Round Up Parade Draws 150 Entries and Cash Prizes
The Round Up parade featured 150 entries with a western theme and cash prizes supplied by merchants. Winners included Steven Papilton best cowboy and Brenda Den ny an beat cowgirl, with multiple awards for Indian girl and boy, pioneer girls and bows. The event closed at the town hall after judging amid busy shopping weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedane
Mark
Ken Nielsen
Peter McKeown
Steven Papillon
Patty Gordon
Bonnie
Vicky Srnstow
Brends Denny
Jim McKeown
Katherine Knippalberg
Steven Papilton
Brenda Denny
Vicky
Bonnie Bristow
Jim Mce- Keown
Pete Mc-Keown
Furry Pink
Katherine Keippelberg
Katherine
Math
Paul Nielsen
Foy
Mrs. Knippleberg
Big Weekend ills best day ever was re
Weekend events faced disruptions as organizers called off major activities. Tickets and schedules shifted amid rain and safety concerns, affecting attendees and local vendors who prepared for the planned festivities.
Disturbance leads to arrest at hotel area
Police were called to a hotel to investigate a disturbance outside the building. Const. Nick Parton arrested a Georgetown man for being drunk in a public place.
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Station Hotel
Nick Parton
Georgetown
Acton Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Student Achievements
Acton residents host and visit friends from Galt Toronto Saskatoon and Oakville as Decoration Day events and Lions show wrap. Local students beamed with academic milestones at Guelph Queens Ryerson and University of Toronto while families gather for reunions and summer plans.
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Harold Leib
Toronto
University of Toronto
Frank Rogers
Guelph General Hospital
Bees Hien Barbeau
Acton
George Barbeau
Barbeau
Unionity of
A. P. Green Firebink Co
Wertan
Acton Cubs Attend Canadarama Event in Georgetown Park
Sixteen cubs from Acton with Akela Mrs Earl Jordan represented North West territories and Yukon at Georgetown park. They built a cedar fort with two windows and a door and wore gold digger attire. Guides led ponies and packs, with a Canada map crest given to each boy. A campfire concluded the gathering as visitors from Acton attended.
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Georgetown Park
Acton
Akela
Earl Jordan
North West Territories
Yukon
Lawler
Coultrup
Commodore Car Club
Morales
John Jordan
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Ells K. Stewart
Norman Smith
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Marton Reid
Norval
Acton High School
Fred Boyd
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Robert Hall of
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Frank Browning
G. A. Dills
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Wilton Lambert
Dora
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Richmond Hill
Newton Hunt
Murray Smith
Malton
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Iwen
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Wilmer Watkins
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Lions Show
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Russell Archie
Oakville
Bob Ustick
Leawood
Kansas
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Marion
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Ryerson End
Defense Research Laboratory
Quebec
Lloyd Algie
Port Credit
Bruce Algie
Ovillia
Robert Algie
Bower Ave
Sam Hunter
Yorkshire
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Peet St
Mr. Hunter
John Maplesden
Fonar Coar
Queen's University
D.C. Maplesden
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New Jency
Fosterly
Gordon Hufnagel
Alliston
Waleplay Univerity College
Gordon
Ed Hufnagel
Glenn Pratt
Landon
Kenneth Porter
Detroit
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Comber
R. H. Elliott
Joan Ramsden
Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
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Andrew Fogarty
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Agnes Street
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Kingston
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Hevan
Mise Way
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Roo Halmes
Acton Recreation Committee
Prospect Park
H. Roe
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Mill St
Acton Cubs
Canedarame Georgetown District
Georgetown Rovers
Allan 'S Collision Service
Fred Allan
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