Acton Athletes Break Records At Ontario District Meet
Acton high school athletes set multiple marks at the Ontario district field day, led by Keith Ranney and Rick Whyte who shattered records in sprints, jumps, and throws. Georgetown won the boys championship with 336 points, Acton 297, while Erin and Milton trailed. Acton girls earned 397 points to place fourth overall. The meet sent teams to Guelph Saturday for the C.W.C.S.S.A. championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ontario
Georgetown
Keith Ranney
Rick Whyte
Don Price
John Gay Jr
Allan Hall
Tech
Keith Anlahed
A. Monkhouse
A. Switzer
Milton
Gernstein
John Goy
Pole Wouth
Son Goy
Lynn Vale
Anne Vale
Bonnie McDougall
Bantams
Rick Whyts
D. Brewster
M. Cummins
Bantam
P. Martin
Gcorgetown
G. Callard
R. Schut
Erin
P. Barragger
Brall Proto Acton
C.W.O.S.S
50th Anniversary Fair Committees Named
Acton area committees named for the 50th anniversary fair with Calvert Aitken presiding at the April meeting. Appoints include chairs for horse, cattle, dairy, livestock, hall, field crops, booths, and publicity. a list of officers and volunteers was issued for the event.
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Wallace Lasby
Wn Jackson
Sandy Buchanan
Waldie
Geo. Jackwat
Aitken
Jack Holmes
Ken Swhbington
Don Matthews
Wilmer Fryer
Fyfe Sonmerville
Chas
McNabb
Staal Morrison
Saith Griffin
Geo. Jackson
Braid
Jock Holmes
D D
Hall
Chas. Thompson
Wilmer Freer
Pate Somerville
Mac Spal
Booths
Mideay
Win Thanpeoo
J Dennis
Walter Pin
Tuntor Astatry
Urania
Pete Somerville
Sanny Buchanan
Jas McCullah
J. A. Francis
JD Burnett
Donati
TL Milner
Win Thumpson
Root Davidson
Mel McCulloggh
Don Brown
Blows Matawan
Jack Marshall
Walter Fiser
Ralph Denny
Cal Altaen
NS Biaila
Wilmer Fiver
Manin Hunter
Chas McNabb
Hoh
Atete
OH. Hinton
Chas. McNabb
N. Brans
Lloyd McEnery
Calvin Aji
Georgetown Lawyer John Ord Appointed Deputy Magistrate
John D. Ord of Georgetown has been appointed a deputy magistrate effective May 11. He plans to continue his criminal practice, aims to take a partner later, and will serve as a substitute magistrate when others are ill or on vacation. Ord served in the RCAF during World War II and was called to Queen's Counsel in 1981.
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Dirwclows
Acton Agriculfiat Sawcety
Haggest
Calveir Aitken
Mo. Swackhatter
Wood Mkevielson
Phaconay
Heinsles
Gaorvhon Dealig
Jesse Mao Bucey
Sendy Geevhanan
Dus Brown
Sog Martson
Fred Rentnerfi
Stan Matthews
Walla
Ap Id
Georgetown
John D. Ord
Ontario
Tr. T
Ord
Osgood Hall
University of Toronto
Mr. Ord
Toronto
Croll and Borins
David Croll
Cieoggetown
George Hewnane
Fret Hetson
Queen's Cine
RCAF
Rodin
Cine
Roger
Herb Dodds
Jon Casburn
Acton Hay
Mic Cashton
Firefighters Host Bantams Award Individual Trophies
Acton firefighters honored their bantam hockey team at a Saturday banquet in the fire hall. Captain Garry Tail received MVP honors while members including Ken Maltby Bert Logen Ricky Lambert Terry Cole Kevan Hall Alan McNabb Johny McGeachie Jim Barden Barry Elliot Reid Helternan Bob Pacholok Jim McCoy Steven Townsley Allan McKenzie and Bruce Casburn received trophies for the four-town tournament.
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Acton
Garry Taillater
Ken ‘Maltby
Bert Logen
Ricky Lambert
Terry Cole
Kevan Hall
Alan McNabb
Johny McGeachie
Jim Barden
Barry Elliot
Reid Helternan
Bob Pacholok
Jim McCoy
Steven
Seven New Teachers Approved for Public Schools
Public school board trustees approved seven teaching replacements. New hires include staff for The Robert Little and MeoZ Bennett schools. Principals McKenzie and Smith, with Vic Hrnstow, visited Stratford and Hamilton Teachers' Colleges to recruit.
