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cmpmfs ob mtfmloii corner the free pree ha received uua of compbinta from confused motorist about road rmiklnci on the touth ida of the mdulmin st corner at the traffic ikhu marking indicate traffic treveuina north on 25 hwy mutt pull over to the right a they come to the comer while traflle making left hand turn take the inline lane motorist oomplaln that when they take the right hand lane they i challenged by traffic which sued the inaide lane for travelling straight through since moat traffic at the intersection travels ttralght through hrt have been many narrow escape fiom collision as the two lane merge into one ictoh the intersection at the regular meeting tuesday night acton council granted new assessor hugh hunter leave of absence to take a cotsra at oakviue providing he keep up with necessary work at hi office here caw third reading and tjeiaed bylew authorutin a s2s0 bapoat charge for atom and sanitary sewer in new apartment building patted a garbage bylaw limiting pickup among other thing to container not over so lb in weight and restricted to five container from each residence or place of business councillor coat oppoied the bylaw authorized iiutaltation of the unh dock received a a gift from the bank of montreal on a pole in front of the municipal office mill st at a total cow of approximately 500 scarey supper the ccit girl had pot luck supper and halloween party monday iiusimss mousvosii nirkobt dental db leonard embrack denul surgeon suite no s hlnton bldf im mill st e aston oat for appointment phone tm3m architect donald e skinnb barch mjlajjc i7a mill street suit x atoi telephone hwmo office hour by app or 10 stavebenk ltd fort credit 2mj42 optometrists arthub a johnson od milton 184 main sl 7sw71 tuesday and friday acton 54 m1u st b 1534s20 wednesday and saturday residence prune titkit funeral director oemoker um utatavej phone w0350 night or day bruce e shoemaker mgr appraisin8 and insurance f l wright 20 wubur street acton ontario sfsooe suim appraiser and inaurejioe over so yearn in i kj1 tlaej mntuau ufe gssbbb jtlm i iatt m rtamia w i robbcts hart churchiu the acton free pres wednesday october 29 1969 hilarious halloween party in churchill church basement newspaper club from lancaster school maltoti tew production of nevvaotper tint hand monday when they toured the free prea plant teacher susan beacons and the interested boy and girt tmat awry with lot of information and autre nibbr which are publlehed bare staff photo by mr f macarlhur the annual halloween party in the churchill church bailment which war beautifully decorated by the intermediate girls wai very well attended lait friday evening many in costume made it difficult far rev and mr fosbury and r l davidton to judge pilies were given for the various clauet and ages in coitume coilteili and ofcourte icramblei for the children were really enjoyed old and young enjoyed the hilarioui party which concluded vvllli lunch fur all at the sunday murning service in churchill cliuitli kev w a demptey of battle hill church was the pattnr in exchange for rev a w fotbury conducting the anniversary service at barrie hill mr fotbury accompanied hint a pot luck dinner and happy reunion of friend and neighbor followed the regular sunday morning tervlce at churchill the occailon wai the 47th wedding annlveiury of mr and mr alfred thompson now living at bverlon we regretted mn thompson ii hmpilal and unable to attend but root of their family and grandchildren weie preterit a beautiful annlverury cake wai bakvd and decorated by mn c storey and preiented along with a- lovely feather floral arrangement for mn thotnpum at the ume time another jmmvkwk xx i chamber urges council develop industrial park seven mishaps in storms aftermath 341 otrhle road avetea tm41t51m0 ham simxmsr chamber of commerce representative urged acton council tuesday to take tome action on the industrial park property suggesting there were three alternatives 1 council develop the property 2 a contractor do the developing 3 the land should be told the three man delegation composed of spokesman carl watzek president john shadbolt and allan eastwood asked why acfon wood products had received no answer yet from council on an offer to purchase property in the industrial park 1 find the issue important because the company is under pressure to expand said mr watzek a major account has advised the acton company to expand or lose their business expansion would mean is additional employee its a matter of extreme urgency and the company does not know what way to turn mayor lei duby answered that mr untemahrer was informed and no matter how urgent the wood products owner found the situation council could not beat all the red tape involved as well as many ramifications of which perhaps the chamber was not aware we cant proceed any tatter than we are proceeding he told the delegation things dont go like we want them to in the democratic process the mayor continued we are mil trying to get a majority vote of council to develop the property and something else hai come up in the last few davi well have to deliberate on the offer to purchase was nude many months ago the chamber spokesman said suggesting there was no excuse for the company not to have received an answer taxpayers money has been tied up in the industrial park for six years surely council has some tort of guide lines on which to proceed surely it doesnt need six years to come up with a decision councillor coats reminded the delegation of the difficulty in getting money to develop anything under the government s policy of cutting back the deputy reeve stated the companys offer did not cover costs and there were no funds available the clerk said the company had been satisfied their offer could not be accepted it appears lines of communication are tangled admitted mr watzek but said mr untemahrer would be willing to negotiate die chamber of commerce hat made a good point commented councillor matks i hope council this year can make up then minds there has been a breakdown of communication councillor mckenzie reminded the delegation there were mixed feeling on developing the park around the table and the