Actual Assessment Figure $3,585,935 Is Not So Modest
The Free Press clarifies 1956 taxation bases on a total assessment of $3,585,935. The prior year figure was $2,986,944, yielding a correction of $598,991. Despite the rise, taxpayers see roughly a 13 percent reduction in taxes compared with 1955.
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Acton Bridge Construction Digs Deep On Maria Street Site
Heavy piles and iron pipe work mark the Maria Street bridge project in Acton. The old bridge is torn down and removal is underway while abutment footings are prepared in gouges. A diesel shovel drives 10 inch pipe into the earth for supports and concrete will later fill the pipes and gas lines. Tracks fill the new approaches as Crescent residents navigate the detour along tannery lane and the railway stairs for access.
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Parkin Architects Chosen for Georgetown High School Additions
North Halton District High School Board selected John B. Parkin and Associates to design an eight room extension to Georgetown High School. The meeting in Acton covered site visits, insurance plans for three schools, staff replacements, and temporary schooling arrangements for Georgetown students during construction.
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Georgetown High School
North Halton
Acton
Burgoyne
Halton
Richards
Crown Insurance Co
Georgetown
Miss Inman
George
New service stations planned on No. 7 Highway site signs rise
Sun Oil Co. Ltd has erected a sign on No 7 Highway east of Churchill Road indicating a south side service station site. A second potential station may rise at the Highway Churchill Road corner next to Sun Oil. Canadian Petrofina Ltd representatives indicated the corner land as a possible site at a Planning Board meeting.
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East-End Playground Idea May Replace Dump with Park
East-end council considers Brad ley and Houghton plan to buy the nearly four acre dump behind Glenlea subdivision. The deal would level and fence the site and deed it to the town as a park to allow housing loans to proceed. A committee will pursue talks with the contractors while an ongoing dispute with George Shultz over 1500 dollars is to be settled through counsel.
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Houghton
R. N. Brown
Council Cartier
George Shultz
Warren Grove
Acton Firefighters Battle Two House Yard Blazes
Acton firemen tackled two fires within hours and four miles, starting with a rubbish pile behind Corona Shoe Factory. A later blaze at H Dekens farm caused heavy property and livestock losses, with sows and other animals lost as winds hindered efforts and water supply was scarce. Erin brigade aided as crews doused the smoldering shed and barn fire.
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Line installation delayed as farmers protest gas route
Complaints from 30 farmers in Trafalgar and Esquesing townships halt United Suburban Gas plans for a public utility certificate to lay a main serving Adam Georgetown Milton. Ontario Fuel Board orders new route studies and more farm consultations ahead of April 16 hearing in Toronto.
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Milton
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Fuel Board
Toronto
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Adam
Georgetown
John Evans
Walsh, Evans and Philp
United Suburban Co
E. L. Dutton
Dutton
Niagara Gas Co
Niagara
Trafalgar Township
Dundass Highway
Anthony Gas and Oil Explorations Co
Esquesing
Sevnuck
A. R. Crozier
Evans
Acton Legion Branch Marks 25th Year With Discovery Hall Opening
Acton Lezion celebrated its 25th anniversary with three days of events focused on the new $25,000 addition and renovation. A Friday dance drew 3500 to 4000 dancers for a house warming. Saturday featured a banquet with Major John Anderson as speaker. Sunday offered open house tours and a dedication service followed by a parade to the cenotaph. The weekend included tributes to past presidents, bond plans for the new addition, and a turkey dinner served by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
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Royal Military College
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Legion Branch
Korea
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U.N
Herb Woods
Major Anderson
Joe Hurt
George Musselle
Vice Patrick
Sybil Bennett
Adp T
Stan Hall
Erle Burgess
Dorminion
Canadian Legion
Patrick
Gordon Beatty
Fred Wright
Ben Bayliss
Allan Buchanan
Max Storey
Acton Tegton
Bud MacDonald
Acton Togaon
Les Clark
Georgetown
Zone
Legion Executive
Wright
Beatty
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
E. Elliott
Muckers and Panthers Set for Floor Hockey Finals
Floor hockey playoffs pit the Muckers against the Panthers next Wednesday after both teams won key games. The Muckers trail the Panthers by one in regular play with Friday results showing the Goats 13 to 9 over the Muckers and the Panthers upsetting the Bombers 12 to 6.
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