Expect Large Crowd Tonight For Municipal Nominations
Municipal election coverage notes a large anticipated turnout for nominating representatives of local committees. Nominations open at 8 30 pm with deputy returning officers named for each ward and polling sites listed including Acton United Church YMCA and town hall.
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Devender
Tavar
Apeve
Eevee
Saunciiiora
Tauight
Vy Bopan
Tae GA
Torah
Palling Boothe
Ahn
Acton
Mra
Ai Dumach
Wad
YMCA
Acton Home and School Meeting Outlines School Problems
Three Acton school principals address education methods and standards at a Monday home and school meeting. G W McKenzie of Robert Little School stresses high standards and staff support, while W D Elmer Smith and Seth emphasize meeting pupil needs, balanced development, and parental involvement. Hansen discusses high school challenges and advises parents on structuring study habits and home environment.
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Acton
Acton Home and School Association
G. W. McKenzie
Robert Little Public School
W.D Elmer Smith
Bennett Pute
Representatives Named to Boards
Four individuals were appointed to new high school boards to be set up in January. M. M. Coles, 1956 board chairman, will represent the township. Reford Gard will act on the council's behalf in the Milton School board, while Clarence Anderson and George Bront will take seats on the Georgetown board.
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Gena Kaqureing
Free New High Schoor
Acton
M. M. Coles
Historic Goss press moved and rebuilt at Free Press
A skilled erector from Chicago reassembled the Goss press after relocation to a new plant. Staff, working late nights and weekends, assisted as a rewound motor arrived from Toronto. The team completed the rebuild by Wednesday afternoon with the first pages ready to print.
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Prine
Goss
Easy Lages
Garta
Phint
Chiceago
Free Press
Toronto
WJ Beatty Named Pres Of Beardmore's W
Beardmore & Co Limited held its annual meeting on Tuesday November 10 at the Ace Watt office. SG Bennett was elected Chair man of the Board. W J Beatty was chosen president and general manager. Directors G Bennett W T Creighton G Ce Vo Hewson ROR Parker F L Baery Fo Salt and J W Wolfe were re elected. All directors remain actively involved in administration.
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W. J. Beatty
Beardmore & Co. Limited
SG Bennett
Wo Beatty
G. Bennett
W. WT
SW Creighton
G. Ce Vo Hewson
Ror. Parker
F. L. Baery
Fo Salt
J. W. Wolfe
Capacitee Oseith Thy Company
Levels Blast At Assessor in County Meeting
Deputy Reeve Fo J Keekeren levelled his second blast at assessor Ford Rogers during Tuesday afternoon's county meeting, admitting personal complaints were not on behalf of residents. Discussion touched on equalized assessment, possible certification, and a formal resolution. the matter was ultimately dropped.
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J Keekeren
Ford Rogers
Pais Te Feel
Rush Approval for Church Larger Pipe Organ Possible
A church committee in Acton discussed plans on Tuesday to finance a larger pipe organ for a new sanctuary. If approved, tenders will be issued and work begin after bidding, with Belvedere Church in Toronto offering a surplus organ to move to Acton. The current building, dating from 19XX, will be demolished once the program starts and structural work is completed.
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Wrecenuy
Belvedere
Toronto
Acton
Alf Long
General Board
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Lane
Halton County Council Considers 275000 American Bond Sale
Halton County Council plans to authorize Bell Gouinlock and Co to sell 275000 worth of debentures on the American market at 94 Canadian funds and six percent interest to fund the Milton high school project. Critics warn the Canadian market is weak, urging bids from larger Canadian bond houses before proceeding.
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Halton County
Milton Buh
Bell
Bell-Gouinlock and Co
Burlington
Reava F. Irvine Ryckman
George Currie PéMled
Alex Phillips
Trafalgar
Baptist 117th Anniversary Choir Highlights Address
The Acian Baptist Ghuren observed its 17th Anniversary with large crowds. The event featured choir numbers and solos under musical director Miss Hate Lands. Tenor soloist Mr Glyn Evans stirred listeners with four solos as speakers urged repentance and resilience.
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Baptist
Acian Baptist Ghuren
Hate Lands
Borough
Glyn Evans
Brampton Youth Arrested in Break-Ins at Three Summer Homes
A Brampton youth was arrested in Milton on Tuesday and charged with break and enter and theft. North Hutton OPP said the suspect targeted three summer homes on the Fifth and Sixth Lines, with $800 in clothing liquor a TV and other valuables taken from one residence.
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Nab
Brampton
Milton
Jan
Requesing
Dave Hardy
North Hatten
Tanoti One
Orton Girl Wins Oratorical Cup At Age 12
Linda Kalapaca of Orton School in Eng Townshop won the inter county oratorical cup for eight district counties. The November 4 ceremony in Guelph saw her triumph over pupils from Perth, Duterin, Bruce, Wellinzien, and others. Linda, a Grade 7 student taught by Mr. Marion Engre, is 12 years old.
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Orton
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Stern
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Wellinzien
G&h
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Orton School
Eng
Marion Engre
Wounded Deer Incident Near Acton District Sunday Evening
A Guelph man driving a car on Fourth Line at Highway 7 hit a large deer. The deer was injured but got up and ran away. The driver reported the accident to police and received damages of 15 dollars.
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Acten
Highway 7
Arena Renovations Begin This Week
Work crews started renovations on the arena to shore up the north wall after discovering an unforeseen problem. Three feet around the wall are being cleared and stone and cementing will reinforce the abutments. The project follows authorization of 220000 dollars for arena upgrades.
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Bears
Vanced Actan
Remembrance Day Service Erratum Corrected
The Free Press corrects errors in last week’s Remembrance Day report. Names Will Coon and dark Locker were misspelled in the account. The article clarifies that the referenced window scene occurred in Acton, and the item is part of the Heecapraner Window display at the store in town.
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Free Press
Will Coon
Dark Locker
Acton
Park Line Fence Decision Stirs Acton Park Board Meeting
Acton Parks Board agreed to meet with residents bordering Prospect Park to discuss erecting a line fence on the southwestern boundary. Fence viewer J Dennix advised involving affected residents. The board tentatively authorized a wire fence with further discussion to follow in December. The meeting also considered phone service at the park and a water tank replacement, with items and payments reviewed.
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Prospect Park
Propry
J. Dennix
Denis
Nell Telephone Company
Ax Atta
Acton
Charman Ho Ro Parker
G. Vo Barbeau
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