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the acton free press thursday noverhber 24 1966 arena booth first aid grant on committees mr and mrs gordon sikock of monteith visrtedlast week with the tatters mdther mrs e frank min st goklon age club members went by bus to the zone rally in oakville wednesday yester day friends of mrs george camp bell of georgetown will be sor ry to know she is in george town district hospital mr and mrs r sissons have moved to 106 longfield road from toronto they have two children mr john e duncan of brig- den was a visitor at the home or mr john c dennis this week mrs dean leslie is visiting with her daughter and son-in- law mr and mrs warren wood and steven in st catharines this week mr and mrs fred hender- son toronto with a young grandson visited mr and mrs sam holmes and other friends in acton on monday mr and mrs j boman and their two children have moved to nelson court from kitche ner mr boman i employed in georgetown or and mrs andrew molozzl and family of ottawa who are wellknown in this district are leaving the latter part of the year for california they will live at palo alto for the next year or so while he is engaged in a research project there mrs robert algie bower ave has returned home after spend ing the past three weeks with her son dr gordon algie and family at sailtste marie mr melvin burns and miss dorothy simmons attended a family birthday party at the home of the formers nephew mr clifford hall in guehph on sunday mr and mrs lloyd bartlett of port colborne mr norwood bartlett and mrs bowley of ha milton were visitors with mr and mrs fred anderson on sat urday visiting the past week vith mr and mrs jack frank and family were mr tom kerr wil- lisville mr j galbraith ches- levftvlr and mrs alex macdon- ald manitowaning and mrs r brown owen sound friends and customers send best wishes with mr and mrs kenneth hardman who are mo ving from their attractive dis trict home back to england both will be in business there and mrs hardman the former owner of the rendezvous beautv salon will have a shop in the london area the general manager of poly- penco canada limited ron perrot is boarding in aoton and his wife and family will follow when their new home in lakeview subdivision is comp leted plant manager tom murphv is already settled in a home in guelph and will com mute to the new industry in the wool combing building mr neil bowles and mr r h elliott attended a shrine ceremonial in toronto on sat urday brian mccristall and denis gibbons attended the us foot ball game of the year satur day at south lansing michi gan between notre dame and michigan state mr and mrs l broostad have moved to town from guelph they are living with their three children at 44 nel- s6n court mr broostad works at micro plastics dr and mrs robert buckner left malton for new york on wednesday november 16 on american airlines they joined their daughtermiss janet buck ner and left for an 18 day round the world trip residents of aoton for the past four and a half years mr and mrs roy knapton and fam ily wendy jim and heather anne are moving this saturday from churchill rd s to neph- ton near peterborough mr knapton is being transferred from acton limestone quarries to industrial minerals ltd the family will be missed in many circles roy was an elder of the united church sang in the choir and legion choraliers and be longed to walker lodge betty was a member of the ucw and assoc for menltally retarded daughter wendy belonged to the brownies explorers and the junior choir there have been several presentations before they leave elected ollicials in guelph and milton have a twoyear term of gf i ice now too most people are hoping the fine weather recently will ic- muin for some time some ol the high school students attended the royal winter fair together just got a notice to infomn us last week was national pro crastination week quite a number ol children watched the santa jlaus parade- in toionlo on color tv j the legion saluulav morning the switch to cold sunnv weather on the weekend made the gav christmas decorations in the stores look more inviting and appropriate mis mji jane force- ro binson is the piofessionil it milton figure skating club ig- ain this near she also instructs at georgetown 18 tenders tender notice township of nassagaweya 9 classroom addition for broofcville public school campblllv1llf ontario sealed tenders stipulated sum contrail will be iccciicd b the undersigned delivered b mail or hand until 5 00 p in on ttmrsdas december 1st 1066 at the ollice ol krcjmhcn and dailc piotcs- monil engineer and aichitcct watciloo squaic building water loo ontario telephone 7452521 ilea code 519 plans iiul spccilicalions aie now available to general con- li actors onlv and may be ob tained i rum the above address scaled lendeis tor the plumb ing heating and ventilating nl electrical wotk shall bo deposit ed in otticial envelopes with the guelph bid depository on or be fore wednesday november 30 19 at 300 pm a deposit of 50 