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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1968

Page

6

Fire destroys Erin feed mill in weekend blaze

A Saturday night fire completely destroyed the 64-year-old Erin feed mill near the C P R station, with 108 tons of grain and equipment lost. Kay of Rockwood bought the mill last August and plans to rebuild, operating temporarily from the Kay farm with three mobile mills. Firefighters saved nearby buildings. the cause is under investigation.

Kay Io Erin Erin Fire Brigade C.P.R Harvey Peavey Garnet Kay RL 2 Rockewood Art Hawes Acton Pam Mr. Kay Ine Law Rockwood Erin

Everton dam plans explained at January 29 meeting

The Grand River Conservation Authority will host a public meeting at Ospringe Public School on Highway 24 at 8 15 p m to outline dam plans for Everton. Residents property owners and township representatives from Erin and Erasmosa will be invited as part of the five large dams proposal seeking 75 per cent funding from provincial and federal governments.

Everton Grand River Conservation Authority Ospringe Highway Erin Erasmosa

Esquesing selects Halton and Paul Maintenance for caretaker job

Esquesing council interviewed eight applicants before accepting Halton and Paul Maintenance of Georgetown to maintain the building and grounds at $28.50 per week under clerk supervision. Councillor Patterson urged salary review, while discussions on roads, snow removal, and an emergency plan touched county committees and boundary disputes with outside lawyers.

Jo McGeachie Clark Joan Haresan Sam Tennant Jon Huest John Dunn Council Bighter Esquesing Councl Halton and Paul Maintenance RR. 1 Georgetown C.F Pat) Patterson Gosh Golly Patterson Fort Towneship Norval Department of Highways Highways Department Patterson Bud Snow Rueve George Currie County Industrial Committee Pattergonuardt

Acton OPP Weekly Reports First Break and Enter Since 1967

The Acton area police report a local business was entered through an unlocked door this week. Thieves stole cash and cigarettes, causing about $1650 in damage, while investigators note ongoing risk from unlocked premises and emphasize safer driving in changing road and weather conditions.

Acton O.P.P Aafia Hd Actons

Ice on Crowcant Bridge Triggers Morning Car Crash

Road conditions blamed for a two car collision Tuesday morning on the Crowcant bridge. Gary McFadden of Poot Street was leaving the crossroads when he braked and skidded. Ethel McMullan of Poplar Street was entering. Damages were $125 and $160. no charges filed.

Acton Free Press January 24 1968 item summary

Acton Free Press reports local events from January 24 1968. Brief items cover community notices, school activities, and city developments. Readership is kept informed with concise notices and local updates.

Acton Free Press

Night Tobogganing Lights Not Yet in Glenroar Park

Several residents have been enjoying tobogganing in Glenroar Park though the night lighting remains off as the season begins. The missing illumination affects nighttime use and safety considerations for visitors.

Glenroa’ Park

District News Highlights After Storm Delays Local Mall

Week brings mixed results with a temporary rural mall outage caused by storms. District officials report reductions in activity and scattered delays. Several groups faced fines totaling 3104 units, reflecting enforcement actions from recent disruptions.

Local Meetings Move to Library and Hydroelectric Site

Fragmented notes indicate council meetings shifting from chambers to the library or hydro building. Church annual meetings are upcoming with unclear details amid garbled phrases about town planning and local activities.

Hydro

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