Pre-Election Tangle at Acton Council Over Land Purchase
With two days to nomination night the Acton council faced a heated session over the Hulnayel farm land purchase for industrial use. Reeve Hinton denied personal involvement while council members pressed on issues of petitions, real estate inquiries, and alleged improper influence by voters.
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Council
Acton
Hoh Hinton
Aly
Hulnayel Farm
Hinton
Ray Arba
Petivoan
Ma Hintan
Anthony Hufnay
Abe Dy
Aoe
Archie
Lesk
Mene
Hind
van Gily
Arsic
Ragent
van Gile
Meeve
Toma
Teeve
Sumptuons Seganding
van Gils
Arba
Jack Holmes
William Moband
Holmes
Jack McGeachie
Vi Gils
Free Press
MeoGrachic
Ceve Hinton
Ali Archie
Holmex
McReod
Arihar
Commission to Debate Hydro Rate Reduction
Mayor proposes hydro rate cuts for consideration at the next hydro commission meeting. Costs for underground work on Young Street estimated at 4 600 dollars. changeover materials 1 440 and labor 1 180. Street lights: 100 broken in two weeks replaced at 1 dollar each. Officials plan to press charges for vandalism and review weather. Budget items include capacitors for voltage stabilization at 3 000 dollars to be included in 1968 capital budget. James R. Black appointed tall magistrate for Halton County retroactive to September 1.
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Les Duby
Hydro Commission
Doug Mason
Young St
Sev Doles
Audrey Urquhart
Oun Council
Commission
Mason
Curlers and Hockey Group Donate to Arena Floor Project
Intermediate hockey and curling clubs presented 451.50 to finance a new floor at the community centre. Donations included 154.80 from a cash receipts exhibition, 400 from a bonspiel bond, and smaller gifts from arts and playground groups. Deficit noted as operations continue.
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Santa Claus
Recreation Consmotive
Curling Club
Curmmittes Thorn
Rac West
Ho Chey Club
Nominations Tonight for City Officials and Public Trustees
Tonight the municipal nominations open from 750 to 2S pm with notices to be filed. A general discussion will hear reports and candidates announce their intentions. If needed a public poll date would be Tuesday December 8 from 10 am to 7 pm.
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Els
Ga Goet
Roy Wong Wins Second in Canada Wide Contest
Grade eight pupil Roy Wong of Robert Little Public School won 200 in a Canada wide contest sponsored by Education at ABC of Industry. His two page illustrated essay The Store at Tea placed second nationally among 10 prize winners. first prize received 25. Wong is the son of Mr and Mrs Jobe Wong and was noted during an assembly led by State member Keith Bhak.
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Hell Piste
Roy Wong
Robert Little School
Cducational
Abc's of Industry
Tes
Robert Little
ABC. of Industry
Tle Pute
Strafengs
Rov
Jobe Wong
Tawaa Heers
Winter road crews ready for heavy snow and sand stockpiles
Plows and sanding crews prepare for winter as Latah County roads and Halton area crews stockpile 70 608 tons of sand and 4 000 tons of salt. Keen Construction Co and McKenzie Brothers of Guelph handle sand operations with 90000 tons on hand. Streets will be cleared overnight as plows work through the season.
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Anna Choee
Latah
Syarvange
Department of Highways
Slo Tor
Department of Highway
Keen Constriction Co
Peat Peterborough
McKenzie Brothers
Guelph
Brampton
Acton
Palermo
Yaid
Main St. L
Roy Smith
Halton
Milton
Stewartown
Base Line
Fourth Line
Brookville
Lowsille Mountain
Aoo Waterdown
Nassagaweya
Grant McMillan
Nassagawega
Holiday Atmosphere Sparks City Lights Display
Acton's Christina lights brightened the town as the Chamber of Commerce urged shops to lure shoppers with festive display. Volunteers repaired the sputnike and light standards on main streets, while hydro crews updated infrastructure. Stores plan Monday and evening hours starting soon with dates to be announced next week.
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Acton
Christina
Mopdas
Chamber of Commerce
Colonsd
Hydro
High School Board Report and Meeting Dubie Action
Dubie meeting discussion prompts school board report as Acton and town officials clash over attending and reporting. The council debated purchasing a new town truck from local dealers, considering bids, with questions about time, supply and cost amid ongoing town duties and past procurement lessons.
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Dubie
Hepatitis Outbreak Report Among Scholars Sparks Health Actions
Reports describe hepatitis cases among students and staff with measures including handwashing and vaccination of contacts. Health officials note no clear community transmission yet while tracing cases at schools and institutions and advising sanitation and immunization where possible.
Public Health Nurse Begins Duties in Acton Nassagaweya
Miss Joan Monaghan starts duties as public health nurse for Acton and Nassagaweya on Mondays. She will visit schools and residents, with a centralized office contact at Health Unity Milton and senior nurse Jamie in Georgetown.
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Acton
Nassagaweya
Joan Monaghan
Cor Aston
Missy Monnaghon
Milton
Poopelensis
Vate
Nassaguwesva
Shy
Mise Jamiewa
Geoumtown
Mutughan
Kitchener
University of Ottawa
Temiskaning
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Titus Dund
Tax Dutoy
Han
Duby
Hyde
Weaver
James R. Black
Oukville
Halton Canty
Kenneth M. Langdon
Georges Town
Julians Socety
Noor
Gov
Recreation Directee
Hage Otterbein i
Holnagel
Tee Ise
Sumas
Cape
MccCristall
Mail McCastall
OM Gay
Tnadaadien
Baal
Joe Hurst
Hurst
Fran
Othe Recreation
Sdi
Frank Quakes
Pthe
Conmittetlce
Parks Board
Foc
Theo Bodes
Acton Art Group
Aye Progran
L. Dittrich
Sexstan
Tron J OD. Paton
Department of Enduucation
Mir Rae
Oakville
Shih
Esquesing
Milton O.P
Acton Fire Department
Florence Price
Kerr St
Anong
Tn Mustey
Sanders
Wally McDonald
Beardmore Firerighters
Legion Hall
W. J. Beatty
Bob Angell
Mr. Beatty
Guy Ross
Bern. VanFleet
Willie
Woah
Geatie
Chater
Coun
MiGewchie
Ghalieman
Whee Chatttan
Metahens
Bert Oh
Marton Geldgeover
Cowan
Moeyer Bas Duby
George Bey
Meimbers
Pol
Wally Mayet
Hamilton Pool
Jocal
Wood
Thavear
Fele Council
Wats
Fenny
Couns Roy Artie Cald
Royal
Bern
Tle
Reese
HE Tinton
Dawal
Chalton
Hatton
da Hull
Hall
Wes Fountain
Fim
Lions Club
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