Home and School Association Folds for Reorganization
The Home and School Association discussed reorganization after a failed meeting where only executives and teachers attended. Principals McKensie and Smith urged contacting parents to form separate school groups, and members approved transferring funds to the two principals to hold until new arrangements are pursued.
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Acton Home and School Association
Oolo
Robert Little
Thursdhir
Hamdlad
Amembers
Elaer Smith
M. 7
Ben
McKenzie
Robert Lithe
Lander
Acton Bart
Johnny
McAkengie
Smith
Mic Kensie
Supith
Pomeane School Association
Honor Dag Hammarskjeld At Tree Planting Service
Silent tribute was paid to Dag Hammarskjeld at Acton High School as students listened to a recording of his United Nations address. A tree was planted on the school grounds while staff and students, including Mary Beth Elfeitt and Joan Cooke, led the ceremony amid bleacher-filled auditorium support.
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Honor Dag Hammarskjeld
Dag Hammarskjeld
United Nations
Acton
Mary Beth Elfiett
Standent Council
Psi Shu
Joan Cooke
Duikl Roughles
Dave Phantinaesh
Aiditerium Flor
Weill
Mel Paste Dag Hammarskiold
Ti Hamilton
Andrew Smith
Mary Bethicott
St John Ambulance Brigade faces dissolution without public support
Acton’s St John Ambulance Brigade warns its future hinges on immediate public backing and manpower. Local efforts show donations but not enough to sustain operations. revival plans rely on community fundraising, first aid courses, and recruitment to avert collapse.
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St. John Ambulance Brigade
Acton
Ed St. John Ambulance
Dbrigeache
Sedan
St. John Brigade
Roos
Ita
Wien
Onn
Hart
Mie Brigade
Halton
Halton County To Attend Public Founctows Suis
Diripade
Ais
Robert Farr
George Hargrave
Hella Mie Rass
Night School Enrolment Rises Across 19 Courses
Enrolment climbed during registration night with 20 or more courses set to run this season. High school students filled sessions from French to mosaics and needlecraft while new occasional students joined armchair travelogue and catacsthog discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliss
Twen
Cemetery Project Receives Federal Grant for Winter Works
A cemetery grounds cleanup is approved as a winter works project by the federal government. Council proposed a $2,000 plan accepted October 1 with the federal share at 50 percent, and the provincial and town shares at 25 percent each. The town covers material costs remaining.
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Federaukb
Lebar
Shane
Weston
Denpaetiens
Ontario Water Resources
Sersus
Walt
OAWRC
Acton
County Building Price Seems Lower, Council Hears
The Halton County court house and administration building bids total about 753 051 dollars, well below the estimated 1 000 000. Nine bids were received for the Renerab contracts plus bids for mechanical and electrical work. The committee will finalize a recommendation after architect review and council approval at a later meeting.
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Halton County Court House
County Council
Tuseday
General Mechanical
Coounty
Con Mechanical
Oakeille
Herb Metry
Merry
Apple Day Boosts Scout Fund Drive in Acton
Shiny apples and a reward tag motivate Acton residents to boost Boy Scout Apple Day on Saturday October 28. The event at Byers Home will raise funds for scouting in Acton with nearly 200 Scouts Guides Cubs and Brownies benefiting from the proceeds.
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Byers Home
Acton
Cbs
Austerity Moves Cut Council Dinner Costs and Overtime
Council votes to cancel the annual municipal dinner due to austerity and to adjust remuneration for mayor and councillors effective January 1992. The assessment staff will return to normal overtime after November 30, while the department completes inspections and rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counci
Conneilstars
Avi
Corhe Aed
Council
John Ladouceur
Deficit Seen Despite Fair Prize Money Funded
At the 1961 Fair the Agricultural Society faced an operational deficit due to higher prize money and unforeseen costs like tents lighting and exhibit housing. Directors planned to raise funds through year end to cover outstanding expenses and pay the prize list in full.
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Avigga Agricultural Society
Operational Debrii
Thom Othe Council
Chambers
Ning Brathe
Trene Swackhamer Teal
Swackhamer
Poor Turnout Slows Basic Rescue Course Effort
The Emergency Measures Organization ran a Basic Rescue Course with low citizen turnout this week. Eight men from Oakville attended at YMCA L Monday with Len Thorne and helpers Harold Doane and Gord West guiding a high building evacuation drill and safe ladder use. County Coordinator Bruce MecGregor hopes more participants and organizational representation next Monday.
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Len Thorne
Harold Doane
Hugh Lane
Eric Scott
John Greifenader
Eddie Cannon
Benny Saulnier
George Ware
Roy Dunk
Gord West
John Leatherland
YMCAL
Oakville
Hugh Lowe
John Greifeneder
Benny Salmer
John Leatherlane
Bruce MecGregor
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Forench
Bautn
William Wilton
Bist
Alec Johnson
Gloria Browne
Pobteily
Tome
Allen Sanders
Gardner
Plac Val
Tree Press
Guelph
Rockwood
Ahiree
Baptist Church
J. A. Johnston
Westmount Baptist Church
Westmount
Quebec
Johnston
James M. Rudd
Aire
Belpade
Counci Ormremaner
Prom Parks
Cresta
Cemetery Project
China
Willian Panelhay
Hatton TR Association
Cunnat
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Hersc Natear
Frank ‘Teth
Dilly Prootais
Bsth
Carswell Co
Aldo Brad
Remington Rotel Berd
Harlow K Schuttz Flee
Oaks & Less
Canon HS Tres Vand
McCallian Service
Acton Hydro Comi
Veviart Vive Mey Pub
Lakeview Greenhanses
J.B Wood Insurance
Bell Telephone
United Gis Ltd
I i Mackenize & Son
Sam Phompson
Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies
Bevton
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