Sunshine School Tour Delights North Halton Parents
Parents gathered at the Sunshine School for Retarded Children on Sev enth Line Hornby for an opening tour despite bad weather. G G Addison outlined costs totaling about 47 48 thousand dollars with one third funded by Education Department and the rest by public subscriptions.
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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. EB. Jeffares
Jeffares
Auction Boosts Rotary's Funds
Rotary Club raised 207 at a dinner dance at Halton Golf and Country Club with items from clubs worldwide including a mug from Italy for over 20 and a Puerto Rican vase for 17.50. Auctioneer Jack Elliott led the sale as funds support a building for overseas University of Toronto students.
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Kevon Rothier
University of Toronto
Rotary
Tom Shields
Brian Moore
Paul Neilsen
Bill Pendleton
Rotary Club
Halton Golf and Country Club
Rotary Clubs
Italy
Jack Elliott
Paul Nielsen
Eight Beginners Learn to Too in Acton Band News
Acton Citizens' Band reports 1.56 members and eight new beginners aged 12 and up. New players include Jack Bullough trombone Gord Thompson trumpet John McGeachie trumpet Paul Coles of Guelph trumpet George Dridall clarinet Jim Wilkin Guelph tenor sax Don Long clarinet and John McNabb clarinet. New instruments and music arrive with Charlie Kingsmill on sousaphone Bernice Freuler on baritone horn Gord Gibbons on piccolo. A concert and Little School may be planned soon.
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Acton
Acton Citizens’ Band
Jack Bullough
Gord Thompson
John McGeachie
Paul Coles
Guelph
George Dridall F
Jim Wilkin
Don Long
John McNabb
Scouts Euchre and Penny Sale Winners Listed
The Scout and Guide Mothers euchre and penny sale at the Scout Hall on Friday October 12 drew strong crowds. Ten euchre tables produced prize winners across categories including Ladies first Joan Taylor and Men's first Fred McCutcheon, with numerous penny sale prize recipients such as Mrs Harold DeForest Sr and Judy Halladay.
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Joan Taylor
Mary Osborne
Pat Blundell
Fred McCutcheon
Eileen Taylor
Harold DeForest
Mr. DeForest
Judy Halladay
P. Jones
Bill Taylor
Tom Cooke
Edith Jennings
Rhona Thornhill
Stan Foley
Harold DeForest Sr
Janet Robinson
Bertha Keniner
Judy Hair
Kay Dills
Mildred Kelly
Grice
Irene Douglas
Woods
W. P. Brian Sarnia
LaVerne McEachern
George Renby
Alex Frank Supparence
Regnvalson
Bert Rennick
Jessie Coles
Halton Co-operative Medical Bursary Offered
Halton Cooperative Medical Services contributes to a $2000 bursary offered by the Cooperative Medical Services Federation of Ontario to a medical student this term. Eligibility requires membership in a medical cooperative or department and completion of pre medical training. Selection will weigh academic standing and need with four $500 installments.
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Halton Co-operative Medical Services
Co-operative Medical Services Federation of Ontario
Industrial Diner at Knox Tonight
The Acton Chamber of Commerce hosts an annual industrial dinner this evening at Knox church. D. M. Harvey of Douglas Metals Inc and H. R. Force Jr of Force Electric Products will share insights from the recent trade mission overseas. Town assessor William Erskine attends to meet members as they consider petition to change store closing hours.
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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
William Erskine
New County Rule Aims at County Board Financial Oversight
Halton County council members on Tuesday began first reading of a lengthy by law to control actions of all standing and special committees and boards that receive county council funds. The by law would set a limit of 308 and requires third readings after further discussion.
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Halton
County seeks funding to expand clerical services
An unclear excerpt mentions expenditures and a plan to establish a county office to group equipment stationery and related items. It notes needs for clerical work, suggesting funding would support items and services to improve county operations.
Y's Men Hear Talk On Service To Others
Good Y's Man subject speaks at local club meeting. Emphasized belief in Y'sdom and backing projects as service to the less fortunate. Doberthein introduced him. Fred Koch treasurer. Bob Currie attended with 21 members. UNICEF drive planned with Walter Dubuis and Don Copeland assisting for Halloween. Joint meeting with Lions Club set for November 12.
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Governaentn Wileon
Reursiyy
Y'sdom
Doberthein
Fred Koch
Bob Currie
World Outlook
Nounced Walter Dubuis
Don Copeland
Unicef
Hallowe’en
Harry Arble
Tilms
Lions Club
Parking Lot Crew Marks Arrows at Mill and Main Intersection
Workmen from a parking lot construction company busy this morning mark directional arrows at the intersection of Mill Street and Main Street on a Thursday.
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Parking Lot Construction Co
Markin Ceoeavealht
Mill
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Canada
Zeller
Walter P. Zeller
Zeller‘’s. Limited
Montreal
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James G. Kendrick
Zeller’s
William C. Soper
J. Douglas Locke
Wyndham Street
John G. Hunter
Zeller's Personnel Relations
Life: Insurance
Zeller's County Fair Mechandise Mart & Food Mart
Zellers County Fair
Merchandise Mart
Food Mart
Zeller's County Fair
Zeller’s County Fair
Zellers County
Creditater
WS Bank Bem
Bank OF Montreal
Lacsdes
Cenk
Knox
Reeve Fi
Wrate
Free Press
Eramaosa
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