Acton Stars Set Records in C.W.O.S.S.A Trials
Leading high school athletes at Acton dominated events with multiple records. Keith Ramney and Rick Whyte highlighted a day of outstanding performances across sprint, distance, and field events with Acton and Georgetown teams scoring high totals.
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Smash Records
C.W.O.S.S.A
Ontario
Georgetown
Acton
Pr School
Keith Ramney
Orda Ta
Aerilor
Whyte
Don Price
John Gay Jr
Allan Rilee
Reo
Riee Otatth
Falah
Rick Whyte
Tn Bantam Sivinkort
TiAning Ah
Broad Uimp
Allan Hall
Intermedilate
Acton School
Bantam
Don Harris
Ooyword Nash
G. Hallett
Georgeton
Bon Whyte
J. Brewster
Bill Rogers
Dave Garrett
Weald
BI Rogers
Bill
Lynn Vale
Anne Vale
Bonnie McDougall
Bantams
D. Brewster
M. Cummins
Keith Ranniy
Bris
P. Martin
Iyectown
G. Callards
Milton
R. Schut
Erin
P. Barrager
Hove
Weturn
Guelph
C.W.O
Stavious
Keith Ranney
Bartem
50th Anniversary Fair Committees Named
Acton Agricultural Society names directors for its 50th anniversary fair and outlines committee structure. New officers include Calvin Aitken and Mrs Swackhamer with plans for departments such as cattle dairy poultry and livestock parade. Major committee lists cover booth management donations grants publicity and crop competition.
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Acton Agricultural Saniety Bekt
Calvin Aitken
Swack- Haier
Ay SoIey
Roo. Dyevichson
Ohsaartiae
da Commitiee
Mediate
Thea Desi
Hemsley
Gonion Teslic
Justic A Enero
Sanity Rachanan
Dan Brown
G. Morri4som
Fred, Kentner Jr
Stan Matthews
Walker Lashes
Bob Maurshall
Chasashy
Rae West
Jas. Aitken
Wim Jackson
Ren Stut Bangtoh Yas
McCollah
Maw Saany
Laurens Treenaar
Lestie Swackhamer
Ka Wonorshi
Develoo
Heave Homes
Walter Fryer
Walter Linham
Shalts
Enery
Clark Armstrong
Jan Led
Jack Marshall
Lov Ficieen
Aeris Hunter
Supe Wallace
Harold Beach
Smith Griffin
Wallace Lasby
Win Jackaon
Sandy Buchanan
D. D. Waldie
Geo. Jackson
Jack Holmes
Ken Swichington
Ron Matthews
Wilmer Fryer
Fyfe Somerville
Chas. McNabb
Chas
McKeown
Stas Morrison
Livestock Parade
Smith Geilting
En. Jackson
N. Braids
McNabb
D D
Fyte
Somerville
Mac Sprowl
Midway
Wm Thonpoon
J. Dennis
Walter Lin Tam
N. Brajia
Prynce Somerville
Samy Buchanan
Jas. McCulloch
J. A. Francis
J. D. Burnside
Lo McEnery
Wim. Thompon
Root
Chass .Thompson
H. Hinton
Jack Beles
Geo.Jackson
N. Brat
Lloyd
Calvin Alt
John Ord Appointed Deputy Magistrate in Georgetown
Georgetown lawyer John D. Ord has been appointed deputy magistrate effective May 13. He will preside in local criminal cases when magistrates are ill or on vacation. Ord, who plans to keep his private practice and take a partner, expects to handle about 95 percent of criminal trials as magistrate. He is a World War II veteran and husband with three sons, Robin, Clive, and Roger.
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Georgetown
John D. Ord
Ontario
Iit
Mr. Ord
Ord
Senrgervaty
Osgomi Hall
University of Toronto
Toronto
Crolla Borins
David Erol
George Hewson
Queen's Counsel
RCAF
Robin
Clive
Roger
Firefighters Host Bantams Give Individual Trophies
Acton firefighters sponsored bantam hockey players were honored with trophies after winning the four town tournament. Team captain Garry Tailleter earned the MVP trophy, with awards for Ken Maltby, Bert Logen, Ricky Lambert, Terry Cole, Kevan Hall, Alan McNabb, John McGeachie, Jim Barden, Barry Elliott, Reid Helleran, Bob Pacholok, Jim McCoy, Steven Ellen Townsley, Allan McKenzie and Bruce Casburn.
