Paving Repair Plans Highlight Acton Council Session
Acton council met in special session and reviewed a letter from R. V. Anderson about major repairs needed on the Main and Mill Street paving. The engineer warned the surface defects will worsen in summer heat. Council also approved requesting higher provincial grants for police protection and discussed indigent accounts, dog control ideas, town-property signage, and various municipal maintenance items.
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Acton
R. V. Anderson
K. J. Beamish
Mill St
Mr. Anderson
Department of Highways
Mayors’ and
Reeves’ Association
Ontario
Mayer Raehlin
Raehlin
Aes
Acton Students Shine At All Halton Counts Music Festival
Acton Public School students competed in Milton for the 21st All Halton Counts Music Festival. Urban Junior Choir, Senior Choir and three part entries earned prizes with Oakville Linbrook leading in Urban Public School results. Winners included Bannockburn and Norval rural entrants and trophies were awarded by Adjudicator Mr BFL oG Hi 1 and Mrs Rae.
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Acton
Milton
Urban
Tria Cline
TV Poinge
Leet
Bes Onkwalle Ven
Linbrank
Ats Ao
Bfl Og Hi
Rae
Torento Normal School
Linbrook
Oakville
Bannockburn
Waterloo
Pinegrove
Norval
Snide
Lowville
Schoo Quatre Bras
Bell's
Limestone
Munan’s
Clay
Will
Hornby
Stewartlown
Coyne
Zimimerniat
Boyne
Ligny
Ashgrove
Ceda Spring
Milton Heights
Chen Wai Lewns
Maple Grove
Dufferis
Knox Church Hosts Moderator Rt Rev Norman Kennedy Visit
The General Assembly Moderator Rt Rev Norman Kennedy visited Knox Church on Monday. He addressed a men's dinner and a worship service with guests from Acton Georgetown Erin Limehouse Nassagaweya. A permanent Knox men’s organization was proposed after the dinner.
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Knox Church
Kennedy
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Norman Kennedy
First Presbyte Church
Regina
University of Edinburgh
Canada
Robert Parker
Murray Coles
Charles Kirkness
B.A. Hansen
Anization
Gordon Oder
Herbert
Ritchie
Douglas Davidsyen
Acton
Georgetown
Erin
Limehouse
Nassagaweya
Alex Calder
Allan Wair
James Sutherland
Campbellville
Guelph
Korea
Acton Crowned Champion Amid Close Inter-School Field Meet
Acton earned the athletic title in a tight Inter-School Field Meet held in Geartetown on Wednesday. Despite winning the title, Acton did not receive the cup as Milton Phuathy and others recorded top marks in sprint and field events. The meet featured numerous events with notable performances from Acton and rival schools in jumps, throws, and sprints, and was documented with detailed event results and participant names.
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Acton
Malfat
Grearpetown
Geartetown
Mitton
Milton Phuathy
Georgetown
Lola Pry
Display Gym Show Dazzles With Student Acts And Dances
Over 100 display events at MSCAL evenings featured drills by prep boys and junior girls, Indian and Swedish performances, Noor hockey, cramped basketball, and horsework. Don Landsay led drums while Rob Wahlman refereed games. films on birch bark canoes followed with refreshments organized by Mrs. Fred Hunter.
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Hooper
Pyar
Sutton
Don Landsay
Noor
Rob Wahlman
BU SkiNing
Gary Dawkins
Ross Morton
Jo Jany
Don Dawkins
John Cunningham
el Shalling
Shirley Paul Elizabeth Jans
Elaine Deforest
Mary Migla
Anderson
Norma Wiles
Fred Hunter
Waas
Russell Archie
Bob Wahlman
County Health Leader Dr Mather Resigns for New University Post
Dr James M Mather director and medical officer of health at Halton County Health Unit resigns from his post effective immediately to become Professor and head of the Department of Public Health in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
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James M. Mather
Halton County
Aimce Tt
Rely Lee
Mather
Faculty of Medicine
University of Brith Columbis
Vancouver
County council session tackles roads farms and turnout
Milton council met Tuesday with Warden Wickson and judges addressing student visitors. topics included open water access at Beaver Dam, by law to ban boats, home naming for the aged, hospital costs, building fees, and by law for cattle branding and weed control.
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Department of Land and Forests
Counells
Ohitario
Dudley
Honta
Beaver Dam
Hitehox
Conned
Robinson
Crown Attorney's Office
Lloyd de Dingle
Sherif Robertson
Athees
Evabeth Minor
Matt
Wickson
Ing
Reeve Laueder
Reeve MacArthur
Hulton Centennial Hall
Reeve Lauder
Council
Halton Centennial Manor
Court House Room
Oon
Harvey Agnew
Milton
Agricultural Committee
Bronte
Nelson Townahip
KY Dick
Peel
Halton
Halton-Peel
Tan Caunei
Mrs. Agar Hosts United WMS Meeting
Mrs Agar hosted the United Women's Missionary Society meeting on Tuesday. Reports were given by department secretaries including temperance shelf and community friendship. Missionary Sunday was announced with Miss Dorothy Kilpatrick of India as speaker. Lunch was served by Mrs Pools group. a vote of thanks was given to Mrs Agar and helpers.
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I. Agar
M Buma
Corry
E Havethorne
Mra Bo Mow
United Nations
Mr Walker
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Y.M.C.A
Bob Jones
Pat Coles
Don Cook
Judy Mason
Mike Hurst
Brreeert
Corynetiee
Eratvers Praretaese
Othe Acton Brigade
Aera
Greenowh
Meyer Rachlin
Hirge
Bharuyave
Soln
Bower Ave
Planning Board
Rachlin
Queen's Park
Lot H
Barr
Hoos
Tnstal Staingts Percussion
Acton Vo
Errane
Tawr
Taylor
Arders
Cep Ling
Sat
Wii
Peel St
A.kirkness
Jeeve J. Stewart
Kenneyue
J S Forbes
M. Pay
D. Andersson
E Larsen
C. Morton
N. Nodwell T
M Fay
E Botell
D. Anderson
Crabtree
Joanne T.ford E.keen
Gail Wheller
Barbara Brown
Pat MD
D Kelman
Evleen Oates
Joyce Denham
Vera Sincla
Pat Nodwell
EL Frank
Keen Oates
Willamine Kelman
Ko McCntall
Eileen Oates
Ro McGill
T. Norton
Ro Coon
George Aitken
W. McHugh
D. Vaughan
D. Vaughn
Bill Skilling
Yica
Garry Dawkins
Bob Vérulmer
Pete Hurst
Don Wilds
Dr. Mather
Jom Wickson
Senvton
Calomty
Cthoneboy
Palone
Donald Wibeoty
Shirley Wolton
Mrs. Agar
United W.M.S
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