Dublin Women's Institute Holds Annual Meeting With Pot-Luck Dinner
Dublin Wisconsin hosts its annual Dublin Women’s Institute meeting at Mrs. Ige Robertson’s home with a pot-luck supper and singing. Officers and committees were introduced, plans for Achievement Day in May discussed, and Mrs. Duncan Moffat elected president for 1963 64.
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Dublin
Tritute
Ige Robertson
Sideroad
Nasangawoya
W. McIntyre
C.mcintyre
Duncan Moffat
W. Frank
Townships Back Proposal to Expand Williama Ave High School
Council members from O.K. Baquealng and Nassagaweya meet Monday and Tuesday to approve a plan for adding to Williama Ave High School. Board reps outlined the project increasing capacity from 3460 to 768.
Scout Mothers Sponsor Dance Honors New Baby and Fire Loss
A local Scout Mothers event celebrated the birth of a baby girl for Mr and Mrs John Hanoak. Mr Sam Snow survived a barn fire on Thursday night but lost the barn though saved the stock. A party for Mr and Mrs Charlie Davidson of Acton marked their wedding anniversary with music by McEnerys.
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Ava John Hanoak
Sam Snow
Jay
Charlie Davidson
Acton
Ballinatad ‘Hall
Dane Ne
McEnerys
Robarts accused of buying Metro votes in Halton remarks
Burlington Liberal candidate Owen Mullin charged the Robarts government with bribery by redistributing seats and funding Metro Toronto projects to win urban support. He cited Halton’s lack of aid for schools hospitals welfare and capital works and claimed provincial money favors Toronto while Halton bears the cost.
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Robarts
Toronto
Mullin
Houston
Halton
Ail
Hulton
Metro
Conservative
Bennett School Choir Wins Prizes at Music Festival
At the M. S. Bennett Home and School Association meeting on April 25 Glenn Banks led a larger choir that won two first prizes at the Music Festival. Mrs. G Wallis reported progress on the Fun Fair planned for May 11 and requested donations of rim tagage baking white elephants books toys plants and more. A film The Age of Turmoil about adolescence was shown and Elmer Smith was thanked for aiding in obtaining and winning the event time.
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O.ac
Guelph
World of Holland
Acton Women’s Institute
H. Blyth
M. %. Bennett Home and School Association
Glenn Banks
M. 7. Bennett School
G. Wallis
J. Davidson
Chidren
Elmer Smith O
Harg R
Jerome
NDP Vote blamed on fanatical papers at Halton meeting
Local Halton area groups met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Armstrong at 110 Bronte Street Milton to discuss the election results and plan a countywide membership drive. Federal candidate Filis Fullerton thanked attendees and praised organizer Bill Cumpsty. Attendees included area reps from Acton Burlington Georgetown Milton and rural areas. Light refreshments followed the gathering.
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Halton N.D.P
Ivan Armstrong
Bronte Street
Milton
Edo
Thias
Halton
Toronto
Filis Fullerton
Bill Cumpsty
Acton
Brendan Aherne
James Pope
John Barr
Burlington
Patrick Clancy
Bill Cannon
Georgetown
van Armstrong
M Caputo Ray
W Smith
Peg. Fraser
Murray Kerninghaw
Alois Reichert
Dave Bailes
Oabkville
Michael Hens
Scott McKay
Roll Skinner
Jim Lougahba
Bill Johnston
Stone
Rockwood
J. Lesley
Hornby
Ball Githes
Former Actonian Deputy Minister Appointed Education Deputy
William R. Stewart, son of Ma and Mrs. W H M Stewart of Acton, is named deputy minister of education for the province GU Ontario. Born here, he studied locally, lived with Milton family after his father left school principal post to become Halton Children's Aid superintendent, and has served as assistant superintendent of secondary school education. Former Actonian Cam Ray McNab is named deputy minister for highways.
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GU Ontanoe
William R. Stewart
Bite Ma
W HM. Stewart
Actog
Milton
Halton Children’s Aid
Stewart
Pacticutaris
Migs Mlz. Bennett
Camray McNab
Bs Eteputy
Highwervs
Bandsmen Play Concert Sunday at Robert Little School
Acton Citizens' Band gave a lively performance Sunday evening at the Robert Little school auditorium. Under bandmaster AN Perrot the musicians opened with marches overtures and polkas to a pleased audience. Ted Tyter Jr. served as master of ceremonies.
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Acton
Robert Little
AN Perrot
Ted Tyter Jr
Girl Wins Ontario Fire Prevention Poster Contest
Martha from Burlington receives honorable mention in the Ontario Fire Chiefs Association poster contest. She will get a certificate and a cash prize after her Glenview Public School entry placed among top posters. David Downs of Milton also earned a local win in the Yaokon County Fire Prevention poster contest.
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Marths
Burlington
Halton County
Teprady
Ontario Fire Chiefs’ Association
A. FR. Clement
Milton
Martha
Glenview
David Downs
J. M. Denven School
Yaokon County
Teau
Bureau
Paul McConnell
SS. 18
Caledunpnasar
Alton
Ontario
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Homby
Rivera
Williams Ave
Ion
Clark Armstrong
O'Gorman
Ector
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
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Alex Near
W. Brittan
C. M. Davidson
Geo. Robertson
M. McCullough
J.C. Dennis
M. Netlis
M. Somerville
Hi.pay
C. Avr
G. Rognvaldson
Duttiell
A. Near
H. Newton
DB. Rennick
C Britton
F. Wilson
A. Bear
Myer C Thomson
W. Britton
G. Thomson
B. Rennick
C. Armstrong
P. Kennedy
W—Franks
W.— McIntyre
G. Robertson
Geo. ‘Collins
Agriculture and Canadian Industries
J. A. van Fleet
C. McIntyre
G Robertson
G. Rogavaldaan
D! Kennedy
H. Boyd
Edward Wilson
GR. Somerville
G. Collins
Booth
W Britton
C. Thomson
M. Nellis
C. Britton
Ibsen
O.K
Christan Reformed Church
Inteson
Peel Sr
Ballivapad
Scout Mothers
Martin
New Democrat
Kidies
Safeco
Brock ST
Denny's Insurance Agency
Billy & "Harold
Masson
Pontiac
Hoenderus
Auto Trananisgiat
Fastia
Whitewall
Ares
Ewal
SM Vamnhall
Marunn
Studfbaker
Resonance
Jahr Ifin Steel
Pete Masson Motors Ltd
BUICK
Queen ST. E
Our Blue
FORD
Temban
Hemtesbly Mentions
Mises
Olga Comes
Scampibee
Federtey
Sass
Sar” Igre
Judy Smale
Ancy Hubbard
Preuss
Patrick Witeer
Shingiebows
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Janets
Suule
East
Zore
Sam
Lh.a. Hardware Stores
Gordon
Ont
H.A
Sesecration
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Quebec
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