Board Hires Five New Teachers To Fill Vacancies
The public school board reports a successful Stravford Teachers College trip led by Trustee Tom Watson and principals G McKen, E Smith, and W Middleton. Five teachers were hired at Acton for the fall term, all highly qualified, saving $1,276 by choosing Normal School candidates.
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Tom Watson
Cairman
Public School Board
Stravford Teachers’ College
Watson
G. McKen
E. Smith
W. Middleton
Acton
Achors
Patricia Jones
Joan Parkes
Fern Small
Olga Knabsen
Heather Jackson
Small
Iwo
Stung
Murray Smith
Strathers
Acton Board
St. Dol
R. Hart
Guardrails Damaged In Highway 25 Accident
An accident on Highway 25 near mile marker damaged guardrails after a vehicle went off the road. Reported injuries: none. The incident, investigated by Millan, occurred Sunday afternoon near Speyside on Highway 28.
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Alou Deiten
Joyce Halladay
Main St
Acton
Speyside
Millan
Elathidi
Collapse of Curling Rink Roof Prompts Fair Board Action
The Acton fair board faces further planning after the curling rink roof collapse derailed the arena project. Officials discussed securing the park for the annual event, with agricultural representatives to assist and a meeting set to finalize arrangements in the near future.
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Fair Board
Penang
Ana Wena Pot
Acton Fur Bostrd
MeBners
Angory Peseny
Fise
North Hatton Music Fest prizes awarded to 10 schools
Ten urban schools competed in the 29th North Hatton Music Festival at Robert Lite School. Dr Leslie Bell adjudicated and praised the singers for tuning and natural expression while noting variety in arrangements. Awards covered junior choirs, duets, and senior choirs with trophies donated by local groups and schools, including Milton and Acton participants.
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Leslie Bell
North Hatton
Robert Lite
Acton
Leshie Bell
Bell
Pikes Training Theadyjudiettor
F ‘ Hic Steessee
Connie Hing
Halton Ban
Ile
Sting
Mening
Milton
Paul
Acton Singers
Campbellville
Stewarttown
Norval
Glen Williams
Iday
Apple Products
G. W. McKer
G. W. McKer Aml the Norval Businessmen's Shield
G. W. McKe
Igmidy
Bruce Street
J. M. Denyes
Robert Liftie
M.Z. Bennett
W. J. Dick
Holy Rosary
D. Martin
Duke of Devonshire Chapter
Deaves
Acton Women's Institute
Mes. G. Hargi
Robert_ Little school
S—lade
Denyes
Robert Cine
Bennett
Milton Kinsmen
J. Bell
Bennett School
Georgetown Canadian Bank of Commerce
Nassagaweya OKs 30 893 for School Board Levy
Nassagaweya approves a township budget of 73 350 and a levy plan to raise 20 893 this year. The by law sets the same mill rate as last year while grants are up. A low how to scan debt issue of 160 000 for a new Brookville school was noted.
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Coutvil
Boyd
Law
Coun
On Lote
On Lote Municipal Board
Brookville
Don Ma Willan
Eemngd
Friday Festival Highlights North Halton Music Festival
Friday festival in North Halton features the wind up with Robert Little and public petitions to be heard. Winners from the Wednesday flight are announced as the program starts at 8 p.m. Parents and citizens are expected to attend.
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North Halton
Robert Little
Wednen Iy Fli
Easter Seals Mailing Campaign Under Way This Week
Acton and nearby districts prepare to mail 2 500 letters as Easter Seals volunteers assemble envelopes at the Dominion Hotel and Acton High School. Rotarians including DJ Ab Mac Kennan and Willam Parker led the drive while Terry McReeven spoke on postal operations.
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Acton
Rotare Club
Dominion Hotel
Cards Smorgasbord For Teachers At Robert Little School
Forty teachers and board members plus their spouses attended a Tuesday event at Robert Little School. A smorgasbord prepared by Home and School members followed a cards session in the home economics room. A planned skit created an undercurrent of tension about seating with spouses.
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Rom Ewig Ron Eaval
Robert Little
Assist Family Rather Than Dissolve Speaker Urges at Annual Meeting
Waddron AL Goll, executive secretary at the Onta Association of Children's Aid Sav erties, told the Halton County Children's Aid Society meeting in Milton that families should be assisted rather than dissolved. He outlined three welfare phases from fostering to adoptions and urged greater focus on research into child welfare work.
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Waddron AL Goll
Onta Association of Children’s Aid Saverties
Halton County Children's Aic Society
St. Patis Uiitedt Church
Milton
Gell
Lanceting
Pha Ul
Pather Tate
Golf
Spogher
Albert Walsny Vant
Lans Bur
Gfl Thompsean
J Mo Denves
Tay
Thompson
Fas
Childs
Dinester
Paul Jaditle
Jotdfe
Trade Heenwoudbund
Ton
Bis Ser
Leokong
Tito
Bistees B
The
Hatton Society
Me Stothtte
Hatton
Plan Two Town Dog Control Urban Board Probes Coop Proposal
Georgetown officials discuss shared dog control with neighboring towns. proposals seek grants and intermunicipal cooperation. Councilor Ponce to study prevention grants while Acton and Milton consider per capita fees, reclaiming charges, and a Hamilton Barrie passenger service link.
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Georgetown Coutrels
Heise Mer
Tewen
Persibi Tescot
Industral Conner
Mélten
Ponce
Vinta
Bor Coopera
Dea Robertson
Robertson
Acton
Realyna Receetane
Jack McGreachie
MiGerachie
Milton Cleck
Jim Costigan
Grorgrimen
Milton
Hamilton-Barrie
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Milton Public School
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Nassagaweya OK
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Holman Construction
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Ontario Municipial
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