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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 12, 1946

Page

1

County Council Endorses Construction of New Tunnel

County council endorses a tunnel under De Guelph line south of Queen Elizabeth, noting safety and crowding issues. Resolutions rename Refuse to County Homes for the Aged and approve a magistrate office setup with a dedicated typewriter. The council also seeks minister approval to claim highway costs for the County Road system.

County Council Roeon Mae Chas Sean SL Naesaasevo Nise Citether Toad of Transport Cammasscof We Appleations de Guelph Bane CON RG Queen Boveabeth Boat Ness Satety Association Ontaris Ascot Ared Toto Bs Vtathen County Counc Kenneth Langdon Georgetown Heslop and Whittaker Kenneth Lanedon Treslop Crawford

Hundredth Fair Esquesing Society Celebrates Milestone

The Esquesing Society marked its hundredth fair with a substantial show featuring prized horses and craft exhibits. Attendees witnessed formal presentations, a parade of dignitaries, and a commemorative display framed for posterity during the Saturday gathering.

Local truck damaged by fire near Acton

A truck owned by Mas McLellan on No 7 Pens east of Acton caught fire Monday afternoon, damaging the cab and front section. Acton Fire Brigade responded but limited water hindered efforts. the blaze was controlled with fire confined to the front of the vehicle.

Mas McLellan Acton

Acton Man Fined for Labor Day Collision

James Higgins of Acton appeared in Magistrate's Court on Tuesday charged with careless driving causing property damage. The charge was reduced to failing to stop at a stop sign with a fine and costs totaling $9.00. The incident occurred on Labor Day afternoon at the Knox Avenue corner.

James Higgins Acton E. E. Harrop Higgins Knox Avenue

Open Deer Season Petition Referred. Local Council Actions

Erin requests opening deer hunting season with permit provisions. The Village Trustees refer the petition to the Township trust for action. Financial items include a $5,000 Collector’s Bond and $2,000 hold-up insurance renewed with Canadian Surety Co. Accounts total $1,200.81. Council adjourns to October meeting.

Pras Cdownet Ontario Texnarding Wioillanas Street Tillsburg

Plans for Seaford Day Observances Unclear and Fragmented

Fragmented OCR text outlines a town event with plans for a parade and services on a date in September. Mentions include a ceremony, parade route elements, tractor dawn appeal, and community activities. No clear names, places, or precise details are readable.

Westos Silver Band At Park Pavilion

An elderly note reports the Westos Silver Band performing at the park pavilion with weather affecting the event. It mentions cornet and bass sections, staff and attendees observing the session amid dated weather and conspire to present a lively community music moment.

Westos

Warmans Association United Church Meeting Held

The Warmans Association of the United Church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Te Vaetiarateon's home on Thursday. Vice president Mrs So Resa presided. devotional led by Mrs Row Johnson and Mrs O Caldwell. A brief program followed. teas and lunch were served by Mrs Hychardsen and Mrs Weddbuts. Members extended thanks to Mrs Niebanisen for hospitality.

Warmans Assectation The United Church Te Vaetiarateon Uhurrsday Mas So Resa Row Johnnson of Caldwell Elic Thetford NW Posbursy Mas Hychardsen Weddbuts Niebanisen

Public Utilities Officers Seek Salary Increases

The article describes a meeting involving Acton and Cambrian officials discussing salary increases for public utilities officers. It notes debates over budget, impact on the town, and potential approval timelines. The piece references water supply issues and departmental costs amid the broader municipal finance discussion.

Nova Scotia to introduce cages for underground mines

Mines Minister T J Curt announces new safety device for underground collieries in Nova Scotia. TRO equipment will be the latest step to reduce accidents in mining operations.

Valifax Ccp T. J. Curt Nova Scotia

Plans for Recognition Day Discussed by Council

The council reviews plans for a community Recognition Day event. Details remain tentative as members weigh dates venues and participant groups amid local concerns.

Canadian Wool Wins Acton Softball Championship 1916

Canadian Wool wins the Acton softball championship of 1916. The team earns the Athitere Association Challenge Cup after three consecutive titles and receives an engraved cup. Spectators celebrate at the Lown Hall area as preparations for civic holiday events and a parade proceed.

Acton Athitere Association Aclon

Halton Plow Boys Set for International Plow Match

Halton farmers will send Proctors, Hornby and Hunter. Garton Ferguson and Clark Armstrong compete in open two man class at Port Albert Airfield in Huron County. Event dates set for mid October with Trafalgar teens and Chick Young coaching. Halton aims to surpass the 1945 county match record at the Halton association field near Hornby.

Huron County Port Albert Halton Proctors Hornby Chas Hunter Georgetown Poe Garton Ferguson Clark Armstrong Nas Weaweva John Rove Trafalgar Chick Young Milliken Onidtye Win W. J. Robertson Halton Association

Bagnar and Baking Sale at Town Hall to kick off events

The Duke of Devonshire Chapter 70 ODE and L.O.L. 2285 Orange Lodge announce a bagar and baking sale at the Town Hall on September 7. A parade from Town Hall Milton to Presbyterian Church at 2 45 pm led by Rev. Riddevil follows at 3 pm.

Che Duke of Devonshire L.O.L Milton Presbyterian Church Ridde

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