Remembrance Services At Cenotaph on Sunday
Remembrance Day marked by poppy campaign across Acton Rockwood and Haltonville with services at cenotaphs. Legion plans a brief Sunday ceremony, wreaths read by Max Storey, and a band parade to Know Presbyterian church for services.
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Acton
Acton Legion
Hamilton Pout
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Vur
Legionnaires
Acton Home Purnishings
E. BE. Barr
William Middleton
Know Presbyterian Church
Acton Clinens’ Band
Legion
James Milne
Cherainy
Max Storey
Frank Simian
Res AH McKeonate
Rockwood
Haltonville
Presbyterian Church
Bannockburn W I Group Seizes School Building
A chaotic provincial notice reports Bannockburn One Room School, closed when Limehouse Central opened, was divided for six months then allotted to Bannockburn W I Group. Esquesing school board debated selling nearby schools while trustees argued over upkeep and future use. A party at Heshey confirmed possession under conditions.
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Bannockburn
Limehouse Central School
Bannoshburey W.L
Esquesing
Gibraltar
Blue Mountain
Mac Spoonl
Wol Lawhey
Cenotaph Repair Plans Mention New Housing in Canada
Fragmentary text notes cenotaph repair and names, alongside a reference to 844 000 new housing units pictured in Canada. The readable parts touch on memorial restoration and housing construction, but lack coherent details or dates.
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Canada
Additional Two Rooms Planned for No 2 Eramosa
The Eramosa School Board approved a two room addition at No 2 Eramosa in a special October 30 meeting with one dissenting vote. The plan aims to handle rising enrollment and continues closing one room schools. Architects interviewed included John F A Haager of Guelph who was engaged.
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Eramosa
John F. A. Haager
Guelph
Children’s Aid Society
Western Ontario Trustees’ Convention
Grimshaw
High School Board Minutes Outline School Needs and Budget
The board notes an incipient building repair need and missing parking signs for staff. Snowstorm delays highlight treacherous rural roads and a bus ending in a ditch. A five year capital plan estimates 100000 dollars for 1965-66 and possible school closure if population grows. A Bell Telephone PA system hook up is approved along with TRAM Company equipment and paving accounts totaling $1R RSS 7.
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Transportation Committee
Maltat
Fradas
Council
Thes
Stone
Pavemient
Night School Display Planned For December Show
A high school committee meeting Monday set display night for December 1 as part of the annual Night School program. Classes run through November 20 and 21, with new and existing courses highlighted including Basic English taught by Mrs. Rogers and Oscar Drijber. A new class serves six Yugoslav workers and demonstrations such as a fashion show will accompany exhibits. Registration stands at 356 across 14 classes.
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Attarggwedts
Rogers
Oscar Drijber
Pat's Proposal Meets Busy Day Plan
He asks Pat to marry him, noting he knows she has much to look at but proposes anyway. She agrees, adding she will be out working most of the day.
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Pat
Eden Mills Social Notes From Sunday Visit Record
Visitors and guests appear in Eden Mills column with Mr and Mrs Jim Cann and Mr and Mrs Fred Reily hosting Sunday meals. Moorefield guests stayed with Stan Wilson family while Jack Nesbitt attended Frank Richardson funeral in Oshawa. Mr and Mrs R Wright hosted Philip Bennet and family on Sunday in Guelph.
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Gordon Cann
Jim Cann
Fred Reily
Moorefield
Stan Wilson
Jack Nesbitt
Frank Richardson
Oshawa
R. Wright
Philip Bennet
Sun Terr
Guelph
Phones Silent Hour Monday
Phones across town were out of order for hours Monday morning. Bell employees stood at the exchange building as hundreds of calls failed. The cause was unknown. Repair crews faced delays as a locksmith’s key opened the door in a way that phone lines could not.
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Bell
Dial Exchange
Record Hop Sparked Student Council Fracas
Highlights by David Lidken notes the Student Council sold ID cards at 25 and hosted a Record Hop with UNICEE Don Price as disc jockeys. event allegedly got out of hand but cooled by Saturday. Mentions public skating return, basketball practice for juniors and seniors, and a chaotic sequence involving students and classrooms with gym use.
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David Lidken
Don
Bucky
Butle
Reds
Culture Class and the 4H Club Commencement Exercises
Parents are welcomed to the Commencement Exercises on Friday Nov 6. Coffee and cookies will be supplied by the home economics department afterward.
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Home Economics
Wrong Directions Send Acton Firefighters Far Off Course
Acton firefighters were misled by wrong directions this Thursday causing a seven mile detour to the wrong scene. A farm wiring short sparked a blaze later extinguished before their arrival. Mick Holmes urged callers to give proper details to prevent disasters.
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Giller
Adolph Maran
Mick Holmes
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