Formation of Cadet Corps Approved by School Board
The Acton school board approved forming a Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps for male students. Enrollment is voluntary with after school instruction and uniforms provided by the board and the army. Cadets may attend a summer camp with a $100 allowance. first year equipment will be supplied by the board.
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Acton High School
Witther
Mendors
Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps
Michaud
Evan
Buard
Abnor Ally High
Gove
Canadian Army
Decoration Day Committee Buys Seven New Red Ensigns
The Decoration Day committee under chairman Ab Trnwein arranged the annual parade outdoor service and grave decorations. The group has previously purchased twelve Red Ensigns for the town decorations.
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Sevn
Ab Trnwein
Cadet of the Year Named At St John Ambulance
Brenda Gath Fryer is awarded Cadet of the Year for general proficiency in the No. 417 Acton Combined Division. Prize includes a pen donated by Gilmour and memorial tribute to Brigadier Tan Cumberland. Cadet Nurse of the White Cross also awarded to a girl.
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St. John Ambulance Councuods
Brenda Gath Fryer
Acton
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Georgetown Acton rivalry highlighted at CW OSSA meet
Milton tops district track day edging Acton in points as Georgetown hosts in Guelph. Results list last names and schools Acton Georgetown Milton Evinaoys with events including dashes sprints shot put and jumps.
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Georgetown
Milton
Acton
Georgetown High School
Erin
S.S.A
Guelph
OAC
George
Sun
Anly
Acton District
Mary Grischow
Bruce Cashum
Ty Cook
Kay Chisham
John McGeachie
Ror Haller
Allan’ Hall
Ted
Barbara Norton
Bonnie McDougall
Press School Centennial Battle Over Township Renovation
A clash in Nassagawega township chambers pits the council against the Woman of Nassagawega Centennial Project Committee. The petition with 320 names urges rebuilding the Nassagawega School as a township office at an estimated 7000 dollars to mark Canada’s 1967 centennial. The council previously discussed a new administration building beside the township garage on the Guelph line with rumored costs near 40000 dollars.
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Nassageweys
Maurice Newton
Woman of
Nassagawega
Canada
Guelph
Fato
M. Newton
Newton
Halton County
Court House
Nassugaweva
Skeal
Mio L
Mir
Hh Zimmerman
Ad Mitton
Archie Cairns
Bill
Acook
Citizens protest $40,000 township building plan
A protest group presents a 320 name petition to the council opposing a proposed $40,000 building project. They cite debt, rising taxes, and argue for restoration and per capita costs far lower than cited, urging preservation over a cement block facility on Campbellvite Road.
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Campbellvite
Local council debates petition names and school restoration funding
Councillors questioned signatures on a petition and debated a district school restoration at Second Line 15 while considering a $18 142 municipal building loan. Mrs Newton derided Deputy Reeve Young as a tyrant, urging executive talks and tighter group discussions. The meeting kept funds for a future office and planned a committee from the women’s group.
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Fint
Sigoad
B.D. Young
Newton
Napoleon
Nassagareeya
Anl
Ok Stone
We Womens Group
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Reeve W. Quilter
New Senior Citizens Club Forms in YMCA Meeting
Cliff McKay hosts inaugural gathering as Jim Ralston named first president. Officers include Hob O Ara as president, Mel Donald Reid as secretary, Annie Aitken as treasurer. Committees planned for program, welcoming, membership, refreshments, and visiting with Reviecation director din CasBorn chairing the event.
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Jim Ralston
YMCA
Hob O'ara
Mel Donald Reid
Annie Aitken Latee Chadian
Din Cas Born
Vic Hadfield Faces Q&A at Legion Minor Sports Banquet
Vic Hadfield, famed forward with the New York Rangers, answered questions from young athletes at the Acton Legion Minor Sports banquet. He urged attendees to finish high school, praised players like Gardie Huse and Bob Baun, and stressed education before pursuing sports.
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Vic Hadfeld
New York Ranger
Legion Minor
Hadfeld
Avoib
Beter
Hem
Gardie Huse
Eddie Shuck
A. DT
Bob Baun
Mub Baun
New York Rangers
Hadfield
Miner Sport
Bobybaanett
Banded Veebal
Eddie Phillips
Lockly
Mr. Loutelt
Gordon McCutcheon
Fred Allin
Ivan Kirby
Ted Page
Flamshton Peal
Bob Loutett
Vic Hadtichd Sr
Legion
James Gann
Bill Buchwanin
Gordon James
Sepion
James Gunn
Meinoper Don Ryder
Blue Hornets
George Malozzie
William Buchanin
Charlie Thomson
Buffalo Qeam
Acton Creamery
Ivan Kilbyro
Kerwin McAhail
Rochester
Tom Watson
Dawd Watson
Albert Irwin
Managret
Niagane Falls
John Som
John Pipher
Creig Weklon
Ottawa trip promotes high school student Carl Wier
Carl Wier 16 has been chosen to attend the Rotary sponsored Adventuring in Citizenship program in Ottawa. He departs by plane Sunday and returns Thursday, where he will write a report for the Vice Press and speak at a Rotary Club meeting.
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Prewat
Jack Reid
Dwight Engel
Troinees Duncan
Mottet
Cheater Andirson
Kerwin McPhail
Abbot Tor
Siresnsing
Revan
Princespal E. Hansen
Cart Wier
Rotan
Adventing In Citizenship
Ottawa
Vice Press
Rotary Club
Peatdle
To Wier
Jeffrey Ave
Nahehys
Acton
Pas Thales
Etue
Canada
Lows Rotary Clubs
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Public Wheel Board
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Malton
Evin
Aoys
Mt. Casburn
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Casburn
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Parsons
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Reder
Total
Fred Gordon
Keren Ashley
Mr Gordon
Carola McCure
Michael Hanson
the Council
Cetus
Nassapaweva
Bell Telephone
Elsie Frank
Cliff McKay
New Senior Citizens Club
George Fryer
Mas
Geaups Onetsedd
Sonal Bowie
Fale
GW Alc Kensic
Avten
Aries
Vic Hadfield
Legion Sports
Glenn Holmes
Jack Kent Faye
Taysons
Doug Igerecht
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Charles Grodrew
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Milpet
Carl Wier
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