Halton Nurses Agree to Return Next Monday
Halton public health nurses, 241 in number, agreed at a Monday meeting to resume work the following Monday November 7. Discussions with a five-member county council committee and five nurse representatives, plus Lloyd Sharp of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario, focused on conditions for return and recognition of the nurses association as a bargaining unit. Warden Bert Hinton planned a further meeting to review the program.
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Halton
Lloyd Sharp
Registered Nurses Association of Ontario
Bert Hinton
Flora Heason
Halton Nurses Association
Warden Hinton
Snowbound Wednesday Delays Hit Local Highways
Motorists crawled through slick roads during the season's first snowfall. Landing crews worked early with trucks spreading sand as snow delighted children hoping to sleigh and toboggan, while drivers faced hazardous conditions from the fresh cover.
Hydro board sets rural meters policy amid new building progress
Hydro commissioners decided not to have water meters read at residences outside town. Seven rural meters on Churchill Road North Esquesing Township will no longer be read. Acting secretary to notify town. Progress reviewed at Alice Street plant. Sun Shine plant visit planned for furniture. Dinner with Brampton Hydro Nov 9. Accounts totaling 2458.23 approved. Rural accounts to be paid at banks. Acton office to stop monthly collection, daily submission requested.
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Hydro
Esquesing
Churchill Road
Alice Street
Commission
Rural Hydro
Acton
Ontario Rural Hydro
Acton District High School awards at Friday commencement
Acton District High School will honor a record 38 awards and scholarships at the annual commencement exercises Friday evening. Victoria Newton will deliver the valedictory. she plans university study at Waterloo and receives multiple medals and scholarships, including the University Women's Club of Milton award.
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Acton District High School
Victoria Newton
University of Waterloo
Susan Clarke
D.J. Engel
University Women’s Club of Milton
Acton
Chester Anderson
Stephen Coles
Tom McKeown
Alf Long
Duke of Devonshire 1.C.D.E
H. R. Force
iBill Pendleton
H. K. Porter
Canada
Gwen Lauder
Nancy Rognvaldson
Halton
Women’s Institute
Carel Swackhamer
Elizabeth Jill Bagby
Linda Jeanne Theresa Braida
Stephen Heard Cales
Ronald Kenneth Henry
Marilyn Ann Kirkwood
Gwendolyn Doreen Lauder
James Russell Mo
Nancy Morris
Mark Hurst
Kathryn Sinclair
Cathy Krul
Trudy Morris
Edith Hopkins
Rita McCrae
Janice Leviand
Sean Dwyer
Marie Frank
Ed Lynch
Lawrence Gordon
Sandra Fletcher
Gerald Dick
Sam Baille
Betty Phillips
Marilyn McIntyre
Susan Rody
Jean Little
Andy Bowman
Acton District High School Board
Acton District
Miss E. Atkey
R. McCallum
Paul_Murr
Allan “McKenzie
Jim Lee
Brian Carriere
Kay Chisholm
Cheryl Lee
Barry Brehanan
Susan Perry
Rick Sullivan
Canadian Tire Corporation
Edgar Karn
Art Gordon
Acton Jersey Dairy
Dean Moffat
E. Curtis
Amos Mason
Gail Breen
al Pratt
E. G. Tyler
Merl Harris
Halton District Women’s Institute
Carol Swackhamer
John Bird
Melbouncis Commercial
Andrew H. Rowan
William J. Cook
Janet A. Hofsted
T. Eleanor Karn
S. Jean Little
E. Ann McCabe
Reta TF. Murray
Mary Lou Perry
Gloria J. Rody
Donna S. West
Joe Bray
Neil Anderson
Zenith Armstrong
Robert Bitter
Robert Birth
Gaylor Anne Ellis
Barbara Frost
Joan Gordon
Judy Gordon
John Grace
Carol Hammond
Robert Hart
Olga Haatin
Murray Jamieson
Michael Joe
Carol Kelly
Gary Kelley
Chris Krakendonk
Patricia Last
Linda Ann Lawson
Chery Lee
Theresa Marzo
Maresha McKenzie
William Nicolak
William Pendleton
Benita Prices
Gordon Reed
Antonia Rocchi
Gail Ann Ross
Nigel Spicer
Jane Wong
A. Orr
Jean Barber
University Women’s Club of
Milton
D. R. Dills
Canadian Federation of University Women's Club
Plunkett Briefs to Urban Board in Milton Meeting
During the last Urban Board meetings in Georgetown council members discussed the Plunkett Report for study. The briefs will be reviewed at a Milton special Urban Board meeting on November 30 before being forwarded to the board for consideration.
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Georgetown
Council Arative
Milton
St Init
Meing
Plunkett
Council approves kitchenette in centennial library basement
Acton Council on Tuesday endorsed Library Board plans to install a kitchenette in the downstairs cloak room of the new library. A $725 change order was approved, funded by a revised contingency, with future use anticipated for the space beneath the stairs.
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Acton
Library Board
Oakes
Duby
Town workman John Frank retires with gifts
John Frank, a town workman since 1953, retired after 13 years on the town staff and was honored by council members, hydro and town office staff, and fellow workers. Mayor Les Duby presented a $100 bond, with a $25 certificate and a wallet gift from colleagues. A retirement lunch and cake followed, with fire siren signaling the close.
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John Frank Friday
Les Duby
Frank
Hydro
Robert Drinkawaller
al Kirkaes
Felow
Girl Guides and Brownies Begin in Rockwood
In Rockwood 19 Brownies are registered under Mrs Harvey Laverty. Monday meetings start at 3 30 in the Town Hall. Guides meet at 6 30 led by Mrs Ken Duncan with 21 girls. A thanks to the leaders who made the effort possible.
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Rockwood
Girl Guides
Harvey Laverty
Rockwood Town Hall
Ken Duncan
Lakeside IODE Session Highlights Safaris and Films
Lakeside Chapter of IODE met in the Legion Hall with Alf Long presenting films of both safaris. Regent Mrs C Nelles and members installed Donna Riseborough as a new member. Plans discussed for Remembrance service and upcoming bazaar with centennial spoons for sale and requests for used tools to be included in hampers.
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Alf Long
Lakeside
LO. D.E
Parks board debates Glenlea park project plan
The parks board discussed Glenlea Park development amid debate over spending priorities. Aherne urged consistent progress and a long range plan, while Braida pushed budget discipline and a one mill proposal. Harding to price paving and the chairman to explore feasible development options. Present were Williams Harding Braida Aherne. absent were Bradley Cooper Mosales Williams.
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Glenlea Park
Braida
Mr. Aherne
Council
Mr. Braida
Williams
Arena
Parks Board and Recreation Committee
Aherne
Harding
George Williams
Gordon Harding
Nino Braida
Brendan Aherne
Cliff Bradley
Art Cooper
Earl Mosales
William Williams
Halton Liberals set founding meet in Halton East
The founding meeting of the Halton East Federal and Provincial Liberal Association is scheduled for Friday November 4 at 800 p.m. at the Hornby Tower Golf Course. All members within the Halton County area and the Erin township part of Wellington are urged to attend for constitution adoption officer elections and a report by Dr Harry C Harley Federal M.P.
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Halton East
Federal and Provincial Liberal Association
Hornby Tower
Halton County Liberal Association
Oakville
Lake Ontario
County of
Wellington
Erin
Harry C. Harley
Federal M.P
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Force Electric Products Limited
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Gaterwood
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Bud McDonald
Toronto
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Guelph
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Burlington
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Plete
Prompt Courteous Transportation Service
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Acton Free Press
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