Pedagogues and fashion sense clash in Acton profile
Mrs. Shirley Brown, Winnipeg native and University of Manitoba graduate, discusses teaching, ungraded schools, and student responsibility. She favors traditional men's styles over unisex fashions, opposes strikes, enjoys bridge and sewing, skis in winter, and plans to quit teaching to raise a family. She idolizes Trudeau and visits Toronto often.
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Shirley Brown
Guelph
Acton High School
Acton
Mrs. Brown
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Sam
Trudeau
Toronto
Freshmen ear damage blamed on loud campus music trends
A social commentary argues that rising exposure to loud electronic dance music on college campuses harms hearing, with reports of discomfort at 120 cycles and pain at 140 cycles. Experts warn long-term exposure above 90 cycles risks damage, predicting widespread hearing loss and shifts toward lip reading as a future norm.
Radiation-tolerant kissing bug shocks scientists
A South American kissing bug is described as able to endure radiation levels lethal to humans. The article notes unusual resilience in the insect, raising concerns about radiative exposure and public health. Scientists warn about persistence of the pest under strong radiation, complicating elimination efforts.
Acton Cross Country Team Shines In Elora Meet
Acton boys swept top times at the Elora Gorge Park meet on Sept. 26 led by Jim Staven with the best time, followed by Bob Andrews and Mike Cooper. Elon boys trailed. In Kimior action Randy Panel StoCe won with 12 55, Pelé Morrison second 13 20, George McPhail third 13 37. Acton volleyball beat Flan in a four game series on Oct. 2 under coach Martindale, 15 1, 5 8, 15 3, with players Cam Forbes Bob Prices Fred Flisnik Jin Lee George Wallace Mike Miarcoux Harry Ovhich. Erin defeated Acton 40.
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Acton
Elora
Elora Gorge Park
Jim Staven
Seniggs
Bob Andrews
Mike Cooper
Elon
Kimior
Randy Panel Stoce
Pelé Morrison
Geoge McPhail
Elo Pain
Homeé
Flan
Acton Pym
Martindale
Cam Forbes
Bob
Landsborough
Fred
Flisnik
Ave Broostad
Jin Lee
George Wallace
Mike Miarcoux
Harry Ovhich
Acton Alsh
Erin
Acton Gailie
Jolie Mason
Palliant
Girt
Fred Flisnik
Greenock Dainty Thimblers Meet At Vuestra Home
The second Greenock Dainty Thimblers meeting was held at Tracy and Laurel Vuestra on September 30. Members answered roll call as IT girls. Teachers demonstrated threading an embroidery needle and the blanket stitch for edging on fabrics. The meeting closed with the 4-H pledge and a delicious lunch.
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Greenock
Fragmented exchange hints at rival status
A clipped dialogue fragment shows two speakers debating a man described as a buddy. One asserts the fellow is not ready for something, labeling the other as overly optimistic. The brief glitch hints at tension or rival viewpoints without clear names or setting.
One Minute Speed Check Letter Promises Quick Output
A novelty writing aid touts the one minute speed check letter as a cheap cleaner alternative to calls and mail by simply filling blanks and signing. It markets efficiency and simplicity as a solution for those who dislike letter writing.
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Freed Press
Shirley “Brown
Pet Pee Sgids
Tay
School of
Bering
Coulf
Achat
Barbara McIntosh
CFRE
John Dolan
Richardson's
TV & Appliances
Main ST. E
Milton
Lovell Bros
Sirloin
Lean
Sree Press
George Turtle
Y.M.C.A
MO Times
Canada
Bank of Montreal
Canada Savings
Firat Bank
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