Supreme Court judge Morand visits Halton County Council
Justice Morand visited Halton County Council on Tuesday and became the first sitting in Halton to receive a formal welcome from the Warden. He urged youth to learn government and justice operations and warned a 21 year old could serve on a murder trial jury. He praised justice administration facilities as ICCE members from Burlington and Oakville attended part of the meeting.
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Supreme Court
Morand
Halton
Justice Morand
1.C.C.E
Burlington
Oakville
Halton Manor WA Women Institute Visit
Acton Women’s Institute paid their yearly visit Monday evening to Halton Centennial Manor. Mrs G Fryer chaired the meeting in the absence of Mrs Lindsay the president through idleness. Members and pupils presented dances and song The Trade Wind with Brenda Denny on accordion. Mr and Mrs Harry Main prize showed Hawaii pictures as commentator Mrs Mainprize. A dainty lunch followed and thanks were given by Mrs Orr.
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Acton Women's Institute
Halton Centennial Manor
G. Fryer
Lindsay
Jack Carpenter
Karen Ashley
Kathy Ashley
John Ashley
Bonnie Bristow
Lynn Nielsen
Mary Lou Pendleton
Marianne Coles
Kim Kressler
Brenda Denny
Harry Mainprize
Hawaii
Awrey-Black Nuptials At St David’s Campbellville
Joan Merilyn Black of Campbellville and Ralph Michael Awrey of Hamilton wed in a candlelit ceremony at St. David’s Presbyterian Church Campbellville on September 23. Rev. G Allen Logan officiated with Rev. D R Nicholson assisting. The bride’s sister Margaret Ann Black served as bridesmaid. Guests attended from Toronto Burlington Hamilton Brantford Dundas Milton. They plan a Muskoka honeymoon and now reside in Hamilton.
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St. David's Presbyterian Church
Campbellville
Joan Merilyn Black
Ralph Michael Awrey
Hamilton
G. Allen Logan
Hamilton Civic Hospitals
D. R. Nicholson
St. David's
Ronald Allen
George Black
Hamilton Civic Hospital
Hamilton Board of Education
George
Margaret Ann Black
Max Weteenerants
Toronto
George Bickers
Milton
Herbert Awrey
Employment good at Guelph office amid housing shortage
The Guelph Canada Manpower Centre reports a buoyant October with strong demand across managerial to unskilled jobs. Shortages in protective service, skilled trades, and low cost housing limit mobility. 407 males and 389 females registered, 218 men and 89 women placed. Major sectors include foods and beverages, textiles, iron and steel, electrical, construction, retail, finance, government, and personal services. Parking brake instruction appears as an unrelated note.
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Guelph Canada
Canada Manpower Centre
Guelph
Anniversary notices and church event notices in Guelph area
Mrs Reginald Austen and assistants report a $284.24 canvass total last week for the Blind. St David's Presbyterian Women hosted a soup lunch near $170. November meeting presided by Mrs A T Moore with devotional by Miss Laura Black. Secretary report by Mrs Wallace King. financial by Mrs Kenneth Moore. Donations planned to Women Missionary Society and Boys' Group. Quilting hosted by Mrs A T Moore. December meeting to be at Mrs Lloyd Crawford's. Mr and Mrs Murray McPhail celebrated 25th wedding anniversary with a Parkview Motel dinner for 17 guests in Guelph, gifts at Miss May Warden's home in Guelph, best man John McPhail of Campbellville attended. Several social visits and a surprise party for Miss Elizabeth Kennedy at Mrs Frank Quinlan’s. Pauline Wheelihan and others hosted various gatherings. dances, presentations, and a Brookville Hall marriage tribute with gifts. Education congratulations to Anne Wheelihan and Bonnie Inglis after Milton Commencement. Mission Band Thankoffering of St David’s OC held with devotionals, prayers, and Thanksgivings. various reports and a tea invitation.
