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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 10, 1962

Page

6

Temperance talk and local notices in Erin Ladies Club

Public event notes from Erin area recount a temperance address by Mrs. Maxwell at Oxprings W. I. meeting, plus district plans for fall millinery course and annual events. Social visits to the area include the Storey and Klooster families. Several residents travel, hostesses recognized, and a card table rental price set. Five clubs and guests are listed with hosts Mrs Storey and Mrs Avery serving lunch.

K. Klooster Brampton Archibald Oxpringe W.I Ing Gde Fepe ne'Mery Stewart Mra G. Storey Mixx Doris Fines Storey E. Archibald Gordon Aitken T. Maxwell Maxwell Doris Fines Ken Stubbington Avery H. Theaker

Understanding Patience in Education Reform

A reflective piece on passion and patience in teaching. highlights leaders like Mrs. Jeffares and Mrs. Gloria Browne promoting inclusive education for mentally retarded children. Emphasizes placing these students in public schools with slow learners receiving supportive classes and community involvement through North Halton Association for Retarded Children.

Acton Auxiliary North Halton Gloria Browne

Robarts plan explained for Ontario high schools

Principal B Hansen outlined the Robarts three stream plan Arts and Science Business and Commercial Science Technology and trades at a May 7 meeting of the Bennetet and Schaal Association. The plan aims to reduce dropouts by offering diverse tracks including an occupational program leading to apprenticeships and a university track requiring Grade XII for graduation.

Ontario Principb Robarts Hanser Robartk Plan Hansen

Esquesing Township Upholds Tax Rates Despite Reassessments

Esquesing Township keeps the general residential mill rate at 9.12 and commercial industrial at 11.82, down from 1961 levels, while unified public school rates set at 16.20 for residential and 18.02 for industrial after a departmental reassessment. The change aims to balance higher assessments, with some taxpayers paying less for schools under the new equalized rate.

Esquesing Council Department of Municipal Affairs

Rate shifts in WHI districts raise taxes and budgets

Milton district cuts from 812 mills to 68 while Acton sits at 6.2 mills versus 7.45 last year. Georgetown climbs from 4.78 to 9.1 mills. Five Areas Milton Fire adds 1.02 mills, Wielton 1.7, and one more area 1. On top, townships face a 4.75 mill county levy and a 3.77 mill high school levy. The township closed 1961 with a 4100 surplus. the largest expense in the 1962 budget is a 120,000 reads project.

Milton High Acton Georgetown Milton Wielton Offold High Deben

St Albans Guild Stages Euchre and Bridge Night

St Albans Parish Guild hosted euchre and bridge at Luxton Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening May 5. A luncheon was served from a decorated table. Prize winners included Mrs. R Davidson and Mrs. F McCutcheon in euchre and Mr. H Hearden and J Creasey Sr in men’s events. Bridge winners were Mrs. K Knox and Mrs. F Salt, with Men’s first W Dubuis. Door prize went to Mrs. Mary Seynuck. Conveners and cadre stewards named for bridge and lunch duties.

St. Alban’s Guild St. Alban's Parish Guild L Luxton Memorial Hall R. Davidson Lovell Bros F. McCutcheon W. Dubuis Denny's Insurance Mers C. Leatherland Hinton S. Door Mary Seynuck Caroline Nurseries W. Dubois C. Lindsay J. Creasey Jr H. Denny V. Bristow

Knox Life Member Mrs Waldie Dies

Mrs Waldie a Knox life member dies after months illness in St Josephs Hospital Guelph on April 29 She was born near Speyside in 1879 and lived with her parents in Acton She is survived by two sons Alex of Acton and Rev John R Waldie of Port Hope two grandchildren sisters and a brother Funeral held May 2 at Knox Presbyterian Church with Rev Forbes Thompson officiating Interment in Fairview cemetery

Jane Elizabeth Waldie Donald Waldie St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph 3 Viet Ia St. Acton Waldie Speyside Ephriam Moo Logie Fun Alex Pat Acton John R. Waldie Port Hope Donsald Dundas Kathleen Margaret Fleming Seattle Wash Charlotte Moore John L. Moore Milton Adife W.M.S Knox Presbyterian Church Knox Ladies’ Aid Forbes Thompson Fairview Cemetery Palice James Sayers W. Britton Wilfred Waldie Steele Mullin W. Fryer

Digester Ltd and Municipal Actions Timetable

A municipal update covers water main dig work striking rock, a land reversion to the Ledger family on Churchill Road North, and approvals for clerks’ convention attendance, assessment meetings in Milton, a $300 donation to the Retarded Childrens Association, a labor court lever on truck driver hours, and a $10 payment to Bruce Pargeter Sr for a program. It notes Halton County Clerks’ Association dinner on May 16 at the M C A and historic vehicle ownership ratios.

Milton Retarded Childrens Association Labor Court Bruce Pargeter Sr Halton County Clerks’ Association

Planning Board cools tensions on zoning enforcement act

Aldo Braid urged Acton Planning Board to enforce their zoning by law prompting a debate at last week’s meeting. The board approved a resolution praising vigorous action against violations while P Alan Deacon questioned enforcement and clerk J McGeachie cited time and staff limits. McGeachie, acting assessor, urged options as three C-2 zones at the town’s east end were reviewed and Deacon asked to draft recommendations for the next session.

Planning Board Planning Board Aldo Braid Acton Planning Board Planning Board Planning “Board P. Alan Deacon J. McGeachie McGeachie McGeachi

Eden Mills Ball Season Opens With Fireworks Plan

Eden Mills Community Club hosts a meeting led by hostess Beryl Wright to discuss ball season opening and May 24 fireworks at the park. Future hall alterations are noted. Also planned is a Brownies and Girl Guides banquet at the Eden Mills Presbyterian Church Sunday School Room with about one hundred guests.

Eden Mills Beryl Wright Park Eden Mills Presbyterian Church W. Wilson Douglas Spinks Hamilton W. Gilbertson J. Gilbertson Toronto Elmer Anderson William Metcan Sr Fred Gardener Erwin D. Beattie George Richardson Douglas Kathryn Connie Wray Brantford Presbyterian Church Scotland England France Europe Geo. Aitken

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