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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 15, 1946

Page

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Acton Council approves Scene Street waterworks extension

Acton Council met in special session to approve continued mains on Scene Street and extend the water system to service residents. The meeting covered street grading on Queen Street, enforcement of building codes for a portable mill street structure, and by law decisions on fireworks restrictions. A permit process and location changes outside fire zones were agreed for moving a building, with completion of the water contract by June 1 and related engineer and contractor payments discussed.

Acton Imaportian Timita Roazel Harrop Crippe Lota Queen Street H. Hintod Kinton Anderson Knowles Construction Co Gewtle and Campbell County of Hatton Council Maine Scene Street Counci Knowles Oakes Elgin Street Main Street Frank Toth Jkbwee Orhem Wm Roasell Creighton Bickness Actos Fins Josee Legion YMCA Town Hall Council Oreath Harton

Halton Juniors Set for Three Trip Awards This Year

Halton County junior farmers executives on May 6 announced three trip awards for 1960. The top point getter among Halton boys will attend the 4-H Club Congress in Chicago while the two highest scoring girls at Achievement Day June 1 will tour New York State visiting Cornell University and New York City. Other prizes include silverware for girls and cash for boys. The group also noted gains in the provincial junior farmer circle, with Betty Ruddall and Geo S Atkins taking notable roles.

Halton County Canadas United States Malton County Halton Chicago Lincoln Ono New York State Cornell University New York City Brant Inn Whitelock O.A.C Guelph Hlalton Betty Ruddall Ontario Federated Women's Institute Board Geo. S. Atkina Haldimand Cayuga

Hillsburg and Orton Adopt Daylight Saving and Civic Actions

Hillsburg and Orton Village councils met May 16 with all members present led by the reeve. Resolutions approved include adopting Daylight Saving Time at their request, joining a civic welfare drive, appointing the reeve as township chair for a clothing collection, supporting calfhood vaccination, and a bridge erection bid of 2075 dollars pending highway approval.

Erin Township Hillahburg Hillsburg Orton Thy Township Fain Wellington Dept. of Agriculture I Mo Arnott East Garafrava Erin Vuhic Sara Henry Wheeler Sawyer-Massey | Co

Welcome Home Acton Servicemen Return From Overseas

Welcome home to Acton for two servicemen aboard Acton bound vessel de France. Private J L Crippa RCA SCR Tt Z and Captain Johnnie of the Annillary Services are slated to return soon. Capt Grey joined YMCA War Services in 1942 and held multiple secretary roles before leading as YMCA supervisor at Acton.

France Malifas Acton J. LL Crippa RCA Scr Johnnie They Annillary Services Grey Ymca War Services YMCA Ont Gray Terrace Newfoundland

Thirteenth Power Bill Shows Largest Surplus on Record

Acton Public Utilities Commission met with Chair C M Maneen presiding. Discussions covered waterworks repairs on Main Street, roof replacement for the reservoir at the spring for 315 plus 70 for two ventilators, and the hiring of Roy Holmes from Seaforth for water and hydro duties starting June. An accident prevention meeting in Guelph May 12 was noted, with Supt Wilson to receive a life-saving certificate. Multiple accounts were laid for payment to hydro, telephone, hardware, electrical suppliers, and transport services totaling 1608 4381 45 and 1003.21.

Acton Public Uniniles Commission C. M. Maneen Reeve Cook Kirkness J. Rose-Arthur Wilson Main Street CNR Heathner and Little, Ltd Roy Holmes Seaforth Waterworks Dept Holmes Jie Guelph Electrical Engineers Association Dix Menora Goudy Campbell Northern Electric Bert Zenith Electric Supply Ltd Wire & Cable Co Fores Electric AAA MacDonald Electric Symon Tardwans

Improvements Under Way At Acton Park For Summer

Acton Park undergoes several improvements ahead of summer activity. The hard ball diamond is leveled with widened bases and raised mound, low spots filled, sods relaid, and materials added. The race track is widened with easier turns and wider stretches. A June race meet is planned and fair races are under consideration. Lawn mower activity continues as work finishes.

Ierk Acton Ateo Acton Fair Ghteter Epring Acton Park

Y's Men Conclave Unites Acton Members and Guests

About a hundred Ya Men’s Clubs from Brantford Galt Guelph Hamilton Mount Hamilton Kitchener P. W. Kitchener Pan Polline and Acton gathered at Acton YMCA for the Central Ontario District Conclave. Speakers emphasized community centre leadership with Ralph Albrant addressing the group.

Brantford Galt Guelph Hamilton Mount Hamilton Kitchener P. W Kitchener Pan Polline Acton Charles Kirkness Fells Harrison Wm. Gowdy Y.M Resolutions Committee Acton Y's Men's Club Beardmore and Co Men's International Officera Ams

Monthly Meeting of Knox W. M. Society Report

The Knox W. M. Society held its monthly meeting in the church classroom on May 9th. Mrs. F. E. Hassard presided in place of president Mr. Blow who was absent due to his father’s illness. Mrs. Geo. Lantz led devotional work and Mrs. Cardiner offered prayers as reports from secretary and treasurer were read and approved.

W. MS FE. J. Hassard Blow Geo. Lantz Mra. Cardiner Mra. .Buchanan Mra. H. Malnprize Iain Africa

Halton County Council hosts school pupils tour and notices

Fifty five boys and girls from wheels across Halton visit Milton for county council day. They tour county buildings, hear addresses on Lucern and civic life, tour gaol yards and registry, and hear judges explain civil and criminal processes. Holiday schedules for Acton plants are listed with reopen dates.

Rouse and Girls Vasaya Little County Halton Mountain Union Women's Institute J. J. Shure PSD Lucern Mary Pettit Heeve Chas Kirknee Acton Mountain Union W Kithneas Joe Nova Kirkness Joe Reeve Kirkness Walla Boy Gitla Brith Miss Maxted Poliss Judge Munro Crean T Dick Alee Witdresant Criminal Court

Committees Agree on Armed Forces Recognition Effort

Acton Council and local organizations met to consider a suitable war veterans recognition. Gordon Cook chaired the Acton Legion meeting with RM. Ayleworth as secretary. The council would assume full responsibility for the recognition program with broad organizational support.

Acton Council Aylesworth Acton Canadian Legion Gordon Cook RM. Ayleworth Aylworth Reeve Kirkness Ayleworth Acton Ranch Legion Ayhworth W. Coles Collier

St Albans Choir Presents Aunt Tilly Goss to Town at Rockwood

Coming events column notes a May 20 performance at 8:30 p.m. in Rockwood Town Hall by St. Alban's Choir, with underlined local organizers and a sale or lunch event nearby. Also mentions Euchre night on May 29 at Legion Hall with a small admission and prize details.

Euchre Legion Hall Admielon Good Ausploas Scout Mother’s St. Alban’s Choir

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