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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
13
The Corporal urges merchants to tighten supervision and deter shoplifters during a busy period. Homeowners are advised not to leave money exposed and to take precautions to protect homes from break ins. Several shoplifting incidents have been reported to police.
A Duke of Devonshire chapter LOUDLES hosted a December 10 Christmas dinner at Mrs. W. J. Heatty’s home. Members organized planning, serving, and a short meeting led by Miss Mialaprive, with letters from headquarters urging donations for Korean projects. Prizes were awarded to two members, and an elf distributed gifts to conclude the evening.
Police report a weekend hunting accident near Oakville where a youth was shot in the thigh by companions. Three others involved were detained by officers. The incident prompts safety warnings and possible charges under hunting laws and game acts.
Report details annual board appointments before January meetings. Makenzie and others are reappointed to local boards for terms. staff and election costs noted, including poll clerks and hall rental. Holiday collection schedule and service adjustments are listed with dates and responsible offices.
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An anonymous letter circulating in Nassageweya attacks the vote record and cites alleged misconduct by citizens and officials. The text accuses groups of bias and questions the integrity of the electoral process with vague claims and threatened legal action.
Tuesday evening the council declined a request for a recount of ballots from the recent municipal election. Candidate Bob Drinkwater, who trailed Mrs. George Pryer by seven votes, sought a recount amid many spoiled ballots and voting irregularities. The clerk noted about 2 percent of spoiled ballots appeared to cast votes for Drinkwater, while officials emphasized the process and costs of recounts and rejected further action.
Acton Scout Committee seeks funds from families and supporters as a local appeal follows an earlier failed drive. Letters were mailed last week urging contributions to cover the main finance for the scout ball and group operations, with post office arrangements for forwarding donations.
Ottawa area council delegation meets Ontario Municipal Board in Toronto to seek tentative approval for a high school addition. Mayor Les Duby and J A Kennedy lead talks on forecasts, funding, and timelines to accelerate working plans and state aid for the project.
The article honors Chairman Tom Wanean for fourteen years of leadership at the organization. Principal GW McBengig and trustee William Benson praise his work and community involvement with Bow Scouts Branch 197 and Canadian Legion Y's Men's Club. Wanean receives a pen and bouquet amid tributes from peers and staff.
Mr Watson thanked colleagues during the fourteen years noting he had learned much and made many friends. He praised peers and urged the board to help others receive education, expressing gratitude for the support and opportunities.
In Acton County Judge George Mott considers a recount of ballots from Acton's December municipal election. Robert Drinkwalter seeks relief with an appeal noting a possible 4 percent rebate and related costs. The judge will determine if the costs are allowable and who bears them.
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