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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 06, 1958

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Halton Voter Estimates and Conventions Ahead for March Election

Halton prepares for the March federal election with an estimated 427,000 eligible voters and 42,000 in Halton. Nomination plans include Jack Henry for the CCF and Feb 14 1 conventions for Liberals and Conservatives. Returning Officer Alex Cooke notes boundary stability and urban rural list revisions, with voting day set for March 33 in COASTI THE NCTOS.

Halton P.c’'S CCF Jack Henry Alster Town Hall Sandy Best Baring KY Dick Tis Alex Cooke Lein Halter Coasti NCTOS Wit Nelson Township Edson Urbana

Acton council moves to engage analytical chemists for sewage tests

Acton council approves hiring ROV Andersen and Associates to conduct five day tests at the Beardmore plant to analyze BOD and COD levels. The firm would sample effluent, report findings, and charge about SYD per day while a draft subdivision and highway matters are reviewed.

ROV Andersen and Associates Acton Gage Zeutler and Bena Acton Obanei Coumenllor J Ges Water and Sewer Commiinies Cane Ca Binevts Analytical Chemusta Beardmore Plathead Goy Gthee Chemat RO Vo Anderson Asadites Cornell

Fire damages home as chimney fails in Acton

Acton fire brigade responded to a blaze caused by a defective chimney. Fire chief Newton reports damage estimated at 91250. A main beam supporting the chimney burned through, prompting shoring to prevent the floor from collapsing.

Acton Walter Lewandowska Ween Newton Damece

Citizens Asked to Donate Blood at Red Cross Drive

Acton residents are urged to donate blood at a Red Cross Society event on Thursday February 13. The drive runs 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM and 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Leen Neuotor building. About 15 beds and a full staff of nurses and technicians will assist a large crowd. The Ladies Auxiliary will provide refreshments and other organizations will offer help with reception and tape tossing. For information call the listed phone number.

Acton Jewrth Tone Pebraars Red Cross Society Io Oservier Leen Red Cross Society Tae Taeguon Acten Lexam

O D E Chapter Sponsor Contest Opens for Writers

The Ureperial Order Deughtere of the Empire announces a scholarly contest for writers living in Ontario Canada. Entry rates are posted and the Acton High School library notes the contest is now in its seventh consecutive year with a prize value stated.

O.D.E Deughtere of the Empire Eirens Canada Actonigh

Halton MP Attends Provincial Parliament Opening

Members of the Halton constituency attend the provincial legislature as the new Lieutenant Governor Keller Mackay and other dignitaries arrive for the throne speech. Heads of the armed services march in behind the governor while MPP Stanley Hall sits with the legislature crowd.

Op. Beming House of Assembly Queen Park Toronto Armed Services Keller Mackey, Dso Mackay Stanley Hall Kosymnov

Future Is Hazy For Urban Board Meeting

The North Halton Arbaa Board held the year’s first meeting in Milton. Mayor Cook spoke as an individual, Milton’s Councillor J Chariton said Milton had not decided on continuing the board. The group reviewed new natural gas controls dog control joint engineering and industrial promotion plans. A Georgetown Mayor may call a meeting of all three towns to discuss continuing the board. Secretary Treasurer J McGeachie reported a deficit of 979.41 dollars and urged councils to approve outstanding payments.

Halton Arbaa Milton Cook Acton Acton Sound J. Chariton D Sargent Georgetown Trever J McGeachie

Knox Ladies' Aid Holds February Meeting at Knox Church

Mrs Wm McLeod preached at the Knox Ladies Aid gathering in the church Tuesday afternoon. Airs Debbie Lanpin and Mr RL Davidson led the worship. Treasurer Mrs S Matthews reported year end funds. Plans for pastor Mot Loll visit to Iedia in February were announced. Members volunteered for luncheon visits and a home baking sale with tea. Conveners were selected and a social in the basement kitchen followed. Mrs ROL Davidson thanked the committee for lunch preparations.

