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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1958
Page
1
Brownies hold their annual Christmas gathering at the Stout Heer on Mewiday evening. They sang carols, played games, and received gifts while stars of the Bath al do Bus and other members were recognized for faithful service and contributions to the group.
Police warn of rabies risks and advise caution as warnings note potential canine and wild animal exposure. The report cites veterinary advisories and public health guidance amid concerns over rabies spread and preventive measures.
The White Gift Service featured a church concert followed by a supper. An estimated 100 attendees gathered as children received bags containing candy, popcorn, and nuts, with Mrs. EL Lidken serving as superintendent of the primary department.
Aboard session, the board chair stated that a mill grant is not necessary. Discussion touched on budget priorities and potential impacts on local services. The chair emphasized fiscal restraint while outlining alternate funding plans.
The council approved a tender of 87 640 99 for storm sewer and paving work at Glenlea. The vote featured objections and amendments as officials outlined project scope, financing, and contractor responsibilities amid a lengthy discussion and nearby community concerns.
Crowds line streets for a large Santa Claus parade in Acton with support from the Chamber of Commerce merchants and local groups. The event features bands, Santa’s arrival, and coordinated preparations by St John Ambulance and the Rotary Club.
A rabid fox attacked dogs and workers near an industrial area. The fox was killed and sent to a laboratory for testing while quarantines were imposed on affected dogs and nearby people.
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