Cathy Clark Barrie Elliott win roller marathon
Cathy Clark age 17 and Barrie Elliott 18 won the roller marathon near St John. Cathy claimed first for the women with a 21 hour race ending around 5 p.m. Saturday and Elliott took the boys prize of 40 dollars after a long endurance run. Fiona Gidman and Jane Fabian followed for second and third among the women.
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Cathy Clark
Fiona Gidman
Alvin Clark
Jeffrey Ave
Cathy
Fiona Gideman
Jane Fabian
Jane
Barrie
Elliott
Bob Hart
David McMillan
Townsley
Don Price
Don Ford
Steve Townsley
St. John Room
Dave McMillan
Barrie Elliott
Fiona
Craig Perkins
John Mason
Jim Milson
Bill Hagan
Jim Finlayson
Brian Robinson
Bob Toth
Fred Lockerble
Steve McIntyre
Jeanette Yateman
Gary Edge
Raymond Still
Karen Townsley
Susan Nicolak
Bob Andrews
E.M. Hureley
Wayne DeForest
Bob Rossigway
Pauline Whitham
John Bonnie
Leslie King
Donald Sutler
Brad Timbers
Acton Officials Attend Ont ario Development Service Launch
Mayor Les Duby led a six man Acton delegation to Kitchener for the Ontario Development Corporation consulting service launch. Attendees included Chamber leaders and councillors. after a ministerial substitute spoke, Acton raised the CN R station closing and sought guidance on coordinating regional development councils. The ODC will offer private counselling with no charge, sponsored by the Midwestern Ontario Development Area Council and the area Chamber of Commerce.
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Les Duby
Acton
Ontario Development Corporation
Kitchener
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Paul Neilson
J. McGeachie
Reeve Hinton
G. McKenzie
C. Perry
C.N.R
O.D.C
Ontario Development Area Council
Area Chamber of Commerce
Acton C. of C
Venting Blows Open Roof to Release Fire Gases
A Canadian high rise fire sparked debate as a firefighter died venting a blaze. Opening a door accelerated the event, heating air expands pressure, turning oxygen into deadly gases. The hole in the roof served to vent smoke and gases to slow the blaze.
Fabric Fires Claim More Men Than Women Deaths
A ten year study shows 457 men and 266 women died from accidental ignition of clothing in fires. The report highlights higher male exposure and urges safety measures and supervision to reduce future fatalities.
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