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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
12
The note highlights the School for the Deaf at Milton planning a 200-student expansion with a 28-classroom complex, dormitories, and a Kinderparten facility pending approval. It also mentions campus improvements, new parking, asphalt sidewalks, and a United Church bake sale.
The high school principal A Hansen announced Wins Award VI this week noting Free Preset and an avcond for tog mack an orade 2S Hayhah composition. The event is set to be presented as CHIE Cement E erebses on November 6.
The high school gym floor has been relaid and tinted for final finish. Weather damage during construction caused delays but work continues to avoid interfering with volleyball practices for the championship teams.
A candlelight ceremony at Acton United Church united Darlene Matic Lambert and Reyr tisht Wedward Aduite on Friday evening October 9. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Lambert, wore a gown with gold accents. reception followed at St Allysa's, Berean Lambert and attendants wore gold and blue ensembles. family and friends gathered for a traditional ceremony and banquet.
A police chief in Cleveland describes a new warning method to alert motorists when a car is stalled. He notes a bright orange interior cue that he uses to signal drivers to stop safely and avoid rear-end collisions.
Fragmented OCR reads like a note on a teensy publication and delivery delays. It mentions a Carter publication and potential dates around a seventeenth century context, with garbled references to dealers and papers.
A LOBA rummage sale was held at the YMCA with proceeds supporting local aid efforts. Shoppers browsed various household items while volunteers assisted buyers and organized the event through the day.
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