Acton News Briefs From The Free Press Column
Items note Al Denny purchasing Orr's Taxi and various local happenings. Education begins at home as families reinforce learning. Watson's Dairy Bar repainted. The Ex and I wrap up another session. Ginger Farm feature and Eleanor Roosevelt visit noted. Acton pavement work underway and the high school news columnist starts. Public health nurse Mian Hickling appointed. Baxter Laboratories employees take a fishing trip. Fall Fair on September 21 and 22. Georgetown fair, Acton, Milton events listed. Bantams lose first game in two out of three. next game Saturday in Acton. Mrs Kate Aitken hosts audience gift for chicken keeper electric egg cooker. Four-year-old Terry Kennedy survives a 23000 volt shock at hydro station transformer.
Cleaning Out Acton Street Ties Debate Over Town Improvements
Letter writers urge careful choice of contractors for Acton curb, sidewalk, light upgrades while praising new pavement. They discuss pond and water quality concerns at Mill Pond, SWAM use, and financial limits affecting public works and campaigns.
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Toronto
Torvally
Fairy Lake
MA Stane
Beardmore Leather Company
Beardmore
Beardmore Co
Mill Pond
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Esquesing Township Council Accepts 2000 Dollar Bid
Esquesing Township council accepted a 2000 dollar bid by D A Wend for hill cutting and fill on the 10th concession to supply about 7500 cubic yards of fill, pending Highway Department approval. Meeting minutes note fire area by law, accounts paid, relief disbursements, and grants to local agricultural societies.
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George Currier
Esquesing
D. A. Wendover
Department of Highways
George Leslie
H. Craig Reid
Wilfred Bird
Walter Linham
Georgetown Herald
ELE PC
Ontario
Beth Telephone Co
A.W. Benton
AL Robinson
Spencer Wilson
Vinduastar
Births and Marriages in Acton and Oakville area
Birth notices and engagements recorded for Acton and Oakville communities. Jacqueline James born to Gordon James and Kay Lontito in Acton, mother reported stable. John McKenzie Wilson and Ethel Wilson announce birth at Milton Hasvand. Dennis Ernest James born to Mr and Mrs Noble in Acton. Margaret Anne Stansbury wed Kenneth Charles Robertson in Oakville Knox Church. Darlene Margi Thomas to Gordon Wilbert Darby in St David's Oakville.
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Gordon Jamesa
Kay Lontito
Marin St. Acton
Jacqueline
Stnborn
Wilson
Mack
Ethel Wilson
Brampton
John McKenzie
Milton Hasvand
Fred Unter
Andrertson-Stansbury
Knox
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Oakville
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C. K. Nicholl
Margaret Anne Stansbury
Leonard Stansbury
Kenneth Charles Robertson
D. G. Robertson
Ospringe
Darby-Thomas
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Jhan E. Sutherland
Darlene Margi Thomas
George RO Thomas
Campbellville
Gordon Wilbert Danby
Bereavement Thank You Notes From Local Families
The families of Mire Kit Reat Harry Ware Gnee Tarts ylor and Myrs Harry Ware Gnee Tarts ylor express sincere thanks for cards sympathy flowers and help during their recent bereavement. Special thanks go to local neighbors relatives and caregivers mentioned by name.
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Myrs
Harry Ware
WG Luxton
Do A Garrett
Wilderpin
FOR SALE ITEMS AND CONTACT DETAILS
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Community Events Preview With Local Groups Listings
Readable fragments describe church women activities a euchre event and a October concert. Items mention Woman's Association United Churches Guild Varvets Auxiliaries and Scouts basketball lunch events and a quartet concert at a church with proceeds for children under 12.
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Woman's Association of United Churches
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