Van Bennett School Names Provincial Junior Farmer Field Day Contestants
Van Bennett school chain DS Name provincial contestants in Junior Farmer field day. Running broad jump competitors include David Jer MZB Henry Toebes RL and Larry Quinn M2B. Intermediate boys feature Peter Mar RL Bradley Timbers RL Bill Field MZB M28 John Embittson M78 John Churchill M7.
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van Bennett School Chain
David Jer
Henry Toebes
Larry Quinn
Peter Mar
Bradley Timbers
Bill Field
John Embittson
John Churchill
Bill Spehor
Gary Edge
Frank Bushmeyer
Peter Marzo
Larry Holmes
Henry van Stralen
Madeline Rogers
Susan Nicolak
Cindy Lee
Howard Courtrup
Bobby Howson
Kathy Dunne
Joanne Dunn
Debby Bagby
Howard Coultrup
David Hunter
David Bee
Johanne Dunne
Mary Vuk
Debbie Bagby
Barry Cooper
Larry Deforest
Craig Weldon
Laurie Chisholm
Susan Height
Ann Quinn
Madeleine Rogers
Janet Vin Damm
Diane Timbers
Mzb
Bob Howson
David’ Lee
Brad Timbers
Bill Spehar
Joe Perth
Lynne Dunn
Johannes Dunn
Cathy Dunn
Jim Stevenson
Roy Mainprize
Bev Howard
Cathy Cook
Susan Marchment
M Z Bennett Pupils Sweep Held Day Track Honors
Pupils at M Z Bennett public school won the inter school Held day with 135 points to Robert Little’s 91, capturing the Imperial Old trophy for the second straight year. The meet featured events for senior and junior boys and girls across high jump hop step and jump running broad jump and yard dash, with numerous MZB athletes named in multiple disciplines. Halton Junior Farmers hosted a morning track and field meet at Nelson High School with winners advancing to the provincial field day in Guelph on July 9 and a social event in the afternoon honoring Miss Elsie Gall of Scotland.
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M. Z. Bennett Public School
Robert Little
Halton
Boyne Community Centre
Scottish Young Fare Association
Elsie Gall
Scotland
Burlington
Guelph
Norval Palermo
Acton
Department of Agriculture
Chuck Warner
Patricia Squire
Harold Thompson
Secrer
Jay Hayward
Verna Thompson
Palermo
Jeff Nurse
Norval
Allah Donaldson
Allan Norton
Larry Campbell
Karen Campbell
Jim Dales
Merchants edge Red Sox in error filled contest
Campbellville holds 9-1 lead after 85 victory over Milton at Milton fair grounds. A 11-error game featured six by Campbellville and five by Milton. Jack Roberts earned his fourth win for Campbellville, allowing five runs on five hits with nine strikeouts. Milton’s Ron Naylor took the loss after eight runs on HI hits. Mil ton drops to cellar with 2-7 record while Campbellville moves 9-1 atop the league. Multiple errors shaped the scoring as Currie homered for Milton and Campbellville’s fielding woes contributed to the outcome.
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Campbellville
Milton Red Sox
Milton Fair Grounds
Milton
Red Sox
Ron Naylor
Jack Roberts
Art Melanson
Doug Hyatt
Stu King
Bill Elliot
Elliot
George Chester
Mike Boughton
Bill Currie
Currie
Campobellville
Earl Cairns
Rich Repta
Elmer Dredge
Ken Moore
al Wingrove
Doug
McCutcheon
Rick Repta
Don Joyce
RHE
Roberts
Wingrove
Joyce
Milton — Naylor
McCutch Corn
Grade Eight Graduation Banquet at Local Schools
Grade eight students from Robert Little and M. Z. Bennett schools attended a graduation banquet organized by Grade 8 mothers led by Mrs. Harold Denny. Speeches honored students, with gifts, cups, and scrolls. Notes honored past educators, and trophies were awarded for academics and progress. A Denny-led reception followed with dancing to bands The Riff Raff and The Dark as students wore mortar board hats and rosettes.
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Harold Denny
Nancy Lee
Fiona Gidman
Jean Johnson
Acton
Robert Littl
Vic Bristow
Olive Marshall
M. Z. ‘Bennett
Bristow
Alvey Gordon
Legion
Jacqueline Lemon
RAL
Christine Branche
M.I.B
M. Z. Bennett School
R.L
Doug Copeland
Bill Field
M.Z.B
Ross Farrelly
Mike Marchment
Deborah Slingerland
Mirs
Denny
Christine Brunelle
Lucienne Pratt
BACKWARD THINKING BY FEDERAL GOVT LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Our Readers Write argues against Brookville school spending and future projection errors. The writer recalls Mohawk Raceway and municipal building costs, cites federal planning flaws, and urges restraint on school expansion and additions versus building anew.
