Award Dinner Honors Gord Hodge At YMCA Event
The annual awards dinner for YMCA activity winners honored speaker Gord Hodge. About 40 youths attended the May 2 event at the Acton YMCA, receiving trophies for Olympics, hockey, gardening, chess, checkers, badminton, and Easter contests. Hodge stressed friendship, character, and being a good example through storytelling and demonstrations.
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Gord Hodge
Acton Chamber Plans Bike Safety and Community Events
Acton Chamber of Commerce approves safety tape for bicycles with OPP officers to supervise. Teams will volunteer June 1 to tape bikes at local schools. Also discussed were Christmas decorations and Santa Claus parade. no fish derby will be held at Fairy Lake due to stock difficulties.
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J. Gay
F.’ Ganley
B. Wood
O P.P
Acton
Fairy Lake
Fire Threatens Calcium Plant
Fire threatened the King Calcium Products plant at Sampoadiviile early Saturday. Damage to contents totaled about $400 as Milton firemen and plant employees emptied the bagging room and helped keep the blaze in check. Fire Chief A. E. Clement said workers arriving at 8 am found smoke in the bagging room. They attempted to douse it and summoned firefighters. A neighbor had earlier reported smoke, thinking it was dust.
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Mower Purchase Approved by Parks Board
The Parks Board approved purchasing a new Rovary mower for Acton Park at 450 dollars. A demonstration confirmed the machine’s suitability for park use. The $450 cost covers the new equipment.
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L Braida Wins Two Scholastic Awards
Lene Beards, 24, son of Mico and Mow, has received a Canadian Industries Limited Fellowship in Chemical Engineering worth 7000 dollars and a National Research Council Studentship of 2000 dollars. He graduated in Chemical Engineering from the University of Terente and is pursuing a Master of Applied Segner and Eragnecraig degree while seeking a doctorate. Born in Acton, he attended local schools and is returning to Acton after studying abroad.
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Mico
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Abele Draida
Main Street
Canadian Industries Limited
National Research Council
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Universiy of
Terente
Lewards
Mother's Day Services Noted Across Churches
Mother's Day is observed this May 12 with special services. Some parishes combine observances with attendance at morning services. The event was organized by Miss Anns Jarvin and is nationally observed in May.
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Mim Anns Jarvin
Acton Council Approves Two Phase Water Plan Expansion
Acton council heard an engineer’s two phase plan to extend water facilities for about 1,000 residents at an estimated 168,078. The first phase would install a 12 inch cast iron pipeline from the third line site to Peel Street with blasting. The second phase adds a new well pump and dual tank with metering equipment and a reserve line to Vine Street. An Ontario Water Resources Commission report supported proceeding under OWIC guidance.
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Turessey
Peel St
Sand Ken Hyde
HOV Andersen
Endigecen
Pieacnl Lng
Andy Con
Whallewest
Vode
Ontario Water Resources Commission
OWIC
Voters Count 39 612 Eligible for June Federal Election
Hatton Alex Cooke of Mitton announced that 39 612 people in the county will be eligible to vote on June 10. The figure may rise due to late corrections, with enumeration broken down by towns and areas listed in the release.
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Malton
Acton
Acton Public School Board Reports Weekly Activities
The Acton Public School Board met at the Robert Little School with Chairman J Wo Walfe presiding. Reports noted the recovered tape recorder, Halton County Music Festival success due to Miss Evelyn Goodwin, Acton pupils achieving a first triple trio with five seconds and one third, and engagement of Miss Goodwin three days a week. Financials covered $56 non resident fees and $16,000 legislative grant in part, plus payment authorization for a $1,400 financing item. corner stone for the Mr Bennett school was on hand. The teacher management committee reported full staff for the term and the board commended the committees. The Friendly Circle held a successful Maypole tea and baking sale at United Church.
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Legon
PUC
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Acton
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Weter
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Watson Dairy
Teem
T. Whiller and Son
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J Wo Walfe
Acton Public School Board
Robert Little
Wo McKennie
Halton
Evelyn Goodwin
Misa Goodwin
Actin
E.P
Mr. Bennett
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