Christmas Eve Paper Schedule Changes For Week
The Free Press plans earlier publication next week due to holiday. Printing shifts to Saturday to avoid Wednesday release, and the usual schedule will resume the following week with Christmas cards and Boxing Day notes.
Misprinted six cent Christmas stamps cause post office shuffle
Acton post office halts sale of new six cent Christmas stamps due to missing imprint issues. Of 400 stamps without the black imprinting, 209 recovered and an estimated 191 may still be out in circulation. Four extra staff Ebien Holmes Nan Reed Marnie Mellor and Diane Butler assist with the rush as Canada Christmas Noe Noël 6 1969 stamps are recalled for checking.
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Acton
Gord McKeown
Canada
Ebien Holmes
Nan Reed
Marnie Mellor
Diane Butler
Santa Rama Final Draw Sets Higher Vouchers in Acton
Acton merchants prepare for the last Santa Rama draw this Saturday afternoon. The total prize pool is now $150 in cash vouchers, up from $100, and the ale prize rises from $30 to $50.
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C. of C. annual set for Jan 21 dinner at Halton Heights
Acton Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual dinner for January 21 at Halton Heights Country Club. A bus service is planned to shuttle attendees both ways. Officers will be elected, and members are urged to pick up and return survey forms. Prize vouchers crown top winners with a Santa Rama draw and Eramosa Flower Mart prizes announced. Draws continue at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Y.M.C.A.
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Acton
Tony Reid
Rockwood
Eramosa Flower Mart
Y.M.C.A
Public Hearing Set on Acton Rail Agent Fate
Acton council opposes removing the agent arguing it darkens the town’s prospects as the railway aims to shift services to a Guelph master agency. Residents fear hardship and loss of growth while others prep for the January 13 hearing with MPs and local officials weighing in.
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Areac Council
Bud Whiting
Elora
Rockwood
Eramam
Chamber of Commerce
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Railway
Guelph
Halton Peel plan for regional unit hinges on Burlington inclusion
Halton County moves to ask the Minister of Municipal Affairs to form a Halton Peel regional unit if Burlington joins. At Tuesday’s wind up meeting Nassagawega Acton opposed, voting 28 to 6 with five of 14 members against. Oakville Burlington Georgetown Milton and Warden Currie supported the plan. Nassagaweya Acton and Deputy Reeve Tom Hill opposed.
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Halton County
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Halton
Peel
Burlington
County Council
Nassagawega
Acton
Oakville
Georgetown
Milton
Warden Currie
Esquesing
Peel-Halton
Alan Day
Steele
George Currie
Gordon Agnew
Ontario
A. Speight
Ana
Halton Peel
Bert Reeve
Reeve A. MacArthur
Acton Faces Phone Service Halt Over Bell Rate Dispute
Acton's Bell Canada expansion risks disruption after two thirds rejection of Bell's rate hike plea. Mayor Les Duby warned a six million dollar budget cut could block six of seven phones in Churchill Rd North subdivision, delaying homes. Hydro Commission members urged cooperation and tree-trimming oversight as Bell cites funding issues.
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Transport Committee
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Les Duby
Hydro Commission
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Hydro plays Santa Claus in overcharged heater refund
A local woman will receive 229.12 after Acton Hydro agreed to reimburse her for a double charge on a water heater bill. Since June 1964 she paid a flat rate plus metered rate. a new heater revealed the overcharge. Commissioner MacArthur supported the rebate as the commission found the error.
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MacArthur
Town Christmas Gift Drive Opens This Thursday and Friday
The town office invites donations for Christmas gifts with no need for wrapping. Clerk administrator Jon Hurst notes a DDT disposal issue as DDT will be accepted at the town office on Thursday and Friday while awaiting provincial guidance on its future use.
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D.D.T
Jon Hurst
Free Press
Collision Friday Causes $850 Damage on Queen Street
An accident on Queen Street at BP car watch involved two cars Friday morning. Drivers Stewart Brown of Toronto and Bul Lenina Acton sustained damages estimated at $250. Police say the Toronto car skidded on wet pavement as the other car returned into traffic.
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Stewart Brown
Toronto
West
Cas
Bul Lenina Acton
Planning board stalls over shopping plaza plan at council back to committee
Planning board criticized lack of liaison with council as two representatives were absent during a Thursday meeting. They questioned why council referred the proposal back to committee and objected to Project Planning Associates missing from discussions. The board supported delaying approval for a plaza at Queen Archill corner and called for more detail on the Orr property development including access, buffers, and sewer plans.
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G. W. McKenzie
Paul
Couselion
McKenzie
Council
Masales
Pee
Queen Archill
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