Acton Voters Set for Tuesday Polling Stations
Acton voters will cast ballots Tuesday at ward stations including Acton United Church for east town residents, YMCA for areas east of Young Street, and council chambers for north of Mill Street. Ward 3 splits vote between Luston Memorial Hall and YMCA with voting from 10 am to 7 30 pm.
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Acton
Acton United Church
John Street
Mill Street
Queen Street
YMCA
Young Street
Council Chambers
Luston Memorial Hall
John Steet
Y.M.C.A
Night break ins hit four firms in dense fog
Thieves, using heavy fog and drizzle, broke into Thompson Motors Custom Cleaners and Michigan Bulb Co plant among others on Monday night, taking cash, tools, and a quantity of silver. A back door break in at Blow Press damaged offices and thefts totaled around 1,000 dollars with no insurance coverage. Police, led by Corporal Ray Mason and Constable Tim Barrett, obtained clues and continued a wide investigation.
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Do Gai
Frank VanWack
Michigan Bulb Co
Gordon C. Goodman
Goodman
Blow Press
Capbe
Hanty Hare Books
Tahun
Henry
Ray Mason
Acton Opp
Tim Barrett
Othe Dundas
Year important challenging decisions in your hands
Acton voters face a municipal election urging careful thought on prewar services, economy, and community aims. The Acton Chamber of Commerce appeals seniors and all residents to vote Tuesday for candidates who best serve Acton’s interests with conscience.
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Tress
Seton Efector
Acton
tSeb Cou ci
Av Muniicipality
Merchants Draw Keeps $60 Prize At Home Market
Mrs W Marchment wins the $66 weekly merchants draw as the post office clock strikes three on Saturday afternoon. J Bert Wood hosted before a large crowd. Since September 17 at the fall fair, $60 has been awarded weekly to promote local shopping. The Arc Rosy theatre marquee remained white and black after its Saturday closure.
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W. Marchment
J. Bert Wood
Election Results Soon From Acton Free Press Office
Complete results will be available to Acton citizens next Tuesday with latest Acton returns and, if desired, full totals from Esquesing and Nassagaweya where elections are Monday. Free Press staff will be on hand in the evening and two telephone lines will relay results as received. Callers should avoid tying up lines. Citizens may stay informed by calling.
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Acton
Acton Free Press Office
Esquesing
Nassagaweya
Free Press Alnff
Six Council Seats Contested At Acclaimed Election
The Rob ert Littke public school auditorium heard 44 nominees for vacancies as withdrawals reduced the field to six council seats. Nominations were held November 24 and the electors go to the polls Tuesday December 6 with ballots listing every civic position. Other positions were filled by acclamation.
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Ev.y
Robert Littke Public School Auditorum
Mayor Attacks Education System Causes Salary Disclosure
At a Friday meeting in Acton Mayor John Guy criticized the education system and the Teachers’ Federation, arguing against raises for high‑performing teachers without a board‑wide increase. He noted school building costs dominate debt and urged capped pay structures as the town faces rising budgets.
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John Guy
Teachers’ Federation
Gov
Acton
Acton Merchant Ralph Pallant Killed in Accident
Acton merchant Ralph Pallant of 1654 Bathurst Street Toronto died from injuries after his northbound car swerved on slippery roads caused by the season's first snowfall and was struck by a tractor trailer on Highway 25 near Speyside. The truck driver Ed C Langdon of Rockwood also died. Pallant's shop Pallant's Ladies Wear in Acton closes for funeral. Pallant survived by his wife and three children. he had been active in Acton merchants, Chamber of Commerce, and Toronto Jewish men's group. Funeral Friday at Park Memorial Chapel with Roselawn Cemetery interment.
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Acton
Ralph Pallant
Bathurst St
Toronto
Highway 25
Speyside
North Hatton O.P.P
Pallant
Milton District Hospital
Ed C. Langdon
Rockwood
Stevenson
Luce
Out Mill
Willow Sts
Este
Wiarton
Ukraine
Canada
Chamber of Cammere
Pale
Mt Int
Park Memorial Chapel
Spadina Avenue
Spadina Crescent
Roselawn Cemetery
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