Acton Round Up Sets Stage for Lions Pioneer Show
The Acton Round Up plans a large event with a new stage built by Lions and Community club volunteers. Centennial officials from Ontario and Canada will attend to model national productions. Parade and a Chuckwagon Bean Feed will entertain patrons after the show.
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St. Albans Perlah Hall
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Actan Serchants
Night Walk Fatality Shocks New Liskeard Community
A New Liskeard man identified as John Henan Lame age 38 was killed while walking near a road south of Adam T. The Ontario Provincial Police and coroner investigated at the scene. A sales slip tied to an address aided identification and the victim was later taken to a local house awaiting next steps.
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Giang Muthansen
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Constable J
Public meeting on official plan faces objections tonight
A public meeting is held at the community centre on Thursday May 27 at 8 pm to hear objections to the town's proposed official plan. The planning board calls the meeting and a radio call reveals detective notes about a separate incident involving a constable and a car accident. Funerals and local memorials are also mentioned with details about the deceased and family.
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Planning Board
Approval of Final Plans for New Hydro Building
At the last meeting Acton Medicom officials approved final plans for a combined Ethicenal Aserkshop building on Aing Street. Donald Skinner presented final sketches and noted changes to meet Onlane Hydro and laws commission recommendations. Temters must submit bids by June 10, with occupancy planned after completion.
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Aing Street
Arinter
Donald Skinner
Onlane Hydro
Laws Commission
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Rehm
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Queen
Hit-Run Crash Says Driver Didn’t Stop
A hit and run crash damaged several cars on Main Street near Chard in Acton during Friday morning. Witnesses said a motorist struck a parked vehicle and a water cone, then fled the scene. Police, led by Constable Nice MQ Arthur, identified George Johnston as the responsible man after an investigation.
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George Johnston
Western Indian Villages Camp Pool Finalize Hydro Bid
A Western India village camp pool finalizes a hydro project bid with plans to build facilities. Officials from the camp and local water authorities say the bid covers construction and maintenance details. The decision aims to secure reliable power and water access for the region.
Mystery Western Village Sells For Restoration
A broken record of plans describes Kenneth Mather and Welle Jarvans seeking to restore a near ghost town north of Hatlated. The property includes a barn and wagon yard tied to a venture aimed at creating an authentic western village for tourism with shops and lodging.
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Kenneth Mather
Welle Jarvans
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Matt Pate
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Brompton
Harold Lee
County Hospital Grants Raised to Six Thousand Per Bed
The council moved to increase county hospital grants from 4000 to 6000 dollars per bed. Readings show 8 beds per 1000 population for Milton District and 228 psychiatric beds at Burlington tentatively approved. Debate focused on whether psychiatric treatment beds should count under the same grant.
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Acton
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Withdraw Objections to Ajax Application in Acton Plan
Objections to the Ajax project were withdrawn after talks between Miothi Mes Eo Aisi and Age bajyuneeis. The agreement allows a 200 foot setback from the road and storage use only with a cedar hedge and a fence around the property at Maw brow Place. A hearing will follow once Ontario Municipal Board filings are completed.
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Sonstracien
Home Beautification Contest Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce
A new and creditable venture named Home Beautification is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The contest includes prizes and merchant advertisements aligned with the project. See Page three.
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Chamber of Commerce
Acton Safety Patrol Boys Parade in Ottawa Tour
Ten Acton Safety Patrol youths joined about 5 000 others in Ottawa for a citywide parade. The group toured Parliament buildings and landmarks with Hamilton Automobile Club sponsors, staying at a hotel and visiting the National Museum and the mint. A medal was awarded for lifesaving during patrol duty.
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Ottawa
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Robert Littl
Mark Hurst
Bennett School
Acton Safety Patrol
Hamilton Automobile Club
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Canada
Hamilton
George Town
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Acton Bows
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Clyde Bros. Circus
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Peae Tower
Senate
Mint
Kingsmere
Pam. McKease
King Elmer South
M. Z. Wenanett School
Prithopal
Con. Ron Ruepert
OPP
Dows
Burlington
Mon. Bennett School
Opposition to Annual Salary for Credit Valley Authority Chairman
Acton council ordered clerk J McGeachie to attend a Ontario municipal row hearing in Qakeille on May 2 to oppose paying the Credit Valley Conservation Authority chairman a $5000 yearly salary. Four municipalities joined in the objection and hired a solicitor. Ayton’s R R Parker was briefed and not required to attend.
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J. McGeachie
Ontune
Qakeille
Tfo
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Ayton
R. R. Parker
Prompt Action Corrects Levels On Mill Street Curbs
The road committee halted work after curbs on Mill St were found higher than road profiles indicated. Plans to ease gradient near railway tracks caused sidewalk elevations to rise about 1 inch. Ray Arcie said asphalt savings would offset replacement costs, with negotiations to follow.
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Shayford
Mill St
Drogen
Trove
Wilbur St. Tris
Ray Arcie
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