EXTRA Friday O Former councillor reporter Esther Taylor retires By MAGGIE HANNAH Herald Special Either Taylor the forthright lady who love and tolerates children may have retired from the branch at the Halton library after yean but that mean hell be bored Acton resident have known Taylor a politician a re porter and photographer a library and now a guard at Robert Utile public She expects retirement from the library to give her lime to do some more photography for herself feed her dudes and other fowl pamper her dog and cats and catch up on housework There wai Just a in an Interview that she might even try writing a book instead of reading them Ms Taylor came lo Acton with her parents at age five and her early memories are of the terror of the crowing in a former troop ship during such bad North Atlantic storms that he ship almost sank remember the waves lathing the porthole on that andlwas so terrified of water after that rit Doberthien s appeal for disabled works In response to Acton bus by handicapped drivers Lome Doberthien a fearing that recent letter to provincial and disabled drivers may cheat Ihe federal official concerning system parking for physically hand capped drivers both govern ment say they are trying to make things a little easier for disabled Margaret Birch Ontario secretary for social develop ment says that the province tranrportatlon ministry and ministry of affairs are drafting a model bylaw for municipals outlining park Ing privileges for handicapped Correspondence received at regional headquarters from Janice the federal govern men 1 director of transportation for the capped says that Ottawa is also planning a federal park policy designating special parking facilities at federal buildings for handicapped However in Ms lelt much of the problem surrounding car parking for physically disabled citizens in Ontario by the provincial ion ministry Ms claims that motor licensing boards are afraid to Issue special logos Identifying vehicles own- When she was about eight some Idiot cured her by taking her out in a raft on Fairy Lake They went out to far Ms Taylor got lerrifed Jumped overboard and started swimming for shore She has been a keen swimmer and Ms Taylor said the library became so much a pari of her He over the years being around it was as natural as breathing She look her story hour like all the other library staff In the early years but she mind when she from working with the young children of later years as the Georgetown librarians the Acton Junior librarian took over that ve no maternal instincts at all she quipped speaking 1 m not a great lover of children They re like horses I don I mind them from a distance But despite thai she lias been a cross guard Main Street North and School Lane for what must be five years now she said Libraries have changed a lot In Ihe years she been with the Acton branch Where she once knew members and their tastes that s no longer poss ible Computers are one of future changes Acton library will face soon and Ms Taylor doesn regret missing thai She hales and gleefully admits It when she hears about one breaking But they re with us and there I much jou can do about them ihe said Her hope is that Acton will reta its homey atmos phere That s the things mem hers say whin they vis 1 Ms Taylor said They enjoy homey atmosphere where they con slop for a moment chat with staff and feci relaxed as opposed to the sterile pticre they encounter In bigger libraries Ms Taylor spent a couple of years on council In 1931 and The lawn was getting sewers Installed at that time and she recalled councillors spent all their time either each other or fight public Town residents don I get as emotionally involved in Issues any more and she feels modem councillors know how easy they have it In her time there were no committees and council had lo do evcrythlnR Meetings used to go until 3 a and they d send out for meals during the meetings While pal ties was a real education it Idoanything to improve her fa Ih in human Thank God v nut full press coverage In those days she said They very seldom quoted a lor In fact they sometimes even cover the meeting They Just got their stuff from the Ms Taylor began her writ career as a stringer for Ihe Toronto Telegram during World War II When thai Haled out she began stringing for Globe and Mail On May she began work for the Guelph Merc on he condition she be roe continue stringing for the Globe working for the library and freelancing tor the Family Herald She did a lot of feature work for Family Herald and wound up doing many covers for them While her school principal Mlnnis Bennett encouraged her writing she taught herself what she knows about photo graphy As a Mercury reporter she Just a developed her own be- Aug IB Ihsl she was covering Ihe same meet cause she never trusted other sent undeveloped film to ings and eventa month after you Just caul write people develop her It for processing and month year after year she another wort You dry 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