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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1947

Page

3

Milton Council approves plow work contract at six dollars

At a Milton meeting last week councillors Wegins and Hord sponsored hiring COG. Riddell to plow streets for six dollars an hour using his own judgment when needed. The same issue of sewers and municipal projects dominates local affairs with mayor and council ballots upcoming.

Milton Council Wegins and Hord Cog. Riddell Mra. A. Dickenson King Street Hoatexa St. Paul's Evening Auxiliary E. W. Feater Euroope Lotta Hitschmanava Milton C. I H. Heslop Iawyer Gordon C. Gowland

Play Safe and Pay by Cheque

A local feature endorses Bank of Montreal cheques for safety and record keeping. The piece explains a cheque once cashed serves as proof of payment and suggests opening an account with William Clayton, local branch manager, to protect finances and avoid missing receipts.

Bank of Montreal William Clayton

Local Notes From Erin and Whitby Community

Erin Continuation School commencement celebrated with evident success. Earl Moore a Holatein breeder sold three heifer calves to a buyer in Uruguay as part of a shipment airlifted to its new home. Local milk producers negotiate with the Milk Board for higher prices, with no current consumer price change.

Mestra Robert Jerome Hunter Erin

Georgetown Lions host Muz Lunan during district visit

Deputy District Governor Muz zy Lunan of Oakville attended the Lions Club dinner at the McGibbon House with about 200 guests. A Waterdown week wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs John Robinson drew 73 grandchildren and great grandchildren. New ward councilor Vern McCumber and trustees Gar Gold McGilvray Walton Biehn were acclaimed after three nominations.

Muzzy” Lunan Oakville Lions Club McGibbon Waterdown John Robinson Alex. McKinnon Hillsburgh Laurence Burt Georgetown D. EF. Sovereign Burlington Robinson Vern McCumber Gar Qold McGilvray Walton- Biehn McCumber Joseph Gibbons Arthur Herbert MacGavray Arthur_Herbert W. P

Over $48 Million Bet at Canadian Race Tracks in 1947

In 1947 Canada hosted 329 race days across 36 meetings with total wagers of 18 519 909 dollars and prize money of 2 323 675 dollars. Ontario led with 29 034 232 wagers from 126 racing days, while Toronto topped city wagering at 18 811 284 dollars. The Dominion collects five percent tax from wagers and provinces levy five to ten percent. racing uses parimutuel betting overseen by J D Higginson of the Dominion Department of Agriculture.

Canada Ontario British Columbia Manitoba Alberta Quebec Saskatchewan Maritime Provinces Dominion Department of Agriculture Toronto Vancouver Fort Erie Winnipeg Hamilton Niagaara Falls Edmonton Montreal Calvary Victoria Ottawa Regina Saskatoon Moose Jaw Seaforth Dominion J. D. Higginson Paminion

Radar Echoes Endure Fog But Rain Limits Range

Radar, which records echoes, remains unaffected by fog, yet rain reduces its effective range. The note highlights weather impact on radar performance.

Christmas Prep Delayed but Not Dismayed at Home

A farm household reflects on a quieter Christmas with no big plans or visitors. The narrator notes grateful adaptation to togetherness and outlines gifts that proved most useful, from a versatile ecard table to a desk-pen set and a chenille housecoat, while acknowledging the evolving needs of children.

Partner Tam Pl John

Memory For Faces In Social Encounters

The article discusses people who recall names but struggle to remember faces. It notes forgetting long-ago appearances and suggests practices to improve facial memory by reviewing admired features after meeting someone. It emphasizes cultivating this skill due to its social importance.

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Ruggists Mall CC R. M.bell Optometrist Ekn Roland Haines Chapple’s Wyndham St. Guelph Angus Kennedy Prop. C. Ledwhiges King St. Georgetown Aerotype Cecil A. Carr Savage Optical Guelph Ont Douglas Corectal Tel Gigi Gwendoline P. Clarke Annia WMRE Bracken Real Estate and “General Insurance Mutual Life Assurance Co., Ltd Acton Universal Milking Machines Viking Cream Separators Gilson Home Freezers Milton District Co-operative Elizabeth’ Arden Cooper’s Drug Store Mill St. Acton
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