r r the acton free press thursday december 27th 1956 -v- 1956 year of construction improvement here r vf s wgawtluiisr vt work is shown in progress on the new m z bennett school in november workmen are shown here constructing the brick walls arrangements are being rushed by the school board to ob tain necessary approval for the expansion to a 12 room school following the fire foundation was poured f the new bank of montreal build streets will be of stone brick and aluminum it is expected the ing in november the structure at the corner of mill and willow building may be completed in january east end construction is typified by this power shovel seen gouging out the foundation for the new christian reformed church a pentecostal church was also being planned in october new sidewalk is poured on mill st in early november here town workmen are shown directing the ready mixed cement for coordination of many professions skills and trades was necessary in laying natural gas mains tr area between john and elgin sts to serve acton and the transmission line to serve the three north halton towns hv acb s 3iwi jssvsb tslt staff photographs tell acton story weekly reflect activity in town and district news sh- b f i i new maria st bridge was shown under construction in may replacing the old wooden struc ture the replacement followed years of discussion hardtofpmo rolled down on acton streets during october actons new town signs were erected in august as the effprts of the chamber of commerce when rayner construction crews put two layers over the regraded supported by other local organizations culminated at three approaches to acton background with six miles of acton roads grading and levelling continued ahead of highwayand rail map in the ceryre s yellow and border is in white chamber of commerce legion acton uqion enlarged its quarters with a 25000 renovation and extension proiect a large the paving program rotary and ys mens emblems are in usual colors auditorium takes up the entire second floor of the building new x ewu fedw aui3lti t i