Eramosa board outlines centralization plan and adds schools
On March 7 the Eramosa School Board presented a printed report to Eramosa council detailing a centralization program. It proposes two new rooms at No 2, three rooms at No 11, and a new three-room school at Eastgate with no tax increase. They argue provincial grants would cover debenture and transport costs, potentially with a slight rate reduction.
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Eramosn
Twas
Ae Penini Jy Necessaro
Amasa
Shah
Collins
Garnet Rose
A. H. Sovereign
Hattan
Vite
Ontario
Study of Africa Continued By Alert Evening Auxiliary
The Alert Evening Auxiliary met at Miss Emma Cole's home for a worship and study session. A Nigeria topic covered Church of Scotland alignment, with Agnes Gollan and Joan Roachmont contributing from Canada.
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Africa
Jdmen Mgtr
Preston Ane Y
Emma Cole
Robert Adams
Dina Wiles
Nigeria
Inglis
Church of Scotland
Canada
Agnes Gollan
Joan Roachmont
Dorothy Bulmer
Miss Gollan
Sare
Adams
Iles
Firemen Edge Band In Narrow Hockey Victory
Acton Firemen edged Citizens' Band 9 0 with a wide open game and strong defense. Williams and Spielvogel scored two apiece as the Firemen clinched the lead late, while Band standout Frank Spielvogel pressured Bernice Van Fleet in net. No injuries reported beyond a head strike to a visiting player. Band failed to convert power plays in a tense arena clash.
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Drea
Fireamen
Gwams
Lore Wieck
Done Manda Cavh
Bill Williams
Bill Spielvogel
Johnny Turkusz
Bern van Fleet
Scotty McCristall
Bill Quennell
Johnny Krapek
Four Accidents In Three Days In Acton
Four accidents in Acton over Thursday to Saturday caused just over $750 in vehicle damage. Edwin Pope and Hamer Darvh collided at Young Queen Corner Saturday afternoon. Darchway and Pope’s cars on Queen Street and Young Street. A truck backing from Thompson Motors damaged Bert Lestie Halliday on Main Street. minor damage to Archie Kentner’s Gold Cartage track. A collision on River and Main Streets Thursday noon damaged Robert Archect’s car. Millet Street incident involved Joseph Jucking as driver of the second car.
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Acton
Acton O.P.P
Edwin Pope
Meadvale
Hamer
Thompson Motors
Bower Avenue
Bert Lestie
Robert Archect
Peel St
Mill St
Harness
Joseph Jucking
Mill St. W
Birthday Party Marks 20 Years For Y's Men
A celebratory birthday event marks 20 years of the Y's Men club with past national president Mie Bow from Niagara Falls as guest speaker. Doug Copeland leads the planning, Harry Arb serves as master of ceremonies, and Charter members from the 1940 Acton club era will be honored alongside current members and service club representatives.
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Duemer
Mie Bowmnt
Niagara Falls
Doug Copeland
Ana
Harry Arb
Bill Benson
Jack Greet
Jack Calder
Jack Creighton
Wes Beatty
Mater
Obituary: Mrs Walter Foetitt dies after long Acton life
Mrs Walter Foetitt aged 41 years resident of Acton for decades died at Joseph's hospital Guelph on Tuesday March 18. She was born Beatrice England 1885 and came to Canada in 1900s living in Gall before Acton. Survived by three sons Halwa George and Robert and a daughter Dorota with eight grandchildren. Funeral at Rumley Shoenaker home March 07 with services at Padrese cemetery. pallbearers listed.
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Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Walter Vooute
RO Crescent St
Acton
Foetitt Wees Bart
Beateford
Engphind
Canada
Thy
Hind
Gall
Miracle Wallbanks
Mare Walley Pootitt
Shy
Dilwava
Halwa
George
Port Hope
Robert
Georgetown
Dorota
Miss Kirby
Georpetown
Stokteet
Rumley-Shoenaker Finer
Padrese
Savith
Ware
Aint Shaw
Tid M. Kirby
Talks to Uncle In South Wales In Six Minutes
Mrs Dawat Cohen telephones relatives from Chepstow in South Wales to reach her jailed uncle Ameles Bandidons in hospital. The operator moves My Jones to another hospital that morning. Cohen pursues a transfer, calls three hospitals, and finally reaches Jones on the ship Hine after a six minute call.
