Bouncing Babies Vie For Prizes At Fall Fair
At the Fall Fair Baby Show 63 infants entered seven classes with results led by Teresa Flynn and Kimberly Ann Papillon in Class 1A and Helen Staley, Diane Truncale in Class 2A. Judges were registered nurses Mrs William Coats, Mrs James Lindsay, and Mrs Lloyd Broostad. Charles Kirkness of Mason Knitting donated prizes for all winners.
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William Coats
James Lindsay
Lloyd Broostad
Harles Kirkness
Mason Knitting
D Mathews
E. Storey
A. Near
Bill Nelles
Teresa Flynn
Kimberly Ann Papillon
Helen Staley
Diane Truncale
Lisa Anne Buck
Janette Jones
John Coniglio
Michael Vranic
Jeffrey Scott
Donald Munro
Charles Kirkness
Maton Knitting Ltd
Josn
Peres
Acton
Kirknow
Teresa
Mason Knitting Ltd
Flynn
Stonay Creak
Susan
Fire Prevention Week Programs Set Across Halton County
Fire Prevention Week will be celebrated in Halton County with school drills open houses film shows poster contest church parade and literature distribution across Acton Burlington Georgetown Quakville and Milton. Top Halton boy and girl win trophies at November awards banquet and posters advance to an Ontario competition in 1970.
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Halton County
Halton
Acton
Burlington
Georgetown
Quakville
Milton
Bureau
Oakville
Legion Hall
Acton Free Press Second Section News Summary
Acton Ontario issues from September 24 1969 Second Section cover local notes and briefs. Contains community notices, event alerts, and short items typical of a small town paper.
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Acton
Ontario
Nassagaweya Council Rejects Mobile Home Plans
Nassagaweya Council Monday night rejected two re zoning applicants to build mobile home sites. Reeve Anne MacArthur defended the vote citing a democratic hearing and denying the trailer camp request tied to Port Credit developer Mrs Elleett Chaplin. Chaplin warned of two more developments but urged they stay outside Halton County.
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Nassagaweya Council
Council
Elleett Chaplin
Port Credit
Reeve Anne MacArthur
Nassagweya
MacArthur
Aid MacArthur
Chaplin
Halton County
Hellyer
Acton readers urged tannery odor solution
Betty Almond of Acton writes urging Councillor Peter Marks to publicly address the persistent odor from Beardmore and Co. tannery. She calls for honest acknowledgment, targeted fixes, or stabilization of odor days, to ease residents' discomfort and protect town pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Marks
Beardmore and Co
Betty Almond
Longfield Re
Acton
Benefactor Left Funds to Acton Cemetery and Four Churches
The will of Mrs. Mabel Sanderson left 14000 dollars to the Acton cemetery and another 14000 dollars to be divided among four local churches Presbyterian Methodist Baptist and Anglican. Her son and daughter in law Mrs Robbins died in 1967. Council considers spending the cemetery funds.
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Council
Mabel Sanderson
R. M. Macdonald
Snowing
Mabel Ismond
William Ismond
Mill St
Mabel
Hare
States
Acton
Robbins
Fairview Cemetery
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Philip Wedge
Glen
Beverly Kim and
Fryer
Barbara Ann Dunn
Teven
Shirley
Seasiey
Rockwood
Staff Pinto
Marjorie
Diane Truncala
Rose
Galt
Lie Anne Buck
Thelma
Guslph
Janette Jonas
Joy
John
Margaret Dunn
Charles Kicknew
Orls
Beverly Kim
Barbara Ann
Anna
Michial Vranic
Josine
Frigidaire
Wtae
W.y
Allan’s
The
Acton Free Press
Grets
Glen Fryer
Glenna
Guelph
Beardmore & Co
Toronto
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