Seven Merchants Charged With By Law Infractions
Seven merchants face infractions of the Monday closing by law with cases listed for hearing in Magistrate's Court on July Mw.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
3
Seven merchants face infractions of the Monday closing by law with cases listed for hearing in Magistrate's Court on July Mw.
Vandalia residents report rock attacks on park change stations sparking grave concern among Parks Board members. Damaged doors and metalwork indicate escalating vandalism as two doors were forced in and glass windows risk further harm.
John Kociak found a Confederate thousand dollar bill and a note promising payment with 10 cents daily interest. Banks valued the bill at five cents, noting Confederate money became worthless after the war ended. The war’s outcome widens the gap to 1 036.50 versus five cents.
Acton council debates a by law to authorize a $100 000 sewer and paving project for Glenlea subdivision and other improvements including street drainage, sidewalk work, and temporary traffic changes. The session covers franchise, park land, and police issues as officials outline costs and timelines.
About 150 people including 20 adults are registered for YMCA swimming classes this summer in the park. Several classes were postponed due to weather with various instructors directing boy and girl non swimmers and beginners across weekday sessions.
Eleven new teachers hired by Acton Public Schools for the fall. New staff include at Robert Little School and Mot Dennett School with several veterans returning. Names such as Mra Ariene Bruce, Miss Blair Bilder, G W Meckensie, and many others are listed as joining or returning for the upcoming term.
Mayor Cook criticized PUC properties including the pumping station on Cemetery Hill and the building beside the hydro plant on Alice Street as fire hazards. He urged action to improve heat, space, and safety, proposing a new heating system and repurposing coal storage space for workers. The meeting deferred substantial steps until HEPC representatives could attend.
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