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ministerteacher skuce is choice halton east provincial liberals iolbh williams rev robin skucc french teacher at appleby college oakvillc will carry the liberal banner in halton cast in the forthcoming provincial election the youthful irish born un ltcd church minister was pick d as the party s candidate at a large and lively nomination meeing in oakvillc arena pine boom wednesday night febru ary 15th winning out over two other aspirants for the honour on the first ballot also seeking the privilege of representing their party as can didate were murray haeslor oakvillc councillor and david j jack russell a pharmacist and longtime resident of oak ville skucc supporters were much in evidence at the meeting dis playing placards bearing the name of the man of the r choice voting delegates num bered 247 moves nomination skuce s nomination was mnv ed by rud whiting of oakvillc in his remarks mr whitins said that if mr skuce were el ected an effort would be made to have him appointed as mm istcr of education to succeed william davis of pe1 he is the type of cindidito that will heip maxc bob nnan the next premier said mr whiting he would represent halton east in the provincnl house in a manner compardhlf to the mnqnificent job hem done by dr harley in the fed eral field by norman pierce of milton i am convinced that together we will win this riding said mr skuce in his speech to the convention i know bob nixon and i am convinced that he is precisely the right man to be premier of ontario at this mo ment if i am elected 1 will be a full time member when he had finished speak ins two young girls dressed as cheerleaders came out in front of the audience and called for cheers for robin skuce which were forthcoming in consider able volume moving the nomination of da vid j russell was s casey wood prominent oakvillc lib eral and former newspaper pu wisher murray hacslers nomination was moved by john ford oak villc lawyer k p marshall or esquesing was the seconder after the results of the bal loting were in the announce ment of skucc s victory was greeted with loud applause both other candidates went to the platform and pledged their support to the winner mr skucc introduced his wife to the audience and announced that the association plans to hold a policj convention to ex amine the liberal program a vole rf confidence in robert ion the liberal leader was passed by the convention vcntlon dr harry harloy con gralulated the successful cun didatcs and offered him his el cction campaign robert nixon ontario liber al leader who had been announ ecd as the conventions main speaker was not present vcr non singer mpp for downs view spoke in his place silver tea service is gift for anniversary a couple who were married in st aibans anglican church 25 years ago were feted at surprise party recently at the home of mr and mrs david barclay stewarttown a group of forty relatives and friends attended the party which honoured mr and mrs gordon hilts of glen williams she is the former lilly bar- cloy a tea service from the fam ily 25 red roses from mr and mrs barclay sr and mr and mrs barclay jr and a number of oher gifts were presented to them during the evening among guests were their wedding attendants john hoi den and mrs george blyth of waterloo and mrs reg wil hams of stewarttown who was organist for their wedding churman of the convention the railway system of mexi was c m neiman president af co mainly owned by the gov the toronto district liberal as- 1 eminent embraces 15 operating sociation of which the halton properties with about 12 532 east association forms a part miles of railway lines and the nomination was seconded at the conclusion of the con 15 095 miles of all track who would guess those happy dancers are taking a course noboch but ncbody has more fun while learning than mem bcrs of the ymca ywca s square dancing ciisscs which convert the georgetown district high school auditorium into a kaleidoscope of whirling pat terns every wednesday nighl and no local group has such a wide span of igcs as this one which counts both teenagers and grandparents among its re- 1 gulars i norm harmsworth vell known caller and square dance instructor from brampton is teaching the class now in its frurth week of a fifteen week course mr harmsworth is guid ing the group in western style square dances as opposed to old tjme square dances the former and less exhausting and better known in other countries around the globe while the music is record the calls aren t and it s here that mr harmsworth has some fun with his pupils and tests their square- dance savvy he 11 sel dom call a dance the same way and deliberately toss in a few surprises like crossovers and swinging corners where they are least expected just to keep his pupils on their toes and at lentive the square dance classes are the first here since the y tried a similar scheme fours years ago without great success this year one look at the numbers attend ing and their faces as they grandchain dip whirl and promenade proves the success of this most recent effort bazaar scout dinner church guild agenda the st alban s ladles guild held their february meeting at the homo of mrs bob reynolds last monday evening february 13th with nine members and one visitor in attendance mrs tom haines the president was in the chair and opened the meeting with prayer the minutes were read by mrs j hooper treasurer a rep ort was given by mrs len mur dock several items ot busi ncss were