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cfilze wlrjmr8 hi ci- sfl for boy from men to 12 month umm jeffrey scott with mother shirley of acton and donald monro tohhvthr j- o rocfcweedistelf photo helen staley with mother merkvie of acton and diane truncal with mother rose of gait were winners in cuu 3a for girl from seven to 1 2 monthi of toe- staff photo proud parents john end margaret dunp first prize in class 4or bht twlnsupto two years eccept coneatulations from chark klrkne after of toe suit photo their twin rrl beverly kim end berber ann won bouncing babies vie for prizes at fall fair in class 3a for erlt from 13 to 16 month prize winners were liu anne buck end mother thelme right of guelph end jenette joneeend mother joy toft of rockwood- staff photo a total of 63 babies were entered in seven different categories dunng the baby show at the fall fair saturday judges for the show were mrs william coats mrs james lindsay and mrs lloyd broostad all of ihe judges are registered nurses charles kirkness of mason knitting presented prizes donated by the company to winners in all classes serving on this years baby show committee were mrs d mathews mrs e storey mrs a near and bill neues results of each cbss follow class latereia flynn kimberly ann papiuon class 2allelen slaley diane truncate class 3ausa anne buck janette jones class ib john comglio michael vranic class 2bjeffrey scott donald munro class 3bphuip wedge glen fryer class 4beverly barbara ann dunn kim and with the frigidaire pair free portable laundry sorter with purchase of frigidaire washer 1 11 waasn washer vour different wash and rinse combinations on dial control soak cycle s year warranty and protection plan on all frigidaire wether 2695 deasn dryer durable press care for noiron febrici- fine mesh dacron llnf screen on the door 5 vear warranty and protection plan on all frigidaire dryers 169 95 wy manning electric first prizf in data ib for boy up to six month of aoe was won by john conlojio with mother anna right of acton second prlte went to michael vranic with mother joanne also of acton leftsuff photo contest parade mark ire prevention week fire prevention week will be celebrated across halton county oct s to 1 1 this year and the halton fue prevention bureau is lining up a busy program to celebrate ihe occasion school fire drills fire lull open houses film shows a poster competition a church parade and distribution of thousands of pieces of literature are on the agenda for the fire department peronnel in acton burlington georgetown oakville and milton fue is final cool it is the tlogjn for fire prevention week 69 this special week is always held around the week of oct 9 the anniversary of the grest chicago fue grade five students across llalton will be learning a lot about fire prevention this year 4is they design and submit posters on the theme fue prevention in the home to the bureaus annual competition the top boy and girl from halton will be awarded trophies and they will be honored at a bureausponsored awards banquet scheduled for november the contest will alio select four honorable mention prizewinners and all ux winners and their patents will be invited lo awards niglil winners posters go on to enter an ontariowide competition in early 1970 the bureaus annual church parade held to focus attention on fire prevention week will be held in oakville on sunday morning oct 12 firefighleis from the five brigades will form up at oakvilles legion hall and march lo ihe ham service at knox presbyterian church with oakville citizens band leading the parade each malum fire department will operate its own program for fue prevention week the poster contest and church parade are bureausponsored programs and literature has been purchased in bulk through the bureau for distribution by the participating fire departments allans excavating trenching box 25 rockwood phone rockwood 8569941 after 5 pan 8569962 custom back hoe work complete septic systems charles kirkness of meson knitting ltd poses with the winners of class 1a for olrl up to six months of ece first prize went to teresa flynn of stoney creek with mother susan left kimberly ann ptplllon with mother joan of acton rleht won second prize mr klrknees presented prize doneted by meson knitting ltd to the winner of all cletstaf f photo ht jvtton sttt fjtfess acton ontario wednesday september 24 1969 second section council says no to mobile homes nassagawcya council monday night gave a firm answer of no lo the two applicants seeking rezoning in order to allow them to build sites for mobile homes or trailer camps in vetoing ihe trailer camp plans council made specific reference lo the development proposed by mrs eileen chaplin of fort credit philip wedge with mother greta of acton end glen fryer with mother glenna of guelph took the honor in class 3b for boy from 13 to 18 months staff photo our leaders write in making councils dedtlon known reeve anne macarthur said they had given the trailer camp developers ample time to present their case and she went on lo say they had been given a demoncratic hearing commenting on the furor this issue has raised in nasstgweya township mrs macarthur told council she herself had been the object of some vicious rumors there was a rumor going around which said i spoke with two voices said mr macarthur her voice breaking several times she went on never would i give council and the township one word and uy something to the contrary to someone else commenting later on the decision to cancel her proposal mrs chaplin said she already has two more developments in the offing but she added they were not within the boundaries of halton county she defended her proposal saying mobile home cities such as hen were one solution mentioned lit the hellyer report on housing for ihe acute housing shortage today not trying to close beardmore co dear sir congratulations to councillor peter marks for having the gumption to at least jliempi to deal publicly with the pollution and odor problem thai permeates our homes however it is to be hoped that he will also have the gumption in the words ol his generation to tell it like it is every time this matter comes up the complainants are nude to feel guilty because if they push too hard the llueat is there either put up with it or beardmore and co will close their doors and the complainants wdl be responsible for throwing many people oul of work not once in the 11 years i have lived in acton have i ever heard anyone advocate removal of the tannery we have only asked that the odor problem be corrected the tannery receives the blame because that is whom we have been led to believe is the culprit the tannery has not denied this either in print or jo the delegation that presented a complaint to council some years ago however as a taxpayer i think that in as much at the factories spend much time and money improving their products for todays competitive market a little time and effort could be pent in research for a solution to a problem that disturbs a great many people after all this money is taxdeductible if the problem cannot be solved be honest ubout it and at least attempt lo stabilize the problem have certain days when we know we are going to gel the smell and days we know we will not surely council can understand thai when one is in the middle of entertaining or have left windows open on a hoi airless night that to be engulfed with the stench of burned dung and rotten eggs combined will dulurb the mental health of even the most reasonable person surely town pride should encourage the solving of the problem not the fostering of resentment between tannery workers and complainants belty almond 1 146 longfield rd acton benefactor lived here years ago few residents remember mrs mabel sanderson who has left si 4000 to the town for cemetery purposes and si 4000 to be divided among four churches however mrs r m macdonald recalls knowing mabel limond who was older than she was at school about 70 years ago both of them lived then at the east end of town mr and mrs william itmond lived in the red brick house just over the railroad tracks on the north tide of mill st mabel would have been bora about 1874 she attended school here and then moved away she lived for a time in the states and latterly in toronto she died in 1955 stipulations of her will affecting acton were not fulfilled until after the death of her dsugher mrs robblnt who died september 1967 both are now buried in the old original action of fairvlew cemetery beside the stone marking the graves of her parents council is considering the best way to spend the 14000 allocated to the cemetery the other si 4000 u divided among the four protestant churche that were here when the lived here the presbyterian methodist baptist and angucan v