Local Notices Highlight Travel and Visits Across Towns
Free Press notes Mr Bill Dawins back from British Columbia and Harry Burns with wife visiting Alliston. The Masons and McIntyres enjoyed a Florida two week holiday. Dr and Mrs Ay Jy Buchanan returned from Honolulu Mali where he attended a Shriners Convention. Senlt Ste Marie and Manitoulin Island were on a business trip last week with Mrs Matthaws joining in.
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Douglas Mason
Calvin McIntyre
Florida
Ay Jy Buchanan
Honolulu
Mawali
A . Shriners
Senlt Ste. Marie
Manitoulin Island
Local Residents Return to Health and Hospital Hopes
Mrs Leno Marzo has returned from Guelph General Hospital and convalesces at home. Mr Cecil Nelles remains at Guelph General Hospital after surgery last week with friends hoping for a swift recovery. Citizens of the Year honors Dr W G C Kenney are noted for his self sacrifice and devotion to the profession during a long period of ill health and hospital stays in Toronto and Guelph General, with former patients praising his service.
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Leno Marzo
Guelph General Hospital
Cecil Nelles
W.G.C. Kenney
Gueiot
General
Hospital
Toronto
Esquesing Counil Rejects Annexation for School Site
Esquesing council took no action on Georgetown Separate School Board’s request to annex four acres on the eighth line for a new school. The meeting saw opposition to annexing Morris Zamakoff’s 70 acre farm for housing, with caution urged until Georgetown provides sewer guidance.
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Eeqesing Council
Georgetown
Council
Egquesing
Georgetown Council
Tom Hill
Mr. Zamakoff
Pat Patetergoa
Zamakoff
Esequesing
Toronto Township
Patterson
Sald the Reve
Zamakoffs
Eee
Bob Lawson
Accident report of two cars colliding on Main of Vimy
A car driven by Slavo Winski on Poplar Ave stopped to pick up a passenger at Main of Vimy and backing into the road collided with a car driven by Douglas Ward on Tidey Ave. Both vehicles sustained damage.
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Slavo Winski
Poplar Ave
Main of Vimy
Douglas Ward
Tidey Ave
Euchre and Crokinole at Acton Golden Age Club
Following a brief business session at the Acton Golden Age Club afternoon meeting euchre and crokinole were enjoyed. Winners included Mrs Nelson Lambert and Mrs Robinson in euchre and Mrs Warne Mrs Hargrave in crokinole. Mrs Cutts welcomed back from hospital. rhythm band practice continues Thursdays at 7 30 p.m.
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Acton
Jim Slaven Finishes Fourth in Mile Run at Maple Leaf Gardens
Jim Slaven, 16, Acton high school, placed fourth in the once mile for boys 19 and under at Maple Leaf Gardens against a 25 runner field. Slaven clocked 4 36 behind Gerry Hinton St Catharines Jack Dufrense North Bay and Paul Manley Toronto. Ontario runners competed. winning time 4 15.
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Jim Slaven
Acton High School
Maple Leaf Gardens
Jim
Gerry Hinton
St. Catharines
Jack Dufrense
North Bay
Paul Manley
Toronto
Ontario
Acton Girls to Perform on Big Al's TV Program
On Wednesday March 6 Susan Mills Barbara Fowler and Susan McPhail dance on Big Al's program. Pupils of Carol Wharton they appear on channel 13 in Kitchener from 4 30 to 5 p m providing a local talent slot.
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Acton
Susan Mills
Barbara Fowler
Susan McPhail
Big al
Carol Wharton
Channel 13
Kitchener
Groceries Stolen From Parked Car Near Acton Store
Police investigated a theft from a car parked behind LG.A store on Friday March 1 at 5 30 p m. About 17 dollars worth of groceries just purchased were taken while the owner shopped. Authorities continue to investigate.
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Acton
Lg.a
Winners Named at Crowson's Corners Euchre Night
A euchre event in Crowson's Corners crowned winners with Mrs Milne as ladies high and Mrs Joan McDonald as ladies low. Joseph Fuller took men's high while James Jesse man claimed men's low and Mrs Joseph Fuller earned Jane hands. John Dewar won the door prize. The weekly event runs Saturdays with committee Kenneth McDonald William Carnochan Leslie Carnochan and Ralph Harlow in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowson’s Corners
M. Milne
Joan McDonald
Joseph Fuller
James Jesseman
Jane Hands
John Dewar
Kenneth McDonald
Wm. Carnochan
Leslie Carnochan
Ralph Harlow
Acton Board reviews insurance and hires new teachers
The Acton board discussed building insurers and noted upcoming replacements as four teachers depart for various posts. Potential replacements include Nan Hurst, Barbara Wagner, and Brian Skerratt. contracts are still unsettled. A weekend Toronto interview for a further replacement occurred alongside a finalized budget with salary details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Acton High School
Vandergriff
Warried and Witt
Guelph
Nan Hurst
Acton
Barbara Wagner
Mieton
Brian Skerratt
Sudbury
Toronto
Park Plaza
Royal York
Police Investigate Saturday Accident at B P Service Station
Police probe a Saturday evening collision at the B P service station after a parked car driven by Lewis Merlo Freeman of Erin was struck by a second vehicle that fled the scene. Damages are estimated at $50 as investigators pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Merlo Freeman
Erin
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Acton Free Press
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Tom Watson
County Board of Education
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Javett
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Pein
Donna Hunter
Regina
North Halton
Duncan Moffatt
Chester Anderson
Caroline Nurseries Garden Centre
Caroline
UFC Swire Service
Bam
Federal Industries of Canada
Kaiser
Redera
Federal Industries
Forsyth St. Oakville
Armstrongs
Lakeview Discount Centre
Halton & Peel Trust
Geord
Main Street
John A.edgar
North Halton Advisory Board
John T Armstrong
Charman
Reford Gardhouse
Maurice Co. Basty
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W J. Beatty
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