Seven New Candidates Elected In Municipal Election
In a town with 2 145 eligible voters only 1325 cast ballots. Reeve HOH Hanton won with 604 votes defeating J Bert Wood who had 409. On council 10 candidates contested 6 seats with former mayor De bo G. Ook leading at 905 votes. Bob Dimbwalter and William Williams also won seats. Mayor Jes Ditoy was re elected by acclamation.
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Buiten
Thes Funnds
Jack McGea
Oer Dent
Hoh Hanton
Ufice
Tus
J Bert Wood
Counillor
de Bo G. Ookex
Bob Dimbwalter
Eo Wet
Ducal Palit
Wiliam Williams
Siath
Quail
Onder Wol Eda
Fog Osher
Ray Arby
Albert Irwin Hob Duckwalter
Mr George Over
Bill Williams
Douglas Manning
Teluens
Jes Ditoy
Iivoave
Kay Goodwit
Flac
Sarutates
Brigitle
Tinton
Bert Wood
Council
OAKLS
R. Arbic
IRWIN
Williams
Aia
Rice
Shybalt
A. Vield
Bso
SCHOO
HUARD
Manning
Ao Q Chapman
I DeVries
Hydro Commission
Brown
Acton Mayor Duby Reflects After Ballot Results
Mayor Les Duby comments after Tuesday's municipal election. He thanks outgoing council members, welcomes 1965 newcomers, and emphasizes service over prestige while urging prudent use of resources to ensure ongoing projects reach completion.
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Les Duby
Voting by Wards Summary and Candidate Mentions
Vague note outlines ward based voting on a Tuesday with references to candidates in capital letters. Mentions totals of values and resale with names of candidates, though specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Nassagaweya Council Reelects Entire Slate in 1945 Vote
The Nassagaweya Township electorate backs the complete 1945 council with Reeve William Coulter Deputy Reeve Dr B D Young and councillors Alan Parsons Ross Gordon and William Mahon winning by strong pluralities. Turner results show Coulter 132 to 258 for Hoey, Young 1482 defeating Roberton, Parsons leading with 418, Gordon 416, Mahon 408. About 52.83 percent turnout.
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Nattagaweys Township
Willian Coulter
Dr. B., D. Young
Nassagawega
Brookville Hall
Ross Gordon
Alan Parsons
William Coulter
B. D. Young
William Mahon
Nassagaweya
B.D. Young
Ross Gorton
Reeve Coulter
Nassagaweva Women’s Centennial Committee
W. A. N. Hoey
Dr. Young
Joack Roberton
Tors
Aspire Cing
Elva Newton
Gordon Agnew
Floyd Hammond
John E. Simpson
W. A. Johnson
Reeve Young
Mrs. Newton
Mr. Mahon
Mr. Parsons
Vote Joe Gibbons Georgetown Mayor
Georgetown voters cast 46.39 percent of eligible ballots this year a turnout lower than last year's. Voters approved a grant of 800 a year to the Georgetown Girls Pipe Band and defeated subsidies for a new bus franchise. Elector results list Mayor Joseph Gibbons and council race details with several names and vote totals.
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Georgetown
Georgetown Girls’ Pipe Band
Ides
Joseph Gibbons
ISS
Malcolm Freeman
Hyde
Reeve
John Elliott
Wim. F. Munter
Realest
Safety Patrol Adopted at Robert Little School
The Robert Little school adopts a Safety Patrol with pupils patrolling eight downtown crossings to aid crossings. Constable Ron Rupert helped form the patrol with School Board support seeking more police supervision. Captain Leonard Van Der Polder leads, with lieutenants and many patrol members listed. Morning patrols bring hot chocolate. students must use proper crossings and walk on the correct side.
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Robert Little Public School
Mo 2. Bennett
Robert Little
Ron Rupert
Acton Oup
Ang Ne
Patrot
Leonard van der Polder
Roy Wong
Broan Sampson Rove
Ame Marcous
Micaice
TH. Barcus
S. Garrett
Bo Waller
J. Petrik
Po Marsa
Stewart
HE. O'Rourke
Bo Spot
Fh. Sagaskie
T. Engel
DO Hewitt G. Lasby
S. Watson
John Bewtty
W. DeForest
John and Mill Corner
Lakeview
Christmas Postal Pickups Schedule in Town
During the Christmas rush two daily pickups will be made from town letter boxes. From December 14 to December 23 pickups occur at Ipot and again at 5.3 ppm.
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Ipot
School board reviews welders and shop accounts
Members discussed two welders for the school shop and questioned a paving account. Anderson withheld approval for several purchases, while Engle explained previous equipment discussions and a potential $700 needed for electrical upgrades. The board planned an investigative report before any expenditure.
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H.S. Board
Acton High School Board Seeks Parental View on Dress Code
Acton High School trustees consider a dress code proposal amid parent input sought on attire for school events. The board also debated teacher pay and course availability, approved auditorium use for youth society events, and discussed heating and transportation costs while planning an addition and improvements to the school.
Shortest Planning Board Meeting Reviews By Law Revisions
The Acton planning board, led by Hinton in chairman Braida’s absence, met briefly to review the proposed by law revision after two years of work. Members Masales Drinkwalter Manes Knight and secretary McGeachie discussed consulting planning consultants to clarify technical points before proceeding.
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Acton Manning Beal
Thor Mas
Comter
Aldo Braida
Reve HH
Hinton
Wes Masales
Bob Drinkwalter
Dave Manes
Bill Knight
Jack McGeachie
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Ahaol Gould
Orville Chapman
Cyril Himwp
Caneer Sear
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Ouval Brown
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Atuuse
Aeglection Camipaigne
Agalf
Acton
Reese J Red Wood
New Bho
Menber
Newcom
Smuch
Council “Polibos
Coun Wal Wall
W. Coulter Reeve
B. Young
Joe Gibbons
Robt
Little School
H. H. Hinton
És Duby
Jack McGoodue
Jo Bert Wood
Chester Anderson
Wady
Chara
Miop
Anderson
Wathheld
Paviege
Titaiie
Daennin My Phaat
Fark
Chaimon Dawaght Lapel
Tresolve Doncuy
Bob Standches
Tion Borg
Pemapal Booa Hansen
Ceca
Charenan
Jack
Haere
Mio Engel
McPhul
Atvardan
Mo Pha
Mir Anderson
Tee
Pia Chase
Wut Ma
Whwanad
Viceehgirmnan
Sant
Mio McPhail
Tianehauman
Pooperty Burma
Charman
Veehaan
Polos
Mys
Cpe Tistan
Ivestyake
Seth
Oll
Beard
PIASA
Belure
Acton Distret
Acton High
Department of Education
Church Young People’s Society
Iase
Acton Hi Flyers
Dwight Engel
Basi Read
Dhresthy
Neumal
Engel Wlya
al Chestes Atalepson
Senh
Patepasvers
Att Engel
Darian Mather
Wake T
Kerwin McPhail
BE. A. Hansen
Transportation
Duncan Moldat
Moffat
Ness
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