00 cheque pav- able to the undersigned is re quested tor plans and specilica- tions same will be returned when plans and spccilicalions are returned in good condition each tender must be accomp anied bv a 5n bid bond or cer- tihed cheque of equivalent am ount a 1000 perjoniiunec bond will be requested lowest or any tender not nec essarily accepted kruschen and dailey professional engineer and architect waterloo ont november 16 1966 18b21 1 cold and mil germs are mak ing their usual fall rounds the sale of chocolate bars at the high school proved veiy suecesslul the confederation caravan lull be stopping at both guelph and milton in this vicinity the attraction will depict the lull lustoiv ol canada irom the ice age to the piesenl on satuiday december 3 acton ys mens club is present ing a vanelv show featuring the humber valley harmoniers complete with a 50 man chorus gills dancers corned v routines and uuaitcttcs the acton pairs and squares dancing club will also tike p ii t santa claus av ill arrive in acton situidav december 3 in all his splendor when he greets children at the lormer post oil ice on mill street sponsor ship is under the united church women and their project has the enthusiastic approval ol the chainoer ol commerce in the tiee press plant this week all attention is locussed on the back shop vsbcie pi ess cicctoi get iv i ighe ol chicago is isseinblmg the new ollset picss assisted bv will mcfach- cin jnci 1 if duval its lour ui- lciconriccted units requue con- siileiiblc skill to eiect and ml 1 ly lie expects lo be here ihoul two weeks a youth uovvlirip council newslcttei sent out nov ii le- xnts cm von tup this piess seciclaiv jackie pilmcr wines i vveeklv ixmhng column ln the acton fiee 1iess in ontario and mentions the- ivltit iiiiulv si hc nicmhcis lioni this one linnlv 0111 hinlmis one liinioi ind one senior lets hear 1 1 om u it vou can top this parentteacher interviews at both public schools have been underway this week report caids went out last week the exterior ol dills print ing office in milton has been completely renovated to the design ol don hayward who docs some of our commercial art work it is now colonial with a leaded bav window the bricks have been painted two shades ol grey with a pine finished door white wood trim and two carriage light- all add lo the change news or ads for either papei bv the way can be left at either office this is the inst day for the new svstem ol regular weekly police ivpoi ts to the local news paper the listing of miles pal- rolled and investigations all in dicate that the police are doing i gieal deal more than is ever reported in the flee press ol course vve will be continuing oui policv of not publishing names or details ol court cases ind charges despite the fact some actonians lead these in mother paper vve still leel its the best thing to do limehouse child killer kvcrv veai between m ami 40 canadian cluldien fitttof pof soiling vet eveiv ones ol those deaths could have been prevent ed ciielessiiess wuh poisons diiigs mil chemicals in the lionu accounts tor manv deaths i florida africa as destinations for travellers mr and mrs glendon scott and childien attended the dia mond wedding anmvcixarv of his uncle and aunt mr and wis haiiv taivwcll in toronto on sundav miss dale haves lot t malton bv plane on sundav evening lor london england where she will pend a week ivloie living to kenvi in at riea mr and mis g schol have icluineil hum a two week mot- oi ii ip tn floiida the took fiends mrs dittmann on a v rsii heie i rum ku isiiike ger main and mi gral ol llimil ton with them we extend svmpathv to mr nd mis john crichton and jiquehne in the sudden passing ol his mother in georgetown acton recreation committee dealt with a variety of topics ranging from access to the arena booth facilities for the st john ambulance brigade grants for figure skating to the past summers recreation pro gram at their tegular meeting thursday night roy goodwin appeared before the committee at their request to discuss access to the arena booth by curlers on mondays and tuesdays of each week mr goodwin operates the booth at a rental of 225 for the season he told the committee he was under the impression the booth was under his control except when banquet license privileges were operated by the curling club some curlers are insinuating i have no control over the can- icenttti monday and tuesday nights said mr goodwin i feel the recreation committee should tell them im in control except when they have a ban quet license im perfectly willing to co operate with them but i dont like the attitude of some curlers telling me ivcgorto do this or that its the attitude i resent entirely different from the agreement i made with the committee queried by chairman len lov- ell mr goodwin slated he lett all his stock in the bootlrcxcepl cigarettes and cash which he- took out each night he loll the committee should designate someone to be responsible for the stock in the booth when the curlers had access to it he also