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Reginald Austen
Women’s Association of
St. David's Presbyterian Church
St. David's Presbyterian Women's Association
A. T. Moore
Laura Black
Women’s Missionary Society
Lloyd Crawford
Murray McPhail
Larry
Margaret McPhail
Parkview
Guelph
May Warden
John McPhail
Campbellville
James Robertson
William McPhail
Clarence Wilson
Hamilton
Elizabeth Kennedy
Margaret, McPhail
Robert Payne
Ottawa
Catharine Currie
R.R
Joseph Brant Hospital
Burlington
Harris Stationery Store
Milton
Fabian
Eccles
Mary Burk
Rita Quinn
Detroit
Frank Quinlan
Frank Wheelihan
John Wheelihan
Blind Association
Acton United Church
Acton
Wallace King
Walter Fielding
Waterdown
Stanley Switzer
Binbrook
Robert Thompson
Caledonia
Carl
A. Staats
Stoney Creek
Port Credit
Mary Helen Wheelihan
Margaret Wheelihan
Don Mills
George Robinson
Richmond Hill
Brook
C.oc
St. David's Church
Brenda Colling
Ellen Gad
Valerie Coulter
Debbie Moore
Sharon Cramp
Brenda Cramp
Roger Mahon
Leda
Kenneth Moore
Jesus Our Friend
Students win contest awards at Educational ABC's of Industry
Debbie McGilloway won $1 for her steel essay and Patty Dunne received a four piece Community silver coffee spoon set for her silver essay. Both attended Ross Farrelly's grade six class and entered the national program aimed at exposing students to industry operations through social studies and handwriting.
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Robert Little School
Debbie McGilloway
Patty Dunne
Educational Abc
Debbie
Patty
Ross Farrelly
Junior Farmers plan big 1967 reunion
The Norval Juniors held a monthly meeting at Ruth and Wilma Mason's home. A 1967 reunion was planned open to all former Junior Farmers. Don Hamilton read minutes. Blood donation by Juniors and parents was encouraged by January. A March Drama Festival was planned. Christmas dinner and gifts to a needy family were arranged. Flowers by Mr Turner were auctioned and a lunch served.
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Norval
Ruth
Wilma Mason
Don Hamilton
Turner
Halton nurses return to work after health unit turmoil
Halton County nurses resumed work last week after a walkout to back recognition of their association as a bargaining unit. A county council committee met that evening and planned further talks. On Nov 8 the personnel committee recommended hiring independent consultants to analyze the Health Unit’s program, operations, staff, and employment practices, with a report and recommendations to follow.
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Halton
Special County Council
County Council
County Reptill
Comity asks two more months to st .Plunkett proposal
Halton County Council seeks a two month extension for submissions to the Minister of Municipal Affairs on the Plunkett Report. 1967 councils could comment if desired, but only in cases of major changes during elections. The measure passed 20 to 12 but limited comments to 1967 councils. Reeve Coulter argued the deadline was reasonable and progress should continue.
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St .Plunkett
Halton County
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Plunkett
Acton
R. R. Parker
Milton
C. Menery
Council
Reeve W. Coulter
Nuassagaweya
Century old almanac cures for rheumatism and corns
Remedies describe grinding bones of a horse, pounding into a mess, boiling lightly, and rubbing on the skin for rheumatism. Jaundice treatment uses chimney soot simmered in water. Corn treatment mixes three cents in strong vinegar in a tea cup to soak a week, then applies a dressed rag.
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Marguerite Taylor
Edith Hopkins
Murray Jamieson
Halton Manor
Anne Wheelihan
Bonnie Inglis
Kimberly Henderson
Patricia van Sickle
Nuacke
Cindy Coulter
D. Nicholson
Katy—McLaren
Mary Ella
Grace
Les Duby
Legionnaire
A. J. Buchanan
Lorne Scots Honor Guard
Lovell Bros
KRESH
Freezer
Acten
Main ST. N
O.bp.a
Acton Free Press
Reeve Parker
Jack Ridley Cartage
Halton Co-Operative Medical Care Plan
Halton Co-Op
Main Street
RCA Victor
NEW Vista TV Radio
Manning Electric
Aete Wake-to- Music
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