French Carnival Weekend Tempting Fun Across City Venues
Festivities for the French- Canadian Winter Carnival fill the weekend with dances at Sacred Heart Hall and Holy Cross Hall, a hockey and broom ball tourney, ice events, a parade, parade dinner, dances, coronation, mass, pancake breakfast, log cutting, bowling, and a French-Canadian variety show. Tickets from Sacre Coeur Church or Rudy Cadieux and Jackie Prim eau.
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Tomfil
Sacred Heart Hall
Holy Cross Hall
la Troupe Floklorique de Toronto
Gordon Alcott Arena
Memorial Arena
Sacre Coeur
Sinclair Avenue
Guelph Street
Sacre Coeur Church
Haly Cross Hall
Sacred Heart Church
Bonhomme Carnaval
Rudy Cadieux
Jackie
Roger Primeau
Oakville councillor salary cut rejected by committee
The administration committee last week rejected a proposal by Oakville Councillor Carl Eriksen to reduce councillor stipends by 2500 dollars a year to 4000 dollars. Eriksen argued the workload and responsibilities were not fully appreciated, noting the stipend is in addition to any area council salary.
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Oakville Coun
Carl Eriksen
Council
Hatton board reaffirms chairmanship policy in schools
Hatton board of education votes 14 to 6 to keep its chairmanship reorganization in all Hatton high schools by Sept 1. The decision follows a petition signed by 881 of 1,160 teachers opposing the mandate and a debate that spotlighted trustees’ views on education leadership and the board’s authority.
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George Evashuk
Herald
Hatton Board of Education
Chaimanship
Desplit
Hatton
Com
Bert Hinton
Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation
OSSTF
Fred Armitage
Ministry of
Armitage
Halton
Lord Elgin High School
Burlington
Acton High School
Avton High School
Dean Fink
Lord Elgin
Hinton
Ontario
Hulton
S Hinan
Don Long
Long
Georgetown and District
Lord Digesties
Regional council backs water and sewer work on Highway 25 Acton
Regional council is expected to approve the installation of water and sewer lines on Highway 25 Acton in tandem with the Highway 7 rebuild. Public works approved design work from Mill Street to Wallace Street to run in two phases with an estimated 411800 dollars, funded mainly by 90 percent ministry subsidies. Coun. Roy Booth warned about diverting five miles of traffic and urged timing care to protect merchants in Acton’s 6,500 population after prior Christmas sales losses during construction on Highway 7.
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Regional Council
Highway 25
Acton
Highway 7
Public Works Committee
Mill Street
Wallace Street
CNR
School Lane
Robert Little Public School
Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Hulton Hills Coun
Roy Booth
Booth
Ati Street
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