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Phenie Sane
Vets Oat
Jones
TV program features Acton Home and School speaker interview
Tele scope program in Kitchener highlighted Acton news with Mrs Browne convener and Mrs Browne discussing the association need to attract more members. Gado Nabbe of the National Film Board and Mr Noble spoke about upcoming H films to be shown. The segment aired in August on a Monday.
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Kitchener
Acton News
JE Browne
Wpre
Gado Nabbe
National Film Board
Noble
Browne
Greenock Women’s Institute Meeting Report Highlights
The Greenock Women’s Institute met at Mrs Jennie McRench's home with President Mrs Chester Allen opening. Angus Thompson read, a secretary report was delivered, and Eton Armstrong from the Department of Agriculture was to speak at Greenock School on April 2. The group voted on Red Cross campaigns and discussed textiles, garments, and fibre changes in clothing.
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Greenock Women's Enatitute
Wis
Jennie McRench
Chester Allen
Mes
Angus Thompson
Mix
Eton Armstrong
Department of Agriculture
Propane Phan
Greenock
Peeventh Gata Hessy
Red Cross Gampaigen
Win
Ballentine
Mas. McRkeown
Jvin Aiken
Candin Industries
Janeta
Vigiliuce
Ralph McKeown
Elliot Patterson
Trossenaue
ER Pearyn
Mis Win
Johnston
Cahin Arcken Gaive
Aut
Reading of Full Program in Reports at Institute
Mrs Hallentine and Miss Elva Pearen won top honors as the Institute voice presented a program. The Queen closed the session with songs while Mrs Birnie and other helpers assisted the hostess in a convivial gathering.
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The text appears garbled with multiple misspellings and lacks clear, recoverable facts. It mentions a few names or terms such as Seals, Spesner, Me Phony, Simpsons, Guelph, Easter, Roxy, and July but no coherent event, date, or organization to form a factual summary.
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Spesner
Romnaty
Guelph
Roxy
Bronte Baseball League Restored and Leaders Elected
The Halton County Baseball Association held a weekend meeting in a western Ontario town to restore the C league for Bronte and elect Otto Mangke as president. Key figures from Milton, Campbellville, and others were named to the executive as the association plans for the 1960 season with two championship series slated and divisions reorganized.
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Wreast
Yeus
Halton
Ain Inteemediate
Sarnia
Ipante Wily Breixeal
Brekel
Ontario
Qeally
Anne
Halton Association
OWA. S
Jin Walle
Milton
Eb Qukeile
John Lotticks
Bahawa
Ath Arawak Wite
Newtonville
Campbellite
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Kennedy
Whitby
Quilty
Toronto
George Goll
Vph’s Hospital
K. B. Waller
Rockwood
Fenni Medntosh
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jack Frank
Willow
LA . Heney
Jebony Kesapek Hii
Denniser
Ome
Gordon Delaney
Sapheni
Ero Castindt
Sharon
Stephen Stewart
Bartington
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Stewart
Madeleine Gibbon
Misa Elma Beaida
F. Manon
TH Coles
Cethutic Women's League
Hell
St Ambrose Whiireh
Galt
Hamilton
Ciel
Wendin
Gayle Hutfond
Hub Martin
Rasefoot Ceres
Watt
Ayettapler
Bhi Springs
Corie
Dave Peal
Bebar Onerhein
Mike Hlomer
Tatience Duby
Tebot
Batata
Burst
Phil Caddhck
Cambell
Mic Anglis
Rye Young
Tren
Halton Manor
Carther
Vand
Bob Brown
Vera Sema
Aml
Bud Reotiet
Donvia Tuive School
Mer Acton Gitk
Walter Foetitt
South Wales
Greenock WI
Pollock
Campbell
Water St
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Galt Telephone
Lovell Bros
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R._L. MARCK
Burlington & Victoria Sts., Hamilton, Ont
Grant
Queen St
Bronte
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Aston Armp
Pete
Thadt Wis
Jnber
Beday
Bate
Auiedget
Juwemis
Ane Futur
McMullen
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Mitton
Pete McMullen
Otto Mangke
Theepareve
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
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DoUgLas St. Guelph
Taylor
E.L. Buchner
E. Acton
Waterloo Office
Sherwood
Pauls
Reilly
Fitary
Ledger & Accounts
Redilorm Books
Tetilly Post and
King Binders
Toronto Biles
Felders
Oxford
Pendalles
Guades
Gidson
MME
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Butterhorns
Ledger
Bank OF Nova Scotia
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