Zenith Armstrong Crowned Miss Acton Fair 1968
In Acton’s community centre crowd surpassing 2000, Zenith Armstrong won the Miss Acton Fair title after finalists were announced from a field of 36. Runners up were Leona Synnott and Lindseuyee, among names referenced amid a lively pageant atmosphere.
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Zenith Armstrong
Acton Fair
Zenith Armatrong
Leona
Synnott
Lindseuyee
Xince
Acton
Bill Nelles
Erln High School
Zenith Auoeeune
Donna Harry
Erln
Joanne Laverty
Rockwood
Patti McKay
Brenda Spear
Maggie Givers
Nettie Trussonaur
Lindy Ferguson
Crom Erin
Gordon Fields
Maurilyn Hime
Guelph
Heryy Stantey
Milton
Ray Evelan
Beardmore and Co
Abo
Beardmore
Christine Anderson
Donna Barry
Marion Bayne
Karen Bentley
Jennifer Bishop
Debbie Blair
Patsy Bonus
Barbara Browne
Marion Calquhoun
Jeanette Collins
Cheryl Cook
Terry Curts
Linda Damm
Brenda Denny
Terry Dowding
Sharon Dowling
Joan Gibbons
Kathy Given
Caroline Gray
Susan Haight
Judy Henry
Marie Holmes
Bonnie Lang
Laverty
Susan Mary
Sandy Marlow
Linda Pearce
Liz Schut
Irene Severinski
Nancy Spear
Leona Synnott
Marie Timbers
Dianne Tremblay
Patsy Wheeler
Fair
Wilmer Fryer
Caroline Nurseries
Ruth Linham
Jerry Skirrow
Acton Jersey Dairy
Don Matthews
Zenith
Robert Armstrong
R. R
Seth
Treth
Acton Council Passes Multiple Resolutions at Regular Meeting
Acton Council approved payment of financial statement No. 9 for 14 081 07 and moved to file Tyler Ave with a possible Highways Department subsidy. Debated were Lakeview drainage talks, driveway tiling and bylaw, polling site changes, a Churchill Rd plan including a 500 capital levy and a cash in lieu of services of 38 575 50. Reeve and Tyler opposed several motions. others supported. A Georgetown Cable and TV bylaw and sale of Churchill Road lands to Civiera Construction and Cescon were authorized.
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Tyler Ave
Department of Highways
Reeve Hinton
Tyler
No. 1
Churchill Rd. N
Monex Construction
Churchill Rd
Drinkwalter and
Churchill Road S
Civiera Construction and
Cescon
Reeve Criticizes Costs At Windsor Convention
Bert Hinton criticized the cost of councillors bills for attending the Ontario Municipal Association Convention in Windsor. The total was 564.42 dollars, and he argued the town cannot afford such expenses. Debate focused on whether attendance was necessary and if expenses were ratified by council.
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Bert Hinton
Ontario Municipal Association
Windsor
Hinton
Clinton
Tes Duby
Drinkwalter
Flinton
Lakeview drainage debate sets town’s Tyler Ave project
Lakeview subdivision drainage saga intensifies as council weighs 50000 to 69600 dollar engineer estimates for Tyler Ave. The mayor and councillors spar over funding, subsidies, and who should lead talks with the Department of Highways while a delegation plans to meet officials and secure support.
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Hinton
Lakeview
Duby
McGeachie
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