Milton graduates urged to choose the high road at banquet
Speakers at the Milton public schools graduation banquet urged graduates to follow five stepping stones to success: intelligence work opportunity health and character. Guest Mr Foster emphasized using intelligence, hard work, and health while stressing character begins at home and school support. Awards were given by the Duke of Devonshire chapter and Legion Auxiliary to top students Rosell and Carol Beatty.
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Legion Ladies’ Auxilia
Canadian Legion
Carol Beatty
Robert Lite School
Raymond Suite
Ofhhe M. 7
Hennett School
Graduates School Board
Tom Watson
Contimuud
Halton County Council Approves School Boundary Change Moves
Halton County Council held a special session to consider a boundary change affecting three high school districts. Reeve Hinton and Reeve G. Leslie were named to meet provincial officials to implement the bylaw amendment, with further deputies and Warden Martin added to the delegation.
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Georgetown
Summer Playground Registration Opens at Acton Community Centre
In spite of heat children gathered Tuesday at the Acton Community Centre to register for the summer playground program run by Recreation Director Jim Casburn and staff Donna Lands Hurst Hermina Bexacm and Don Price. Children from Acton can join the program with separate groups for boys and girls 8 and under, and registrations continue daily through August 24.
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Don Price
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Warden Pressures Government Over Milton Boundary Change
Reeve Hinton argues the Milton boundary revision, backed by Warden Martin, aimed at Mitton taxation estimates around 900 dollars after transport. Deputy Reeve Coulter and others note school boards agree. tension over department action persists as council votes to visit the Department for resolution.
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Final Day of M. Z. Bennett School Ends Term
The M. Z. Bennett public school closed for the final time Friday afternoon as students from Kindergarten through Grade eight attended for summer holidays. The published pupil promotion lists show names across Kindergarten to Grade eight and Grade 2 to Grade 5 and Grade 3 to Grade 4.
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M. Z. Bennett Public School
Residents Object to Rezoning and Sale of Parkland
Acton residents challenge town council move to rezone Mill St parkland to residential use and question lawful sale. They urge the Department of Planning and Development to review actions, noting lack of petition, publicity, and resident consultation before offering the land for sale.
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Acton Free Press History Marks Eighth Publication Year
Storts notes the Acton Free Press began in 1875 and enters its 89th year. Founders J. H. Haching and successors S. W. Galbraith, T. Albert Moore, H. P. Moore led editors until 1927 when G. A. Tallis began as present editor and publisher. Dominios Day marked early circulation.
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Acton
Robert Little School Pupils and Summer Class Report
In a summer partial list from Robert Little School, pupils are named for kindergarten to Grade 1 and Grade 2 progress. The report notes final report cards were issued before summer break and lists numerous students across classes and teachers.
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Robert Little
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Heloreme Andrews
John Ashley
Ricky Raginski
Valene Bateman
Charles Benhett
Patria Bittert
Carol Ann Buchanan
Gina Cannon
Cathy Chapman
Karen Cole
Sharon Creasey
Keith Crosken
Donna Darby
Lynn Dawe
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Man Dusher
Marlene Exige
Florence
Limehouse Graduation Honors Eight Grade Pupils
A Limehouse ceremony celebrated eight grade pupils with awards and speeches. Officials and families joined in a formal event marking academic achievements and community support.
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Limehouse
Congregation Approves Parsonage Sale Plan in Meeting
Building committee's report led Trinity United Church to approve selling the private parsonage at the corner of Herwer Avenue and Wilken Street. Plans include acquiring a new parsonage and arranging fees for legal and material changes. Forty five members attended the gathering.
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Garn Puntins
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Dick Lev
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Community Centre Hosts Teen Swim Class Debut
About 100 youths enrolled for a new community centre swimming program at Turnley, supervised by Red Cross officials. The session began Monday with guidance from the recreation director and lifeguards overseeing safety and instruction.
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