recommended a cupboard be found elsewhere for the curlers so they could store their equip ment committee member helen ot- terbein also a curler outlined tlie curling clubs position on access to the booth by saving she understood the arrangement between mr goodwin and the committee was only verbal a lot of us are not too sure or whats going on she said mrs ottcrbeln outlined her experience when she wanted some dishes she managed to get them but when she went to bring them back she had to leave them in the ollice because the booth was locked all we need is some arrange ment lo get in when necessary she said a suggestion from chairman lovcll that the easiest solution might be to provide arena man ager herb- ritxhicvijtlan extia key received a poor reception irom mr goodwin ive heard quite a bit about floating kevs he cautioned mrs ottcrbcin replied thcie was no use the cullers having their own dishes if thev couldnt get into the booth again mr goodwin emphasiz ed he was willing lo cooperate he said the differences caused b conflicting attitudes could be resolved both parties agreed mr good win should see curling club pies- idenl ted tyler to work out an acceptable solution t an extia kev lor herb ritchie and a list ol names of people eligible to use it lor access to the booth was suggested mr goodwin seized the oppor tunity ol appealing beloie the committee to ask about i oiler skating which he hail been dis cussing with the iccieation du es tor to ask some lime in the ncai lulure il vou like the wav im tunning this thing vou might consider a two or three vcafcdniract he said the committee fell thev could make no long range plans until the piesciu bciid was dissolved possibilitv ol an entue new com mittee being foimed was cited anil the obligation lo complete liinsactions within the xear mr goodwin lelt with the sug gestion the matter could be a good thing to look into- the committee heard next from phil elliott representing the acton figure skating club concerning an educational grant available to the figure skaters which must come through the recreation committee the grant had not been used since the first year of operation when the committee formed the club mr elliott was assured an applica tion for the grant would be fil ed through the committee next on the committees ag enda was a delegation of stalf officer bob hart and local sup erintendent george hargrave ol the st john ambulance brigade asking about the proposed lirst aid room in the community cen tre building chairman harold townsley outlined plans lor splitting the large room down stairs to accommodate a section for figure skaters another lor referees and a first aid loom mr hart proposed the com mittee reconsider their plans so a portable room could be install ed in the upstairs auditorium he questioned the advisability of constructing it downstairs where lracture and concussion cases which must have little or no movement would be subject ed to a long hazardous move were prepared to build col lapsible walls that can be mov ed anytime upstairs in the audi torium said the st john corps officer committee members listened sympathetically to the proposal but rejected any plan to parcel oil parts of the upstairs audi torium mr townsley spoke of consulting one local doctor who advised the room would need a table a sink and a good light to be properly equipped for fiisl aid work and only possible place lor it was downstairs mr hart told members thev would cooperate in cvvrv wav wilh activities at the community centre he urged the commit tee to consider helping foim a st john branch to take some of the organizational work off their shoulders recreation director howaid peaice in his report to the com mittee stated it was his aim to have something going on in the arena every night summer and winter he asked about resum ing the popular saturday night dances an attraction which teenagers have been appealing lor in numerous 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town mr pearcu emphasized councillor charles leather- land a committee member ag reed with the recreation direct or too many young people are going to police courts from ac ton he said its our duty to do something about it mr pearce distributed cojiies ol his summer report listing rec reational activities and includ ing many recommendations lor updating the progiam in conclusion he asked the committee to consider a raise in pay irom the 54800 per annum he started with in april the chairman pointed out the budget was lixed lor 1966 we cant do anything about it until january he said it was agreed however to review the direc tors salaiv at committee level early punishment drivers who feci that the no- stopping regulations in cities are too tough titigltt think about this historical note froth the ontario safety league in ancient nineveh where toads were sacred posts weic placed along liicr processional way inscribed roya roacflcl no man lessen it it was de creed that anyone who parked a 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