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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 12, 1956

Page

15

Greek teacher cites crowded schools and destroyed buildings

A 24 year old Greek high school teacher Maria Antyonostopoulou notes severe overcrowding with 60 to 65 students per class and lack of gymnasiums. She and others comment on how ancient Greek history is emphasized and how about 40 percent of school buildings were destroyed in the war. A study team from Junior Red Cross visits Canada and the United States under UNESCO, observing education systems and reporting Yugoslavia’s elementary teaching load as heavier.

Aibout Maria K. Antyonostopoulou Greece Canality Schools Red Cross Canada United States United Nations Educational, Social and Cultural Organization Anagnostopoulou

Cedarvile Girls School Receives $26 000 Grant Support

The Ontario Government announced a $26 000 grant to Cedarvile School for Girls in Georgetown. It funds part of a $100 000 project to add 33 beds, marking the province’s share of costs for needy children. The Cedarvale School, run by the United Church board, serves girls from broken homes with aid from Children’s Aid societies.

Ontario Cedarvile School Georgetown Cecile Cedarvale United Church Board of Evangelism and Social Service

Manitoba educator warns on family function erosion

Dr L M Brown director of curriculum for Manitoba schools argues modernization urbanization and industrial life have eroded the family’s protective functions including economic recreation educational and religious guidance. He says time spent together declines, pushing children to derive morals from peer groups instead of parents.

L. M Brown Manitoba Manitoba School Journal Manitoba Education Department Brown Topzeth

Shell Oil plans large Bronte industrial complex west of town

Shell Oil Company moved to option about 600 acres west of Bronte for a major plant to be built next spring, with the Willdwarf Ford Oakville project of 430 acres cited as a comparison. Representatives confirmed options on several farms including Mizrachi Vacation Camp and a lakefront one acre site, while zoning changes are needed to permit the industry.

Shell Oil Company Bronte Ford-Oakville Canada Oakville R.A. ‘Daniels Shell Torono Wow Bosley Montreal Joseph Wreksovs Canadian National Railway Garfinkel Miztack Cnews Bronte Trafulpir

Oakville Plans Purchase of New Police Cruiser

Oakville council calls for tenders for a police cruiser after Councillor Fred Tilley argued current vehicle poor condition and lack of response capability. In a separate note, Canada reports 58,417 migrant admissions in the first half of this year versus 45,765 in the same period last year.

Qakwille Fred Tilley Sand Uinet Canada

Trafalgar plans new expansion at north east corner lot

Mid Continent Truck Terminal head Allen Clavie Sr says the company bought property at the northeast corner of the Queen Elizabeth highway and the Eighth Rhine for a new customs warehouse. Construction could start in spring with steel available. plans submitted to Trafalgar Township officials and mostly approved except satire expansions. The site, zoned Industrial, is expected to serve as Trafalgar Warehouses with bonded shipments to Oakville and local handling.

Trafalgar ‘Customs Andra Allen Clavie Sr Mid Continent Swith Berini Probibly Am Trafalgar Township Offiedits Hace Tan Fatire Mid Continent 9 Phe Insine Trafalgar Oakville

Permits at 11 Million For Trafalgar in 1955

Trafalgar's 1955 building boom totaled about 11 million dollars. Inspector Phin Greig notes nearly all 11 permits were for houses with December values and a few commercial and industrial projects. The preeminent development is expected between the Third and Fourth Lines with sewer work and possible industrial base.

Trafalgar Buiding Pernod Angus Greig KO Permis Halding Mir Grepp Deane Putin Dad

Park plan for Rockwood area eyed by conservation board

A 432 acre park near Rockwood is proposed as a regional conservation project to serve over a million Ontarians. The plan, split by Highway 7, includes 62 percent woodland with 40 percent cedar and 20 acres of water in the southern tract, with two additional areas possible later. Advisors outlined financing questions and noted Elora’s prior land gift helped momentum, while some officials questioned including the northern reforestation tract.

Rockwood Ontario Grand Valley Conservation Authority OAC Soil and Water, Recreation Go M. Coutts Hockwood Belek Nal Sarnia Perth Coutts Richardson Planning Department Rockwood Park Albert McWilliams Oliver Wright Eramiusa J. Loakes Guelph

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