Sunshine School Tour For Parents Opens In North Halton
Parents of North Halton’s mentally retarded children toured the new Sunshine School for Retarded Children on the Seventh Line at Hornby last week despite bad weather. G G Addison announced an official opening for November 3 and 4 with 16 pupils already enrolled. He outlined costs and the donation drive, stressing the home like atmosphere, the school’s aim, and parent-teacher collaboration.
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North Hatton
Sunshine School
Hornby
Velma Kennedy
G. G. Addison
North
North Halton
Addison
Department of Education
V. Kennedy
R. P. E. Jeffares
Jeffares
Auction Boosts Rotary's Funds
Rotary Club's dinner dance at Halton Golf and Country Club netted 207 for an overseas student building at the University of Toronto. World club items led bidding including an Italian mug over 20 dollars a tablecloth at 17 and a Puerto Rican vase at 17.50. Jack Elliott acted as auctioneer, Tom Shields welcomed guests, and Paul Nielsen explained the auction. The event featured corsages for attendees and dancing to The Manhattans.
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Kevon Rotherbie
Rotary Club
Halton Golf and Country Club
Italy
Jack Elliott
Tom Shields
Paul Nielsen
University of Toronto
Eight Beginners Learn to Too in Acton Band Expansion
Acton Citizens' Band grows to 56 members with eight beginners aged 12 and up. New players include Jack Bullough trombone Gord Thompson trumpet John McGeachie trumpet Paul Coles Guelph trumpet and more. Many have new instruments. potential concert at Robert Little school as soon as possible.
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Acton
Acton Citizens’ Band
Jack Bullough
Gord Thompson
John McGeachie
Paul Coles
Guelph
George Duidall F
Jim Wilkin
Don Long
John Mc Nabb
Charlie Kingsmill
Bernie Freuler
Gord Gibbons
Robert Little School
Euchre and Penny Sale Winners at Scout Hall Event
The Scout and Guide Mothers euchre and penny sale on Friday October 12 at the Scout Hall drew ten euchre tables. Prize winners include Ladies: Joan Taylor, Mary Osborne, Pat Blundell. Men: Fred McCutcheon, Eileen Taylor, Harold DeForest. Penny sale prizes awarded to multiple winners such as DeForest, Judy Halladay, P Jones, Bill Taylor, Tom Cooke, Edith Jennings, Rhona Thornhill, Stan Foley, and others.
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Euchre
Penny Sale
Ecuchre
Joan Taylor
Mary Osborne
Pat Blundell
Fred McCutcheon
Eileen Taylor
Harold DeForest
DeForest
Judy Halladay
Miss P. Jones
Bill Taylor
Tom Cooke
Edith Jennings
Rhona Thornhill
Stan Foley
Harold DeForest Sr
Janet Robinson
Bertha i Kentner
Judy Hair
Kay Dills
Mildred Kelly
Grace ‘Clow
Irene Douglas
Mrs. Woods
W. P. Brian Samia
LaVerne McEachern
George Zenbdy
Alex Lay
Larence Rognval Ee
Bert Rennick
Jessie Coles
Bursary Offered By Ontario Co-op Medical Services
Halton Co operative Medical Services contributed to a medical bursary to be offered by the Co operative Medical Services Federation of Ontario. The $2000 award will go to a medical student who is a member or department of a member co operative and has completed pre medical training. Selection basing on academic standing and need, with four installments of $500 each.
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Tho ‘Halton Co-operative Medical Services
Co-operative Medical Services Federation of Ontario
Dinner at Knox Tonight by Acton Chamber
The annual industrial dinner sponsored by Acton Chamber of Commerce is held this evening at Knox church. D. M. Harvey of Douglas Metals and H. R. Force Jr. of Force Electric Products will discuss the recent trade mission. William Erskine will attend to meet the chamber and a petition to change store closing hours is planned.
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Acton Chamber of Commerce
Knox Church
D. M. Harvey
Douglas Metals Inc
Willowdale
H.R. Force, Jr
Force’ Electric Products
Acton
New County Rule Clamp Down on County Boards
Halton County Council studies a proposed by law governing formation operation and expenditure of county aided boards and committees. The measure seeks to control actions of standing and special committees with a 300 dollar limit and calls for first reading with further discussion before third readings.
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Halton County Council
County Council
County officials plan merging offices for efficiency
Fragmentary remarks indicate Reeve Fl plans a county consolidation to reduce costs by combining development, stationery, and clerical work. The proposal aims to streamline expenditures though details and exact mechanisms remain unclear from the garbled text.
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Reeve Fl
Y's Men Discuss Belief and Community Service
The Y's Men subject questioned why we are asked Y's Men govern. Wilson urged 100 percent commitment to Y'sdom and helping the less fortunate, calling projects a service not a chore. Doberthein introduced him. Fred Koch was fincemaster. Bob Currie attended with 21 members. Walter Dubuis and Don Copeland assist UNICEF planning for Halloween. Harry Arble spoke on the Bishop's Punch and Guy Rosas on Titans. A joint meeting with the Lions Club is planned for November 12.
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Bn Wilson
Loet Rhursday
Y'sdom
Doberthein
Fred Koch
Bob Currie
World Outlook
Nounced Walter Dubuis
Don Copeland
Unicef
Hallowe’en
Harry Arble
Punch
Guy Rosas
Titans
Lions Club
Parking Lot Crew Marks Crosswalks at Mill and Main
Workmen from Parking Lot Construction Co. work on crosswalks and turn arrows at the busy Mill and Main Streets intersection this Thursday morning, signaling ongoing changes to traffic flow.
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Parking Lot Construction Co
Markin
Mill
Main Streets
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Cenk
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Knox
William Erskine
Acton Free Press
Zeller's
Zeller’s
Zeller
Walter P. Zeller
Zeller‘s Limited
Montreal
Que
James G. Kendrick
William C. Soper
J. Douglas Locke
Wyndham Street
John G. Hunter
Zeller's Personnel Relations
Life: Insurance
Bat
Zeller’s County Fair Mechandise Mart & Food Mart
Zellers County Fair
Merchandise Mart
Food Mart
Zeller’s County Fair
Zellec’s
Zeller’s County
Creditater
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