dealt with plans for bazaar were discussed also tihe supper for the scouts and cubs father and son banquet to be held on march 9th in the parish hall the next meeting was an nounccd fot-march- uth at the home of mrs george sargent the meeting closed with pray er and a social hour followed with tea served by the hostess at this time she was given a small gift from the ladies prior to her leaving on a holiday jn england it was cold and frosty but the bus was full on saturday morning feb 11th for the an nual winter trip to toronto the ladies met at st albans at nine a m some spent the day shopping others went to a show returning back about 7 pm and all reported joyable day we extend sincere sympathy mrs bob lucas in the death of her father mr bert fiddler at the henderson general hos pital hamilton on saturday february 11th a number look advantage of the tour of dales greenhouses on feb 12th to brampton to view and take pictures of some of the flowers for which they are famous mr and mrs bob reynolds kim and lee left on wednes day by plane on a trip to eng land we extend sincere sympathy to mrs fred engleby alice and jack and raymond in the death of their father mr bob addy in georgetown and dis trict hospital on sunday feb 12th st alban a young people are planning another dance for the first part of march get well wishes are sent to the two boys who were involv ed in the car accident in which their friend abel sraedea was killed slebe vandenneer still in hospital with a broken arm close tooths shoulder and bruises he fit a grade 12 stud ent at ghs george koeslag was released from hospital but still has a badly bruised leg and knee muscle trouble will be a while before he can return to grade 10 at ghs hospital news by la clark the monthly board meeting was held list thursday evening with a full quota of directors present a number of imnor tant reports were given and a montfay report from the admin istrator and nursing director a number of small donations were received in the past few weeks and the administrator reported that he had been con tacted by one of our larger in dustries with a view to making a further donation to comment orate centennial year this is a very fine gesture on the part of this firm and will be most useful the size of the dona hon indicated is a large one and can be used in many ways with the hospital literally burs ting at the seams these days patientwise there arc many urgent needs in various areas when the gift is finalized we will have more to say about this community spirited c pany along with smith and stone and vanans this makes the third old established firm in the past few months who have recognized the needs of the hospital in a financial way we hope that many of the industries in the community will follow their lead in this canada s centennial year this would be a fine project for any industry or organization to take on by this means they would not only be commemorating the centennial in a fitting man ner but would be helping the community needs we might point out once again that ex cept for day by day operating costs the hospital depends en tirely on industry and organiza lions for new equipment and improvements often one hears the government takes care of this is just not true as no level of government con tributes one red cent to the equipping or expansion of the hospital quite a number of new indus tries have located here since the building of the hospital stx alt ages find fun while learning thi aiortmtown hiralo thursday february 23rd 1967 pages years ago and even more since the fund raising campaign star ted in 1059 wa do hope that many of these industries will see fit to give financially to a local institution that is avail able to them and indeed to all citizens if any of the new industries should have any sug gestions about the hospital or have any questions wc would be only too glad to answer them and we are equally certain that the administrator or chairman will be equally happy to do go an industrial night is being arranged m the future to al low people to see our hospital and to acquaint our new indus tries with the services availible there the hospital association an nual meeting is to be held on thursday march 9th in the ca feteria of the hospital we do hope that a goodly number of members will turn out for this affair last year it was held for the first time in the hos pital with a considerable im provement in the crowd still far short of the numbers that should attend but a decided 1m provement we predict that this years report will be the best in the hospitals history and will be worth anyone s while to attend refreshments have been arranged and wc understand a short film will be shown this film will be most interesting a century ot medicine in canada and very briefly highlights canadian pro gress in our 100 years added to the many groups of ladies who have helped the hospital over the years is a rec ent donation from norval wo men s institute the ladies have made another sizeable donation and wc commend this busy group for their continuing in terest canadian citizenship applications extension of services commencing february 15 1967 applications for canadian citizenship will bo accepted every wednesday and friday from 9 jo ajm to 4 00 p m at queens square building 24 queen street east brampton ontario such applications will also be accepted monday through friday from 8 30 am to 4 30 p m at the court of canadian citizenship 150 main street 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