Esquesing Council Hears Bunkhouse Plan And Road Fees
Esquesing Council approved Tom Chudleighs bunkhouse for seasonal apple workers on No 25 Highway with basic facilities for three men. A 1969 road expenses forecast sparked clash over meeting date as council weighs a report due November 15. A new Planning Board was appointed, roads and bridge plans discussed, and grants approved for local agricultural societies.
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Esquesing Council
Tom Chudleigh
No. 25 Highway
Department of Highways
Tom Hill
Pat Patterson
del French
Jim Snow
Brian Bonds
Halton
Fred Helson
Baines
M.P.P
Mr. Lawson
Sunday racing decision looming at Mohawk Raceway
Mohawk Raceway Sunday racing faces a final vote on December 2 as Campbellville council awaits a public referendum. Church groups and local trustees oppose a by law allowing Sunday racing while council could approve or reject the measure based on the outcome.
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Mohawk Raceway
Campbellville
Ontario Savings Bonds drive $2,032,000 Halton Peel sales
More than 69 million dollars in the 1968 Canada Savings Bonds payroll campaign have been sold nationwide. In the Halton and Peel area sales reached 2,032,000 dollars to date. Area organizers are W. G. Phippen and John E. Sharpe.
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Sheridan College sod turning marks Oakville project launch
Representatives from several local governments and the Ontario government attended the sod turning at the north Oakville site for Sheridan College of Applied Arts and Technology. Archie Turner chaired, praising Minister William Davis and the province. Oakville Mayor MacLean Anderson spoke for local governments as plans foresee a 2000 university milestone and a visual arts building to begin in 1969 at the Trafalgar Road site.
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Board of Governors
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He O
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Ste
Sheridan, University
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Porter
Jim Snow
Halton East
Bryan Frank
Marani, Rounthwaite and Dick
Milne and Nichols
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Trafalgar Road
Oedh Elizabeth Highway
Upper Middle Rd
Church Bazaar Attracts Large Attendance
The Christian Reformed church ladies organized a successful bazaar at the church. Lunch was served and stalls featured sewing knitting crafts and baking. Fresh produce from members farms was also offered for sale drawing a good crowd.
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Christian Reformed Church
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