Ospringe Centennial Grads Graduation Party Recaps Year
The Ospringe school marked its grade eight graduation with a Japanese-themed banquet in the auditorium. Master of ceremonies Tom Dearing led with musical numbers by Linda McKenzie and a toast to Canada’s 100th birthday. Principal N Finnie urged graduates to pursue best in the new term. teachers and parents lauded student effort and the memorable celebration.
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Ospringe
Tom Dearing
Linda McKenzie
Rev. Sewell
Erin
Debbie
Bobby Smith
Finnie
Susan Eckerich
Frances Hodge
Ken Newberry
Mr. Macpherson
Police report shows busy Acton week during June 1967
Police at Acton Detachment report 763 patrol miles, two vehicle crashes including a boy with a broken leg on Main Street North, four traffic charges and 13 warnings. Criminals totaled 14 with auto theft recovered, bicycle theft under investigation, and three wilful damage reports. Milton Court saw 7 convictions. $504 in fines and $60 costs. Holiday weekend looms, urging safe driving and warnings against needless highway slaughter.
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Acton Detachment Op.p
Aarine Power
Acton
Main St. N
Milton
Collision on Young Street Injures Damages Report
Police investigator Constable Bruce MacArthur reports a two vehicle collision on Young Street. Raymond Lizotte traveling westbound attempted a right turn into a private drive when a second car tried to pass on the right causing damage estimated at 150 dollars. No injuries noted.
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Raymond Lizotte
Young
Simon
Lizotte
Bruce MacArthur
Reeve invites Ukrainians to perform at Acton fall fair
Hinton told council he enquired if Ukrainian talent from the recent festival would perform at Acton fall fair and received an affirmative reply. The town’s cost would be transportation by bus from Toronto for dancers singers and bandsmen. He was impressed by the festival’s varied talent.
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Reeve H. H. Hinton
Council
Acton
Toronto
Hinton
Town Lights to Glow for Canada’s 100th Birthday
Festive lights at Mill and Main Streets, normally a Christmas feature, will illuminate this weekend to celebrate Canada’s centennial. Flag displays will extend across the main business district as well.
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Mally
Canada
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John Hunter
Roy Hindley
Wayne Robinson
Winnifred Watson
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Janet Isley
Therr
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Murray McKitrick
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Ball Park
Nassagaweya
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Ross Gordon
W. A. Leeman
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Reeve
the Royal Dairy Store
Acton Free Press
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the Public School Board of
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Rat Film Pe
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William Roberts
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