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Acton
Bantam Hockeyeam
Garry Tailleter
Ken Maltby
Berty Logen
Ricky Lambert
Terry Cole
Kevan Hall
Alan McNabb
John McGeachie
Jim Barden
Barry Elliott
Reid Helleran
Bob Pacholok
Jim McCoy
Steven
Seven New Teachers for Public Schools Hired
Public school staffing gains seven teachers for Robert Little and M. Z. Bennett schools. G W McKenzie and Elier Smith plus Vic Bristow visited Stratford and Hamilton Teachers' Colleges to hire staff. New Robert Little hires include Keith Allen Durham Nancy Junper Mildmay and Lesley Anne Duby Acton. Bennett School adds Donna Kingsbury Nellie Steenbergen Gayle Hanna from Elizabeth Burrell. Middleton attends Milton meeting on teaching conversational French and co curricular schooling.
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Robert Little
Mo Z. Bennett
G. W. McKenzie
Elier Smith
Vic Bristow
Stratford Teachers’ College
Hamilton Teachers’ College
Keith Allen
Durham
Nancy Junper
Mildmay
Lesley Anne Duby
Acton
Lakeshore Teachers’ College
Bennett
Donna M. Kingsbury
Rockwood
Nellie P. Steenbergen
Drumbu
Gayle Hanna
Dunnville
Elizabeth M. Burrell
Wingham
Louis Rotary
William Middleton
Milton
Park event notes with golfers and equipment
Thursday evening last week at the gulf park a group of 71 men gathered. Nine hades and two bows were present while golf pro Doug Bruton planned a later appearance with his paraphernalia.
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Gulf Climee
Doug Bruton
Salay D
High School Acts To Curb Chronic Truancy
The district high school board authorized Principal E. A Harmen and Assistant Principal Bevan to tighten truancy enforcement. An attendance officer reported 17 students were chronically absent, with two senior students absent last Friday. Parents were notified and trustees debated who should handle absenteeism and its broader impacts.
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von District High School Board
E. A Harmen
Ao Bevan
Engel
Engel von Nispuint
Weiates
Increased Water Pressure Through Town Mains
Town residents see rising water pressure as Churchill Road North feeds a new reservoir. The project cost about 176000 dollars and aims to boost supply for industry and homes while reducing fire risk. Officials warn of potential plumbing stress and advise installing rated relief valves. By month end pressure is expected to peak with some readings near 100 pounds.
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Punt
Churchill
Cemetery Hill
Acton
Wiro
Itte
Jack Reid Chosen H.S. Board Chairman Five New Teachers Start Here in Fall
Acton district high school hires five new teachers for next term including Ranald Halmes Windsor grade 9 10 French and history teacher from Toronto Minn Marilyn Way Waterloo geography and history plus Miss Susan Kench Port Credis typing shorthand with a new commercial program. Nine existing staff depart or move as board leaders seek experienced hires amid budget limits.
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Jack Reid
H.S. Board
Acton District
A. Hansen
Ranald Halmes
Windsor
Vata McCallum
Toronto
John Davidson
Lennoxville
Quebec
Minn Marilyn Way
Waterloo
Blaldry
Susan
Kench
Port
Credis
June Conway
Guelph
Joan. Lae
Pete Robinson
South Peel
Shelve 95 000 Church Extension At Knox Congregational Meeting
Knox Congregational meeting votes against proceeding with a 95 000 church extension. The panel cites costs and deficits, while bids ranged 89 000 to 190 000 with low bidder Dunlop of Toronto favored by the committee. A 23 year plan with 280 participating families is proposed, but members push to clear deficits first.
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Knox Congregational Meeting
Parker
Als. Dunlop
Toronto
Board of Ahapers and Finance Committee
A.tt McKenzie
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A. Monkhdusch
A. Switser
John Gay
Scond
Boug Ford
Ron Heller
John
Allan Oy Praceedes
Ylutes Ends
Cummins
Jim Peal
Les McPhedran
Ron Campbell
Keith
John Ord Dep
Ellen
Herb Dodds
Jim Casburn
Casburn
Micheldates
Ray
Nossaguweya
Trustes
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Moffat
Acton Board
Vicechairman
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Reidale
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Chester Anderson
William Middisinn
Department of Education
U.N. Seminar
Lami Aattly
Weelnesaoy Eeentig
Dastay
Hiolhing Committee
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Atoboteet
Henge
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Chunch
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