Acton Council Sets Tax Rates and Budget Focus
An Acton council meeting announced tax rates of 69.7 mills for commercial and 62.7 mills for residential, down from 72.9 and 66.5 last year. Water rate adjustments reduced two mills, with industrial assessments and school grants shaping remaining changes. A depreciation fund was created to cover future equipment needs and the council emphasized budgeting for capital purchases despite a lean year.
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Acton
J. Bert
Mr. Wood
Water Department
Boands
Les Buby
Duby Alo
Hia
Jack McGeadle
Three Hydro Employees Approved for Salary Increase
Town commission approves salary hike for three hydro employees amid debate over superintendent pay and backdated benefits. Details include proposed amounts, overtime effects, and related cost entries totaling several thousand dollars. Additional notes cite votes, objections, and subsequent actions on account payments and project-related expenses.
First Skating Carnival Draws 300 to Acton Arena
The Acton Figure Skating Club hosted its first carnival on Saturday drawing about 300 spectators. The program featured Space Escapades with costumed skaters, a mock rugby game, and numerous solos by local and visiting skaters from Guelph London and Roardwood.
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Acton
Ben
Acton Club
Jimlors
Jim Casburn
RCAF
Golden Hawks
David Hodgson
Doug Porter
Steven Papillan
Kathy Hinton
Kathleen Dills
Howard McCutcheon
Kathy Chapman
Stipe
Lynn Dunn
Dolores Jordan
Linda Perry
Heather McCutcheon
Lindy Lou Moon
Karen Townsley
Twinkle Star
Debbie Rippon
Kathy Pereira
Diane Buchman
Inspray
Jean Elliott
Kim McCristall
Bonnie Bristow
Colleen Be Bruyn
David Sutton
Guelph
Solus
Avion
Boan Farrance
London
Mary Boniface
Mrs Boniface
Maria Walker
Wendy Dempsey
Lynda Wadham
Roardwood
Hosice Badies
Dance Meods
Sally Wilson
Sharon Bradley
Lynda Re@uida
Joan
Barbara Cook
Lynda Braids
Lady Wilson
Air Force
Band Serenades Council During 1964 Budget Session
Acton Citizens Band performed in the meeting room above council chambers while the council discussed the 1968 mill rate and budget. Salaries for several staff were raised retroactively to the year's start, and seven by-laws were read to rezone Leishman Park from conservation to residential. An assessment appeal hearing for the former post office is set for April 24.
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Strauss
Spain
Council
Acton Citizens Band
Council Chambers
Coumal
Aro
Cap
Sears
J. McGeachie
J.T. Hurst
Wo Erskine
Harvey Palmer
Leishman Park
Conservation Ares Ld
C. MB
Belory
Hearing Tonight On Zoning By Law in Acton
A public hearing is scheduled tonight at the Legion auditorium to discuss a proposed new zoning by law. The plan was prepared with assistance from Projet Planning Advisors Limited and a previous by law approved five years ago is under opposition.
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Acton
Legion Auditonum
Olisch Mediad
Free Pres
Phinning Board
Goning
Assistanes of Projet Planning Avsoviates Limited
Kk. Hardman
Beanth
Aldo Brnida
Wes ‘Masales
Davel Manes
Bill Knight
Eric John
H.hinton
Secretar
Yack McGeachie
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Miles
Lesyment Office
General Purposes Administration
Sakaries
Hlay
Insucanse
Public Works Bank
Hydro
General Administration
Laval
Hyde
L.C.H
Warren Grove
L.C
Ow.rc
Acton Ehudiro
Commission
Shasart
Gamna
Sener
Doty Dasekins
Gamamissioner
Wall Mebachera
Wheelhairman FG Lvter
Les Dubs
J Alason
Gequhart
J Hlurst
Ontario Hydro
Ua Wate Ani
Mason
Bank of Hooilyghts
Ile
General Administration Council
Chanh & Brock
O.W. RG
Credit Walken
Mike. Levy
Adi
Clule
Dors
Kerry Leitch
Barbara Still
Walter Cook
Lamb
Phil Mes Cristall Presturer
Canal
de Brown
Phil Elliott
John Buchmnan
Jum Casburn
Trustg
Cathy, Chapman
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