Council Winds Up 1964 Agenda Farewells Included
Acton council held its final 1964 meeting. Transfers of reliable taunt ens and license amendments were discussed, with new applicants awaiting interview. Staff changes, park board recommendations, and council turnover dominated the session amid urban planning notes and public works concerns.
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Acton Council
al Langille
Don Grein
Ron Mosfont
Palue
Ray Mason
Ajax Engineering Co
Deer Cause Fatal Accident Report in Acton District
A deer caused a fatal accident in the Acton district last week though no human was harmed. John Wayne Wilson of Orton was driving on Highway 7 near Crewson's Corner when the incident occurred Monday evening. Milton O P investigated and estimated vehicle damage at zero.
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Acton
John Wayne Wilson
Orton
Highway 7
Crewson
Tree Sale Profit Estimated at $280
Quick calculation shows the Y's Men's club has made about $280 from their annual sale of Christmas trees. The amount is near the level of prior years and demonstrates steady demand for trees at this time of year.
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Y's Men's Club
Rabies Confirmed in Dog Imported From Hull Quebec Case
Tuesday report confirms rabies in a dog owned by Calvin Kas of Everton after samples from the animal were analyzed at Dominion Laboratories Hull Quebec. The dog had behaved strangely prompting health unit contact and brain tissue sent for testing.
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Hull
Quebec
Calvin Kas
Everton
Dee PG Clabes
Guelpts
Gaukes
Wlicers Warn
Christmas Tree Blaze Set For January 6 At Acton
The Town of Acton sponsors a large bonfire to dispose of thousands of Christmas trees. Pickup starts Wednesday at 9 AM with free coffee and doughnuts for attendees. Town officials urge residents to place trees at the dump side to ensure a large blaze and full turnout.
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Rooom
Maver Les Duby
Chamber of Commene
Poul Nielsen
Coot Co
Acton
Paul Naelsen
Churchill
Collee
Band Serenades Night Shoppers at YMCA Christmas Event
A local band performed for about an hour on YMCA steps to serenade Christmas shoppers. After a business meeting the group split for two holiday parties. The Yo opened for 28 young instrument students, with hot dogs and drinks provided by Mrs Gordon Gibbons.
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YMCA
Gordon Gibbons
Vo Peder Jr
Delice
Quiet Holiday Sees Acton Police Report Safe Weekend
Acton police reported a quiet Christmas weekend with no reportable accidents or incidents. The holiday period passed without significant crime or public safety events.
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Acton
Nassagaweya Considering New Township Offices
Nassagaweya Township plans to call tenders for a new four acre site office block on Guelph Line after council approval. The project estimated at about 196700 with bids due by January 15 aims for a spring completion and possible 1995 summer opening under federal labor grants. The proposal faces opposition from the Nassagaweya Women’s Centennial Committee which favors leasing a renovated existing school.
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Brookville Hall
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Naysagaweya Women’y Centennial
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