Three Car Crash After Brake Failure on Mall Street East
Constable Wud Tuchwald reports a freakish three car collision on Mall Street East Sunday afternoon July 30. Jurjin De Hoop of Kingston tried to brake, swerved onto a lawn and struck two parked cars near 110 Mat Street, narrowly missing a house while traffic flowed past.
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Wud Tuchwald
Incel Ontari Provincial Police
Mall Street East
Jurjin de Hoop
Kingston
Mill Street
Buckwald
Dr Hoop
Frank Walls
Bill de Vries
Dewis Spencer
Mgr
Royal Train Movement Through Acton Delayed By Arrangements
Governor-General Vincent Mas passes through Acton aboard a royal coach attached to the 9 percent train on Monday. Margaret Peiarees is scheduled to pass Acton en route to Stratford Theatre on Thursday July 31. George Angrit reports the train is not stopping here. platform clearance is under way for viewing as the royal train proceeds.
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Acton
Vincent Mas‘say
CNR -Web
Rhelford Rhodespsarcan
Ulb
Peiarees
Margaret
Stratford Theatre
George Angrit
Adam
Park Entrance Receipts Total About 725 In Seven Weeks
Barbeau chairman of Parks Management announced this week that roughly 725 dollars has been collected at the park entrance over the past seven weeks. About 200 dollars came from town residents while the remainder came from outsiders. He said exact Sunday attendance cannot be counted since children enter free and each vehicle and driver pay 25 cents while individuals pay 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbeau
Era of Parks Management
Four Suspects Captured in Acton Bexton Jewelry Robbery
Guelph City Police report four suspects and a fifth man connected to the Acton Bexton jewelry store robbery have been arrested. The acton raid followed a similar incident in Guelph. Names listed include Muriel Catherine Renee Frank Vaestog Celestie James Morwarth and Agi Mogeily as the fifth man in the other case.
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Bexton
Acton
Guelph
Constaune
Bud Buckwald
OPP
Enab
Grab
Sinapaviedan
Muriel Catherine Renee
Frank Vaestog
Celestie
James Joanph
Morwarth
Agi and
Mogeily
Three Receive Facial Cuts As Car Smashes Into Fence
An Oaksille woman her child and a cousin from England were injured Thursday when the car left No 8 road in Brin Township hit a fence. Mrs Moore suffered a severe cut to the right eye and attempted to seek help with Lainie Sheila nursing facial lacerations and eye injuries. The group, including Miss Carrington of Leigh, were taken to Guelph by ambulance.
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England
Brin
Wignified Moore
Oakville
Shiela
Ang Dger
Marion Carrington
Leigh
Lance
Faggland
Moore
Una Klumpenbouwer
Fern
Hill Thompson
Acton Ga
Senate
de Buckner
Guelph
Lainie Sheila
Car-rington
Winnifred Moore
Erin Township
Scottish Bandsman Joins Canadian Park Concert
David Johnston from Aberdeen aided the Abd deen Military Band in a Scothanet event while visiting Canada. He joined Acton Citizens' Band for a Sunday park concert, with Tan Johnston hosting his son Jadunaston as a fellow player. Large crowds enjoyed a varied program under shade and sun as bands performed.
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Abddeen
Scothanet
David Johnston
Acton
the Park
Mr Johnston
Aberdeen
Canada
Tan Johnston
Hhe
Bandamen
Devin
Dey
Joe Berlen Healae
Local Residents Leave Today For California
Me and Mia Garnet McKenzie and daughter Kathy depart with Ralph McKeown for Santa Monica California to attend the International Y's Men's Convention. The McKenzie family plans a western provinces return visit with friends and relatives. McKeown will return from Victoria.
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California
Mia Garnet McKenzie
Kathy
Ralph McKeown
Santa Monica
McKenzie
Ontaco
We Men's Clubs
McKeown
Acton Ys
Wall
MecKenwie
McKeown Willy
Victoria
Lost Dog Found by Dr Mudd Near Guelph College
An injured black and white collie was found on No 7 Highway near Gotarky Vetur touty College in Guelph last week. Dr Mudd picked up the dog, brought it to the college for care, and the owner is asked to contact Dr Mudd to reclaim.
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Dr Nluda
Gotarky Veturtouty College
Guelph
Mudd
Plan Study Revised Reservoir Costs and Rates Talks
Acton council committees pressed to update costs for the sewer and water project including a Churchill Road reservoir. Negotiations with Beardmore's and Canada Packers cover water supply and sewage agreements while rate structures and future expansion for Micro Plastica and Cansole Packers are examined. Grants to Sunshine School and local groups were debated with limited funding, as the town faces budget gaps.
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Walter
Acton Carnell
Churchill Rd
Comneilan Goy
Beardmore’s
Canada
Uefirma
Counciller Gov
Atmos Eady
Hale
TM Com
Goy
Deston
RV. Anderenn and Associates
Micro Building Contract Set for 1958 Completion
Neil Bowles of Frybrook Ltd reports a contract for a 40 000 square foot new manufacturing building in Acton to be built by Hehn and Paton Toronto Contractors. Start by August 10 and occupancy planned by November. The plant will house offices storage and manufacturing areas and will extend the Wallace Avenue site fivefold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bowles
Micro Practics
Frybrook Ltd
Acton
Thurmlay
Anthony Hufn
Mentor | Ce
Park Board Sets 15 Cent Dressing Room Fee
Park of Milwaukee notes 15 cent dressing room charge at the wading pool after a Tuesday meeting. New pool slide donated by Ajax Engineering is tested by swimmers as Lorraine Root suggests water flow and maintenance measures to improve health factors and chlorine control.
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Parks Board
Acion Board of Parks Avenagement
EG. Tyler Sr
William Coon
Ajax Engineering Company
Mra
Lorraine Root
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Don
Milton
W. Coon
Ajax Engineers Ltd
Stan Hall
Hoya York
Princess Margaret
Gants
Wilson
Varieoun
Sunshine School
Queen's Park
Guy
Ralew
Footit
Heeve Greer
Rachlin
Chamber of Commerce
Reeve Wilson
Darbesa
McLeod
Hurat
Coubelley Greer
Rowles
Wallace Avenue
Wil
Carson Pipe
Nugeericd & Mall
Maver
Parks Paaard
Harbesun
Tyler
Ste Ee
Gatlbeaton
Johnson
Heo
Y's Mens Club
Thirbesu
Minor Sporta Committee
Lakeview Subdivision
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