Thirty years of school progress reviewed at final board meeting
Principal Robert Little presented a retrospective at the final board meeting, recounting core events from 1939 to 1982. He noted staff tenures, past salaries, early buildings, a 1982 opening by Premier Leslie Frost, and the community drive that expanded the Robert Little school amid rising costs and shifting programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Little
G. W. McKenzie
A. Je Buchanaa
de. Pearen
J. Boyd
Muriel Ricketts
Charles Heard
Emily Young
Wallace
Mildred Hollinger
Margaret Young
Mary Jackson
Bert Hinton
Hazel Bell
Orr
George Mann
Daisy Forster
McKenzie
F.G. Oakes
W. Rumley
F. Blow
A. J. Buchanan
G. A. Dills
William Middleton
W. DeElmer Smith
G. McKenzie
Re.a.f
de McKenzie
L. Warner
Corp
Ray Mason
OPP. Uo
Dr. Oakes
Tom Watson
Wes Wolfe
T. Jones
J. Creighton
Leslie Frost
Skuce
R. F F. Rombold
L. McNeil
Stone School
Glenlea
Minnie Z. Bennett
Elmer Smith
Halton County
R.L
Avro Arrow
M.Z. Bennett
Acton
Former residents injured in Ontario crash near Victoria
Norman Humenth and wife Beswaite were seriously hurt in a December 1 collision on Elighway 10 near Victoria. They were moved to Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton with Humenth off danger list and wife still in serious condition. The Humeniks now live in Georgetown. Mr Humenth owns Norm's Barber Shop on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Humenth
Beswaite
Elighway 10
Victora
Peel Memorial Hospital
Brampton
Humemh
Humeniks
Georgetown
Norm
Mill Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vic Rumley
Fred Blow
Bud McDonald
Murray “ McDonald
L. L. Skuce
Quitty
Mr. Smith
Mr. McKenzie
Thei
Frank Oakes
Jack Hargrave
Tony Jones
Jack Creighton
Watson
Halton
Middleton
Board and Education
The
Free Press
Guelph Mercury
M. Z. Bennett
Murray Smith
Cliff Bradley
Colin MacColl
Bill Middleton
Leese
Brigidaire
Nsw
Dishmobiles
Frigidaire
Marm
Loak Cycle
Manning
Patras
KO XY