Santa Arrives by Helicopter to Meet Hundreds of Children
Santa Claus made a pre Christmas visit by helicopter at the park drawing close to 1000 children and parents. Jim Ledger organized the event and led a police escorted motorcade to the High School where more children awaited. Vendors from Ledger's IGA handed out peanuts balloons and candy canes to the crowd.
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Santa Claus
St. Nich
Jim Ledger
Santa
Ledger
IGA
Acton
I.G.A
Sultrato Santa Claus
St. Nick
Qave
Manes
Acton Council Weighs Sewage Plant Agreement and By Law
Acton Council discusses introducing a by law and engaging KR Anderson and Associates for the new industrial sewage plant amid objections. Questions focus on agreement terms and potential costs with departments advised on legality. Orders include building permits for Rogers and Hinton and payment of several accounts.
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KR. V. Anderson and Associates
Acton Council
H. Lowe
F Walls
Waits
Lowe
Tyler Sigested
W Cook
Neering
Woo
Abe
Jo McGedchie
Department of Municipal Affairs
Tarento
Jo Gey
Gey
Councl
Tiw
McGeachie
C.F
Leatherland
Dundas Acton
City of Wateruog
RV. Anderson
Knox Avenue
R. V. Anderson
D. Rogers
Police Surround Acton In Manhunt On Monday
Police surrounded the Acton area after a two car crash at Main and Guelph streets on Monday. A stolen car rammed the Barber car, causing it to crash into Frank Toth’s property. Damage to both cars was about 1400 dollars.
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Acton
Critiers
Main
Guelph St
Wvie
Ralph Baroer
Ub Under
Mason
Frank Toth
Acton Girl Wins Second in Halton Speech Contest
Mary Kaye Gibbons, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gibbons of Acton, placed second in the Halton County Public Speaking contest at Milton Marys. She spoke on Florence Nightingale and delivered an impromptu piece titled Friendships contest participants had one minute to prepare. She received a book from the Halton Teachers Association and a cup presented by Mrs G Somerville for the Halton County Women's Institutes.
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Mary Kaye Gibbons
Milton
No Gibbons
Acton
Halton County
Gnais
Marys Kaye
Halton Teachers Association
G. Somerville
Badminton clubs host friendly matches in Acton
Acton adult YMCA Badminton team hosted the Guelph Badminton Club on Saturday November 30 at the Acton YMCA. An enjoyable evening featured friendly matches and a social time at the close. The Junior Badminton Club hosted the Guelph Juniors the same evening with the Acton boys securing a victory.
McKnight Earns Pre Beginmers Pool Certificate in Guelph
Ronnie McKnight passed a 25 foot deep water swim test at the Guelph pool earning his pre beginners certificate after a side push entry. The Y swimming class visited the pool last Friday with Max Hagnett earning his first and second stars while Andrew Knox achieved his second star. Transportation was provided by M. South and No Turner.
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Ron McKnight
Ronnie McKnight
Guelph
Ronnie
Max Hagnett
Andrew Knox
M. South
No Turner
Returned to Office Oakes and Berham Re-elected in Bra mona Township
Heavy turnout in Bra Mona Township as Reeve Joseph L Oakes and Deputy Reeve Ernest Berham win re election. Councillor L Marsden also re elected with new members D Forsythe and W Rutherford to the school board. Voters debated school centralization with 602 against and 378 for the plan.
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Bramona
Joseph L Oakes
Ernest Berham
L. Marsden
Menders
D Forsythe
W. Rutherford
Cliff McDougall
W. Hindley
W Jackson
W Oakes
Rockwood Town Hall
Stewart Royce
Catepayers
Doctor Maplesden Receives Toronto Degree
Dr Douglas Maplesden son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Maplesden of Acton was among 14 conferred the Bachelor of Science at the University of Toronto last week by the Chancellor. He graduated from Ontario Veterinary College in 1950 and later led the Warm Service as professor and head after three years in Texas. He is pursuing a PhD at Cornell University in Ithaca New York.
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Douglas Maplesden
Cecil Maplesden
Church Street
Acton
University of Toronto
Maplesden
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
Texas
OVC
Miclesden
Cornel University
Iumea
New York
Acton '58 Council Heads by W H Cook in Close Vote
Acton voters returned W H Cook as mayor with a 407 to 342 tally after final results. Walter Cook leads the 1988 council slate, with B D Rachlin JT Hurst Footitt and W J McLeod named to seats and W Wilson named Reeve. New Deputy Reeve Jack Greer joins the cornetl. school board incumbents T F E Watson M C Smith J W Wolfe won two year terms.
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Acton
Mondey
Walter Cook
B.D. Rachlin
JT Hurst
Footitt
W. J. McLeod
W. Wilson
J. Greer
Cook
F. G. Tyler
Mr. Wilson
Jack Greer
J. H. Gey
G. V. Darbeau
J. T. Hurst
Fire Rages at Campbellville Saw Mill Causes $75 000 Loss
Acton Fire Department aided Milton crews in a six hour blaze at Crawford’s Lumber and Coal Co. Campbellville. The $75,000 fire damaged the mill, steam engine, and 41x pieces of machinery. one office suffered only water damage. About 15 employees and nearby lumber operations were affected.
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Acton
Milton
Campbellville
Crawford's Lumber and Coal Co
Georgetown Brigade
Halton County Mutual Aid System
Saw Mall
George Currie
Eliver Milton
Clumber
A E. Clement
Hees
Lloyd Crawford
Crawford
Erect Community Tree Adds Festive Lights in Acton
Town workers raised a 235 foot community tree at the Post Office for the municipal election. Donated by Mansell Nellis and decorated by town staff, the tree enhances Christmas spirit. The Chamber of Commerce funds additional lighting on Mill Street, improving the approach for residents and visitors as Acton plans a grand display.
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Mansell Nellis
Chamber of Commerce
Mil Street
Mill Street
Acton
George Barbeau
Co of C
Proclaim Champion For Table Tennis Don Price
Don Price was acclaimed Sabre T ennis champion at the YMCA on Saturday November 30 by defeating G Harris in the finals. In the semi finals Price beat FC Dawkins 21 8 and 2 10 while Harris beat B McCristall 21 11 and 26 24. In the finals Price won 21 10 and 21 17 over Go Harris.
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Don Price
YMCA
G. Harris
D. Price
FC Dawkins
B. McCristall
Price
Go Harris
Police Warn Against Overnight Street Parking By Law
Corporal K Mason announces strict enforcement of a by law prohibiting overnight parking on all streets from 1 am to 7 am. Local OPP will conduct regular checks starting immediately to ensure compliance.
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K. Mason
O.P.P
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