Seven New Candidates Elected In Local Election
Acton voters turnout reached 52.8 percent with 2,145 eligible residents casting ballots. Incumbent Reeve Huston won another term with 694 votes. Bert Wood trailed with 49. Newcomer Deb Ookee led for court judge with 905 votes. Council seats went to incumbent Manning and newcomers Orville Chapman and Cyril Bidnall, with Mayor Jas Duby re-elected. Campaigns involved posters, letters, and door canvassing as 10 candidates sought spots.
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Acton Wulers
Tucwley
Munlip
Lowe Alle
Jack MiGera
Teeve
Oer Dent Reeve Hoh Huston
Offic
J Bert Wood
Aca
Kieele
Nayor
Nomillor
Deb OG
Ookee
Ob Ycare
Ao Acal Oun Court
Bob Dimbwalter
Weal
Coun
Willliam Williams
Quaril
Onder Wot
Fog Osker
Ray Arba
Albert Irwin
Hob Disckwaller
George Bovee
Bill Willisins
Douglas Manning
Teloens
Jas Duby
Aleop Airaeve Ray Goodwit
Pelaaed
Flac
Treme
Samdutates
Belve
Bert Wood
Council
OAKLS
R. Arbic
Iso
Schioo
Ruard
Manning Oee
Aon QO Chapman
Hydro Commission
BROWN
Bae
Af Ae
Mayor Les Duby Reflects On Acton Ballot Results
Mayor Les Duby speaks after Tuesday’s municipal election. He regrets the loss of three council members and notes the value of experience while welcoming new blood. He emphasizes service over prestige and calls for responsible debate as the 1965 council sets out to complete ongoing projects and expand services.
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Les Duby
Acton
Cose J Red Wood
Thal
Newcom
Ube
Voting by Wards Summary of Tuesday Ballots
A garbled report notes ward voting Tuesday with unmarked ballots and discussions of candidate names in capitals. The fragment mentions wards and alleged irregularities but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Beetinge
Wach Diesen
Nassagaweya approves full 1965 council slate in high turnout
The Nassagaweya Township election returns a full 1965 council, with Reeve William Coulter and Deputy Reeve Dr. B D Young reelected by large margins. Alan Parsons leads council candidates, followed by Ross Gordon and William Mahon as the new line up takes shape.
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Nce
Nassagawega
Brookville Hall
Ross Gordon
Alan Parsons
William Coulter
B. D. Young
William Mahon
W. Coulter Reeve
B. Young
Nassagaweya
B.D. Young
Reeve Coulter
Nassagaweva Women’s Centennial Committee
J.C. McIntyre
Coulter
Oftice
W. A. N. Hoey
Dr. Young
Joack Roberton
Tors
Wou
Aspire Cing
Elva Newton
Gordon Agnew
Floyd Hammond
John E. Simpson
W. A. Johnson
Reeve Young
Vote Joe Gibbons Georgetown Mayor Election Report
Georgetown voters cast ballots with 46 percent turnout and minor ballot questions. Mayor Joseph Gibbons was reelected amid listed council results and fragmented candidate tallies from Hyde and Ward 1 races.
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Joe Gibbons
Georgetown
Georgetown Girls’ Pipe Band
Ides
Joseph Gibbons
Safety Patrol Established at Robert Little School
A school safety patrol operates at eight crossings in the Downtowner area near Robert Little School to aid pupils crossing busy streets. Capt. Leonard Van Der Polder leads with Lieutenants Roy Wong and Bron Sampson. posts include eight corners such as School Lane and Highway 7 and St. Alban's Drive. Morning patrols offer hot chocolate and may delay arrival.
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Robert Litt
Robert Little
Flelte, Badies
Ron Rupert
Acton Quel Detachment
Anyne
London Belachment
Safety Paget School Board
Bastess
Wall
Leonard van der Polder
Roy Wong
Bron Sampson
Ro McEacherm
Ko Gray
M. Hlowe
A. Duiker
Fabian
G. Price
BL Nicobik
R. Covell
D. Fort
St. Alban’s Drive
St. Alban's Drive
Willow St
Main Corner
River and
Willow Corner
Willow and
Mill Corner
John and
Eeight
Mail Pick-Up Schedule For Christmas Rush
During the Christmas period two daily pickups from town letter boxes will occur. From December 14 to December 23 pickups will be made at I pan and again at $.3 pon.
School Board Debates Welders and Shop Accounts
Hagh school board session scrutinizes shop supplies and two welders purchases. Anderson withholds approval while trustees question authorizations, costs, and timing of equipment for the new shop addition amid budget pressure and pending electrical service details.
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Hagh
Chester Anderson
Charades
Anderson
Fray Seuss Vatos
Titance
My Phoaat
Tavsters
Hansen
Charman
Susar
Acton High Board Seeks Parent View on Girls Dress Code
Acton district high school discussions center on dress policy and student participation. Trustees consider tuition, heating upgrades, and bus route changes while approving auditorium use and club meetings.
Shortest Planning Board Meeting Adjusts Zoning Plan
Acton Planning Board met briefly to review revised zoning by law and official map after nearly two years of work. In chairman Braida’s absence, Hinton led the session with members Masales Drinkwalter Manes Knight and secretary McGeachie, planning consultants to be consulted before further action.
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Chreethy
Kerwin McPhail
Moffat
Acton
Wes Masales
Bob Drinkwalter
Dave Manes
Bill Knight
Jack MccGeachie
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Orville Chapman
Cyril Bidno
Orval Brown
Inumbeat Fod Tytler Ps
Hy Adie
Sandy
Ers
Bill OY Tyamny
Smuch
Foullow
Ho Tellaw
Nattagaweys Township
Willian, Coulter
Dr. B., D. Young
Robt
Little School
H. H. Hinton
Éf Duby
Jack McGeadue
Hinton
H.S. Board
Mii
Engel
Jack Read
Ao Engel Sand
Naeces
McPhul
McPhail
Mi Anderson
Tee Kev
Webbers
Chaiimnan
Whaana
Chainmaan
Sant
Miro McPhail
Tesshop
Seosterigs
Belure
Acton Distret Nigh School
Reyding Price
Sou Cil
Dorest
Acton High School
Department of Education
Church Young People’s Society
Acton Hi Flyers
Dwight Engel
Esenvone
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