Senior Citizens Club Meeting Held in Acton
The newly formed Senior Cites of Acton met in the afternoon with Rev Brooks, Jim Ralston presiding. Officers introduced included Bob O Hares secretary Mrs Donald Reed and Annie Akins treasurer. Prizes from Gordon's Hardware and Hinton's offered in games. members praised the gathering and urged monthly meetings to foster friendship among elders and newcomers.
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Acton
Jim Ralstom
Brooks
Bob O’hares
Donald Reedend Trom
Annie Akins
Charles Munson
Im Loyint
George Simprin
Elf
Gordon's Hardware
Hinton
Rey Hrookse
Wilda
Wiltshire
Ma Basu
Jim Ralston
Wildernpin
Ammin
Former Acton student Eliyabeth Perce earns third honor roll nod
Eliyabeth Perce, a former Acton high school student now at Michigan State University, was named to the AILA Honor Roll for the third time in recognition of top scholarship. She was honored at a May dinner by State University president Join A. Hannah.
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Acton
Eliyabeth Perce
Michigan State University
AILA
Join A. Hannah
State University
Nassagaweva Council Considers Open Hearing on Centennial Project
Will Air Township council approves an open hearing to discuss the Canad ian Centennial Project and the cost of converting Number 3 Schoolhouse into municipal offices. Two sides hearing requests for estimates on renovation versus new building with figures due shortly.
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Will Air Township
Hall Project Council
Nassaugaweys
Elva Newton
Nassagaueva Women’s Centennial Project
Uuel Comingn
Reeve W. Coulter
Newton
Reeve Coulter
Ross Gordon
Proctor and Redfern
Proctor
Redlem
401
McMaster Grad Receives Mathematics Degree At Convocation
Rev Wiehe Van Dijk and Mrs Van Dijk of Acton attended the ceremony as Witxe Van Dijk earned his Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics at McMaster University. The event marked a milestone for the graduate and family.
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Ton
Wiehe van Dik
Mrs. van Dijk
Acton
Witxe van Dijk
Wytse Van Dijk Receives McMaster Convocation Honors
WYTSE VAN DIJK graduates at McMaster University convocation on May 25 with First Class Honors. He earns a $2000 scholarship from the National Research Council and will continue studies at McMaster. This summer he works in Quebec City with the Defence Research Council.
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McMaster University
National Research Council
McMaster
Quebec City
Defence Research Council
Dr Hutchison Begins Practice in Acton Monday
Dr. Craig Hutchison will start practice in Acton on Monday in the building shared with Dr. Brian Moore at Main and Mill. The two doctors plan a joint arrangement to provide full time service, with one doctor in town when the other is away. Dr Hutchison, a 1961 graduate, practiced in Cooksville before moving here with his wife and two sons, Bradley and Brian, and daughter Kari. He lives on Jeffrey Avenue in Lakeview and holds a pilot's license.
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Acton
Tate
Brian Moore
Main
Mill Streets
Dos Tops
Areca
Gully Tin Town
Moon
Toronto East General Hospital
Hutchison
Cooksville
Jeffrey Avenue
Lakeview Subdivision
Marilyn
Bradley
Brian
Kari
Seven Girls Join Third Acton Brownie Pack
Seven girls enrolled in the third Acton Brownie Pack last Saturday in uniform. Lena Jensen Karen Timber Nancy Hepburn Marv Watton Muriel Holmes and Heika Boller received their new uniforms. Heather and Caryl McCutcheon served treats to visiting mothers as they passed tests. Games and paw wow closed the meeting with Chimes.
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Lena Jensen
Father Scot
Karen Timber
Nancy Hepburn
Marv Watton
Muriel Holmes
Heika Boller
Acton
Heather
Caryl McCutcheon
Games
Paw Wow
London Names Jim Casharn to Coach London Recreation
Jim Casharn resigns as recreation director and will join the London Recreation Department as supervisor of athletics. He will oversee water sports tennis baseball floor hockey and ice hockey and organize 40 plus men’s ball teams. He previously worked with Scarborough Homeoton Department before Acton assignment.
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Jim Casharn
Recreation Committee
Cashurn
London Recreation Department
Acton
Scarbonvagh Heometon
Casburn
Arena Floor Survey Sets Flooring Price in Toronto
Experts from Toronto surveyed the arena floor with the recreation committee to determine flooring costs. The North Halton Association for Retarded Children fund drive continues with donations via P O Box 390 Acton or Mr Chester Anderson. Officials report the campaign is progressing well. a summer playground program will be organized before the leader departs. Sports editor Hartley Coles will review Mr Cashin's comments in a future column.
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Arena
Toronto
Recreation Committee
North Halton
Hartley Coles
Cashuin
Toronto Men Jailed for Store Break-In at Red and White
Two Toronto men received jail sentences in Milton County Court on September 14. Judge George Elliott presided as Larry Ford, 24, of Pacific Avenue, and George Nash, 26, of Clearview Avenue, were arrested leaving the Action Red & White store after a neighbor tipped off police. The younger defendant drew a 10 month term.
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Milton
George Elliout
Action Red & White Fund
Con. Mible Haaxe Kressler
Scenie
Larry For
Pacific Avenue
George Nash
Clearview Avenue
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