Fire escape plan changes and student support updates at school
District discussions covered fire escape alterations and minor office changes to add a guidance room. Fire Chief Holsen reported a recent school fire dealt with housekeeping and extinguishers. Interim reports to parents were sent in October with a night for parents scheduled. Christmas exams run Nov 25 to Dec 3. RCAL will host a student concert November 22 at 2 pm. Accounts totaling 14,957.06 were approved for payment.
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Distaict
Michael ‘Béviin
Mick Holsen
BE. A. Hansen
Wase
Rcal. T
Mrs. W. G. Gamble 90 in Acton after long illness
Mary Elizabeth Johnston Gamble dies at home of her son Albert E Gamble in Acton age 90 after a long illness. She married William G Gamble in Erin Township, lived in Bramosa and Acton, was a church member, and funeral services were held with interment in Fairview cemetery. Survived by two sons, eight children total, and several siblings.
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W. G. Gamble
Aronghlness
Mary Elizabeth Johnston Gamble
Albert BE. Gamble
Hespeler
William G. Gamble
Park Ave
Acton
Bramosa Township
Gamble
Stone Church
Bramosa
Trinity United Church
Dwight Engel
Eddy
Ramsey-Shoemaker
Hams
Fairview Cemetery
Pallbrarery
Orwell Johnston
Gordon Johnston
William Johnston
Edgar Johnston
Elwood Johnston
Ernest Near
Robert Johnston
Mirth Lestie
Erin Township
Erin
AE Gamble
IL Park Ave
Albert E. Gamble
Hey Speler
BE. Ho Neat
Toronto
Heriles
Margaret
Victoria
B.C
Melissa Johnston
James Reed
Lydia
Smith Nebbes Gulia
Richard Johnston
Charles Johnston
Fréderick Johnston
Basil Johnston
Canadian Holsteins Sent to Munich for Bavarian Breeding
A trial shipment of Canadian Holsteins flown to Munich, Germany, includes females and eight bulls. Richard Seller of Jerseyville ships the cattle to Cremona breeders, led by Tom Hays of Okville, aiming to boost dairy stock in Upper Bavaria. The purchaser, Louis St Paul Seeshaupt, was impressed by size and udders during a visit and bought well-bred cows from Mrs Lehtemsner for introduction in Bavaria.
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Munich
Germany
Richard Seller
Iner
Jerseyville
Tom Hays
Okville
Cremona
Tals
Annadian
Tuly
Sears
Germain
Louis St Paul
Seeshaupt
Upper Bavaria
Canarks
Bavaria
Lehtemsner
Orsenied
Children Tote UNICEF Boxes on Hallowe'en Night
Children collected 138 dollars for UNICEF overseas during a rainy Halloween for a local drive run by the YM YWCA and Men's Club. Students from Bennett and Robert Totte schools participated with prizes for best costumes while volunteers counted returns at a gas station depot and school crossings supervised by local helpers.
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Unicef
Ligt Maddleton
Grepous Lawler
Michael Pape
MZ. Bennett School
Erber Piper
Harring McRkenoies
Robert Totte
Priva
Neal
Sandra Patterson
John
Vien der Raoy Cappeal Frest
Mnerbers
Ot Ieehole
Kiddies
Walter Dubois
Wo McAkensaie
Clarence Ropiwaldson
Don Copelind
Nels” Edwards
Garey Bateman
Torey Arbre
Jota Davidson
Glenn Banks
John Weldon
Ed Footitt
Earl Maswdes
Bulb Marnprize
Mansell Nebbs
Wellin Mackay
Sid Switz
J Arace
Glevilea Grass
Leomake Centaan
Toaud Henabels
Hall Leth
Steel
Bara Wildren
Scarborough Students Reportedly Arrive in Acton Field Trip
A Midland Secondary School group from Scarborough traveled to Acton on a geography field trip. The small party included about 80 students and adults who gathered and studied locally, sharing observations despite partial OCR text.
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Scarborough
Acton
Midland Secondary School
Funeral Held For John E. Stewart In Acton
Funeral services were held Monday for John E. Stewart who died at home in Acton. He was born in Acton and lived in Rochester and St Petersburg earlier. He is survived by his wife and several children and siblings. The obituary notes ties to local families and mentions a family trip by students to Acton.
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John E. Stewart
John BE. Stewart
St. Petersburg
Fla
Albert Stewart
Owas
Actan
Dublin
Stewart
Acton
Reachester
St Petersburg
Josephine Roost
St. Louis
Gicarpe
Rochester
Grace
Bo Dono Webster
Edwin Ro
Athinta
Georg Tames
Eatonton
Attia
Ruddick
Holton
Edgar Carlthorton
Robert
Halloween Prank Night Damage Leads to Fire and Vandalism
A Halloween incident seeps into a dawn blaze after pranksters start a fire in a barn. Fire crews suppress flames aided by water from a booster and a portable pump. Police report minor property damage citywide with broken windows, damaged mailboxes, and scattered trash as guards boost patrols.
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Coment
Mick
Holmes Stepcots
Our Readers Write SUCCESSFUL PROJECT
Dewar Sir Hatton Commis thanks you for voting ideas for Space Gi you newspaper meeting Hatton County and public attention to its Yeoto at the World Playwanp Meteri ty Caledon Ontario Your participation and cooperation affected the project’s success James Andrews Deputy Clerk
Dublin Women’s Club Sale and Draw Winners
A successful baking sale and bazaar at the YMCA was held on Saturday afternoon under the Ladies of the Hittite Women’s Tratitite sponsorship. Winners included Miss Walter Linbam in the men’s drawing and Mrs Clare Wilson in the ladies’ event. other prizes went to Mrs Go S. Mattheus and Miss R Chark. A side draw completed the sale with some Dublin women’s club members winning prizes.
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Meldrum Stark
Dublin
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