Plea for Plebiscite on Half Mill Grant by Local Bands
Council notes a December plebiscite proposal from Acton Citizens’ Band and Acton Junior Pipe Band to share a half mill grant with a minimum 15 percent for the Junior Pipe Band and 80 percent for the Citizens Band. Five percent would be split yearly by band executives. A follow up on sidewalk projects and street work is also recorded with contractor arrangements and a vote tied to the tied debate.
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Rachlin
Counc Tor EE Fooutt
Counc
Acton
Acton Citizens
Citizens Band
Toon
Jor Machkenne
Mal Street
Frederick Street
Wilbur Street
Milt St
Jor Mackenzie
Femade Councilber Rachlin
Toad
Mackin
Greer
Atdewaks Imatallad
JO Mackenzie
Council
P U C Estimates Loss Per Water Service Unit
The PUC reports a loss of 33 per install during the Gleales Subdivision project as 320 water service installations totaled 7 1943 in cost. Water superintendent Jo Lambert notes 22 services installed with a 613 per installation cost after charges and materials. The commission discusses prepayment by builders and approves related heater and service adjustments as it plans further actions with hydro officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleales
Ruble Unites Commission
Commission
Jo Lambert
Secertary-Treasuien
J McGeachie
CominaNon
Field Day crowns high school champions across events
Acton High School held a field day for grades nine through 13 last Friday September 19 with sprints pole vault high jump shot put and open 840 yard race. Bantam boys Jim Peal and Mathew Russell led with top points. senior Frank Cooper and Ellie Macke headlined girls divisions. Principal E A Hansen praised strong performances and student enthusiasm.
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Acton
High Schnmol
Bantam
Jim Peal
Mathew Russell
Weond
Rob Fogers
Garth Rainford
Ron Mellan
Stuart McDonald
Pete Lawn
Frank Cooper
Ross Shortall
Ellie Macke
Record Fair Crowd Jams Acton Park Officials Claim Event Huge Success
Acton Park drew near 10 000 people for the Agricultural Society fall fair with pageant and horse shows. Officials led by Wo Thomp pon praised the turnout as the largest since World War VI and noted thousands of free passes and a parade through Mill Street.
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Acton
Acton Park
Agricultural Society
Wo Thoampoon
Acton Fair
Thompson
Ise Statter Peliemeh
Malton Scene President Denies Looming Layoffs At A Vo tce Canada
Crawford Gordon of A Vo tce Canada Ltd states no layoffs will occur at Malton and that the Arrow-Trequonm development program continues. He says reports of 2,090 layoffs are erroneous and production levels remain unchanged as the project advances toward March test flights and potential orders.
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Waomendtay
Crawford Gordon
A Vo Tce Canada Ltd
Malton
Rena
Whech
Acrow
Atutonant
YMCA Program Approved To Run Without Secretary
The YMCA board approved a full program operation minus a general secretary with newly hired building superintendent Charles Grice. Night supervision agreed, badminton and other activities scheduled, fees adjusted for after school and out of school participants, with weekly activities listed and new groups forming.
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YMCA
Sng
Charles Grice
Dhes
Charles Griese
Doug Copeland
Tues
Ralph McKeown
Wednesdass
Jack Carpenter
Thurkys
Fred Roch
Idaya
Nad Evans
Mordass
Ray Hopper
Harts Oberhorn
St John
Beng
Mio Phot
Guelph
Edence
Peter Dunham
Ated
Jumier
Thudsdas
Sears Group
Tae
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Vague Local Passages
A damaged OCR segment appears to describe a community event involving youth cooks at a school. The legible phrases reference tasting, fall season, and a word puzzle. Details are sparse and names or places are unclear in the fragment.
Acton Women’s Institute Run Refreshment Booths
Readable notes show Limehouse W.A. Acton WI hosting fair refreshments with women volunteers manning booths. The event lists tea and snacks as key offerings and mentions a Saturday finish. Names and full details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Limehouse W.A
Acton WI
Apa
Gall
Acton Womens Institute
Acton Wins Inter-Wheelfield Day Championship
Acton High School won the inter whealfield day championship at the school grounds with a total of 383 points. Millan was second with 146, Erin third with 08 and Georgetown fourth with 3. Bruce Andrews led in the one yard reception for the third year in a row, pacing the field with two wild late splits. A full entries and winners list will appear in next week’s issue.
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Rosemary Flatt
Jackie Dawe
Pent
Ted
Ann Foree
Elizabeth Porce
Mach Weadu
Ruth Langhboceuga
Utle Winen
Carole Beadley
Anne Daintyth
Betty McArthur
Bruce Andrews
E. A. Hansen
Acton
Acton High School
Millan
Erin
Georgetown
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Don Armstrong
HEPC
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Acton Hydro Department
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Jon Price
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Acton Farr
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Ho Lavingstone
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Pat Purmphin
Heth Mefnery
Peckett
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Allan MiKenzie
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