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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 22, 1962

Page

8

Lake Simcoe Ice Fishing Profitable Weekend

Ice fishermen enjoyed a cold but profitable time on Lake Simcoe over the weekend. District high school teachers meet in Brampton on Friday while pupils celebrate a holiday at home and guides attend school in uniform on Baden-Powell's birthday. Snowplows clear driveways, cottage owners shovel roofs, and students rehearse an operetta as communities cope with heavy snow. Astronaut John Glenn's orbit flight captures attention with live updates as homes still show Christmas lights amid postholiday reflections.

Lake Simcoe Brampton

Director Submits 116000 Budget For Child Aid Work

J Paul Jolliffe executive director of Halton County Childrens Aid Society told Halton County Council the annual budget totals 116000 dollars with 68000 for statutory care and 48000 for preventive services. He noted per capita expenditures rise five cents to 22 dollars and 38 cents below the provincial 1960 average. The 1961 report lists 500 new service requests, 266 families served with 803 children at home, 92 children under Secret Placement and 44 in adoptive homes, totaling 37 099 days of care.

Children's Aid Society Halton County

Dublin Women’s Institute Holds Roll Call and Plans

Mrs Calvin McIntyre hosted Dublin Women’s Institute for a roll call on Thursday with good attendance. Members approved forwarding 10 to the Halton Music Festival Committee, discussed tickets for Halton Medical Services events, and planned five members to attend the 68th WI anniversary in Toronto.

Calvin McIntyre Springs Road Nassagaweya Dubin Women’ 5 Duncan Moffat C. Britton Halton Music Festival Committee Halton Medical Services Lowville United Church Dublin W.I George Robertson Dublin Women’s Institutes Queen Elizabeth Building NE. Grounds Toronto C. McIntyre Mes C. Bruteton D. Moffat A Near G. R. Somerville Horace Blyth F. Wilbon Milton Alex Neat O. Thommen Mis C. Dennis

Council Meets Over Crossings

Council discusses Milton to Georgetown double tracking by Canadian National Railways and the safety of township crossings. CNR will study crossings with council reps. Tunlay councillors to meet signals engineer to view 17 Sideroad and Firth Ling crossings. Mel Whitnes of Milton raised $40 for eight foxes shot in December and January.

Esquising Canadian National Railways Milton Georgetown CNR

Speyside Euchre Bake Sale Winners Named

Speyside Home and School Association held a bake sale and euchre Friday night Feb. 16. Lucky winners included Ladies prize Mac Fountain and Mrs. Tom Dearmen S Steckly and David Lockman. Boers prizes went to Fre Lawson Frank Toth and Herb Fiver. Mr Jim Morrison received a prize for selling the most tickets.

Speyside Euchre Speaside Euchre Mac Fountain Tom Dearmen S. Steckly David Lockman Fre Lawson Frank Toth Herb

Halton Manor Residents Celebrate Valentine Week in January and February

Halton Manor residents enjoyed a series of events organized by the Eastern Star and Milton St Clair Masonic Lodge. A February 3 film program featured Wheat Country and The St. Lawrence Seaway in color, plus Norway and Jet Engines in black and white. Church service on February 4 by Clayton Coles. handicrafts led by John Ridgeway and New Spear. Valentine decorations and treats from St Christopher's Anglican Church preceded a Valentine Social on February 14 with slides of Virgin Islands and Disney scenes, prize drawings, doughnuts, tea, and heart shaped chocolates. Residents praised the well attended, enjoyable evening and look forward to future slide shows.

S. Allen St. Lawrence Seaway Western Canada Norway NATO Clayton Coles Emmanuel Baptist Church Milton Norman Hare Coles Jabez Valentine Freida Dornauer St. Valentine's Av Bous St. Christopher's Anglican Church Burlington St. Valerine's Halton Order of the Eastern Star St. Clair Masonic Budge Eastern Star C. W. Clarke AL P. Galloway St Clair Lodge Clarke Virgin Islands

County to Pay Compensate for Rabies Loss

County Council on Tuesday approved a by law for compensation for cattle loss from rabies with 40 percent funded by the province and 60 percent by the federal government. The county will appoint valuators and grants were approved for Acton Georgetown Fall Fairs and other groups. Additional items include an honorarium to Deputy Emergency Measures Co-ordinator and various county staff appointments and building enhancements.

Acton Georgetown Fall Milton Falls Halton ‘Music Festival Salvation Army C.n.lb St. John Ambulance Canadian Mental Health Association Navy League of Canada John Howard Society Mayfield Burlington George McCauley

Halton County Health Unit Budget Presented at Council Meeting

Dr Archie F Bull reported at the Halton County Council budget session that the health unit's 1962 budget totals 275200 with the county share 127600 and provincial grants and fees making up the balance. He noted no human rabies cases in 1961 and a decline in tuberculosis deaths over 60 years though new tuberculosis cases continue to be found. The unit lacks a fulltime psychiatrist and the 10000 allocated previously was unused. The 1962 county grant would require a mill rate increase due to higher county assessment.

Duugeel Halton County Counc Dle Archie F. Bull Counci

Farm Hand Charged After $30,000 Barn Fire

A farm hand on Arthur Benham's Rockwood property faces arson charges after a barn fire estimated at 930000. The youth appeared in Guelph juvenile court on Monday afternoon.

Arthur Benham Rockwood Hes Guelph

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Thurady Guides Cubs Brownies Baden-Powell M. Z. Bennett School United Church French River John Glenn United States Sant Col. Glenn Merry Elizabeth Drive Children’s Aid Society Edna Jacques Alexa Near Iut Price Af Women’s Institute Ady McIntyre W. Britton N. Elliott G. Cokllins Churchill RD. N Acton,ont Time Supermarket Potato Chips Clark Lynn Valley Stafford Pure Catsup Halton Manor Valentine Sotiat John Ridgew New Spear J. K. L. McGown B. Nevin Boston Omagh H. Magee Mr. Nevin Mr.Nevin Atlantic Ocean Caribbean Sea Mr. Clarke Ontario Hinton Sidy Grant Norton Jack Ross Registra Thas Museum Board Elizabeth Hoey Board of Transport Commissioners C.N.R Ash Station Hane Fraser Tateyl
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