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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
2
Halton County public health nurses remain in limbo after a disputed decision to treat them as a bargaining unit only if certified. Nurses and a county committee clashed over process, with figures including Mrs. Hesson and Laura Barr of the RNAO involved. An early January meeting may address next steps.
Halton 4H Sheep Club and 4 H Strawberry Club organizers announce a combined meeting on December 6 at the Agricultural Office in Milton to welcome rural youth aged 12 to 21 to join one or both clubs. Members will maintain flock records, exhibit a lamb at Achievement Day, and in strawberry work plant 200 plants, track production costs, and discuss culture, disease control, weed and marketing issues.
The Eden United Church Young People Society met at Ruth and Wilma Mason home for a roll call and short discussion with lunch served. The North Trafalgar Community Club held a monthly euchre party at Percy Merry School with 14 tables and prizes.
R K McMillan, chair of Credit Valley Conservation Authority, said at a recent meeting that Peel County Council will fund a new road from Terra Cotta village northward. Chinguacousy Township will build the road with county financing, intended to benefit visitors to the Terra Cotta Conservation Area.
The second series of workshops under the Leadership Development Committee chaired by Mrs. E. Sovereign of Burlington was conducted with identical sessions at Waterdown and Streetsville. Leaders came from the Chalmers Board, bringing resources and materials in the form of types.
Ronald Feather returned home Friday from Milton District Hospital. The Halton Plowmen's Association held its annual meeting and enchre at Orange Hall Hornby on Saturday night December 2 with 11 tables of enchre play and prizes awarded to Roy Wilson and Garnet Howden. Fred Babcock died Saturday morning December 3 at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital at age 80. Funeral held Monday December 5 from McNabb Funeral Home Milton.
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