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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 06, 1962

Page

4

Coroner's Jury Recommends Stop Signs in Township

Inquest into the June 24 two-vehicle collision in North Halton, Georgetown, killed James Sullivan and Eric Wilson. The jury urged stop signs at intersections as Department of Transport proposed, citing uneven protection between North and South Halton and aiming to prevent similar injuries to driver John Trumbull and passenger William McLaughlin.

James Sullivan Eric Wilson Georgetown North Halton Department of Transport P. K. McWilliams South Halton Sideroad John Trumbull R.R. G. Millen

Summer Holidays End Around Nassagaweya Parish

The Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church congregation hosted a social for Rev H C and Mrs Mary, gifting a monetary token before they moved Friday to Bancroft. Several locals like Mr Wilfrid Roberts and Janet of Winnipeg visited friends, with others holidaying in Barrie Meaford Meaford and Meaford areas as a steam engine reunion drew attendees.

Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church H.C Mary Bancroft Wilfrid Roberts Texas Mrs. Love Bop Janet Winnipeg Lion Campbell Thomas Mullat Huntsville DO EL Mathat Barrie Ro Elster Isit Dorothy Dredge Sparrwg Lake Aml Tack Rechards Mattawa Wal Fraser Don McMillan Meaford

Weed Poster Contest Sways County Seven Grade Art War

County Council sponsors a weed control poster contest for grade seven students across all elementary schools. Theme Weeds are a Health Hazard. Winners receive cash prizes with area prizes and a special teacher award. contest overseen by Weed Inspector V E McArthur.

County Council V. EB McArthur

Emergency calls for St John brigade at Mitton reunion

Acton's St John Ambulance brigade manned the Steam and Antique Preservers reunion in Mitton reporting around 30 calls with one serious incident a man suffering a heart attack taken to hospital by ambulance.

Acton St. John

Obituary for Retired Lawyer H W Farmer of Acton

Harold Nash Farmer, a longtime Acton lawyer who later split time with a summer home near Orillia, died August 3 at age 72. He served in World War I, studied at Trinity College and Osgoode Hall, and practiced law here before retiring about 1934. He was buried at St John’s parish cemetery in Ancaster after a funeral led by Rev Langtry Williams. He enjoyed boating and travel and was connected to Grand Duchess Olga of Russia. The Acton Fair Board reports the upcoming Fall Fair on September 14 and 15.

Acton Harold Nash Farmer Orillia Farmer Mile Point Church of England St. John’s Church Ancaster Langtry Williams Long Island St. John's Church G. R. D. Farmer R. D. Farmer John Farmer T. W. Leith J. F. Smith W. R. Newport T. D. J. Farmer Hamilton Highfield School Trinity College University of Toronto Osgoode Hall Trinity’ College Olga Russia Toronto

Township OKs Salvage Yard Permit and Notices

Nassagaweya Town council granted a salvage yard permit to Tom Renzetti of Campbellville for lot 1 concession 5, with an eight foot fence requirement. Councillors approved $86 to sheep owners for losses and passed a minor amendment to the pit and quarries by law.

Tom Renzetti Campbellville Nassagaweya

Two Hospitalized After Truck Strikes Fence

Two men were hospitalized after a truck failed to control on Highway near Brown's Wrecking Yard and struck a fence. Driver Vernon Pell, 28, of Nontleton, sustained a facial wound. passenger William Watson, 103 Johnn St. Brampton, suffered a shoulder injury. A fence rail pierced the windshield, narrowly missing both occupants. They were taken to Georgetown hospital. investigation by Const. Larry Kneale and Sgt. Co. Wilkinson of North Halton OPP.

Brown Vernon Pell William Watson Johnn St. Brampton Georgetown Hospital Larry Kneale Co. Wilkinson North Halton Opp

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