democratic process complicated matters the mayor said the only criticism he hat is the length of time it takes to make a decision and all things have to gel approval from higher bodies 1 with more citizens knew llni the deputyreeve told the delegation acton wood products watnt the only firm patiently waiting for development of the park there are four other parties he asserted mr watzek wasnt impressed were full of good intentions but maybe in five yean we could still be here bringing up the issue costs continue to rise he said and if council continued to procrastinate cottt may double surely no one here would invest hit personal funds as council did he said its not businesslike the reeve said provincial government policy was making municipal councils look bad in bazaar bake sale held by golden age members by mn elsie reed the golden age club held a very successful bazaar and bake sale in the luxton hall on tuesday evening a wellladen table of cakes pies tarts cookies buns candy etc drew a brisk trade a lovely box of red raspberries freshly picked by bob mcenery from his garden a few minutes before appearing on this table v re quickly snapped up and made into sparkling jam next rooming the bazaar table was beautiful with apront knit goods novelties etc and a good business was also done there prices were kept very reasonable throughout and many patrons felt they had nude a good buy chancet were sold on a beautifully decorated cake made and donated by hotchens bakery it was won by mrs cam winn mrs devriet donated a lovely white dolly knitted with many fine careful stitches mrs jack creasey sr was the lucky winner of that draw mrs r l davidson with quipt ind joket auctioned off the remaining articles when busmen had slackened a cup of tea or coffee with a provided a social tea her doughnut touch mrt ferguson official and coffee maker did usual efficient job mrt fryer pretident thanked all for their donationt help and cooperation which had nude thu new venture such a heartening success at the next meeting nov 4 at 2 p m plans will be made for attending the zone rally to be held in the burlington centre on november 13 so a good turnout is hoped for to all sick and ailing a speedy recovery give more study on middle schools consider three pilot projects in 1970 further consideration wdl be given the proposal to implement a middle tchool program including grades six seven and eight by the hilton county board of education members agreed thursday several weeks ago the middle school program council resented a proposal and hurtday a series of recommendations was presented to the board by the executive committee approving the establishment of middle schools for grades six seven and eight the report alto cautioned that it might later be necessary to amend this to grade seven eight and tune for accommodation purposes when the student population peak leave the elementary schools and reaches the secondary school a pilot project in one school in each education area was recommended for september 1970 and this would be at montclalr school in oakviue centennial school in georgetown and tecunueh school in burlington trustee john noble observed that the martin st school in milton was already operating with grades six seven and eight and he wondered why it would not be better to consider it a pilot project for the program assistant director d s lawless pointed out the program for a fair assessment required a school with so0 to 600 students it would not be feasible or economical to introduce the program for 350 the executive committee report alto ruled out including typing and instrumental music in the middle school program because of the financial implications trustee e bodner noted transportation wu not to be provided a part of the introduction of middle tchool programs he pointed out the centennial school in georgetown wu apparently to serve all of georgetown and suggested tome transportation would be required mr lawless said it wu not considered excessive for a grade ux pupil to walk up to a mile and a half to tchool although he acknowledged some minor transportation might be required in georgetown the middle tchool report wu left for further consideration at the november meeting of the board gwvtfs tofavf in the second annual canvass for the canadian arthritis and rheumatism society the ys men involved raised s628 81 pollock campftlll the eyes of taxpayers but he doubled costs to develop the park were as inflated as the chamber suggested council is not in the land owning business to come up with a profit he said if tlie land had been sold the town would have had tevenue by now mr watzek said and at time goet by were losing more revenue when it is voted down it it voted down the mayor lung an advocate of developing the park answered more discussion on the possibility of acton becoming a dormitory town and the capability of the sewage plant to handle increased population brought out the rapidly changing scene we are in u very enviable position asscssnientwise in acton the mayor concluded but subdivision development and subdividers agreements could nuke a dormitory town an attractive proposition he assured the delegation council would do everything possible to develop the property grant curlers permission to lay sewer line in answer to a request from john goy and jack ridley of the acton curlins club esquesing council monday night granted the club permission to lay 430 feet of tewer line to join the main line along churchill road permission was granted on the conditions that it be carried out under the supervision of roads superintendent bud snow and at the clubs own expense last wednesdays snowstorm nuy have added charm and beauty to the countryside but it was one big headache to the miltun detachment of the opp who handled seven accidents that day which weie nearly all connected with the storm the first accident incurred at 6 45 a m that morning on the guelph line south of 20 sideroad as harold jams 30 of r r i moffat rolled his car causing 500 damage to the vehicle half an hour later an american multilist lost control of his car on highway 401 ut the nassagaweya fifth line skidding into a guidepoit on the side of the road kamal savegli of detroit michigan