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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
2
Merchants have been charged with infractions of Monday Maine by law. The cases will be paid in Magistrate's Court here on July Mw.
Vandalism at the park draws grave concern from the Parks Board as new changing stations remain unconvicted and stand as a large target for youths. Rocks hit doors and metalwork, two doors were forced in and repaired, leaving board members wary of installing glass window panes.
A Confederate $1,000 bill surfaced in a garage find by Joan Kock. The note promises payment of $1,000 with 10 percent annual interest, dated May 1, and now is worth only a few cents to collectors. The piece reflects on how the war’s outcome altered its value from a hypothetical $1,036.50 to five cents.
Acton council debates a $100 000 Glenlea storm sewers and paving by law and approves a new YMCA operating plan with Hoard and Yu Men taking governance. No general secretary hired as Dave Docherty leaves for education. Stan Symington of the National Council discusses program activity and leadership while a one year review of the new system is set.
About 150 participants including 20 adults are enrolled for YMCA swimming classes held this summer in the park. Two classes were postponed due to weather. Monday and Friday sessions shifted, with multiple instructors listed for non-swimmers and beginners.
Acton public school announces a complete staff update for fall. Robert Little School adds five new teachers amid several resignations. New hires include Arlene Bruce Ena Gibson and several teachers from elsewhere, with moving assignments across Ottawa area and Toronto.
Mayor charged town PUC buildings pose fire hazards after a tour of facilities on Alice Street and Main Street. He urged action to improve heating, storage, and access, while commissioners clashed over safety findings and deferred related purchases until a future meeting.
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