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 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), February 1911, Section B, p. 6     Reeve George Hynd and Councillors Alex Bell, A.T. Brown, R. Murray McDonald and W. M. Cooper pose in the Council Chamber along with two others, possibly Public School Trustees William Thomas, Dr. E.D. Ault, or A.E. Nicklin.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 1959     Mary Ann Craine (July 23, 1882 - September 05, 1973), married, June 07, 1900, Thomas Lewis Helson (December 18, 1881 – May 05, 1963). The Helsons lived in Kelso near George Gulles who married their daughter. Tom Helson worked at the lime kilns.

 Ted Brown, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 31 Jul 2006, p.1     Jessica Frith enjoys a big ice cream cone at Jay’s Ice Cream, 4 Mill Street East.

 Hartley Coles, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 10 1967     Students from Speyside public school board the bus for Expo ’67 on Monday 8 May 1967. The students were accompanied by principal Gary Dawkins, Mrs. M. Kirkwood, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. MacLeod, Mrs. Clendenning, Miss A. Pilkington and J. Black.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), c. 1960     Churchill United Church.

 Hartley Coles, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 31 May 1967, p. 3     Rev. Father Vincent J. Morgan (1894-1977) celebrated 47 years in the priesthood in 1967. He was pastor of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church from 1941 to 1971 and of Holy Cross, Georgetown from 1941-1956. This photo was taken in the Rectory at 47 John Street South (demolished).

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 6 May 1970, p. 1     Sherry Halladay enjoys a lollypop in front of Free Press office at 59 Willow Street.

 Dennis Gibbons, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 30 Jun 1970, p. 9     Hartley E. Coles (1927-2010), editor of The Acton Free Press at 59 Willow Street.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 28 Feb 1957, p. 5     Acton Legion Minor Sports, Montreal Canadians – Left to Right – Front Row – Joe Brown, Brian Otterbein, Clarence Fatt, Peter Newton, Keith Mainprize. Back Row – Bill Churchill, John Brown, Wayne Marshall, Gary Walker, Andy Therriault, Ben Bayliss.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 16 Sep 1977, p. 1     Susan Thibodeau, Miss Acton Fair 1977 is congratulated by her second runner-up Laura Melbourne (with her head to the back of the camera). First runner-up Cathy Upton (right) and last year’s winner Charmaine Bigelow watches from behind.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1977, p. 2     Janet Barnes shows Katie the calf at the Fall Fair.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1977, p. 4     Parents and grandparents cluster around the kiddie rides on a crowded midway at the Fall Fair. This aerial view was taken from the Ferris Wheel.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 16 Sep 1977, p. 6     The hopeful contestants for the Miss Acton crown stand in their evening dress on the stage in the arena at Prospect Park. They are (LtoR) Cheryl White, Wendy Wood, Cathy Upton, Debbie Turkosz, Susan Thibodeau, Debbie Siddon, Laura Milbourne, Karen McCord, Judy Johnson, Audrey DeVries, Kathleen Cheyne and Jennifer Buscher.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 16 Sep 1977, p. 6     Miss Acton Susan Thibodeau (seated), flanked by the two runners-up Laura Milbourne and Cathy Upton and 1976 Miss Acton, Charmaine Bigelow.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1977, p. 7     Fred Kentner’s white leghorn cockerel struts his stuff at the Fall Fair.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1977, p. 10     The best beef herd at the Fall Fair was George Fryberger’s farm, Elmwood. Receiving the banner is Bernice Fryberger (centre) and Cathy Lasby. The award was presented by Nancy McKinnon, the Ontario Shorthorn Lassie.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1977, p. 22     Prize-winning twins Michael (left) and Matthew Prystasz and the ribbons won in the baby contest with parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Prystasz of Wellington Street.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 16 Sep 1977, p. 24     The fiddle contestants line up on the stage in the arena at the Fall Fair. They were (L to R) Elizabeth Woods, Alice Vrecko, Kathy Ferguson, Kevin Reger, Kendra Woods, Dwight Lubiniscki, James Fleming, Isaac Mitchell, Tommy McQueston, Walter Munro and Raymond Pentlend.

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 1920, Section Centennial, p. 29     A Toronto Suburban railway or radial car pauses at the Acton station, now the Law Office of Mackenzie, Chapman, Hillier at 33 Main Street South (2019).

 Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), 17 Sep 1975, p. 16     Ron White and his truck for burner service offered by the United Co-Op, which was located at Guelph and Armstrong Streets. There is one other negative very similar to this one.