C N R Flyer Derailed and Plant Relocation Report
Parcel of C N R operations involves a bus transport incident and the sale of Micro Plastics assets. Workers released with hiring planned after January 1 as equipment moves from Wallace Avenue site to Martin Street plant. Leckie Company handles moving. supplies shift to Gay rents. unions and employers affected.
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Mar Elastics
Wallace Avenus
S Now
Matin Street
Noth
Leckie Company
Verante
Weknatiowe
Police Report Details Holiday Detachment Quiet Yet Cited Accidents
Police report from Acton’s local OVP detachment notes a quiet holiday with one accident and ongoing efforts to identify causes. Corroborating statements describe full staff coverage during New Year and safety advisories for drivers, plus notes on track damage investigation and railway incident follow ups.
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Momagon Onlimne
OVP
Acton
County Paves Way for Expansion of Halton Manor
Ballon County council advanced a 900 000 expansion for Halton Manor with first two readings of a construction by law, enabling the Manor board to seek Ministerial approval. The project aims to double capacity, add 60 beds, and convert wings for women’s normal and special care use, with a reworked kitchen and a new common room and tuck shop. Groundbreaking targeted for mid January with completion in 16 to 18 months.
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Halton Manor
Ballon County
Hefoewy
Flor Perrinvees
Stanley Allen
Efich
Eitiee Ptteraeet
Cvet
Cedar Chapel Peel
Ing
Jermens
Ciudad
Euditonom E
Local Council Sees Red Again In Week of Changes
The new council will include Thabisagewal wiebting with a cohort from 1833 leaders Uagh Lewe and Preah Watts and will appoint Mayer WH. Deak as deputy. J. M. Greer and B.D. Rashia join as members. March new members of the acting ministerial council will conduct a brief deduction and swear in the entire assembly.
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Thabisagewal Wiebting
Msaabere
Sauan
Mayer WH. Deak
Resve 3
Gev. Depstyseve
J. M. Greer
Coaneilfers
B.D. Rashia
W. J. Melced Tied “3
Maret
Next Week Issue Returns to Normal Format
The newspaper announces a return to its regular layout next week with standard appearance and publication on Thursday afternoon. It notes previous weeks featured special Yuletide editions and that deadlines and timing will follow normal schedules.
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Nnimal
Acton P.O. reports big post Christmas mail surge
Post Office staff in Acton processed about 10 000 more cards than last year during the Christmas season. Five regular employees worked overtime while temporary helpers aided the effort. No major delays occurred despite the higher volume and only one hold up in dispensing mail was reported.
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P.O
Mio Terey
Taco
Bets G McKeown
Ryan
Bruton
J Chapy Fegan
Co Leishman
Terry
Oh Fe
Marge Reid
Christmas Day Fire Destroys Garage on MacBould Boulevard
A blaze on Christmas Day gutted a double garage at 2360 MacBould Boulevard, damaging a washing machine and home goods. Neighbors assisted as Jack Sargent moved his car. firemen kept the fire from neighboring buildings. Cause unknown. losses exceed $800.
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Eavant
Jos Sargent
MacBousld Boulevard
Rbeignbor
Jack Sargent
Aan
J. Newton
Fox Rabid Fox Sacked By Farmer At Acton Farm
A rabid fox was killed on a farm at Acton by Raron McKeown using a shovel. The farmer reported the incident after the fox attacked geese on the property. Dr F G Oakes noted no other foxes had been caught in the area since the event.
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Thosunien
Hull Agarding
Raron McKeown
Acton Secends
McKeown
F. G Oakes
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