Venetian Holiday Theme Comes Alive at High School Fair
The high school staged a Venetian themed event with Frost A A Hannen and D Engel welcoming student leaders John Wood Susan Radion and MathAnne Elliott. Students donned aprons to prepare foods while Gary Butenham Edward Long and John McNabb painted murals and Neil Franklin led stunt scenes. Music by the Equestitans accompanied the decor and student entries drew widespread interest.
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Asee
Frost A. A Hannen
Han
D. Engel
Engel
John Wood
Susan Radion
MathAnne Elliott
John McGearhie
Venice
Adele Dupuis
Cant Camp
Nancy Lauder
Cavelle Marshall
Carolyn Williamson
Barbara Brittan
Dorothy Sterdint
Teresa Maran
Eleanor Kam
Fair City
Neil Franklin
Bill Reid
Gary Butenham
Edward Long
John McNabb
Bob Hart
Ruth Anne Elliott
Susan Radford
Sally Wilson
John McGeachie
Hilt Re
Nassagaweya Tax Rates Highlight Municipal Budget
Reeve William Coulter notes township reduces general rate by applying 28 337 from last year toward a new municipal building. Taxable assessment totals 4 133 08 with components for commercial industrial residential and annuities and several local area assessments including Acton Campbellville and Rudco Mills.
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Nassagaweya
Millon Hi School
Actun High Ac
Campbellville Village
Rudco Mills
Mulfan Fire Area
Acton
William Coulter
Tewnship
Duke of Devonshire 1.C.E. Chapter Plans May Activities
The May meeting of the Duke of Devonshire chapter of the 1.C.E. decided to sponsor a student to the Waterloo seminar in June. Plans were made to present books and film strips to two public schools on May 11. A Treasure Mart was proposed again and members formed four person groups to raise funds. Mr. Spielvogel from the Lakeside Chapter spoke on the provincial annual meeting in Hamilton in April.
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Duke of Devonshire
1.C. C.E
H.R. Forve
Waterloo
University of Waterlan
Schoooss
Treasure Mart
Spielvugel
Lakeside
Onder Bel
Hamilton
Easter Florida road trip ends in car trouble and fund aid
A high school teacher Sonia Moulton and five students toured Florida visiting Tampa Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale among others. After a roadside fire damaged the car they towed to Fort Lauderdale and later borrowed a car to continue to Seminole Reservation camp to raise funds for repairs. The trip included a stop at John F Kennedy's cemetery and a return to Ottawa to visit family.
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Florida
Sonia Moulton
Mins Moulton
Jill Hurt
Sandra Slingerland
Donna Pendieton
Martha Hoey
Bonnie McDougall
Miss Moulton
Londendale
Arlington Cemete
Ottawa
Miss Moultan
Parsons
Chuchwark
Miami Beach
Nomi Ules
Sunshine Parko Frosway
Mix Moultan
Nod
Fort Lauderdale
Gulf of Mealon
Atlantic Ocean
Artington’ Cemetery
John F
Milton High School Ratepayers Face 1965 Tax Changes
Milton High School plans show southern township ratepayers not facing large increases while administration salaries rise by 92000 with a full time assessor and assistant hired. A working funds reserve set in 1984 was removed from 1965 rates, and Reeve Coulter commended public school board for close cooperation as it reduced its rate by 12 in a cited figure.
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Milton High School
Reeve Coulter
Public
Ontario farm customers use more electricity than urban homes
Residents of Ontario rely on abundant electric power. Farm customers now average over 6000 kilowatt hours annually, higher than urban residential consumption.
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Ontario
New Rector from Scotland Joins St Alban’s Rectory
Rev. R. McMurray, native of Paisley, Scotland, arrives with wife Ur sula and four children to Acton’s St. Alban’s rectory. He graduated from Trinity College in 1950, taught at University College Toronto, tutored at Cornell, and served in Ontario parishes before taking up the Beameville and Smithville double parish duties.
