Central Ontario debt study surveys regional municipal debt
The Acton Free Press reports a 1964 net debenture debt for four county Central Ontario totaling 1.1309 billion dollars, led by Metro Toronto at 613.47 million. Oakville has the highest per capita debt, with Toronto Township and Vaughan close behind. The study by CORDE shows regional per capita taxes averaging 165.02 and per capita debt about 497.93, with wide variation across Halton, Peel, York, and Metro Toronto.
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Central
Ontario
Ontario Department of Municipal Affairs
Central Ontario
Metro Toronto
Halton
Peel-York
Muunicipal
Oakville
Toronto
Toronto Township
Vaughan Township
Ontario Municipal Board
Metropolitan Toronto
Feghent
Caledon East
Lowes
Mimico
Swansea
Forest Hill
Central ‘Ontario Regional, Development Council
Halton County
Ontario County
Cinders
Metro
York
Gwillimbury Township
Leaside
New Toronto
Rosing
Etobicoke
North York
Scugog
East Gwillimbury
Esquesing Township
Cannington
York County
Long Branch
East York
Bolton
Burlington
Acton
Uxbridge
Ajax
Whitby
Peel
Brampton
Stouffville
Vaughan
Aurora
Scarborough
Etobicoke Township
SIMCO
Nassagaweya Two Discusses Control of Education Costs
Nassagaweya Township Council endorsed Thorold resolution urging the provincial government to cover at least 80 percent of municipal education costs. Debate highlighted concerns over local control as figures show Halton, York, Peel and Ontario per capita taxation and debt losses. Reeve Coulter warned provincial takeovers could erode local say. MPP Kerr to be notified.
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Ontario
Thorold
Nassaupaweya Township
Ross Gordon
William Coulter
Anne MacArthur
Halton
M.P.P
George A. Kerr
Halton 4 H Beef Club Competes at City Exhibition
Larry Gardhouse and Verna Thompson for Halton 4 H Beef Club take part in the 4H Inter County demonstration at the C N E on September 2. They present a Beef Feedlot of the future for a 20 acre farm with on farm feed, using three silos and a pole barn. Their feed mix includes corn silage haulage and high moisture corn to fatten steers. Guelph 4 H Calf Club wins the contest, Halton places in the A group.
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Larry Gardhouse
Verna Thompson
Halton
C.N.E
Guelph
Manor W A to Attend London Convention
Manor W A will attend the auxiliaries convention in London September 26 to 28. Halton Centennial Manor Women’s Auxiliary met with President Mrs S Allen presiding. A delegate will attend for all three days and about 600 residents enjoyed the recent bus trip. Hobbscraft opens fall and winter season September 22 with Thursday sessions to boost attendance. The October meeting will be preceded by two potluck gatherings.
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London
Halton
Centennial Manor Women’s Auxiliary
Hobbscraft
ARDA Grants Help Halton Farmers Enlarge Fields
Halton County farmers with small fields, hindered by stone and brash fences, can apply for ARDA aid under the Agricultural Rehabilitation and Development Act. The program covers 40 percent of heavy equipment removal costs up to 500 per farm under a Federal Provincial agreement. Applications are available at the Milton Agricultural Office.
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Halton County
Agricultural Office
Milton
ARDA
Modern gas heating vs other fuels ad pitch
An advertisement extols natural gas for home heating, arguing it outperforms wood coal flameless systems on efficiency maintenance and air quality. It highlights fewer moving parts, consistent supply, and offers five year installment plans for gas conversion burners and furnaces from UNITED Gas Limbo Gas.
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CORDE
Forest
Nassagaweva Township
Scugog Township
Georgina
North Gwillimbury
Central Ontario Regional Development Council
Nassagaweya
Chartered Bank
Montreal
the Chartered Banks
Halton Country Club
Boris Trifonoff
SAUNA
Canada
Red Cross
Vince Mountford
Milton Girls
Campbellville Sideroad
Third Crossroad
Welcome Wagon International
United Gas
Limbo Gas
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