy
Kerrst
Oakville
Priddy Night
Taxabog
N D P candidate protests sale of Milton plant to Americans
Murray Kernighan of the Halton New Democrats denounces the purchase of P. L. Robertson Company by Procor Ltd. as American-dominated. He argues for Canadian ownership, cites Walter Gordon’s report, and calls for buybacks of Canadian firms to curb U S capital. He notes Robertson’s Milton plant and praises founder Robertson as a generous employer.
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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
Margaret St
Milton
Robertson
Ciitizen
McWilliams Launches Oakville Campaign At Coronation Park
Conservative candidate Peter K. McWilliams kicked off his Halton bid in Oakville with a 1000 strong crowd at Coronation Park. He urged children Canada would be exciting to grow up in and warned against government welfare costs. He lauded Confederation and the Trans Canada Highway before signing autographs.
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Peter K. McWilliams
Halton
Oakville
Coronation Park
McWilliams
Canada
Confederation
Halton Liberal Association Faces Costs at Nomination Meeting
The Halton Liberal Association held its nomination meeting at Hornby Towers Golf Course where 200 damage occurred to practice greens and parking overflowed. Attendance rose from 250 to over 700, with the association expected to cover the damages.
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Halton Liberal Association
Hornby Towers
Halcoa honors P. C. candidate at members event
Halcon County Employees Association and families attended a film night at the County Administration Building on May 22. Special guest Peter K. McWilliams, Progressive Conservative candidate for Halton Riding and former Crown Attorney, and Mrs. McWilliams joined. A social hour followed with cake and coffee. C. McKay, Halcon president, presented a desk clock and best wishes. McWilliams reflected on ten years and changes since 1958.
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Halcon County Employees’ Association
Halcoa
Halton
Crown
Halton County
Peter K. McWilliams
McWilliams
C. McKay
Halcon
Fireworks, Fulton aid McWilliams campaign in Oakville
Halton Conservative candidate Peter K. McWilliams intensified campaigning with a Coronation Park fireworks event in Oakville. He toured Erin Acton and Oakville, met Hon. Davie Fulton at Oakville headquarters, did events in Georgetown, and planned a Chamber of Commerce dinner and a rally at Blakelock High School.
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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 and Swanborough Meet at PC HQ in Burlington
Dalton Camp PC president visited PC headquarters in Burlington Friday to meet with Jim Swanborough who seeks election to the House of Commons Swanborough is 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
Vacation Bible School Planned by United Church
The United Church announces a summer program from August 12 to 23 inviting teachers and volunteers to help run the Vacation Bible School. The event aims to engage local children with religious education, crafts, and activities during the two week period.
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The
United Church
Halton-Wentworth NDP Committee Rooms Opened in Burlington and Dundas
The Halton-Wentworth riding of the New Democratic Party has set up committee rooms with branches in Burlington and Dundas. Burlington headquarters for candidate Ted MacDonald is 2022 Caroline Street and phone 697-5664. Dundas headquarters sits at 100 King Street West with phone numbers 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. Drenters of Rockwood.
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Guelph
Miss WU
T. Drenters
Rockwood
Halton riding meet the candidates set for June 12
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 gathering will be hosted by the University of Milton and Dis gain. All invited members indicated they would attend.
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Halton
Milton
Martin St. School
University of Milton and
Disgain
Indi
Township engages dog control officer
Township council adopts a contract with the Oakville Humane Society to handle wild dog complaints after reports of packs threatening livestock and children. The plan costs two dollars per trip and ten cents per mile with the pound truck responding to calls, while the township clerk remains the sole official authorized to appoint the dog control officer.
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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 new radio stations in Milton and Burlington on Tuesday. The Milton 24 hour service aimed at Halton County was proposed by Loren J. Cassino of London and argued against by yielding piracy of urban revenue. Cassino and partners Ern st Hennessey and William Logan of Burlington had previously sought a Burlington station which was denied.
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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 injures driver. $1150 damage
A two car collision at Victorian and Main Street in Stevensville Thursday morning May 16 caused about $1150 in damage and injuries to driver Frederick Bushell 65 East Main Street Stevensville who sustained heat related injuries and a cut on the head from the impact with another vehicle driven by Steve Miltout 4041 RR Clon Bole Township.
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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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