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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
12
Walton County Council discussed Acton’s request for carther wig wag signals at the Main St CN crossing. They deferred action to the County committee for study amid safety concerns near new industry and increased east side traffic.
A driver was acquitted after a July crash that damaged two pages of logs and caused five casualties. The court found no liability for the accident, with the ruling issued Tuesday afternoon.
Community rummage sale organized by Chagters in a shared basement space drew attention with baking treats and collaborative efforts. Local residents assisted in setting up stalls and promoting the event for a successful fundraiser.
Corporal Roy Mason of the Ontario Provincial Police issues a warning to merchants and residents to watch for counterfeit American 20 dollar bills. He urges anyone with information to contact local authorities to help a thorough investigation.
Acton area residents celebrate the 28th wedding anniversary of Alfred M Marshall and his wife. They married in 1897 and later settled in Acton. The couple, long employed in local industries, attended United Church services and maintained a home full of flowers and plants.
In Orton near Acton Dr F Oakes reports two rabid foxes killed after attacking two dogs on Pete Watson’s farm. Harvey Nodwell and Mia Nodwell shot the fox that followed two Newell children to their home. Lab tests confirm rabies in the foxes.
The North Malton Urban Council and allied boards met in Millon to review the Malton plant impact on Georgetown and Milton. They urged investigation of a regional solution, discussed toll charges with Bell Telephone, and noted metering as the only feasible water conservation method with a banquet scheduled for November 20.
The article notes the daylight saving time shift causing confusion with clocks set back one hour at 3 am. Residents anticipate late changes Saturday night and Sunday morning, with reminders about the time change and its impact on daily routines.
The Seton Paths Board, at a Tuesday meeting, faced a deficit of 1 John 65, with bank balance dried to look 5965. Town clerk Jo Mc Grachic presented the report noting receipts and costs including park building, maintenance, and arena expenses.
Voters in Acton head to December ballots over a band grant and the dissolution of the public utility commission. The meeting covered plant operations and water services, with debates on deadlines, agreements, and responsibility for ongoing projects.
Police investigated six separate break-ins reported within a four hour period on Friday. Constable Mae Harness of the boat Ob 1 Detachment described the scene as chaotic with multiple entrances breached and property damaged. authorities followed up on leads and secured the area.
Residents report frequent mailbox shootings and hunters using guns near Nassagewega township stirring fear among farmers. Incidents include a one year old mail tex at the TF Moffat farm and vehicles damaged by pellets as locals warn of careless shooting along roads and sheds.
Bottle blitz planned for Saturday with action at Acton area. Wolf Cubs organize pickup events and related activities as part of community effort.
A crowded night school session shows registrants from diverse backgrounds joining a structured program. Participants engage in supervised activities including dance, games, and light exercise, while instructors monitor progress and encourage social interaction.
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