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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 19, 1967

Page

2

Centennial School hires staff for new building

Mrs F Taylor notes when Rock teachers and pupils return in September to the new Rock Centennial School set among spruce and pine. Grant McRae is principal with assistants Miss Clugston, Miss Collins, Miss Denham, Mrs Durose, Miss Evans, Mrs Harwood and others. Eramosa Public School names Ronald Marion as principal and lists assistants. Four Corners and Eden Mills also assign principals and staff for the new term.

F. Taylor Rockd Letion Roekwreed Centennial School Grant McRae B.A Marie Clugston Camilla Collins Elizabeth Denham Edith Durose Mary Evans Elizabeth Harwood Clifford Hincks Violet Kramp Robert Love Susanne Meadows Ramona Storey Norma Tripp Eloise Watson Kathleen Wilhelm Eramosa Ronald Marion Marilyn Dennis Jean Jackson Carol Llewellyn Irene Hindley Carole Schmidt Nellie Stickney Four Corners Florence Hindley Lois Feltis Eden Mills Marion Tubman Margaret McMillan

Eramosa Council Backs Junior Farmers Tree Planting Plan

Eramosa Township Council heartily concurs with the Eramosa Junior Farmers to plant trees around municipal grounds. The meeting approved land conveyances, by laws on elections and drainage, and petitions to amend the Planning Act Section 26 to curb 10 acre subdivisions. Financial items totaling 16 871.07 were passed, and the council adjourned to August 1.

F. Taylor Rockwood Eramosa Township Eramosa D. Mc Phedran Cameron Lush Louis Hills Fred Duffield H Brown Pine St Minister of Municipal Affairs Ontario Township of

Scenic valley road at Rockwood park blocked to traffic

Grand River Conservation Authority barricades the winding valley road in Rockwood park blocking access to the pothole area with a new access road planned from the main gate. A new fence and parking lot will be built. Ron Williamson oversees six lifeguards and four maintenance staff. weekend attendance remains high. The Authority owns 19 acres and the former Hi-Pot-Lo park area lies along the valley road.

Grand River Conservation Authority Rockwood Park Ron Williamson Beautiful District Park Conservation Authority

Demolition Move Planned for Old S S No 9 Eramosa

Residents packed Rockwood Public School to discuss preserving the Eramosa No 9 school. The board signed a demolition contract and aims to complete work before kindergarten starts in September. A fire marshal review will guide keeping the two 1958 kindergarten rooms and possible reusing lower classrooms.

F. Taylor Rockwood Rockwood Public School S.S. No. 9 Eramosa School Board No. 9 Murray Smeltzer Ross McDougall Doug Buttenham Lloyd Waddell Gildner Department of Education Waterloo Board of Education Eramosa Township Toronto

Grand River opens third land use demonstration area

The Grand River Conservation Authority unveils its third land use demonstration area at West Luther in Wellington County with Ontario Agriculture Minister W A Stewart and MPP John H Root in attendance. The site showcases drainage improvements to boost crops, with University of Guelph researchers conducting experiments. Authority officials note good land practices reduce runoff and erosion, while tours were led by Dr John E Winch and Prof Ross Irwin.

Grand River Conservation Authority Ontario Agriculture W. A. Stewart John H. Root Wellington Grand River Valley Stewart Canada Ontario Root Conservation Authority University of Guelph West Luther T. J. Heegg Guelph Authority Gordon Skinner Cayu

Rockalong Women’s Institute Plans Fall Auction Sale

The July meeting at SS No. 8 Community Centre had 12 members. The Cancer Society thanked Rockalong for donations to the annual drive. Minutes and treasurer’s report were approved. A fall 4H Homemaking project Working with wool was chosen. The institute and centre plan an early fall auction sale with future meetings for details. A social hour with euchre followed lunch.

F. Taylor Rockwood Rockalong Institute A. McPhedran L. Dyer M. Nelson

Norval Seeks Cheaper Power From Georgetown

Councillor C. F. Patterson told Esquesing Council he wished to discuss Georgetown hydro supplying Norval with electrical power at a future meeting. He charged Norval pays far more than Glen Williams and Georgetown and noted a letter citing an exorbitant price for a Norval street light.

C. F Pat) Patterson Esquesing Council Georgetown Hydro Commission Norval Glen Williams Georgetown Patterson

County Council Centennial Meeting Held in Manor

Halton County Council held its centennial meeting at Manor Centennial Manor on Tuesday with Warden William Coulter welcoming about 60 residents to the auditorium. The council expressed pleasure at meeting in Manor for the first time.

Halton County

Burton Hill to Speak at Eramosa Centenial Service

Rockwood will host the Eramosa Religious Centenary service on Sunday July 23 at 8 p m in Rockwood Presbyterian Church with guest speaker Burton Hill and special music by Gospelaires Laverne Phar oah Syd Durose and Murray Taylor. Light refreshments will follow the service.

F. Taylor Rockwood Burton Hill Rockwood Eramosa Rockwood Presbyterian Church Gospelaires Laverne Pharoah Syd Durose Murray Taylor

Mosquito Plague Cited and Paper Circulation Figures

A summer mosquito surge is described with an unusual claim that only half of the insects sting. The text also notes 270 weekly papers in the province, with an average readership of 3.6 persons per copy and circulation around 1,000,000 copies.

Bell Canada marks centennial and new milestone

Bell Canada celebrates Centennial Year with the 5 millionth telephone milestone and rapid growth since 1880. The piece notes Area Codes like 519 in Acton and explains dialing practices to speed long distance calls across Canada and the United States. It highlights Canada as the world’s talkative nation for 14 of 22 years and reflects on bridging miles through telephone service.

Canada Bell Canada Quebec Ontario Bell Telephone Company of Canada United States Acton

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