School Board Considers Local Teachers Council in Acton
Acton school board weighs recognition of a local Teachers Council as a liaison body between principals, trustees, and teachers. Some trustees warn it could be a union in disguise while others defend its purpose to coordinate education matters across two schools. Orientation week plans for new teachers were approved and a home economics teacher position was secured with Milton Public School, salary 3800 dollars plus mileage.
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Ollie
Acton
Gwislala
B. Fosbury
Tonang Tis
Seeen
Ang Unization
Wes Wolfe
Sasial
CG McKenzie
Gunn
Lee
Ift O
Tom Watson
Flo
RA Cme
Cdi
Gii Bradley
Jdean
Ernie Maiths
Halten Eyan
FE. Smith
Transportation and Board
Milton Public School
Ho BapRor
Actons Board
Heavever Orsinab
Iran
Regelar
Puncan Mattat
Nasswaepeta
Sng Pawel
Bill Coon
Sishimil If
Deo Akcounts
Fairy Lake level returns to normal status after flood scare
Local officials report Fairy Lake water is back at normal height. The board discussed supervisory roles, pupil information needs, and coordination between Acton and Guelph Collegiate. A meeting on professional issues is planned with high school principals and district leaders.
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Fairy Lake
Roel
Tunlas
Beoak
Herbert
Robert Tatth
Acton Hydro plans No 2 Substation purchase return 8 percent
Acton Hydro’s purchase of the No 2 substation from Ontario Hydro could yield about 8 percent annual return on a $17,160 investment. The substation, built in 1960 for $605,000, includes a 2000 KVA transformer and metal clad switch house. Commission to proceed with further investigations on installation and equipment, while staff budget for 1960 discussed.
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Acton Hydro
No. 2
Ehieti Si East
Ontario Hydro
Acton
Hydtro Commission
Ontario Hualre
Ontario Pydie Commission
Hilthy
Acton Hydra Commission
Subsiaon No
Public Untities Commission
YMCA Honors Leading Members At Awards Banquet
Several young YMCA members received trophies certificates and prizes for interest enthusiasm and achievements at a national gathering in the banquet hall Monday evening Parents were present. Pat Churchill won the champion table tennis trophy though absent. John Croight presented a trophy to the champion marksman in the archery class. Other awards and crests recognized junior efforts with several officials and volunteers noted for support.
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Y.M.C.A
Tony Hopper
YMCA
Pat Churchill
John Croight
Tee
Bradley
Sthaghtest
Woth Gkur
Lates Bing
Thetrunior Fifesay Iie
Sign Cohen
Chas Denny
Bob
Largest Group Ever Receives Queen's Scout Certificates
Six Queen's Scouts from the First Acton Rover Troop led a colorful parade in uniform through Salttfest High School area including Laur ence Dihy Peter Newton Brian Overhon Ricky Cumy Kenneth Gardner and Reber Hinton. Acton troops headmaster Coles greeted by Frank Worth Provincial Commissioner for Ontario. Acton area includes Brantford Burlington Galt Guelph Hamilton. Seven lads earned the high award under former master Coles.
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Sun Proto
Acton Rover
Stoney Creek
Hartley Coles
Ricky Currie
Brian Otterbein
Bob Hinton
Ara Raver Sribpet
Rony Sotth
Dubyy Salaantoa
Ken Gardner
Coles
Queen's
Salttfest High School
Stoney Caerk Prides
Harthes Coles
Queens
Laurence Dihy
Peter Newton
Brian Overhon
Ricky Cumy
Kenneth Gardner
Reber Hinton Preudiy
Queens Syones
Ss Bead Auditor
Southmaster
Coles O
Frank Ao Worth
Ontario
Acton
Auditorum
Brantford
Burlington
Galt
Guelph
Hamilton
Noel
Glenn Barr
Teronie
Sir Sill
Rover
Board Recommends Zone Change for Main Street Block
The town board heard a proposed business block on Main Street South adjoining the water. it recommends rezoning the area to commercial and to establish a town master lot plan. Campbell seeks to sell three lots, while plans for a warehouse on Queen Street and garages were reviewed, with further details deferred to a special meeting.
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Board
Avion Phinthop Board
Tresdain
Mylanta
Campbell
Main Stratsaath
Tor
Saith
Deak
Queen Street
Stelgrove Real
PemmBston
Sunday Fire at Vandey- Wage Home
Firefighters responded to a Sunday blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs FB Vandey- Wage. Willow Steer caused by unclear circumstances led to the couple calling for help when they believed Hormpht nage vetoed control. The scene allowed the fire to burn out on its own.
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Stee
FB Vandey- Wage
Willow Steer
Hormpht Nage
Limehouse Residents Seek Canadian Papers
Three applicants seek Canadian citizenship as part of a local effort in Limehouse. The group includes Mrs Bare Jonssen Dan Van Der Mees and Hetty Van Der Meve, who plan to attend a citizenship hearing near Thursday at the Milien Court.
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Limehouse
Larse House
Mell
Canadien
Board Learns 78 Percent Pass Easter Exams Amid Cost Fears
The board reports 78% pass rates for Easter exams but voices concern over rising costs. Action notes include staff resignations, hires, and policy plans, with discussions on salaries, leave, and nonresident fees. Indicated are Acton High School results, budget items, and maintenance expenditures.
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Chris Denny
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Sid Saitz
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Murray Smith
Timmy Coles
Cannis Lion
Bamboo Daise
Ontario Faber Relations Board
Commission
Hed Powell
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CS Huikling
Pump Horse
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Abet Council
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Healtreet
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Jack Blundell
Ras Hopper
Die V's Men's Club
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Charman Coffre
Attemdenk
Hugh Heasles
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Eben Pierting
Muniipal Board
Actart
Wilson
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Pias Fiathark
Acton Birk
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Vi Hansen
Heard
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Michael Besan
Tyans
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Marl
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Guelah Board
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