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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1965

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Foxes Suspected Rabid On Farm Road Kill Reported

Mrs. Clarence Coles saw two foxes approach her house and feared an attack. One fox entered the verandah and was later found dead on the roadside. Dr. Frank Oakes notified Brampton officials and urged burial of the carcass as officers handle many rabies calls.

Piret Clarence Coles Blocs Frank Oskes Federal Health of Animals Office Brampton Coles M. M Coles Oakes

Playground registrations surge for 150 playground and 75 swim class openings

Harris Bos notes 150 registrations for playgrounds and 150 for swimming classes. Forms due by June 7 with deadlines for July 5 program start. Leaders attend camps training in Paradise Lake and Albion Hills. Red Cross patrol court runs June 2 to 26 at Bruithaupt Centre. Parents urged to volunteer with the playground program.

Harris Bos Recreation Directors’ Association of West Central Ontario Conress Paradise Lake St. Clements Danna Landsborough Albion Hills Conservation School Acton Marie Marchment Lois Kirkwood Barbara Nicolak Cavell Marshall Linda Ralston Red Cross Kitchener Recreation Committee New Bruithaupt Mary Lou Perry Stephen Dubonc Cour Harris Roc

Promotions Next Week the Free Press Results

Promotions at the Free Press report results from both MZ and Ben next week.

MZ. Ben

Mrs. A. Orr Resigns Decoration Day Post

A June 1 meeting at the Orr home discussed next year’s Decoration Day. Officers elected left no chairman, Gordon Currie became secretary, Mrs. George Hargrave remained treasurer, and 79 graves were decorated on June 6. Eleven sponsor groups urged changes and a post-year planning meeting was proposed.

A. Orr Ab Irwin Gordon Currie George Hargrave Fairview Cemetery

Browsing Averted At Kalco Sunday

Large crowd at Kalco park near Milton Heights on weekend. about 921 cars paid admission. About 600 Boy Scouts camped there. Five people were revived after drowning in a slow-swimming pool. An estimated $5,000 to $6,000 in losses noted.

Milton Heights Ils Oakville

Grade 8 Pupils At Orientation

About 120 grade eight students from Acton public schools Limehouse Spey vide and Brookville visited the high school for orientation. Principal Hansen and Vice Principal Bray welcomed them as Prefects guided groups through the building. The day featured a model uniform and refreshments as the program continues a long running tradition since 1940.

Acton Limehouse Speyvide Brookville Mincipal Hansen Pincipal Joseph Bray Bill Costs Atu- Hetty

Milton annexation hearing set for September 20

Milton seeks to triple town size by annexing 2 200 acres from Oakville and 650 acres from Esquesing. Ontario Municipal Board will hear Milton’s new application on September 20 after an October 1963 hearing and a February 1964 interim decision.

Milton Ontario Boand Oakville Esquesing

Acton Recreation Committee Discusses Arena Storage and Courts

The Acton Recreation Committee debated a storage building near the community centre and relocation of tennis courts. Club cooperation, new member Charlie Perry, and funding plans were reviewed amid talks on icemaking equipment, benches, and summer programs.

Man To Recreation Committee Acton Recreation Frank Oakes Anl Lions Club

Special Meeting Sets Zoning Amendments for Council Review

Acton council approved a special meeting next Tuesday to present two zoning by law amendments after a planning board session this week. Signs issue not resolved in the bylaw. notices to residents within 200 feet to be read. Ministerial notice confirms amendment to the official plan allowing zoning changes at Act Farm Supply and the site of the proposed centennial library.

Planning Board Acton Council William Knight Dave Manca Wes Masales Eric Johnston Roy Goodwin Robert Drinkwalter Minister of Municipal Affairs Act Isauc Whitby Pebhoen Garden Harding Parks ‘Board Alex Zheetholf W. Perry Recreation Committee J. Bert Wood Anessor William Erstone Ken Tari Fieldgate Investments Peter Bouwman Les Duby Bart Hin Tne George Fryer Frank Oakes Ray Arcie Ab Irwin Bill Williams

Paving Delay Delays road work with new sidewalks and equipment

The report notes paving delays as new sidewalks and curbs are laid. Arrival of paving equipment has been slow, causing disruption on the work site and postponing expected completion. Residents face ongoing detours and parking changes during the delay.

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EMO Grants Aid Town Plan for New Fire Truck

A town council discussed buying a new fire truck and installing radios with EMO grants to reduce costs. Three tenders were considered from manufacturers, with American Machine Tank Company favored pending EMO approval and a 90 percent grant for radio installation. The plan includes a 50 percent EMO grant and a 48 percent grant for the radio equipment. remaining costs may be shared by the county if approved.

Council Emerge Y Actan Mick Holmes American Marshbine Tank Company Reeve Hoo Wlnton Purhaw EMO Don Greston Radios Revue No. 1 Committee Reeve Hinton

Drought Persists as Farmers Pray for Rain

Farmers in the Acton area face severe drought with only 0.46 inches of rain since.\u00a0May. Last substantial rain fell May 16 at 0.47 inches. By June 1 officials reported below average May and June rainfall, with 0.46 inches to date. A storm on June 2 brought 0.20 inches and June 3 added 0.07 inches. Local meteorology notes May total and June average far above the actuals. Despite the dry spell, five May thunderstorms occurred. irrigation increases. Last night’s rain provided relief and was welcomed by farmers.

Actonaiva Meteorology Air Services Department of Transport Focal Bureau Crewsons Camel Walter Lock Rcord Ote

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