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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
4
The Recreation Committee discussed 1964 financials showing disbursements of 929473.43 and receipts of 294.74. Major items included a 5925 revenue, 2738 provincial grant, and curling as a key money maker contributing 2.88.
The article notes a Friday program titled TV First Dance Aoes Agenda featuring Mr and Mrs Harris in Toronto for practice and a Saturday inauguration of an Adult Couple Club at Robert Little school. Mr Roe advises footwear and attire for men and women, with emphasis on clear calls to help beginners follow the traditional yet modernized square dance.
The report covers ongoing curling action with mixed, ladies and men's events. Alex Zbechnoll’s rink wins a three way playoff to lead the women’s league, while other teams such as Bill Coon and Frank Van Wyrek contest notable matches.
The report notes a town meeting about school divisions and funding. Attendees include Hugh Patterson, J Bert Ween, John Oakes, Cowell, G Dann, Keates, Joe Tunst, Owen Coulteup, and a Reverend. discussions center on moving plans and an 6040 split.
Planning report by R. E. P. Serena urges Hatton County Council to ensure every municipality is represented in the Hatton Planning Association. He outlined the group’s origin and 1965 program including focus on individual municipalities and study of the University of Toronto project Halton Regional Study.
Investigating officer Constable Mery Harneas reported Mia Helen Lindsay drove through a snow fog event at the Eastern Ave CNR crossing. The car suffered about 200 in damage as an freight train backed across a siding. no injuries.
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