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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

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St Alban’s Church Picnic Draws 170 At Riverside Park

One hundred seventy attended the St. Alban’s Anglican Church Sunday School and Congregational Picnic at Riverside Park Guelph on Saturday. Weather was ideal and a varied program of races and swimming entertained all ages with prize winners listed by event and age group.

St. Alban's Anglican Riverside Park Guelph C. Sutton D. Clarke C. Ranney Leslie Jones Keith Ranney Marian Sutton Carolyn Cook David Peal Jeffery Fryer Gris Vand Shirley Roche Carol Goodwin Harry NecFadden Ernie Lawson Faye Sagaskie Yvonne Poole Bill McHugh Bob Coon Chevy Morton Helen Luxton Peggy Oakes Leona Sagaskie Lawson H. McFadden R. Salt WH Turner Dr. Oakes Mrs Coon Bob Jones Barbara Turner Yed Footitt W. Denny G. Hargraves

Ontario Scouts Pick Halton Camp for Pre-Jamboree

Ontario Boy Scouts chose Mount Nemo Scout Camp in Halton County as a pre Jamboree rendezvous for 105 Ontario Scouts among 300 Canadian delegates heading to Valley Forge. Three King Scouts Don Davidson Ray Hutt and Jack Davidson attended as representatives, while troops pitched tents and prepared for the international gathering with other provinces and countries.

Valley Forge Halton County Mount Nemo Ontario Canada North Hay Samia Coburg Cornwall Oshawa Acton Ottawa Hamilton Milton Great Niagara Don Davidson Ray Hutt Jack Davidson Cmisesiies King Scouta

Spartan Contract Payment Withheld At Council Meeting

At a special council session on Monday evening the payment to Spartan Contracting Co was held back after a prolonged discussion. The meeting approved installing laterals to all assessed properties and left doubtful cases to the Sewer Committee. A water survey by J Sprowl near Wartine Housing reached water but record depth and flow remain undetermined. A request from Georgetown for body recovery equipment prompted a plan to purchase gear stored at the Fire Hall. The Halton Health Unit reported septic tanks in Wartime Housing generally satisfactory. The council also reviewed Fairview Cemetery conditions with the Town Foreman. Mayor A Mason chaired the session attended by all councillors.

Conncil Spartan Contracting Co J. Sprowl Sprowl Wartine Sewer Committee Reeve Tyler Georgetown Glen Williams Tyler J. Powell Halton Fairview Cemetery Lenis A. Mason

Drowning Girl Dies in Treacherous Creek Rush Near Glen Williams

A 13 year old Dor is Cronkrite of Clarkson drowned while picnicking with relatives on the Cre dit River mile north of Glen Williams. Efforts to save her failed as her uncle, Ed mund Shaver, cramped in the water. he barely reached shore. Rescuers and Georgetown Fire Department worked eight hours with dynamite used to locate the body. Coroner Dr. C. K. Stevenson attributed the death to drowning.

Credit River Glen Williams Doris Cronkrite Clarkson Edmund Shaver Shinvey J. A. McNiven Georgetown McNiven C. K. Stevenson Milton H. White NeNiven Bill Kozac Gene Logan Ernie Thompson Robert McMaster Harold Bennett Emmie Hyda

Acton Nine Drops Key Pitching Duel Against Milton

Acton’s nine falls 14 9 to Milton in a wild slugfest at County Town. Don Ryder appears in relief for Acton who hover near the top. Milton blasts two homers amid a 16 hit attack. Pollock and Grenke exchange blows as Acton’s defense errs twice in right field.

Acton Johnny Mowat Oakville Oto Milton Don Ryder Tiny Don Sam Snyder Mallons Ryder Milton Difference Cowboy Grenke Early

Sewer Schedule For Week With Local Street Closures

The notice lists sewer work paths including Mill from Wallace to Young and Wallace from Mill to Bower with 300 feet on Bower from Wallace plus the stream at Main and Brock to Lindsay's Mill as well as Peel from Wellington to Acton Boulevard and Arthur from Young to Acton Boulevard. A separate line notes that in 10648 there were 640,590 Canadians convicted of traffic violations.

Main Elgin Wallace Young Mill Bower Brock Lindsay's Peel Wellington Acton Arthur Boulevard

Paper Adopts New Format Prepare For Modern Look

The newspaper announces a next issue update adopting a new format with a modern front page style and relocated features. Coming Events column moves to the back page and other items shift positions. readers are asked to submit feedback and notices by Tuesday 5 p.m.

Plan For Equal Shares Of School Costs In Halton

North Halton High School Board ponders equalized county assessment for 1950 15 day arbitration board on Esquesing request accepted bids for coal paint fixtures and seating projects approved with total accounts at 10083 40 and next meeting set for July 1?.

North Halton County Council Esquesing Ubera KY. Dick Esqueasing Schulz Electrical Co Georgetown Acton Milton Col. Ge. Brown Wm. Schenk Wm. Coon F. W. B Fitzgerald N. Pickett W. Blehn Dr. Milne John Bell G. A. Dills

County Council Taxation Decided Assessment Settled

The Marion County Council, in a special session on Friday, adopted a revised equalized assessment plan raising countywide assessment by 14 147 220 with gains and losses across municipalities. Ted Smith urged unity while K Y Dick defended the plan, noting the south carries its share yet a united approach is needed to finalize taxation burdens.

Charastow Acton Kree Forth Ted Smith Meeve Hurlington Marion County Council Specist Mir Dick Napesqaweya Faguesing Milton Baquesing Natsagaweya Trafalgar Nelson Oakville Assesasmens Committee Smith Thia Mitter

Coming Events Announcements From Local Groups

A series of community notices for Lakeside Chapter LODE guests include the annual bazaar at Town Hall on October 1. Malton Rural Girls softball at Acton Park on Monday July 3 at 645 pm. Omagh vs Acton. Farmers Rally at Brookville Hall Thursday July 2 at 630 pm with a guest speaker and dance. Bannockburn school July 4 at 8 pm sharp home economics frost foods demonstration by Mize Broadfoot. Euchre lunch admission via Bannockburn Women Institute. Hillsburgh Band carden party in Hillsburgh Park Thursday July 10 at 830 pm with inter Institute groups and band. Inclement weather moves to arena. Admission Adults 50c Children 25c.

Prospect Pari Acton Acton Hove and Girls’ Band Prospect Park Ea.rooks Mea Grimaby St Alban's Anglican Church Brooke Malton Acton Park Omagh Farmers Rally Brookville Hall Auspicea Nassagaweya Federation of Agriculture Bannockburn School Sharp Mize Broadfoot Home Economica Service Dept. of Agriculture Bannockburn Women's Institute Hillsburgh Hillsburgh Park Muale

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Brooks Roy Harry Brittain Acton England ST. Alban’s Boy Scouts Spartan Holland Belgium Larne Scots Band O Canada Mill St. East Acton Boulevard HEPC J. McGeachie W. Bauer Spartan Construction Co Oaks Mark Pollock Pollock Mowat Harold Townsley Ronstadtler Jordan J Mosales Dude Lindsay Jordan and Lakeside Lode
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