Ontario Heavy Equipment School Opens in Nassagaweya
Ontario officials and industry leaders opened the first Heavy Equipment School at a 200 acre Nassagaweya site. Since May the program has graduated 32 and 16 more are enrolled. 19 large machines are in daily use valued at about 1 million dollars with equipment donated by builders and suppliers. Students train on bulldozers scrapers backhoes graders and trucks with two shifts planned next year to accommodate more enrollees.
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Departments of Education, and Highways
Ontario Road Builders Association
Ontario
Nassagaweya
C. ¢. Lloyd
Department of Education
Provincial Institute of Trades and Occupations
Dufferin Construction
Halton
Ontario Road Builders
Department of Highways
Cc. C. Lloyd
M. Sykes
Toronto
P.I.T.O
George MacDonald
Wilf Fournier
Sykes
William Davis
Charles S. McNaughton
Halton West PC delegates named for Ontario meeting
Progressive Conservatives appoint five voting delegates to attend the Ontario association meeting in Toronto October 30 to November 1. George Kerr MPP Halton leads the delegation. other delegates include Andrew Frame John Sawchuck Graydon Petty Acton June Andrews Campbellville and more. Alternates listed with several other members expected to join. John Diefenbaker is set to speak October 31 and Premier John Robarts will address the banquet November 1.
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Halton - West
Progressive Conservatives
Ontario
Association
Toronto
George Kerr
M.P.P
Halton
Andrew Frame
John Sawchuck
Graydon ‘Petty
Burlington
Andrew H.mckenzie
Acton
June Andrews
Campbellville
Gladys Spring
Audrey Ryckman
Eric Gudgeon
Robert ‘Wade
John Vola
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
John Robarts
Esquesing church project aims for a Christmas completion
Members of the Christian Re formed Church of Georgetown plan to complete their new church on the Seventh Line of Esquesing by Christmas. The structure sits beside the Georgetown District School, across from the Esquesing municipal building, with construction beginning in early August after selling their Main Street North building in Georgetown to Halton and Peel Trust and Savings, Co. in May, prompting services to be held at the Georgetown District High School.
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Christian Reformed Church of
Georgetown District
Esquesing
St. N
Georgetown
Halton and Peel Trust ,and Savings, Co
Georgetown District High School
County Council Briefs Review Denies Deer Hunt Plan
County Council upheld an earlier decision not to participate in a proposed three day deer hunt. A practical discussion with Peel County on amalgamating health units was proposed. Councillors declined attendance payments for the Plunkett Report meeting. A Halton County Family Counseling Services report for July September showed 217 interviews with 76 new cases, mostly on marital relations. Bot Construction Limited won a 124472.49 bid to reconstruct County Road No 1 near Burlington. Eight resignations were reported with seven replacements. Museum attendance has nearly doubled. A countywide land reassessment is deemed necessary per County Assessor Robert Beach.
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Halton County
No 1 teachers head to London for annual convention
No 1 inspectorate group traveled by car to London for their annual educational convention Friday. Inspector C G McDowell and about 150 staff from Georgetown Esquesing and Nassagawea schools toured the Psychiatric Research Centre in the morning, then visited the London Free Press building and a brewery after dinner.
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Number Four Inspectorate
Ottawa
Halton
Milton principal J Bell heads teachers group
J M Bell, BA, principal of Martin St Senior Public School Milton, elected president of Halton number four Teachers Institute for 1966 67 at Ottawa convention. The group toured Parliament buildings and the mint, observed work in multiple subjects, and praised enrich ment and opportunity classes. Officers include vice president J Zehr and secretary Mrs M Harcourt.
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Halton
Number Four
J. M. Bell
Martin St
Milton
Number Four Inspectorate
Ottawa
Parliament Buildings
Mint
W. L. McNeil
Knox Presbyterian Church
Earl Brears
G. A. Peacock
G. Stewart
Knox Church
Margaret Gemmell
J. Zehr
Brookville Public School
M. Harcourt
K. Alger
Acton
Harry Harley
M.P
House of Commons
Peace Tower
Robt. R. Hamilton Optometrist Ad Offered
An optometrist listing announces Robt. R. Hamilton at 116 Mountain Views Georgetown 111 Mill St. Act on Monday from 4 p.m. For appointment call 877 3971.
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Georgetown
Mill St
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Acton Free Press
R. E. Helmer
Ontario Department of Labor
R. M. Warren
P. J. McNally
Martin MacDonald
A. T. C. McNab
W. R. Stewart
S. A. Norton
J. L. Franceschini
C. C. Lloyd
F. G. Henderson
Operators Training School
M. L. Baxter
Road Builders Association
Quebec Association
Off Road Builders
Davis
McNaughton
McNally
Halton Heights Country
Nassagawega
Actonians
Departments of Education and Highways
Road Builders Group
P.cs
Area Church
County Council
Peel County
Peel
Plunkett
Bot Construction Limited
Oakville
N.D.S
Halton County Museum
Robert Beach
Driday
Acton Legion Auditorium
Johnny Tocher
London
Walker
Woolwich St. — Guelph
Yorkdale Centre
Sun
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Guelph - Kitchener - London
WILES
Mill Street
G. L. Adams
Eee
A ' Ana Een
Philco
Schneider
VAC Pak
Lée
E. D. Smith
Lee
J. Bell
Senate Chamber
McNeil
Robt. R. Hamilton
Optometrist
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