The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Covering the h ofActon Volume 1, Issue 12 October 2023 Find your copy of The Acton Monthly at these locations: - Hillsview Active Living Centre, Acton -Dollar Stretcher Daze - Holland Shop -Acton Optical wntown Acton BIA Office ‘acta Town Hall Centre) -Bank of Montreal -Vinyland -Zapa Projects Coffee Shop And many more across town! For $5 per month, A weekend of fun for all at 110th Annual Acton Fall think we were close, very close to the 10,000 mark and that’s the pre-covid level... The comments and feedback on Facebook were phenomenal.” It was a weekend of fun and beautiful weather for the 110th Annual Acton Fall Fair, held on September 16th othe 17h at Prospect Hosted by the Acton Agricultural Society, this years theme was “Fair is Fowl & Fowl ie Fair” and there were many fowl themed activities aol throughout the weel euch as “ow!” bingo, anda “ow!” ashion show in nthe Homecrafts exhibit While this year’s Fair is now in the books, ‘Ag Society members are already planning for the next fair and hope to see you there at the 2024 Acton Fall Fair! Along with the “fowl” activities, there were the traditional staples of the fair, ineluding midway, live musical performances, track pulls, liselick shows, and the crowning of ton Miss Acton Fall Fair 2023 is Mackenzie Hamilton, with Ivy Bell as first Runner up, and Daelin Andrews as the second runner up. A contest was held, by the Homecraft committee, which allowed visitors to guess how many milk chocolate eggs were in a large jar (seen right). Sierra Dawe was the Tacky winner who picked the correct number of 280 eggs. Acton Agricultural Society President, Dave Somerville says the attendance for this year’s fair was quite ne and the event was generally well recei See more Fall Fair photos on pages 12 & 13 HOLLAND SHOP European Deli Since 1955 Acton, Ontario 519-853-0950 Cold Cuts, Cheese, Gifts & Gift Baskets