ADHS Athletes Honored In Year-end Awards
Athletic awards at a year end assembly recognized top performers from ADHS. CWOSSA history was made as the cross country team swept junior, midget, and senior divisions, while the senior boys basketball squad won CWOSSA RB title for the first time. Susan Clendenning and Jim Slaven named top outstanding athletes. Slaven also won several track and cross country trophies. Others earning titles included Bob Andrews, Dale Fisher, Lynn Dunn, Evelyn VanDer Brink, Donna Moore, Trina Vander Polder, Mike Marcoux, Bill Landsborough, Dave Broostad, Irene Severinski, Bob Turkesz, and Neil Anderson.
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Susan Clendenning
Jim Slaven
Jim
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Bob Andrews
Dale Fisher
Lynn Dunn
Evelyn VanDer Brink
Donna Moore
Trina Vander Polder
Mike Marcoux
Bill Landsborough
Dave Broostad
Irene Severinski
Bob Turkesz
Neil Anderson
Acton Students Turn To Work Over Free Summer
A survey shows Acton students mostly work through summer, not lounge. Many toil in factories, construction, stores, and restaurants while a few take unusual gigs such as orchard bird control or odd jobs at a funeral parlor. Independence and tuition funding drive part time labor despite moral questions.
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Acton
Free Press Seeks Any Missed District Graduates
The Free Press asks readers to report any graduates the district may have overlooked. Trease is asked to notify the newsroom if names or details are missing.
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Trease
Hunger threats by Terry Curts
A brief feature notes rising hunger concerns voiced by experts and community groups. It cites local officials and aid organizations urging action, highlighting vulnerable populations and the need for targeted assistance programs.
Playground corrections and global hunger warning in West paper
The article lists corrections for playground staff and leaders at multiple levels while warning readers about global malnutrition. It cites Louise McElroy and Mary Fran Marcoux as instructors, with Jo Latrie Marchment as a supervisor, and notes junior and intermediate leaders including Susan McGilloway and Ellen Wissenz. It argues that two thirds of world hunger persists and future food production must triple to feed everyone, urging action and awareness.
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Louise McElroy
Mary Fran Marcoux
Jolatie Marchment
Susan McGilloway
Suan Marchment
Dolores Jordan
Jeff Cooper
Kathy Dunn
David Lee
Mary Anna Freuter
Ellen Wissenz
Tim Coles
Sharon Etterby
Larry Quinn
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Rod McEscharn
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Lloyd Smallwood
Bob Turkess
Bill Spehar
Louis Pringle
Don Powediuk
David Braids
Steven van Fleet
Jim Frizzatt
Mr. Holmes
Jack Ridley
Stoff
Barbara McIntosh
Georgetown
Quackesn
Bargsia Centra
Atton Home Furnishings
BOYS
Shori
Paul
TSS Clothing
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Gordon
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Pengsatia
Simost
Arthur A
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