Acton Band Plebe Exhibit Vote For Half Mill Grant Split
The December election would include a plebiscite to approve a shared half mill grant for the Acton Junior Pipe Band and the Acton Citizens' Band. The plan assigns no less than 15 percent to the Junior Pipe Band and at least 80 percent to the Citizens' Band with the remaining five percent to be distributed by need.
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Rachlin
KE Focutt
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Acton Citizens’ Band
Citizens Band
P U C Estimates Loss Per Water Unit At Gleales Subdivision
The PUC reports a $33 loss per installed water unit on 320 Gleales Subdivision lots. Water superintendent Jo Lambert noted 22 services cost $7,294.3. builders may prepay under nueva agreement.
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P.U.C
Gleales
Ruble Unites Commision
Commission
Jo Lambert
Meniiey
Secertary-Leasurer J McGeachie
Cos Anon
High School Field Day Crowns Winners Across Events
Students from grade nine to 13 competed Friday at Acton High in yard dashes high jump shot put and pole vault. Bantam Jim Peal led boys events with IT points while Rob Fogers won with 3. Stuart McDonald led intermediate with 17. Frank Cooper topped seniors with W points and Anne Daintyth won senior girls. Bruce Andrews won the 840 yard race as principal E A Hansen praised strong participation.
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Schon
Sohalsmounds
Vents
Bantam
Jim Peal
Mathew Russell
Rob Fogers
Record Fair at Acton Park Draws Huge Crowds
A large crowd attended Acton Park for the Agricultural Society Fall Fair over Friday and Saturday. Officials said it was the largest fair since World War III era, with about 6 000 paid admissions on Saturday and 1 400 on Friday evening.
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Acton Park
Agricultural Society
Wo Thompson
Acton Fair
Thompson
Malton Scene President Denies Immediate Layoffs
A Voice Canada Ltd chief Crawford Gordon states no personnel cuts at Malton. He confirms Arrow program continuation with 37 aircraft planned and production steadiness, while noting a March review may lead to an ordered Arrow.
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A Voice Canada Ltd
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Lester Ae
YMCA Program Expands Activities As Secretary Vacant
The YMCA plans to run a full schedule despite lacking a general secretary. Charles Grice has been hired as building superintendent while night supervision is set for weekday events. New activities include senior badminton, chess, junior gym, and a dance each Friday evening with costs adjusted for out of school youth.
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Wed Hessass
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Fragmented OCR Summary Noted For Next Edit
The readable text hints at a local school event or notice with names and places, mentioning a fall term and a parent or guardian context. It references a person named Eby and a potential community gathering or meeting with uncertain details and missing portions.
Acton WI Fair Refreshments Sellout Under Women’s Institute
Limehouse W A Acton Wisconsin hosted a fair with refreshment booths and a women’s institute stall. Readable fragments describe beverages, baked goods, and crowd activity enjoyed by attendees.
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Limehouse W.A
Acton WI
Acton High School Wins Inter-Hel Field Day Championship
Acton High School won the inter school field day championship at the school grounds on Wednesday with a total of 333 points. Millen placed second with 146, Erin third with 08, Georgetown fourth with 5é. Bruce Andrews, a local standout and Guelph legisl a weak star, won the one yard race for the third straight year, finishing in two minutes and six seconds. A full list of entries and winners will appear in next week’s paper.
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