Robbers Seized After Hillsburgh Bank Holdup
Two Bolton men, Robert Doucet and Garfield Ridout, were captured after robbery at the Royal Bank in Hillsburgh. Police recovered $4,056 from the glove compartment and held the suspects on armed robbery charges. Bank staff faced two armed intruders who forced entry and guarded them in the vault before a prompt escape and pursuit.
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Halsburgh Bank
Dymek
Royal Bank
Hillsburgh
Palgrave
Bolton
Polles
Guelph
Robert Doucet
Garfield Ridout
Hugh Oxley
Mr. Oxley
Isabel McDonald
Olla Ruszell
Liverne Swift
Miss McDonald
Miss Ruszell
Tme
John H. Simpson
Orangeville
Port Credit
Muriel
Welcome News Welcomes New EBenezer District Correspondent
The Free Press announces Mrs. W. Early of R R 1 Campbellville as a new Ebenezer district correspondent. She will report meetings visits and events when possible and residents are asked to inform her of news.
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Free Preas
W. ‘Early
R.R. 1
Campbellville
Ebenezer
Youngsters urged to join Acton Junior Fire Brigade Saturday
Newton appeared on Captain Andy's TV show stressing fire prevention and urging children to join the brigade. Saturday 10 to 12 am at the Fire Hall, youngsters will be briefed on safety and receive certificates of membership amid plans for future projects and a large turnout anticipated.
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Acton
Newton
Andy
T.V
Police Investigate Accident and Disturbance on Wallace Avenue
A rear end collision on Wallace Avenue on April 7 caused about 260 dollars in damage to two cars. Constable B Moreau laid charges. Vehicles were driven by Jon Dana of Acton and John Hardy of Guelph. Last Friday police responded to a downtown restaurant disturbance involving four men and three women. investigation ongoing.
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Wallace Avenue
B. Moreau
Acnr
Jon Dana
Acton
John Hardy
Guelph
Lo Bob Moreau
Ion
Bun Sale Delivers 475 Dozen Buns by Scout Group
The Scout and Guide Mothers' Association reports traditional hot cross buns sold in Acton. Cubs and Brownies, with the Scout group committee and fathers, deliver orders today. Hoonan notes this year’s sale is slightly below last year.
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Acton
Scout and Guide Mothers’ Association
Scout Group Committee
Hoonan
Action Chamber of Commerce Dinner Aims Community Focus
The Acton Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual community dinner in the Robert Little school auditorium on April 27. The Citizen of the Year will receive an inscribed plaque, chosen by the civic committee. Special speaker is W. H. Evans, president of the Canadian Manufacturers Association. Tickets go on sale next week.
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Acton Chamber of Commerce
Robert Little School
E. G. Tyler Sr
Chamber
W. H. Evans
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Canadian Manufacturers Association. Mr. Evans
Ac‘ton
Free Press
Acton Council Adopts Dog Control Agreement
Acton Council approved an agreement with Cecil Robertson of Glen Williams to enforce the Dog Control By-law for Georgetown and Acton. Cost set at 20 cents per capita yearly. Robertson to be available 24 hours, two days weekly in Acton. repeat owner notification, $5 reclaim fee, $1 per day board, and possible destruction after three days. A 12 by 50 foot concrete dog pound will be built at Glen Williams.
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Acton
Cecil Robertson
Glen Williams
Robertson
Humane’ Society
R. D. Cowley
Department
Warning Issued Over BB Gun Use by Acton Citizens
Corporal Ray Mason of the local O P P warned residents this week about firing BB guns within town limits. Parents and children found guilty would face joint charges for contributing to juvenile delinquency as police crack down on offenders amid several complaints at Acton police.
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Ray Mason
O.P.P
BS. Guna
Acton
Traffic recommendations on Mil and Main Streets
Council reviews supplementary report recommendations from the Department of Transport. Proposals include no stop and go signals at Mil and Main Street corner, through Mill Street east and west, stop streets on Main Street north and south, installation of Mushing stop signs on Main St north, parking restrictions on Mill Street east and Main Street areas, and no parking on Main Street south and north within specified distances from the corner.
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Chamber of Commerce
Don Bexton
Hodgins
Department of Transport Safety Council
Me—Hodgins
Safety Council
Council
Goy
Mil
Main Street
Mill Street
Main St
Sureth
Fom Main Suez
Co. N. R
Mil Street
Avian Gyroplane Wrecked in Taxi Test at Wellington Airport
Avian Industries Ltd. suffered a gyroplane crash during an unscheduled jump taxi test at Wellington Waterloo Airport. Pilot Emil Zuber, 74, of Georgetown, is hospitalized with a fractured left ankle in good condition. Investigations found no defects or malfunction and praised design quality.
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Avian
Avian Industries
Wellington - Waterloo
Avian Industries Ltd
Georgetown
A. V. Roe Canada Ltd
Arrow
Emil Zuber
Dettex Blvd
Trans -Canada Air Lin
Kitchener-Waterloo
Department of Transport
Planning Board reviews bylaw change on private garages
The Planning Board reopened discussion on allowing non conforming private garages and ordered plot plans from applicants to assess lot by lot space. Mayor and councillors prompted inquiry into garage allowances while awaiting survey responses before permits. Also, Dan Campbell seeks to sell three residential lots pending highway 25 widening information. The board joined the Community Planning Association and sent two building permit recommendations to council. Continued on page seven.
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Planning + Board
Guy
Joses
Dan Campbell
Main Street
Department of Highways
Highway 25
Community Planning Association
Bell Telephone Company
Hal Exchange
Rear End Crash Causes $2000 Damage East of Acton
A rear end collision on Highway 7 just east of Acton last Thursday evening caused $2000 in total damage with $1000 to each car. James Elliston of Glen Williams had halted his 1957 Cadillac partially off the westbound lane after running out of gas. Alec Wilson of 33 Queen Street Acton driving another vehicle collided with the Cadillac. Wilson said he did not realize the car was stopped.
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Highway 7
Acton
Ron Stratton
North Halton
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