Tannery Waste Questioned in Acton Disposal Study
An Ontario Water Resources Commission report to Acton Public Utilities on June 18 found Beardmore Tannery waste and town disposal plant effluent to be of similar nature after tests at multiple sites. The report noted clearer disposal water post inspection and discussed potential measures including piping oily waste to the dump and adjusting local discharge practices.
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Ontario Water Resources Commission
Acton Public Utilities
Beardmore
O W. RC
O.W.R.C
Acton
Beardiere of
Nevils
Mr. Duby
Nies
H K. Porter
Owrce
Adent
ASN
Department of Highway Vehicles
Mc Haddie
Mulllen
Alte Street
Commission
Glenlea
Trew
Department of Highways
Uber
Inn
Ofone
Georgetown
Cook
Two Injured After Two Car Crash at Young and Queen Streets
Two women were hospitalized after a two vehicle crash at the Young and Queen Streets corner. Mrs K Eaton of London Ontario suffered a broken right ankle while Mrs L Klumpenhouwer of Acton faced facial lacerations. Mrs Khan Leonard of Saenia had minor arm injuries. drivers Kenneth Eaton and Linus Khimpenhouwer and two children escaped uninjured. Estimated damage about 750 dollars.
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Queen and Young Streets
K. Eaton
London
L. Klumpenhouwer
R.R
Acton
Toronto
Young and Queen Streets
Ontar
Guelph General Hospital
L. Klumpenbouwer
Young Street
Guelph Hospital
Khan Leonard of
Saenia
Eaton
Kenneth Eaton
Linus Khimpenhouwer
Young
Klumpenhouwer
Pach
Aaxe
Hospitalize Teacher In Morning Accident
Mrs Norman Turner, a teacher at M. 2. Bennet public school, was hospitalized after a morning collision on a rural road. Her car struck a parked vehicle and rolled over near Davidson's farm, with Walter H Pope driving the opposite way. Dr W. G. Kenney ordered her transfer to Guelph hospital for treatment, suspected broken ribs.
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Mts
Norman Turner
Acton
M. 2. Bennett Public School
Tetph General Hospital
Ste
Ais Root
Davidson
Mra
Turner
Walter H. Pope
Georgetown
Dave Russell
Russell
Five Hurt in Sunday Collision on Highway Side
One dead and two in serious condition after a Sunday crash near Acton. Five others treated for injuries as investigators from the OPP detachment determined the apparent cause and noted cars and debris blocking the highway. Emergency crews, including police, worked to clear the scene for hours.
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Armacuts
Enrico
Highland Games Parade for Acton Junior Pipe Band
The Highland Games featured a parade of the Acton Junior Pipe Band and reports note participation in competitions though official standings were not yet published. The event highlighted the ensemble’s performance as part of the day’s schedule with no final results available.
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Wtaurdas
Acton
Heated debate over Glenlea ditch project constraints
Councillor B Pope led a lengthy session demanding accountability for the Glenlea subdivision ditching scheme. Mayor Cook said the 95K project was approved by the town. the engineer will explain the layout. The council discussed potential land use changes and possible future dangers from the ditches.
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Glenlea
B. Popes
Acton Cotes
Euunet
Cook
95K
Pope
Thorugh
Ho Lowe
J Greer
Todd Council
Ataa
Mana
Retoro
Nigny
Acton
Phe
Lowe and
Town Hall
W. McLeod,irman
Building Committee
Graduation Banquet Honors Grade Eight At YMCA
About 100 grade eight students and guests attended the annual graduation banquet at the YMCA. Murray McBride of Baltinafad United Church spoke as the student minister, with students dressed in suits for the occasion. Gifts and presentations from the class and legion Auxiliary highlighted the event before a musical program and closing performances.
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YMCA
Murray McBride
Baltinafad United Church
Wrade
Robert Little School
Russ
Accident Victims Much Improved
Two Acton girls,Darlene Lambert 10, and Patricia Moyse 16, injured in a Rockwood car crash, are reported improving in hospital. Darlene suffered a broken back in three places and broken breastbone, while Patricia has a fractured pelvis and other injuries. Other occupants, including Mary McIntyre and three Guelph youths, sustained shock or minor injuries and were released after treatment.
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Hospitancea
Mouse Srl
Darlene Lambert
Miss Lambert
Pal Moyse
Mary McIntyre
Acton
Guelph
Secident
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Mie
A. Duby
OWRC
Bell Telephone Company
Main Street
Haddie
Bell
Fee
Prantk Attelin
Andress
Ammahen
Robert Little Public School
Wagene Bee
Wallysings
W. Norton
Halton Union Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Council
Mr. Norton
Gans Fem
Wes
Charles Landsborough
Grace
Andrew Knox
Robert Lattice School
Carol Evans
Susan Heard
Chit Bradley
Jennifer Taylor
Joe Magsey
M. Z. Bennett Public School
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