Milton Mill Could Join County Museum Plans
Milton officials and Halton County authorities weigh purchasing the Martin Street flour mill for a county museum or local tourist site. The building, dating back to 1822 with 1856 additions, would remain intact to show it in operation. A joint committee on preservation and land use is to study the proposal now that Robin Hood Flour Mills has offered to sell the mill.
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Milton
Halton County Museum
Milton Council
Halton County Council
The
Halton Museum Association
16 Mile Creek
Milton Mill
County
Merry
George Lestie
Esquesing
John Milne
Nassagawega
County Council
Robin Hood Flour Mills
Milton Milling Company
C. A. Martin
Halton Museum
Dr. Martin
Jasper Martin
Martin
Rychman
South Halton
Open House at Fire Hall Draws Local Children
Fire Prevention Week activities attracted many youngsters to the fire hall on Saturday. Junior Firemen in uniform guided visitors, with a display featuring fire equipment, photographs, and a silver horn gift from Mrs. Jack Kentner. No fires occurred during the week. a parade and church service closed the events in Oakville.
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Benson
Jack Kentner
Norman McLeod
Lindsay's Mill
Fraser McDonald
Hamilton
Oakville
Acton
Harold Townsley
Kim McCrstall
Phil McCristall
County Endorses Tri County Study on Milton Oakville Burrington
Halton County Council endorsed a planning study on Milton Oakville and Burrington to examine inter town relations and potential merger into a single county. The study aims to cover water sewer and arterial road coordination with Oakville Milton and Burlington weighing in on joint plans and future county unification prospects.
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Milton
Oakville
Burrington
Halton
Plan ceremony marks Halton County court house opening
Flaws in the opening plan were discussed at Milton as Halton County moves to unveil the new court house registry office and admin building on November 17. An open house follows on November 18 with invitations, while the official ceremony features Dr C A Martin as ribbon cutter, a luncheon, and a tour of the building. Local officials hurry final touches including expanded dais and widened doorways, with jail facilities to be redeveloped upon relocation from Brown Street.
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Halton County
Milton
E. G. Ryder
Halton Liberals Hold Annual Meeting and Elections
Halton Liberal Association held its annual meeting at the Royal York Hotel on October 12 and 13. Delegates from Halton included M.P. Dr. Mary Warley, Burlington officials, Oakville members, and several Milton and Georgetown representatives. New officers elected: President Robt Nixon MPP for Brant County, with a slate of vice presidents and a treasurer from Toronto Hamilton and Ottawa areas.
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Sne Uma Lineau Association
Royal York Hotel
Wate
John Teernes
St. Laurence-St. George
Montral
John J. Winter
Party of
Ontario
Halton County
Marry Warley
M.P
Halton
Onaha Liberal Association
Robt, Nixon
M.P.P
County of
Brant
Dean Brown
Toronto
Henry Raneau
Wind- Gordon
Ottawa
Trea
Hamilton
Taranto
Junior Pipe Band In Action At Remembrance Day Service
The Acton Junior Pipe Band remains active with weekly practices though membership is down from the original roster. Their first appearance this year is at the Remembrance Day Service on Sunday November 21, joining the parade to the cenotaph.
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Acton
Sus
County Council Briefs From October Meeting
County Council members met in October with J L Blair named chairman of the Halton Industrial Committee and W F Hunter as vice chairman. A CPR Base Line crossing protection was approved. Gravel contracts totaling 12 if 13 thousand dollars and coal and fuel bids were awarded. N M Boyd joined the jail staff. County and Oakville notes included conventions, a public damage restitution resolution, a county outing plan, and a $1,000,000 debenture sale reported.
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J. L. Blair
Burlington
Halton
W. F. Hunter
Georgetown
CPR
Milton
DCB
Trafalgar-Burlington
Holman Const. Ltd
Robson Coal Co
Bell Bros
N. M. Boyd
Association
Deer and car crashes leave fatalities and injuries
Three deer and three cars collided Sunday on Bee Highway 25 south of Spey and again on Highway 401 near Toronto Monday. One deer died and two were injured while two bucks were killed in the second incident. Total damage cited at 300 dollars. Const Tom Dube investigated both crashes for North Halton CPP.
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Clarence Ford
RR. 4
Robert Hepburn
Milton
Bee
Spey
Ford
Hepburn
Toronto
Tom Dube
North Halton
C.P.P
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Hallowe'en Coat Party
Manchester
MacKay
Ont
York
California
Monarch
Maple Leaf Wieners
Sunbeam Wiener Buns
Fur Container
Buz
Wgaz
Léoz
Craige Pehoe
Od Salada
W Sn. Bell
Fox
Sassen
IGA
James
Charlotte Ledger
Dave
Marg Manes
Tom Dawkins
Geno DE Sartolo
Bill Dawkins
Progressive Conservative
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