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Election results Gleeful Grits greet jubilant Julian election ACTON The following are official results from Thursday race in Hal ton Burlington riding Gray Johnson Reed 103 42 Robt Little School 53 Little School 34 Little School 105 57 33 Robt Little School 70 Trinity Church 19 33 Trinity Church 108 37 103 Little School 109 54 98 Little School 110 23 19 44 Trinity Church 111 40 Trinity Church 112 50 95 Trinity Church 113 43 67 M Z Bennett School 114 56 49 M I Bennett School 115 90 M Z Bennett School 116 42 77 M I Bennett School 75 42 M Z Bennett School 118 M Bennett School SubT 792 1218 119 109 A Brown res 120 29 9 A Brown res 121 21 Hall 122A 43 68 Hall 122B Brookvilie Hall 123 68 Hall 124 Masonic Hall 125 92 43 124 Masonic Hall 98 129 Milton Pair Grounds 127 37 128 32 89 Masonic Hall 3J Kilbride School SubT Poll Cray Johnson Reed 30 76 Pinegrove Centre 124 Pi negro Centre 144 Pineview School 44 Region Works Centre 44 School 26 58 79 Ligny Hall 31 Ligny Hall Speyslde School 33 70 Spcyside School 28 20 Speyslde School 24 School 51 25 19 104 Stewarttown Hall Stewart town Hall 52B 62 15 75 Hall 33 13 72 WayJay Club 25 WayJay Club 55 34 34 Park School 152 Glen Wins School 58 167 St Albans Hall 58 112 St Alban Hall 34 100 GlenWtns School 63 48 L Gilbert res 61 33 Llmehouse School 62 35 23 Llmehouse School 63 jffl Robt Little School SubT 1267 2423 It was Julian Reed all the A roar of surprise went up way Thursday night The mood in Liberal Head S3 in George Gray home quarters changed from poll tious optimism to jubilant A joyous reception greeted elation in the room that Julian and Deanna Reed at became jammed and rotter Told by yelling sup- as the night went on until the porters You done it Reed win by votes was a You vc done it He stared in sure thing disbelief said it was far Laurie Reed Julian too early to be so sure Half brother after the first four convinced by the score- polls showed Reed well ahead boards he climbed on a chair in each warned the en thus and told the group they had iastic Grits there were a lot of done it not him Ruffling polls to come Occasionally hair he sold and a he lost his cool long enough to lot of thanks goes to this girl shout Thot was a Tory poll here Choking up both from last year emotion and a heavy chest and throat cold Reed simply thanked everyone and in vited them all to the victory party at the Club appeared for Reed and a corsage for seven year old Melanie who was bright and alert until late in the night As the crowd continued to watch the bank of six tele vision sets loaned by Ryder Laurie Reed said the organization this time was a lot tighter He said a preparedness committee had been set up long before the election with people ready In almost every area He said the amount of work and From the headquarters and case of flu and heavy cold In cation of the volunteers was homes all over the area his chest and throat for the incredible enthusiastic supporters con Laurie Reed said part of the verged on the Club plan had been to have as f triumphant victory many all candidates meet parly ings as possible so the public with big smiles on their could get to know the f Julian Reed and wife dates and have a chance to Deanna led off the dancing compare He said they had Then giving in to yells of covered the whole area twice Lei have a song Julian with literature Julian with a scratchy throat Loud cheers and clapping brought down the house with broke out when BUI Johnson Delilah and I ve seen the Light He had to quit when his throat and voice gave out He had been fighting a bad The Acton Free Press Wednesday June 1977 past five days Reed left the party at 30 a m to go home to bed but the party rolled on until well past three He said he was going to stay In bed and get some rest then do some work on his farm hobbled in on crutches to congratulate the winner The camaraderie between them was evident when Reed hugged him and called him the greatest campaigner and the greatest guy At 15 George Gray en Icred Liberal headquarters where he admitted he had gone all out to win the riding Reed said he had been stricken with flu Wicked Willie Bill Johnson was on crutches and George was in good shape He must be the biomc man he commented Gray went on to make a plea for regional government telling Reed not to dismantle it To a gasp from the audience Gray replied Don gasp the name of the game is progress He was cut short by a shout of That s enough speech making We LIFT and WINCH Almost Anything Anywhere From Upset Transport to Placing Signs RICHS TOWING 8532940 One of this area leading Bridal and Fashion Shops is having a a largo group of sample Gowns one a kind or Styles to suit every season U In ho WILLOW WEST MALL FREE PARKING til Wed Fri ADVANCE Acton Burlington Georgetown Milton SUMMARY North Oakvlllc Milton Georgetown Acton Burlington Advance GRAND TOTAL AMONG SUPPORTERS at Julian Reed s victory party were Braida and Bob of Acton Lease car w Region Committee approved of plani to sill the existing car the region owns and makes available to the regional for his Instead of buying another car the committee decided the chairman should allowed to spend up lo per month to lease a car Chairman Morrow said the or the region Ins now has over miki on il and is in need of repairs He said he hud the rental of Mercury Marquis a Morrow hid suggested he would pay the region 500 per year for the use of the car but that suggestion was dis with never even voted on The committee action will be confirmed or rejected at council ACTON LIBERAL well wishers Alex and Karen Pitt were on hand at Julian Reed Liberal Georgetown headquarters Thursday as their favorite candidate had an easy victory over Pro gressive Conservative candidate George Gray and New Democratic Party candidate Bill Johnson Star reporter says 2333 2444 2423 3447 1218 Snow Kerr win MIP JimSnow and Burlington South s George Kerr had no holding onto their art seats in day Both won by or wis it i in Snow case The Conservative Minister of Transportation and Communications Snow polled 14 votes to the Lib oral Walt Elliots in Oakville Doug Black pulled in voles Snow formerly represented Hal ton but switched to run in new riding when Hal ton Burlington was formed a year and a half ago He still livesatllornhy which is in the Hal ton Burlington riding Minister of the Environment George Kerr claimed the Bur South riding with a big plurality polling 18 votes Others in the race were Lib oral John at loooo Bill Brown at 7 and a Libertarian candidate John Lawson ho ol I 675 votes Continued from page 1 in purchasing plant is moving from the Last of Canadi he meant Quebec was certainly more than a little embarrassing to Georgetown and Scott and it was the first time this had been publicly to my knowledge The only Eastern Canada production facilities Scott has are at Crabtrce near Man treal However the company denies that it intends moving its plant especially since it is spending million this year on capital improvements at Cnbtree One last thing if the in of Scott was origin ally as secret as claimed it seems strange that Jonathan Fear a Globe and Mall reporter was given the name hj farmer whom he met casually roaming North on an election assign The farmer wasn George I hasten to add and tar at the time t realize the significance of the piece information he had been given well btfore The Star story of June tear told me lit didnt realize the identity of Scott was supposed to be so secret Under the circumstances as mentioned in the first of this letter I believe I deserve an apology from Mayor Hill I have been i news reporter for years a straight shooting guy and do not have to put up with this kind of thing 1 have a public service to perform in informing citizens of what goes on in North and I w ill try hard not to be used to promote news only as politicians or anyone else would like it when the facts appear somewhat different THANK YOU dctftcit Auftfuyittd sit XKtC tiU tit frtavlttct Wy 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