Acton High School Opens With 25 Staff Members
The Acton high school, expecting 450 students, lists a staff of 25 plus Principal Ted Hansen. New teachers include Mrs. J Hallman, who will teach English and oversee the library, and Mrs. D Hunter who will teach home economics. The six day cycle remains, text books are provided, and commencement is set for November 3 with Rev. J. C. Bothwell as speaker.
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Ted Hansen
Acton
J. Hallman
Guelph
R.N. Laughlen
Lakeview Subdivision
Belleville
Quinte S.S
HH. Swallow
Westminster Secondary School
London
Swallow
Brent Turnbull
University of Western Ontario
E. Athey
Joe Bray
Bruce Andrews
S. Brown
Bill Coats
Ted Curtis
J. A. Holmes
D. Hueniken
Ross Lambourn
Margit Laszlo
O. Martindale
P. A. Martindale
Ron McCallum
Ian McGillivray
Omics
M.B. Reed
Moderns
Ola Valdsen
PW. Sullivan
J.A. Sutherland
Carla Vandergrift
K.R. Walker
Rudolph Spiel»vogel
Kenneth McKinnon
Norman Robertson
Hansema
J.C. Bothwell
Burlington
German language school to hold fifth annual course
The German Canadian Club of Halton County plans a weekly language course at Pine Street Union Hall in Milton. Two teachers will tutor both children and adults. Over 20 from North Halton attended last year. Organizers include Rudy Arbeiter Fritz Schicht and Dieter Geissler.
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Rgue
Halton County
Pine St. Union Hall
Milton
North Halton
Rudy Arbeiter
Fritz Schicht
Dieter Geissler
Acton
School to Shine for Opening Day
Supervising custodian of both public schools is Colin MacColl. Robert Little caretaking staff includes George Barnes Ab Robinson Mrs MacColl and Irene Balogh. Mr Bennett custodians are Mr MacColl with his daughter in law Mrs MacColl Jr. They're busy this week polishing up the premises for their youngsters.
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Colin MacColl
Robert Little
George Barnes
Ab Robinson
MacColl
Iréne Balogh
M.r. Bennett
Mr. MacColl
Mrs. MacColl Jr
Christian School Enrolment Increase in Esquesing Township
Enrollment at the Christian school in Esquesing Township rises to 165 this September from 128 last year as the school reopens. About 40 Acton children attend. most are of Dutch descent. Religious instruction is included. J. Petrusma of Georgetown is the principal.
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Esquesing Township
J. Petrusma
Georgetown
Mil tion Deaf School Opens With 450 Expected Enrolment
The School for the Deaf at Mil ton opens Thursday with an anticipated enrolment of 450 to 505, up from last year, and introduces the first graduates next spring entering the business world. New teacher Mrs Eleanor McKeown, wife of Glen Williams principal Ralph McKeown, serves as academic and home economics instructor. Three teachers join home visitors to aid deaf children. Vocational training students will be placed part time at local industries.
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School For the
Milton
Eleanor McKeown
Ralph McKeown
Glen Williams School
Red Sox surge fuels Boston baseball fever in Expo era reminiscence
The writer recalls Montreal Expo and a 196X era Boston scene where the Red Sox chase the Angels. Elston Howard anchors a late-season push as former Maple Leaf players populate the lineup. The piece contrasts war worries with baseball excitement and hints at plans to explore Massachusetts’ south shore next.
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Sean Kenny
Telephone ‘Association of Canada
Canada
Montreal
Adirondack
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Weymouth
Boston
Viet Nam
Baseball
Red Sox
Toronto Maple Leaf
Sox
Williams
Yankee
Maple Leaf
Elston Howard
South Shore
Winter term dates changed across Ontario schools
Ontario schools adopt a new three term calendar with fixed dates. Fall runs September 5 to December 22, winter January 3 to March 15, spring March 25 to June 28. Christmas break December 23 to January 2. winter holiday March 16 to 24. Easter break includes Good Friday and Easter Monday. Total days: 78, 53, 67.
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Ontario
New Principal Appointed at Milton W I Dick School
Robert McCaw becomes principal of the Milton W I Dick School. His wife previously taught kindergarten at Robert Little School. Milton operates four public schools including junior and senior institutions.
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W.I. Dick
Milton
Robert McCaw
Robert Little
Sunshine Sunshine School Expands to About 30 Students
Sunshine Sunshine School in North Halton will grow to about 30 pupils this fall as classes resume next Tuesday morning. Principal R P Jeffares notes 16 seniors attend full day, 14 juniors half day, including five five year olds starting school life. Staff includes vice principal Tom Mitchell, morning junior teacher Don Hancock, and new afternoon teacher Ted Dolbel. supply teacher Sam Sherratt returns.
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Sunshine School
North Halton
R. P. Jeffares
Jeffares
Tom Mitchell
Don ‘Hancock
Ted Dolbel
Sam Sherratt
Visitor from Canada Reflects on Home Security and Convention
A visitor from the Philippines recalls Canada’s house security, noting bars on windows and higher mortgage costs around 20 to 25 percent. He admires the Green Lake convention’s informality and leadership by Pat McKenzie, sharing impressions of the setting, weather, and diverse delegates.
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Canada
Lakeview
Green Lake
Pat McKenzie
McKenzie
Europe
Acton Y’s Men
Gary Bateman
McKenzies
Tornonto International
Y’s Men’s
Smoldering Fire Damages Insulation in Esquesing Home
Firefighters were called Wednesday evening to a partially completed home of Mr. Lamberink after smoldering pipe soldering in the attic insulation sparked a blaze. The alarm came from next door at Wayne Mason’s home. Fire crews extinguished the fire in the insulation and rafters.
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Wayne Mason
School holidays calendar with dates and events
Calendar notice outlines holidays for the upcoming year including Thanksgiving Day on October 9, Teachers' Convention on October 27, Christmas on December 23, New Year on January 2, Winter holiday from March 16 to March 24, Good Friday on April 12, Easter Monday on April 15, and Victoria and Queen's birthday on May 20.
Flags ripped from pole at legion hall prompt charges
Officers report several flags were torn from their poles at the legion hall early Sunday around 12:30 a.m. The damaged items were later discarded inside the hall. Charges are pending against individuals identified in the incident.
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Legion Hall
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