North Halton High School Division Debate Spares Change
A county council received a consultative report urging no immediate division of North Halton High School district. The panel recommends reviewing the issue within two years, citing growth uncertainty, funding grants, and intermunicipal interests as key factors. Esquesing and Nassagaweya oppose change, urging status quo for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Halton
County Council
D. A. McConachie
L. L. Skuce
North Hatton
Oakville - Trafalgar
Burlington
Georgetown
Esquesing
Acton
Nassagaweya
Milton
Gar
Uhear
Doctor Thompson Joins Williams Practice at 34 Main Street
Dr C Alan Thompson joins Dr C V Williams in a local medical practice on July 1. The new partner, a 1954 medical graduate, hails from Penetanguishene and has lived in Hamilton. He and his wife Erica Thorne Thompson and their infant son John Paul will reside at Halton Manor Apartments Edward Street.
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C. Alan Thompson
C. V. Williams
Main Street South
Dr. Thompson
University of Western Ontario
London
University Medical School
Hamilton General Hospital
Penetang
Hamilton
Westdale Collegiate
C. C. Thompson
Hippocratic Council
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Erica Thorne
McMaster University
Milverton
London South Collegiate
Hamilton Central
Thompson
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Harley Motors
John Street
Ithe R. M. Hollingshead
Ford Products
Mam Uido
Kirk - Kraft Weaving
Coutts
Guelph Street
Er Ee Finance PC
Main Street
Brampton
Chapples
Parsonal Finance Company of
Cuncde
Barber Trophy
Bill Hardman
John R. Barber
Lorne Scots Regiment
Georgetown High School
Barry Timlock
Tom Haines
Glen Williams
Fuel Oil Service
W.H. Kentner & Son
Brampton Monument Works
WM. C. Allan
Queen St. West Brampton
Tom Nicol
Alan Thompson
Williams
Booth Taxi
Brazil
Aluminum Company OF
Ted
Tom
Hicken and
Clapham
W. H. Kentner & Son
Triangle
Corner
Gray Coach Bus Depot
Massey-Harris and Ferguson
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Limited
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