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Public School Board
Robert Little School
Fou
Meoz
Bennett School
GW McKenzie
Ehuer Smith
Chaiman Vic Hrnstow
Stratford Teachers’ College
Hamilton Teachers’ College
Robert
Keith Allen
Dushani
Nanny Jasper
Mildmay
Stratherd Teachers’ College
Losies
Aopen Feet
Mitton
High School Suspends Chronic Truants After Board Debate
The district high school suspended 17 students for chronic absenteeism after attendance officer Bob Algie reported the count to the board. Assistant Principal Michael Bevan and Principal EA Hansen cited contacting parents and enforcing discipline to address attendance issues.
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Wren High
Primipal
EA Hansen
Michael Bevan
Dwight Engel
Bob Algie
Miro Engel
Engel
Increased Water Pressure Rises Across Town Mains
City upgrades Churchill Road North supply after a half million spent to lift reservoir height. Homes may gain lower insurance, stronger pressure, and better flow, while some risk plumbing issues and lawn hose damage from higher force. Residents urged to fit pressure relief valves and expect peaks near 100 pounds per square inch.
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Churchill Road
Churchill
Cemetery. Hill
Acton
Counci
Jack Reid Chosen H S Board Chairman Five New Teachers Start Here
Acton district high school engages five new teachers for fall under principal E A Hansen. New staff include Ronald Helmes Windsor teaching grades 9 10 French. Ronald McCallum Toronto history. John Davidson Lennoxville geography history. Marilyn Way Waterloo history geography. Susan Kench Port Credit typing shorthand and special commercial.
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Jack Reid
H.S. Board
Acton
E. A. Hansen
Ronald Helmes
Windsor
Ronald McCallum
Toronto
P. EE
John Davidson
Lennoxville
Quebec
Marilyin Way
Waterloo
Susan Kench
Port Credit
Kench
June Conway
Guelph
Joan Lee
Pete Robinson
South Peel Board of Caucasian
William Patterson
Ois
Deep River
Ontario College of Education
U N Seminar At Waterton College Plans Meet
An Acton high school student and United Nations seminar at Waterton College runs from June 13 to 38. Duke of Devorshire and Cakeside chapters of the 10, DLE agreed Tuesday to cooperate in sharing costs. The decision on delegates will be made next week. This is a new venture for the chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
United Natione
Waterton College
Duke of Devorshire
Cakeside
Knox Congregational Meeting Shelves $95,000 Church Extension
A Knox Congregational meeting shelved a proposed extension costing about 95 000. The plan included large classrooms a furnace storeroom and kitchen. Costs and fundraising were discussed with committee members voting to delay until finances improved.
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Knox Congregational Meeting
Toronto
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Acton School
Don Harris
Rick—Whyte
Don—Harris
G. Hallett
George
Joh
Don Whyte
J. Brewster
Bill Roper
Bill Rogers
Dave Garrett
Bil Rogetree
Bill
Bo Price
Jim Peal
Les McPhedran
Ron Campbell
Walter Fever
Walter Rinkaie
Rae Wet
Ralph
Benny
Pean
Don. Brown
Bob Marshall
Lloyd Me Enery
Clark Armatrang
Jay
Lat Ger
Liovdt Mclean
Martin Hunter
Geo Wallace
Harold Brown
Smith Griffin
John Ord Dep
Prechet
Mick Hioine
Bac
Tune Ladigs
Hove
Doug Baten
Thea Enero Iickerr
Poland
Revan
Bagel
Earan Plenis
Houbes
Arden
Iice
Nassagaweva Oo Tristee
Dane Moffat
Juck
Reid
Department of Education
O.C.E
Acton Board
Jack Roial
Widden
Chester Anderson
Wwe
Madk
Force
Tom
Cabeays
Real
Chosah
Wet- Anderson
William Middleton
Apartment of Education
U.N. Seminar
Boy Presbyterian Bite
Ohana
Cdg
Allnagers
Rene Chunk
Connie
C.N.I Dows
Stratford
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