Acton council backs plebiscite on band grant split
December vote approved a half mill grant split between Acton Junior Pipe Band and Acton Citizens' Band with no less than 15 and 80 percent shares respectively and 5 percent set aside for annual division. A plebiscite was proposed for the coming election while road and sidewalk work on Mill Street to Frederick-Wilbur was debated.
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Acton
Rachlin
Counclor KE Focutt
Conc
Hall Mill
Acton Citizens
Citizens Band
Counci
Othe Omiesor
Mackenne Sen
Sdewaika
Mill Street
Frederick Street
Wilbur Street
Joan Mackenzie and Son
JoCon
Garantie
John Street
Mackin
Greer
JO Mackenzie
Reeve
Council
Exceptient Oa Hn Todas
Water service installation costs reviewed by Gleales Subdivision commission
The Gleales Subdivision commission examined 320 lots on the Gleales project and resumed a loss of 33 per unit on installation charges. Water superintendent Jo Lambert reported 22 services installed at a total cost of 7294.3, with costs and materials under scrutiny.
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Gleales
Ruble Unites Commission
Commission
Jo Lambert
Meniey
Secertary-Leasurer
J McGeachie
Cos Anon
High School Field Day crowns champions across divisions
Acton High School held a field day with nine to 13 students competing in six events from sprints to field events. Bantam boys Jin Peal and Rob Fogers led with top points. Stuart McDonald and Frank Cooper topped their classes. Ellie Macke and Anne Daintyth won girl titles. Bruce Andrews claimed the 40 yard dash. Principal E A Hanken praised the day as a success with strong student participation.
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Acton Nigh
Ron Mellan
Stuart McDonald
Pete Lawson
Frank Cooper
Ross Shortall
Ellie Macke
Bantam
Rosemary Flatt
Secord
Jackie Dawe
Pernt
Ted Fer
Ann Force
Elizabeth Force
Ruth Landebocouga
Ie Feriedate
Utlewnen Te Rapa Fetal
Carole Bradsley
Anne Daintyth
Betty McArthur
Bruce Andrews
E. A. Hanken
Record Fair Crowd Jams Acton Park Officials Claim Event Huge Success
Acton Park hosted the Agricultural Society fair last Friday and Saturday drawing nearly 10 000 attendees. Officials led by Fall fair president Wo Thompson hailed it as the largest fair since World War III with extensive exhibits, horse show highlights, performances, and contests across a busy program.
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Acton Park
Agricultural Society
Wo Thompson
Acton Fair
Thompson
No Layoffs Planned at Matton, Says Arrow Program Continues
Crawford Gordon of A Vo oe Canada Ltd states no layoffs will occur at Matton as 2,090 reports are erroneous. The Arrow development program continues with 37 aircraft and a number of engines. Production remains at present levels while tests proceed, and a March review could lead to ordered production.
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Wathentay
Crawford Gordon
A Vo Oe Canada Ltd
Arrow-Trequoi
Pome Miniter
Mattone
Oor
Ube
Profucton Hop
Matton Ace
Progran
Aux
Acrow
YMCA Board Approves Program Run Without Secretary
The YMCA board approved operation of a youth program without a secretary for the year. Charles Grice will serve as building superintendent, with supervisors covering nightly duties and a schedule including badminton, chess, junior and senior groups, basketball, and nursery school activities.
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Radot Weasers
Y Beard
Charles Griese
der Hothweil Thasan
Deard
Doug Copeland
Ralph McKeown
Wed Hessass
Jack Carpenter
Thurkys
Fred Roch
Idaya
Nad Evans
Ant Satray
Graee Club
Harts Otterhert
St John Ambulance
Peanghela
Mio Fiat
Guelph
Sears Group
Good Fudge The Tuetae School Passes Fall Tests
A garbled OCR note describes a small school event with students performing tasks and parents in attendance. The fragment hints at a fall term activity, praise for some students, and a ceremonial moment involving a vow and family presence. Concrete details are limited.
Acton Women Institute Run Fair Refreshments at Gall
Limehouse W A Acton WI operate refreshment booths at a local fair. Volunteers served tasters and hot drinks while a counter manned by members kept items moving. The event supported community activities and the toll bridge project planning.
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Limehouse W.A
Acton WI
Gall Faut
Acton Womens Institute Miestes
Aistad
Latellenia
Acton High Wins Inter-heat Field Day Championship
Acton High School won the inter-heat field day championship on Wednesday at the school grounds, totaling 333 points. Millen was runner up with 146, Erin 3rd with eight, and Georgetown 4th with 50. Bruce Andrews, local athlete, captured the trophy in the one yard race for the third year straight, finishing in a swift two minutes and six seconds. A complete entries and winners list will appear in next week’s issue.
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Acton
Acton High School
Millen
Erin
Georgetown
Bruce Andrews
Subsil
Guelph Legis
Canmple
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