Supreme Court judge visits Halton County Council
Justice Morand attended Halton County Council on Tuesday marking his first citation to a county council. He praised youths learning government and justice, warned a 21 year old could sit on a murder trial, and commended local justice facilities. I.C.C.E. groups from Burlington and Oakville joined part of the session.
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Supreme Court
Morand
Halton
Justice Morand
1.C.C.E
Burlington
Oakville
Acton Women's Institute Visits Halton Manor WA
Halton Centennial Manor hosts the Acton Women’s Institute visit on Monday evening. Mrs G Fryer chairs in lieu of president Mrs Lindsay. Members and pupils perform dances and song, with Brenda Denny playing accordions. Mr and Mrs Harry Main prize present Hawaii pictures as commentator. A luncheon followed and thanks offered 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 nuptial vows at St. David’s Campbellville
Joan Merilyn Black of Campbellville married Ralph Michael Awrey of Hamilton in a candlelit ceremony at St. David’s Presbyterian Church Campbellville on Friday September 23. Rev. G Allen Logan presided with Rev. D R Nicholson assisting. Bell music by Ronald Allen. Couples’ families and friends from Toronto Burlington Hamilton Brussels Dundas Milton attended. They plan a Muskoka honeymoon and 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 conditions in Guelph Labour market report
The Guelph office reports a tight labor market in October with strong demand across many occupations from managerial to unskilled and a shortage of qualified service workers. Housing shortages and limited low cost housing hinder new arrivals. 407 males and 389 females registered at the Canada Manpower Centre, with 218 men and 89 women placed in jobs across manufacturing foods textiles and clothing iron and steel products electrical apparatus construction retail finance government and personal services.
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Guelph Canada
Protective Service
Guelph
Canada Manpower Centre
Anniversary notes and church functions at St David's Parish
Mrs Reginald Austen and assistants report a local Blind Canvass totaling 284.24 last week. St David's Presbyterian Women hosted a soup lunch November 10 at the church, close to 170 from baking and cookbooks. November meeting led by Mrs A T Moore. Ms Laura Black led devotion. reports from Mrs Wallace King and Mrs Kenneth Moore. A $25 gift to Women Missionary Society life membership and church gift purchases planned. December meeting to be joint with Missionary Society at Mrs Lloyd Crawford's home. Mr and Mrs Murray McPhail celebrated 25th wedding anniversary with a Parkview Motel dinner in Guelph, hosting 17 guests and gifts.
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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
Frank. Wheelihan
Port Credit
Mary Helen Wheelihan
Margaret Wheelihan
Don Mills
George Robinson
Richmond Hill
Brookville Hall
Musig
Dapcing
Millers Orchestra
Brian Cargill
Students win contest awards from Educational ABCs
Two Robert Little school students Debbie McGilloway and Patty Dunne won prizes in last year’s Educational ABCs of Industry contest. Debbie wrote on steel earning 1 prize dollar. Patty wrote on silver receiving a set of four Community silver coffee spoons.
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Robert Little School
Debbie McGilloway
Patty Dunne
Educational Abc
of Industry
Debbie
Patty
Junior Farmers Plan Big 1967 Reunion
The Norval Juniors monthly meeting at Ruth and Wilma Mason's home outlined a 1967 reunion open to all former Junior Farmers. Minutes read by Don Hamilton noted blood donation by Juniors and parents to be recorded for next year. A March 1967 Drama Festival is planned, plus Christmas dinner and gifts to a needy family. Mr Turner arranged flowers auctioned at meeting close, with lunch served.
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Norval
Ruth
Wilma Mason
Don Hamilton
Turner
Halton Nurses Back, County Considers Health Unit Consultants
Health unit nurses returned to work last week after resigning Sept. 12 to support recognition as a bargaining unit. A county personnel committee on Nov. 8 recommended hiring independent consultants to analyze the unit’s program, operations, staff, and employment practices, with a final report and recommendations. A joint county council committee met first evening after return. next meeting set for Wednesday, Nov. 30.
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Halton
Neve Feith
Special County Council
County Council
County Eeptil
Halton council seeks two month Plunkett extension
Halton County Council will ask the Minister of Municipal Affairs for a two month extension on submitting comments about the Plunkett Report. An amendment to limit the extension to permit 1967 councils to comment passed 20 to 12, while some urged no extension and maintaining the 1966 deadline.
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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
Simple home remedies are described for rheumatism using bones from an old horse pounded, boiled, and rubbed on. Jaundice is addressed with chimney soot simmered in water. Corns are treated by soaking three cents in strong vinegar, soaking a rag, and applying it to the affected area repeatedly.
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Fantop Lakeside
C.D.E
Marguerite Taylor
Edith Hopkins
Murray Jamieson
Halton Manor
Anne Wheelihan
Bonnie Inglis
C.oc
St. David's Church
Brenda Colling
Ellen Gad
Valerie Coulter
Debbie Moore
Sharon Cramp
Brenda Cramp
Roger Mahon
Kenneth Moore
Kimberly Henderson
Patricia van Sickle
Nuacke
Cindy Coulter
D. Nicholson
Katy—McLaren
Mary Ella
Grace
Ross Farrelly
Les Duby
Legionnaire
AJ. Buchanan
Lorne Scots Honor Guard
Lovell Bros
KRESH
Freezer
Acten
Main ST. N
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Acton Free Press
St .Plunkett
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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