was not injuied but s3s0 damage was done to ins car two hours later at 9 30 a m a car driven by 62yearold william blhutt of acton flipped on highway 7 near stoney creek blhutt suffered a sure right shoulder in the mishap which saw 250 damage done to his car tuesday evening a twocar rear end collision on highway 401 east of highway 25 sent one person to hospital and caused 51100 damage according to the opp a car driven by claude smith of r r i simcoe collided with the rear end of a car driven by alfred johmton of r r 4 freelton a passenger in the smith car a mr hilton was treated in hospital for head lacerations the johnston car received 600 damage and the smith car received s00 damage the three other mishaps on the snowy wednesday were of a minor nature recent hunting activity in the miltonacton area has brought an influx or hunters to the area but lome demone 27 of acton wasnt thinking of hunting as he drove along highway 25 early thursday morning oct 23 just north of ten sideroad a deer bounded out onto the road and badminton starts of high school gym into the path of demonet car causing 750 to the automobile police had no report on the condition of the deer three young men were slightly injured in a singlecar mishap saturday october 25 when the car in which they were tiding went out of control and rolled over on the bate line rd at nassagaweyas second line dnver of the car 17yearold daily woods of burlington received a sure left leg while ills two passengers robert blown and dennis hemming were also injured brown complained of a sure right leg while hemming suffered bruised ribs and facial laceraliuus later the ume evening a collision between a motorcycle and a car on highway 25 north of 401 saw 600 damage done to both vehicles driver of the motorcycle geurge irving of r r 3 milton suffered leg bruises while driver of a car martu durante aim of r r 3 milton was uninjured another accident on the ume day october 25 was a twocar collision which injured two and caused an estimated 1500 damage driver of the fust car henry burn of kitchener 60 was uninjured but a passenger mrt louise forbes complained of a sore head driver of the second car gordon crewton of guelph 61 was also unhurt but his wife wilrru suffered a cut knee scout hall open house parents and everyone especially interested ate invited to the scout hall tuesday evening november 4 to see a program and the extensive renovations in the building its exactly 20 yean since the scout hall was officially opened rotariam have tpent many hourt at the scout hall in repairs and changes they are giving thit opportunity to those who have donated to their fundraising projects to tee how the money it being tpent there will be various displays and exhibits by cubs scouts and venturers badminton slatted at the acton district high school on oct 16 explains hugh patterson this phase of adult recreation was not advertised due to the fact that the halton board of education still has not settled their policy toward the use of area schools for adult programi the badminton club hat asked for use of the high tchool tuesday and thursday nightt from 7 30 to 10 00 pji we are also hoping that if any charge is made for use of the gym that it will only be a nominal charge instead of the 5 00 year per hour charged last did you make tracks the station presentation of a hand painted picture wai made to mr and mn william rriptort and family who have lately moved to hulsburg mr i c denny presented mr alfred thompson and ton bui with a copy of good new to modern mart version pf the bible and new testament from the churchill church both mr thompson on behalf of mrs thompson also bill teplied in heartfelt lhaaks and happy memories of day spent in our church where bill grew up donna and bill were married and their three children weie baptized mr and mrs willlio ijobbi spent lait weekend in sudbury at her sister home with mr and mn l biechler also lir mother mn frank graff who had been in the hospital after a car accident and is convalescing at her daughters home miss suun bfook spent the weekend with her fiiend miu lynn davidson in toronto and attended the show oliver on sunday afternoon suuna parents mr and mrs davidson and gltli also mr myetl an old time friend of the urooka family enjoyed a visit with mr and mrs albeit brooks mr and mrt norman turner mr and mrs clarence denny and mr and mis ralph mckeown attended the annual production of the claikson opera society of which mr turnert titter mn reg greene it a member the show thit year franz lehart the merry widow wai much enjoyed mn w j mcdonald wu relieved when site received wotd of her mother mrs j h wardlawi safely after the explosion and fire in malton on saturday night she wu evacuated from her home that wai within vi mile of the diuster area mr and mrs herb rotz and mr gordon rotz of weston also mr and mrs ken rotz jlmmie and debbie of kitchener tpent sunday with mr and mra tom rotz linda and mike mr garry dobbie spent the weekend in quebec city see our ooutlete selection if rensonal ristwas cards at our office see tiie national line acton mimeograph service 41 ciiutvch st acton because we do not know how much to charge members we have not advertised the fact that we are back on the courts however we now invite the wxorackeuatruns wsm shoes on thursday nights until we hear from the board we will be confined to thursday nights unless of course we get up to about 30 players per night mr patterson said anyone whod like mote information may phone him at 8530896 15 ptwaiof ctuclcan skate x change bring in those too small skates and exchange them for a pair that fits we also have new skates for all purposes gordon hardware ltd family pi 439 v party tak ts s 0 piecai of chlclun chicken snack 8 2 piece of chicken french frt tasty potato salad now available family box of french fries 00 chicken in box k c snw 3 facet of chlckan fwnehjfrcmcowsu saaajbt order french fries 2sc sbpadc of honey 34k butter bun musty m49 special pak ptceaefsmfafcuri phone 8831 wt cwekess reedy c jm a voim order will to serw yf eg htefaimo cow mckaj chamoe 0 hours open oxilv tulu closin0 hours uowatv yutaday mrednesday thursday at s u fridav m satuhdav 12 pm sunday tt pm anzac drivein