Wm. McLeod Knox Debbie Lanpin RL. Davidson Rol

The Editor on Perspective on CBC TV

The National Film Board presents The Editor on Perspective airing Sunday February 16 at 5 30 on CBC TV. Filmed in Acton last summer it will interest local viewers recalling former residents and events.

National Film Board Acton

Footings Pour for HK Potter Industry Underway

Acton Fire Department aided in a $50,000 barn fire at the Larne and Fred Walker chicken farm near Milton. Firefighters arrived after 1045 hours, battled intense heat, pumped water, and contained the blaze while nearby property and young stock were threatened. Meanwhile, footings for the new HK Potter industry building were poured with over 15 workers on site and steel delivery expected early March.

K. Porter J. J. Stewart Acton C. Larocque Rush Larne Fred Walker Milton Far Maltun Clement Clase Georgetown Josda Alte Labocque Uefas Stewart Poginewisa Daher Coasttien Company Trea Turon Fos Macri Robertren Yalow Constructo Coopers RON Wa Bod Turner Eng Sules Carl Fa Rocque Walker Brothers No. 10 Side Road Burlington

First Aid Course Delayed for Acton Plow Crash

Robert S. Hen of the St John Ambulance Brigade in Acton announced a postponement of the Farst Aid Course due to unspecific circumstances. The class will now begin Tuesday evening February 11 at the YMCA with Dave Penson of Mattenville as instructor.

Robert S. Hen St John Ambulance Acton Clamea YMCA Dave Penson Mattenville Ito

Aluminum van ruck bin transport tipped on Highway 7 collision

The aluminum van of an Inter-City ruck bin transport tipped Saturday evening after slamming into a Department of Highways plow on Highway 7 at Salvercreek Hill. Damage to the cab and box was estimated at $1,200. plow truck damage minor. Driver Victor Gryminaky of Arias Ontario tried to avoid the crash but the plow’s box hit the transport. Fred Laing Acton was the plow driver.

Department of Highways Highway 7 Salvercreek Hill Ray Andress Victor Gryminaky Arias Ont Fred Laing Acton

Acton YMCA Team Dominates Visitors 75 to 19

Acton YMCA basketball team defeated visiting players 75 to 19 with Frank Mariscak leading the scoring for Acton totaling 28 points from 14 baskets. John Bakker added 12 points including a penalty shot, as teammates Jo Bakker Fo Martscak J Uiterwyk D Flemming Jo Lindsay and Jo Tripp Teany Barrager coached the squad. The game featured Acton players bundled for cold weather.

Acton Jo Lindsay Jo Tripp Teany Barrager Georgetown

Begin New Year Free of Disease Halton Report

Halton County Health Unit for January shows Acton free of communicable diseases. The tally notes 26 cases reported for Halton County, and for 1997 there were 610 cases of disease variations with Acton reporting 105 cases.

Halton County Acton Halton

Georgetown Approved for 50 Bed Hospital Plan

Dr Neweon of the Ontario Hospital Services Commissions informed John Ord of the Georgetown Hospital Association that construction of a 10 bed hospital for the town has been approved. A site survey was completed, fundraising efforts will begin soon, and building is planned to start at the earliest opportunity.

John Neweon Ontario Hospital Services Commissions John Ord Georgetown Hospital Association

Knox Congregation Hear Annual Reports

The Knox Presbyterian church held its annual congregational meeting on a Wednesday in February with Parker presiding and C. M. Coles as secretary. The 1968 Board of Managers was named, plans for a building committee discussed, and recommendations to the board included replacing timber with shingles, converting the furnace to gas, and repairing pews. The 1987 allocation details were reviewed with a noted allocation of $3,726.00.

Knox Predvyterian Church Parker C. M. Coles Davidson Joe KE. Hansen Wo Mainprize K. McPhail A. Waldie J. EF. Greer J. Vanfleet J. Irvine Norton M. Smith A Robinson

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