Parks Board weighs legal status of building project at Acton park
The Acton Parks Board voted at a special meeting to authorize a $1600 building project for new bathing facilities, pending legal clarity on authority under the Public Parks Act. Members raised questions about council representation, budget cuts, and an illegal park fund rate reduction, seeking formal recording and press publication of their memorandum to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Parks Management
Acton Park
F. Q. Tyler
T. Joncas
Diego
Iker Bun
Woh Cook
Parbeau
Rocal
Tster
Wes
Parks Board
Barbeau
Hey
Etizen
Nota Coupes
Parks
Behanman
My. Barbeau
Cook
Bo Rachlin
Finance Committee
Mill Board
Council
Finance Committee of Council
R.S.O
Ardele Oh
Ment
Rarkayi
Conncillor Barbeau
Parliamvant
Bsrd of Paths Management
Hay
Pathe Management
Acton Rotary Assembly Elects 707 Officers in Toronto
Rotary District 707 officers were elected at the Assembly on April 28 at the Royal Hotel Toronto. Ted Hansen was named president and K C L Keo Halford secretary elect with Mrett Bre-a as chair. Attendees included Swansea Rosary Club luncheon guests and local Rotary members. Daylight saving time shortened the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attem
Rotary Interna. Hepa
the Way Hotel
Toronto
Acton Rotary
Koa
Ted" Hansen
Kcl Keo” Halford
Rotary Club
Police Investigate Break-in and Car Theft
Corpral Ray Mason of the local OPP detachment reports two incidents this week a break in and a car theft. Entry occurred on Tuesday night and a car owned by Ray Atkinson on Main Street South was stolen from his front yard. Police are investigating both events. Today marks the opening day of the trout races with a Free Prensa contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mason
OPP
Robert
Acton
Ray Atkinson
Main Street
Wikatolen
Firemen battle blazing bulldozer blaze at Acton yard
Firefighters rushed to a burning bulldozer at Hone of JOP DD OMourke Acton HW 4. The machine, owned by Mr Mogeke, overheated and erupted in flames. Firemen applied foam and water, toppling the burning bulldozer to the ground after gas canisters were reportedly on board.
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Acton
Ron Saunders
RR. 2
O'Rourke Welding Company
Saunders
Georgetown Theatre Destroyed by Fire
Fire gutted the Georgetown theatre overnight after reports of fireworks near the building. Fire crews fought flames for hours before bringing the blaze under control at the site housing two apartments and business offices.
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Georgetown
Chib
Meeturdas
Ratt Lastiel
Acton Cand
Getawi
Georgetown Ceemen
Cfawsers
Gregory
Oakville
Board to Seek Municipal Approval On High School Additions
The Worth Helton Borough School District moves to obtain municipal approval for a $1,043,009 high school expansion at Milton. The plan, tentatively approved by the Department of Education, adds five classrooms, an art pool, library classroom, commercial area and two labs with a gym, serving about 900 pupils and costing about $430,000 in local funding.
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Prigran
Asree High
Scheote
Worth Helton Bugh
Milton On Mundey
Department of Eturation
Milton Beluies Mven
Rann
Las
Gaslun
Pichese Aite
Wetale
Acton
St Acton Woulds
Eingle Cymnasiun
Fattthal Ouatiaf
Actos
Olla
jConeteurthon
Atule Gyewiasium-Assruobly
Wis
Department of Raturation
Architeet
Department
Milton
Georgetown
Kaqurssing
Nawagewrye
Hhifla
Ko Yergrave
GO Brown
Georgetown Achal
South
Raynceing
Peirectown
Milton School
Churchill Road Water Project Progress Report
JOM Goy, chairman of the Welter Lotm Sewer Committee of Actin Council, reports upgrades on the Churchill Road water system. Eight and twelve inch mains installed, new pumping controls planned, and a power line extended toward the town plant as work nears six week completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom Goy
Actin Council
Tee
Churchill Road
Dale
Une Daviddeon
Pew
Install Ralph McKeown President Y's Men's Club
The Ac ton Vos YMCA Men’s Club installs Ralph McKeown as president after the term of Manuel Neth ends. District Governor AL Fallus conducted the ceremony. Basil Tippett, VP of the National Council of YMCA in Canada, gave an inspirational address about world service and youth education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Basil Tippett
National Council of Ymca
Canada
Mr. Tippett
Tippett
Auch
Tiportt
Hota
VYMCA
Highway 41 Paving Plan Outlined For Next Year
Ko Siddall of the Ontario Department of Highways spoke to the Rotary Club of Milton, outlining the province wide plan to complete Highway 41 from Toronto to Highway 25 next year. He described a new route with interchanges, flyovers, underpasses, and a 70 mph design speed, along with widening provisions and traffic studies to avoid bypassing Milton prematurely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ko Suktall
Manning
Ontario Department of Highways
Rotary Club of
Milton
Nrea
Siddall
Highway 25
Mrs E Leyland Re-Elected Night School Head
Mrs E Leyland was re-elected president of the night school committee at its annual meeting in the high school. Next season will cut classes from 14 to 12 evenings due to a small operating deficit. New courses proposed include rug making sketching plastics welding interior decoration and more.
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Theight
EL Leyland
Huy Gatenby
John Stone
Jo Creighton
Florence Wilkin
Mira Daved Dills
George Bowman
Juan Chapman
Hella-Steve Ruoazell
Mra Wroth
Mra W. Coon
Mira H. Helwig
J. Inglis
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Lakeview
Larkevapw
Darbeau
Addon
A. W
Fereing
Pole
Halton
Robert Little School
Grace
Donna Landsborough
Karen Heller
Margie A McKenzie
Susan Flaming
Jane McCraa
Barbara Symon
Cmy
Gey
CNN
Neat Wrek
Eadt
Miltontah Lebel
Frank Rogers
J Marcellus
Roger Dalgneeult
John J Walther
Mra Gunn
George
Farber
J. Reagin
JW Fieher
Valeria Evans
FE Morgan
Misa Dorothea Chudde
Hevaird
Teal Fern
Alann
Miltan
Beisgamning
Oreo Tia Justee
Trad
Fioorgelownand
Tha Treme
Sia
Ralph McKeown
Fight
Papanalan
Highway 23
Hahway 10
Mimdane Road
Siddalle
Miltom
Att Ponte
Acton Y's Man's Club
C. F. Basil Tite
National Council of
Y.m.c.a’s
G. W. McKenzie
Ontario
A. Fallis
Brantford
W. D. Elmar Smith
Acton Y
M. M. Nellis
Acton Y's Man‘s Club
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