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Brookville
Nassagawega
Mohawk
Canada
Swim meet meeting set for July 4 at 8 p.m.
Recreation director Howard Pearce calls a meeting for all parents and swimmers registered for lessons at Georgetown pool. The session will be held Monday July 4 at 8 p.m. in the community centre to discuss the swim program and schedules.
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Howard Pearce
Georgetown
Obituary Jessie Cornell Smith of Acton Passes at 64
Funeral held Tuesday at Rumley Shoemaker for Jessie Cornell Smith wife of W Lynd Smith of RR J Acton after a long illness. Born in Queensboro Ontario she was 64. Survived by husband sisters in Saskatchewan and brothers in Ontario. They moved from Acton to Crewsons Corners 22 years ago with marriage in Acton 1926. The piece notes an oil truck and park activities shifted to M Z Bennett school.
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Rumley Shoemaker Funeral Home
Jessie Cornell Smith
W. Lynd Smith
R.R. J.acton
Smith
Acton
Crewsons Corners
Josephine MacLeod
Swift Current
Saskatchewan
Sadie Reid
Moose Jaw
Stanley
Arnold Cornell
Clifford
Crestwynd
Edward
Brantford
Jack
Chatham
District council plans 67 project for centennial model parliament
United Nations and history clubs from Halton and Peel counties formed an association. At Ac ton High School in Brampton on June 8 Tom McKeown and future president Neil Anderson attended as the council organized summer committees for the centennial model parliament project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Halton
Peel
Acton High School
Brampton
Tom McKeown
U.N
Neil Anderson
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Marchment MZ
Susan Height RL
Gordon Lasby
John Emmerson
Fred Lockerbie
Ray Mainprize
Tom Petitt
Paul Dupuis
Patsy Wheeler
Linda Perry
Beverley Howard
Beverley Norton
Susan
Lynne Dunne
Judy Rody
Chris Brunelle
Barbara Browne
Lynn Dunne
Cathy Dunne
Bonnie Bannon
Jeff Cooper
Bill de Haan
Bob Kail
Garth Taylor
Mary” Frances Marcoux
Susan~Drysdale
Jane Withers
Debbie Drinkwalter
Kathleen Dills
Janet van Dam
Susan Nickolak
Jane Pabbly
Roy Mainpriz
Bill . Field
Merchants Edge
League of Nations
Gary Price
Robert Little School
Karen Ashley
Diane Bonnette
Sandra Coker
Garry Crispin
Wayne Deforest
Brenda Dering
Charles Doorbas
Archie Duiker
Tom Engel
Jane Fabian
David Ford
Steven Garrett
Bonnie Garvin
Theresa Gordon
Kenneth Gray
Joanne Heatley
Douglas Hewit
Iris Humeniuk
Joan Jancar
Elaine Johnson
Bonnie Jones
Frederick Lockerbie
Robert Lovell
Kenneth Marshall
Carol
Graham Blundell
Jeanette Collins
John Courtney
Jessie Ann Davidson
Mary DeBartola
Donna Deer
Wiliam Field
Diane Fisher
Raymond Hawkins
Charlene Higgins
Marie Holmes
Pat Holmes
Bert Huisman
Jack Irwin
Sherry Johnstone
Bill Laing
Bente Larsen
Carol Leather
Sherry Lott
Michael Marchment
Ona Marshall
John Mason
James McKeown
Brian McLennan
William Muchtbacker
Paul Paulsen
Anne Quinn
Brenda Scott
William Severinski
Debra Slingerland
Julie Smith
Linda Soper
Alan Thompson
Patricia Wheeler
Mark Wolf
Lovell Bros
Lovell Bros. Modern Meat
Fred A. Hoffman
Optometrist
St. George’s Sq. Guelph, Ont
Thompson
Safeco Insurance
Denny’s
Mill St. E
Safeco
Guranee Agency
Harold
Mrs. Lynd Smith
M. Z. Bennett
Main ST
Caroline Flower & Garden Shop
Moore Paints
Latex House
Nite
Benjamin Moore
Imperyo
Jess
Gordon Hardware Limited
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