PU C Approves Staff Holidays Increases Superintendent Salary
The Public Utilities Commission approves three weeks holiday with pay for joint office staff after one year service and raises the hydro superintendent salary. The meeting also discusses hydrant relocation and clerical workload. Continued on Page Three.
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Roy Goodwin Donates Blood at Milton Clinic
Hoy Goodwin of 5 Mab Street West arrived just before eight to give blood to the Canadian Red Cross at the Milton clinic. He waited after hours and, despite cleanup, insisted on donating a pint. He was one of four Acton residents who donated as 1,000 envelopes were mailed.
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Milton Blood Clinic
Hoy Goodwin
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Red Cross
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Newspaper office schedule and ad deadlines notice
Close Tuesday Correspondents and advertisers are reminded that the office will close for the annual July 1 holiday. The office remains open Monday. Display ads deadline moves to 5.60 Monday. Classified deadline remains as usual. Reporters urged to submit copy early.
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Tureday
Car Collision On Mill Street Delays Acton Spree
An accident on Mill Street opposite the Acton Free Press involved a wine truck owned by Ovanette Bokhers Acton driven by Joseph O Bien Rockwood and a car driven by Henry Heldo Acton. Damages were about 75 dollars as slippery roads from heavy rain contributed. Acton Citizens Band played in Mount Forest with 35 members attending Wednesday evening.
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Acton Free Press
Ovanette Bokhers
Acton
Joseph O' Bien
Rockwood
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Feac
Henry Heldo
Aseaa Howe
OPP
Acton Public School Pupils Organize Joint Play Day
Acton and Robert Latchehurst students from grades five to eight join for a play day at Acton Park and nearby grounds. Activities include team challenges, games, and a communal lunch supervised by teachers. Parents attend as students craft crafts and wares for display.
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M Z. Hennett
Hbbert Lattle
Sporra
Cee
Robert Little
Acton Park
Bennett
40 000 Square Foot Plant Planned on Main Street
Fry break Ltd will construct a 40,000 square foot building on Main Street North near a concrete site purchased years ago. Vice-president JH Reid announced the project, which includes adding a new plant expected to be completed by November and employing 60 workers in addition to 20 at the current waisting plant. The existing plant will continue producing Carton pipe with custom extrusions and sheetings.
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Micro Plastics Division
Frybreak Ltd
Main Street
JH Reid
Une Muon
Bruce Andrews Seventh in BE Trials at Lake Canon
Bruce Andrews placed seventh in the BE Trials at Lake Canon during the weekend meet. The event featured rough pacing and mixed results for Andrews with a late entry due to eligibility questions.
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Andress
Euhaer
Lake Canon
Dee
Costas
Yonne Breeze
Ain
Court Paid $1134 as 58 Offenders Appear
A court summary reports $1134 paid in fines with 58 offenders appearing in court. The text also references miners and a weekly actions note, though details are obscured by OCR errors.
Advertising in Three Press Proves Effective in Acton District
A small classified ad drew six replies on Friday, 14 on Saturday, and 42 by Monday, totaling 158 dollars to the advertiser. Further responses continued through the week among 6,008 readers, proving ads reach the buying public in Acton and district via the three papers.
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Banquet honors Halton eight grade graduates at local school
The Amalgamated Tome hosted the annual banquet for 78 eighth grade graduates from Robert Little and M Bennett Public Schools on Friday evening. Principal and Inspector Joudan urged hard work, honesty, and perseverance as graduates prepare for future careers and temptations.
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MM Bennett Puble
Reebert Lith
Weds Paday
Robert Dat
EF Jordan
Halton County
Joudan
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