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R. McMurray
Ursula
Gillian
Michael
Gavin
Morag
Acton
St. Alban’s
Mr. McMurray
Paisley
Scotland
Nater
Canada
Toronto
Trinity College
Tennies
St. John's Anglican Church
Thorald
St. Jude's Church
Oakville
St. Alban’s Church
Beameville
Tus
Aparts
Heameside
St. Luke's Church
Smithville
Jennia Lolans
Tal
McMurray
Jeffrey St
Lakeview
Seven Leaving P S Staff Fill Public School Vacancies
Trustees face annual teacher vacancies with seven resignations noted. up to three to four replacements expected to sign contracts by weekend. Safety patrol trip to Ottawa chosen for Kenny Marshall. two patrolmen per school to attend summer camp. bus trips approved to Toronto and Guelph. gratitude expressed for Maple Leaf Gardens event.
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Keith Blair
el Gibon
Leslie Ann Duby
Webb
Pat Jones
Mes. Byerman
Keith Allen
Vic Bristow
Te Wanalo
Kenny Marshall
Robert Little Seniot
Ottawa
Hamilton Automobile Club
Shoot Safety Patrol
Toronto
Wnt Guelph
Robert Little School
Mark Hurst
Roy Wong
Ontario hospital bed counts rise sharply across sectors
The record notes 16 472 public hospital beds in Ontario at the start of grants for hospital construction. It cites 38 500 beds in public hospitals presently plus 4 000 beds in private and Federal facilities, 23 000 in Provincial mental hospitals, and 1 825 in tuberculous sanatoria.
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Ontario
WSS
County government debate stresses local units and growth
Dr Cumming urged maintaining competent admin staffs and warned counties must adapt or disappear. He cited Halton population growth from 1953 to present and compared it with national county growth. Oakville Mayor Massun and Burlington Reeve Gallagher praised the county dinner as a chance for regulators to discuss common problems, with Warwick Merry presiding.
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Page
Ontario
Halton
Cumming
Varraccha
Alan Massun
Oakville
Gordon Gallagher
Burlington
Acton
Les Duby
Warnden Hert Merry
Churchill Church Changes Time for Sunday Service
The Churchill church will move Sunday services to 10 o clock starting May 9 from the previous 10 30 time. A number attended the Ballinata church anniversary on May 2. Local residents visited relatives in Brampton Hamilton and Dundas.
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Churchill
Aelock
Ballinatad
John Near
Glen and
Baal
Alen Dessey
Hillsburgh
Mroo
Ron Saunders
Roy Warne
Brampton
John Lightle
Esquesing Rapped for Poor Tax Record by Auditors
Auditor Lever and colleagues criticized Esquesing Township for lax tax collection, noting unpaid taxes total about 151833.50 dollars or 32 percent of the levy. They warned of a dangerous situation and urged methods to reduce arrears while detailing 1964 surplus, road-spending cuts, and current liabilities including debentures and school debt.
Grass fires keep Acton fire brigade busy weekend
Weekend incidents saw two Sunday fires to homes of Sam Snow in Erin Township and Ale Near in Naseagaweya township, then Monday afternoon crews rushed to Jimmy Green’s home on Highway 25 South to extinguish a grass blaze.
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Acton Pire
Sam Snow
Erin
Naseagaweya
Jimmy Green
Highway 25
H. McMulkin Buys Home in Guelph Area
H McMulkin of They will be living is Guelph ban s Church Acton by Rev J Leer.
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H. McMulkin
Guelph
Ban’s Church
Acton
Rev
J. Leer
Watch your steps on the stairs, flour and gas warning
A cautionary note warns readers to mind stairs and avoid flour and gas hazards. It urges careful handling of kitchen ingredients and propane or natural gas to prevent accidents in homes.
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van Orr
Nara
P.S
Pollock and Campbell
Water St
North Galt
E. T. Marks
Mill
Earth
Sterling
Rachlin- Jewellers
SY Mill ST
Acton, Ont
Capital Reserve Fund
Dills
Mill St
Eairprep
Skippy
Safeco
Denny’s Insurance Agency
Hill
Harold
Georgetown Yellowjackets
Delrex Plaza
Guelph St
Hornby Church
Radio Towers
No. 7 Hwy
DEPT
PET
Budgies
Canaries
Lady Beth
Chamonette Gloves
Hinton
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