Endicott family grows to twelve with Canadian roots
The Endicott family in Ottawa and later Toronto has welcomed five new children, bringing their total to twelve. Four are biological. eight are adopted. Ages range from 18 to 1. The parents emphasize equality among all 12 kids and rely on older children to help with chores. Two youngest required hospital care shortly after arrival but recovered in time for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Taylor
Herald
Endicott
David
Buffy- Jo
Joshua
Samuel
Randy
Joe
Caroline
Endicotts
United States
Maryland
Canada
Ottawa
Toronto
The
Limehouse
Bobby Jo
Debby Jo
Steven
Calibration of New Flow Meter at Georgetown Sewage Plant
Ontario ministry officials confirm calibration underway on a flow meter installed during the plant expansion to three million gallons per day. Plant manager Art Thomas notes higher than expected flows since full operation began October 7, with September and November averages around 2.6 to 2.76 million gallons. Officials plan January flow charts amid interest. potential implications for attracting industry hinge on accurate readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Ministry of Environment
Georgetown
Art Thomas
The
Herald
Thomas
ICG disputes minister on Milton corridor approvals
The Interested Citizens Group challenges Ontario Energy Minister James Taylor claiming more than one hydro transmission line may enter Milton switching station. John Minns refutes required environmental hearings for lines along existing corridors and backs an independent routing study, while a ministry consultant supports ICG routed options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interested Citizens Group
ICG
Ontario Energy
James Taylor
Milton
Halton Hills
John Minns
Environmental Assessment Board
Minns
Ontario Hydro
Peter Webster
The
Herald
Il Hydro
Kitchener
Ministry of Energy
Energy
Denis Timbrell
Bradley-to-Georgetown
Colbeck
Limehouse
Ontario
Solandt Commission
Limehouse Crossing
Bradley-to- Georgetown
Bruce
Middeport
Nanticoke-to- Pickering
Gordon Kidd
Hatton Hills
Kidd
Nanticoke-Pickering
Chatham
Taylor
Legisiaure
Halton-Burlington
Julian Reed
Bruce To
Milton Hydro
Halton separate school teachers hold first talks since Devlin meets
Hartley Sherk notes a constructive start after Halton separate school board and teachers met the day before with Toronto lawyer Jane Devlin. Teachers backed a seven point board package while pushing for higher pay, pupil teacher ratio changes, and funding implications for 27 new positions and $500,000 in salary costs. Next session set for Jan 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Toronto
Jane Devlin
Hartley Sherk
Sherk
Halton Board of Education
Cabinet rejects review proposal on Bruce Georgetown line
Ontario cabinet rejected further study of alternatives for the Bruce to Georgetown hydro transmission line. An ICG proposal for a Kitchener route would require environmental hearings taking two to five years. Cabinet authorized Hydro to continue with the original Georgetown route and land acquisitions, noting delays would raise consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Bruce
Georgetown
James Taylor
Grou
ICG
Taylor
Kitchener
Environmental Assessment Board
Hydro
Slater Energy Consultants
Energy Ministry
Solandt Commission
Slater
Minster
Bruce Georgetown
Federal contract awarded to Varian Associates Ltd
A contract worth 115 709 dollars was awarded to Varian Associates Ltd of Georgetown to supply electron tubes for the transport department, part of 20 unclassified contracts exceeding 10 000 dollars that week, totaling 50 950 626 dollars. Bond requirements for door to door insulation sales noted by the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations. Halton separate school board named Michael McMahon to its library board, succeeding W A Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varian Associates Ltd
Georgetown
Transport Department
Department of Supply and Services
Department
Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations
Paul Tur
Better Business Bureau of Greater Toronto
Halton
Georgetown High School
Michael McMahon
Library Board
Mr. McMahon
W. A
Ben) Boyle
Region proposes 4.8 percent budget rise for 2978
The Hatton region proposed a 4.8 per cent increase to its 2978 gross operating budget, rising from 23,259,975 to about 25,075,900. The plan includes police budget cuts, sewer works, hospital charges, and equipment purchases. Council discussion set for a formal meeting, with changes to charges, debentures, and health unit funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Durty MicKenagh
Sarland
Ric Marros
Govermrotat
Beasing
Tegiumad Teulting Ao
Brome Bund
Coumecilors
Assisam Regeone
Soi Youmg
Suding 2
Nulion
Hattoo Centennial Manor
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Josh
Della
Bobby-Jo
Debby—Jo
Buffy-Jo
Bill Mann
Bruce Peninsula
Mann
Bairman
Ospringe
Mr. Taylor
Ken Slater
Slater Energy Consultant Inc
Halton Region
Public Works Committee
Jorge Pace
Everied
Pig Bert Come
Awartes Serene Ae Eters Eitsiee
Wectian Athe Ooe Ee
Hattco Regia
Young
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