Acton High Girls Win Tight Battle with Milton Pilots
Acton Senior Girls Basketball defeated Milton 42 86 after leading 21 17 at halftime. Top scorer Heather McGeachie with 14 points, Trudy Morrisay 10. Acton Junior team lost to O.S.O. junior squad 28 26 as Gibbond tallied 17. Upcoming events include Athletic Night February 9 with a dance, Valentine Swirl February 15, and a February 22 Iso Capades trip to Kitchener Arena with bus at 6 30 pm.
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Thien Acton
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Brenda
Linda Wood
Irene Severinski
Trudy Morris
Cathy Krul
Tad
Bonnie Jones
Tina Ven der Polder
Susan’ McGiloway
Susan Glendenning
Carol Masales
Joan Gibbons
Linds Perry
Jolie Smith
Debbie Stinggriand
Mary Staven
Chrig Brune
A.D.H.S
Bobby Washington
The
Soul Society
Kitchener Arena
Proposals Heard On Road Link And Sewage Plans
Acton council heard two proposals. Reeve Hinton urged investigating a connecting link between MN and Main corners and No 25 side road and urged aggressive steps to acquire county roads for linking. Mayor urged sewer work on Churchill Rd N to serve an unserved area despite a 12 year wait.
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Churchill Church Visitors and Funeral Report
Visitors and a guest sermon filled Churchill Church on Sunday February 4 with Rev. Gordon B. Turner unable to preside due to an accident. The guest speaker was Mr. Eaton of Acton. Attendees included families from Georgetown Ballinafad Bramalea and Acton. Funeral for Miss Sarah Binnie of Earl Grey Saskatchewan noted with sympathy from the community.
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Churchill Church
F. Eaton
Acton
Ward Hamilton
Earl Vanatter
Fenelon Falls
Archie Kerr
Norman Turner
Art Hodgson
John
Jirmie and
Stacey
Bramalea
Hodgsons
James McCulloch
Leslie Swackhamer
Debbie
D. Williamson
Silvercrook
Burns
David
Islington
Karluke
Annie Burns
Toronto
Fred MacArthur
Car Hits Tree Injuring Two on Arthur Street
At about 6 p.m. Saturday February 3 a car driven by James McArthur struck a tree on Arthur Street. McArthur suffered a nose injury while passenger Barry Wilson received head lacerations. Front end damage was estimated at $500. Acton OPP investigated and Dr Buckner treated the injured.
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James McArthur
Barry Wilson
Acton O.P.P
Buckner
Two-Car Collision at Church and Wilbur Street
Two cars were involved in a collision at Church and Wilbur Street on Thursday February 1. Mrs Alberta Woodward of Wynford Place proceeding east on Church received about 150 dollars damage while Glen John Near of Acton coming from Wilbur onto Church sustained about 100 dollars damage.
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High School Driver Training and Centennial Spinning Wheels
Students have begun the second Driver Training Course at the high school. The Industrial arts class completed its second spinning wheel, a centennial project. A thaw followed a freeze, filling hollows with ice for weekend skating as groups were seen in farm fields. The Grand Valley Conservation Authority now allows snowmobiles on park roads, treated like cars.
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Grand Valley Conservation Authority
Erin Township School Area Board Appoints Officers
The inaugural Erin area board meeting on January 9 in Hillsburgh named Roy Wheeler chairman L R Watson vice chairman and Bert Berry secretary treasurer for 1968 with the same salary as last year Tenders will be called to supply fuel oil for three township public schools accounts totaling 885.84 were authorized.
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Erin Township School Area Board
Hillsburgh
Roy Wheeler
L. R Watson
Bert Berry
Annuel meeting of Trail Riders at Rockwood Town Hall
The Rockwood Trail Riders held their annual meeting at Rockwood Town Hall with fifty members present. Plans included a senior party on February 24 at the Riviera, a first trail ride on April 26, and two spring club shows at the new arena opening in May. A year in review was given and questions addressed.
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Riviera
Hesperay Seas
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Hartop
Warris
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Elis
By Law Approves Lease and Land Transfer for Sewage Plant Additions
The council approves a land lease with Beardmore and Co for 3 299 acres at one dollar yearly for garbage disposal use only. A second by-law transfers 2 486 acres in exchange for 6.5 acres for an additional sewage plant expansion.
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