Acton housewife stars in colour TV documentary The New Woman
Acton district woman Wendy Thomson shares her typical day on CFTO TV channel nine in Toronto as part of a color documentary The New Woman. The program follows four women in different statuses with Thomson reflecting on marriage, housework, and personal life while filming in the family home and at various locations.
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Cfto-Tv
Channel Nine
Toronto
Gordon Thomsor
Acton
Free’Press
Thomson
CTV
Wendy Thomson
Slate and Tittle
worksHetter
Gord
Rita Greer Allen
Besrthe
Vilain
Rita
Allan King
Ross Lake
Amy
R.A. 1
April of Pictures
E. Grant Maidens
Return to normal activity for Acton OPP week of April 7 1968
Acton OPP reports a return to normal activity after weeks of calm. In the week ending April 13, the six man force worked 232 hours and patrolled 904 miles handling eight general occurrences including three liquor charges and one common assault. One traffic accident caused $200 damage with no injuries. Magistrate's Court at Milton convicted 13 persons, with fines and costs totaling 1034 dollars and suspensions up to three months. The column urges immediate insurance compliance under Ontario law and explains the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund denial of insurance coverage. The piece stresses that driving without insurance is illegal and driver licenses may be suspended until claims are settled.
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Acton O.P.P
Milton
Acton
Ontario
Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Act
Obituary for George E. Jackson dies at 50
George Erwin Jackson of Acton R R 3 died suddenly at home on April 8 at age 50. A farmer interested in Aberdeen Angus cattle, he served as Acton fall fair board director. Born August 14 1917 in Everton, he was the son of the late Irwin Jackson and Laura Scott Jackson. Survived by his wife Jean Aitken a son Glen sisters Anna Stubbington Netta Angus Jackson of Guelph and William R. two grandchildren Mark and David. Funeral at Rumileye Shoemaker funeral home April 10 conducted by Rev. Herbison. Interment Everton cemetery. Pallbearers Ralph Sineclair Elmer Fisher Harvey Justin Harold Theaker Fred Archibald Robert Ellis. Flowers Keith Sinclair Vernon Stewart Kirk Sinclair Ed Archibald John Stubbington Don Swackhamer.
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George Erwin Jackson
R.R
Acton
Aberdeen Angus
Acton Fall Fair Board
Mr. Jackson
Everton
Irwin Jackson
Laura Scott Jackson
Jean Aitken
Glen
Ken Stubbington
Anna
Angus Jackson
Netta
Kirk Sinclair
Ed Archibald
John Stubbington
Don Swackhamer
Centennial flags saved for posterity
The centennial flags were lowered from their standards at the town office on Monday though nobody played Taps. They were rolled up sealed in a jar and stashed away for future general plans to ponder. Replacing them are two Canadian flags and two Qoulario flags.
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Tlans
Esquesing dump supervisor seeks more authority
Esquesing township near Hamilton faced grass fires at the dump on Saturday. Supervisor Cliff McDonald urged signage to prevent daytime dumpers and complained about his credentials. Council agreed to bar non residents, assign a gate guard, and fix fencing to prevent litter spread.
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Esqueseing
Cliff McDonald
Esquesing Council
Acton
McDonald
Ttn
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