Parliament Row and Pension Bill Update in Halton Notes
The report covers tensions in Parliament with Social Creditists seeking official party status, a potential election, and a government bill on civil servants pay. It notes the Old Age Pension increase moving quickly toward Senate passage and Royal Assent, plus rural mail delivery authorization on the Eighth Line area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Oh
Social
House of Commons
House
Senate
Canadian Labor Congress Haa
Maritime Union
Upper Middle Road
Dundas Highway
Post Office Department
Halton Council Briefs on grants roads and facilities
Halton County Council approved a Weed Poster Contest for Oakville public schools and discussed a court house renovation progress. It authorized final payment of 950 to Tope Construction for the Administration Building, approved sign installations for courts, and set health unit rental at 478 monthly through June 19. Grants to Milton 4692 and Oakville 17447 were approved, with highway and road projects under study and a road bylaw draft planned. The Health Unit staff count rose to 23 nurses and total payments reached 93164.77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Tope Construction Co. Ltd
Pitman-Coburn Limited
Ettecaye
Children’s Aidt Society
Milton
Oakville
Milton Chamber of
Department of Highways
Milton Heights
Kelso Conservation Area
Board of Health
Birthday Cake Continues At Page One Meeting
Gidlph and Mrs Barker express pleasure at being present for a teatime meeting. WY Terme members and Karees family are noted among attendees. Mrs Banks and several wives of former ministers are mentioned. A delicious ranch was served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Ro Barker
Banks
John Moore
E. J. Hassani
Ann Somerville
W Thompson
Nassagaweya Growth Cited After Population Rise
Nassagaweya growth discussed as assessment and population climb prompts remarks by Reeve John Robertson. He cites coastal lands and proximity to major routes as factors. The year sees the opening of the Mohawk Raceway reception facility in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
John Robertson
Nawsayawesa
Mohawk
Halton Conservation Committee Dissolved by County Council
Flatton County Council approved dissolution of the Halton Conservation Committers at a Wednesday meeting. The Halton Lepishation By law Agriculture and Reforestation communes will maintain land and farm policy. The county has 648 acres under reforestation and will retain the seat of reforestation projects under an agreement with the Department of Lands and Forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Flatton County Counsth
Department of Lands and Forests
Halton Manor Community Events and Sunday Service Notes
Halton Manor reports a Sunday service on September 2 led by a Christian Business Men's Committee group from Oakville with scripture from Matthew and a Rock theme. Residents enjoyed a square dance program October 8 by Four Corners Club and a second annual autumn bus trip to a farm home with ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariel Thompson
Christian Business Men's Committee
Oakville
G. Browne
W. Lane
J. Reimer
Four Corners Square Dance Club
Port Credit
C. Bates
Halton Manor
Letter from Rudds Is Read at Meeting
The Marion Rudd Mission Circle met Monday evening in the church basement for their October meeting. After a hymn and prayer the 42nd Psalm was read in unison. Minutes were read and discussed, focusing on the Fall Thanksgiving event planned for October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudds
Marion Rudd
Bolton Blues Print Shop Reopens Under Strained Newsroom
The Bolton Eftermine rolled off the old Free Press press yesterday after editor Werden Leavens repaired a broken machine. Bill Whitbread, formerly a Free Press linotype operator and now with the Bolton weekly, delivered the fresh forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Bolton
Werden Leavens
Foreelp
Bill Whitbread
Bolton Weekly
New Study Book on South Asia Introduced at Knox Meeting
At a regular Knox League meeting held at Mrs. Robert Turner’s home, Mrs. J2 Inglis convened and led worship. Mrs. Ro Adattis read the scripture, and Mrs. EO Masters opened with prayer as Mrs. R. Parker introduced the new study book The Christian Mission on Southern Asia. Plans were shared for a baking sale in October and additional efforts to boost memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Parker
WMS
Christhan
Asie
Taghs
Hinting Cole
Eaton's Moves and Paul's Expand in Local Retail Realignment
Eaton's order office will acquire a larger store and Paul's Men's Wear will take over Eaton's for a women’s and children's wear section. The move aims for November first to gain space for Christmas and both sites undergo renovation this week by Paul Larsen. Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Price plan the switch while Paul Nielsen expands into the adjacent space, with the Rachlins as owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMN St
Eaton's Order
Paul's Men's Wear
Eaton's
Edna M ‘Evmore
Paul Larsen
Eytén
Charles Davidson
Douglas Price
Paul Nielen
B. D. Rachtin
Rachlins
Daughters of Koos Hold October Meeting At Church
The October meeting of the Daughters of Koos was held in the church choir room. Mrs. W. Spichagel welcomed guests. A Thanksgiving worship service was led by Mrs. B E A Hansen with aides. Judy and Joyee Blanchette sang two duets with their own accompaniment. Coffee and pie were served in the basement after the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Koos
BE. A. Hansen
Mes. A Holmes
Mis. Ho Coles
Mes. B. van Fleet
D. Cleland
Judy
Joyee Blanchette
E. A. Hansen
A. Holmes
Ho Cdles
B. van Fleet
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Aarley
Ing of the World
Caledon
Hulton
Social Credit
Prisoin and Elections Committee
Empion
Social Credit Party
N.D.P
Creditistes
Halion Council
Campbellville
Guelph Line
Ontario Tree Fruits Ltd
Orn Seae N
Dary Delvery
Lovell Bros
Hyatt Photo
Toronto
Lorne Scots
E. F. Conover
Christ
Mr. Reimer
Lane
Four Gentlemen
B. Everett
Clayton Coles
Jeremiah
Adam
India
Bolivia
Co Bandsborough
Lb. Tides
G Ralston
As Pilkington
Ho Freules
Bolton Blues
South Asia
Arte
Phospho
Wampole
Cooper
Eaton
Paul
Tre
Acton Free Press
Morry
Diab
Eaton Order Office
Acton
Cansola
Eaton’s
Rosin Hood Flour Mall Limited
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