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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 04, 1968

Page

15

Township council probes dead fowl dump problem

Esxquesing township residents at the town dump are disposing of dead fowl and animals. Councillor Pat Patterson cites a caller claiming 400 dead turkeys a deer and many chickens were dumped. Deputy Reeve Tom Hill says health officials warned against leaving carcasses exposed. Road superintendent Bud Snow notes recurring sightings of deer rabbits and chickens at the dump. Council agrees to notify turkey and chicken growers to announce disposal plans.

Esxquesing Township Pat Patterzon Patterson Tom Hill Bud Snow Council Art Benton

Actons St John Ambulance awards 21 certificates at Beardmore plant dinner

Actons St John Ambulance Brigade awarded 21 beginner certificates, 19 to Beardmore and Company employees, at a plant dinner. R L Evelan emphasized safety as vital business and the need to maintain calm in emergencies while continuing training and drills. Instructors and a guest speaker urged ongoing practice and potential interplant contests.

John Ambulance Ontario Mr. Potter Les Duby Beardmore and Company R. L. Evelan Acton St. John Ambulance Brigade Joyce Carpenter Linda Gordon Will Ope St. John Potter Theo Papillon Brigade

School board debate signals candidate Cyril Bishop for new county board

Cyril Bishop announced plans to run for election to the new county school board at a meeting about public schools in north Halton. The report notes enrolment shifts at M.Bennett and Robert Little, ongoing construction, and urges consideration of a vocational school in the north.

Robert Little School, Co M.z.bennett Robert’ Little Benneth Robert Little Cyril Bishop New County School Board Jack McGeachie McGeachie Murray Smith McKenzie Burlington Acton Tyler Bis General Hrock Academie Tad Teds Tyler St Campbellville Milton Cyril Bishop North Halton Esquesing Acton Group Bennett School Smith Hamilton Guelph Rockwood Georgetown Mississauga McNeill Ontario Housing Corporation Middleton

Linda Parker Earns R N From Toronto Hospital School

Linda Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Parker of Acton graduates with registered nursing degree from Toronto Hospital for Sick Children on September 4 She studied at Western University before Sick Children and will return to complete her Bachelor of Nursing She attended Acton District High School two years and Havergal College Toronto Her parents attended Convocation Hall UT campus graduation ceremonies planning career in public health or nursing administration

Linda Parker Robert Parker Acton Toronto Hospital For Miss Parker Western University Sick Children’s Acton District High School Havergal Convocation Hall University of Toronto

Acton Sidewalk Sales Weekend to Bring Bargains

Acton and district shoppers will browse displays outside stores during a big Sidewalk Sales weekend sponsored by local merchants. Several businessmen have organized the effort to boost the event and others may join. Merchants interested in being included should contact The Free Press by Friday.

Acton

Three charged after theft at Duncan's Variety store

Waterloo youths and a Waterloo juvenile face charges after stealing $117.17 from Duncan's Variety store Saturday night. A late model car fled, Roy Wood led investigations, Telex alerted forces, and officers traced the vehicle to Orangeville by nine the next morning with two suspects linked to multiple thefts. About $50 of the total $150 was recovered.

Waterloo Duncan's Roy Wood Milton Georgetown

Four-Year-Old Struck by Car on Mill Street

Four-year-old Vicky Loutter of 10 Willow Street ran from between parked cars onto Mill Street and was struck by a car. Corporal Ray Mason took the girl to Dr. Vander Bent and she later went to hospital for a head laceration. The driver was Johannes Jensen of Esquesing Township.

Vicky Loutter Willow St. N Mill St Corp Ray Mason Vander Bent Johannes Jensen Esquesing Township

Collision on Highway 7 Causes $500 Damage

Margaret Kent of R. R. 1 Georgetown and Clayton Rayburn of Sixth Line Oakville drove two cars in a collision on Highway 7 Thursday morning. The crash occurred a half mile north of 22 Sideroad. Milton O P P investigated the incident.

Margaret Kent Georgetown Clayton Rayburn Sixth Line Oakville Sideroad Milton O.P.P

Detective light stops car. two girls arrested in Toronto

Early this morning at 4:20 am Cons. Nick Farion stopped a car to run a check on a license. The car was found stolen, and the two girls inside were arrested by the Toronto police department.

Nick Farion Toronto Police Department

Acton Advertises for Deputy Clerk Treasurer Role

Acton town office seeks a deputy clerk treasurer to partially fill the duties left by the resignation of clerk administrator Jack McGeachie. The position is advertised this week to hire a candidate for immediate assistance in municipal administration and financial duties.

Acton Lerk Jack McGeachie

Hate literature mailed to Acton residents sparks outrage

Mr and Mrs Norman Turner of Acton report receiving a fat packet of anti Jewish literature and a bumper sticker urging unite Germany. The envelope marked Brantford held US article reprints with only bottom page addresses. Turners wish to return it but no sender address is found.

Norman Turner Acton Brantford United States Germany Burlington Gazette Turners

Reeve outlines county school board composition

Reeve George Currie briefed councillors on the apportionment of members for the new county school board. The Ontario Municipal Board mandated the scheme, leaving the committee with little choice. The plan concentrates representation in Burlington and Oakville, while the north end receives four seats for a two-member board, sparking comment about possible election significance.

George Currie Ontario Municipal Board Burlington Oakville North End Georgetown Peng Milton Acton-Nastagaweya Commente Councillos Pat Pattersos

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