Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 15, 1972, p. 2

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The Acton Free Press Wednesday March 15 1972 Water supply will double Engineers have been authorized to proceed with estimates on the proposed construction of a water pumping station on the Fourth Line east of town The station to be located on Lot 1 Con of Erin township is to be equipped to deliver 300 of waterperday to the existing town system Construction of the station will almost double Acton water station at Churchill on Line delivers 3SOO0O gallons daily The project Is expected to coat but the town can gave 10 having part of the work completed prior to May final day for taking advantage of government assistance program OUR READERS WRITE Like indelible words not ink Dear Mr As an I am a prodigious reader of the Acton Free Press and read every page from cover to cover and enjoy the news in It to the full however may I make a complaint to you about the printing Ink which you have been using for your paper in the last few weeks After I have read your paper my hands and every place that the paper has come in contact with my clothes etc have been all black from the ink I thought I had dirty hands much to my astonishment so I went and washed them only to realize that the black on my hands was the print rubbing off the newspaper Now how come you can earn all sorts of medals for printing a really good and Interesting paper but use such inferior Ink in doing so We only require the good word to be implanted in our minds not the word transferred to our person LACROSSE players are always popular with cute chicks This doll Harriet Otterbetn was attracted to player Lucille Cooksley at the Ma and Pa bonspiel Staff Photo Town house units ready in June Editor note The press foreman assures us they are using the Cadillac of all Inks now not a cheap product as has been suggested However he assures the editorial side they will not rest until they have solved the problem Georgetown mayor twotime loser Kingham Hill Estates Acton first town house development on the Cemetery Hill will have some units completed in June and developers hope to have the homes in the first stage completed by the end of July All Berry and Theo Schmidt of Alteo Construction appeared before the Hydro Commission Thursday to clear up a mis understanding which had developed about who should pay for the development street lighting and outlined plans for commissioner a The street lighting mixup was a lawyers faux pas declared Mr Berry who said he knew they would have to pay for the street lighting in the development The lawyer asked if hydro was going to put the lights in Mr Schmidt explained and I said Yes He assumed this meant Hydro was going to pay for them as well Study The developers pulled out plans for the commission to study explaining that a change in plans also meant installation of two more street lights which would cost per month and maintenance plus buying the lights Owners of houses in the sub division will pay a maintenance fee of per month for painting professional landscaping snow removal and a water fee Mr Berry explained that the sum would go into a common pot which belonged to the people and would be used for repairs and other necessities The fee would be reviewed periodically and lowered If the total was building up higher than need No one has to do a thing outside even the TV outlets are supplied he told surprised commissioners He said there would be a master antenna that one day could be hooked into a cable system that he understood would soon be installed in Acton A start was made on the development in some basements arc in the subfloor nearly finished on them sold Twentyseven of the three and four bedroom units have already been spoken for Mr Berry told the commission They are cheaper than rent he insisted with homes starting at and some with square more feet selling for I7 Persons with incomes as low as per annum can under a system of government subsidies that also assists those with children The second stage is planned as soon as the first Is completed How did the development came to be named Hill Estates 1 was brought up in an orphanage in the United Kingdom In Oxfordshire called Kingham Hill explained Mr Berry smiling relating also that he had spent several years In Australia and the name fetish for place names stayed with him when he called a drivein he owned after the Australian New Zealand Army Corps famous abbreviation Councillor Norm Elliott Is surprised he and Councillor Peter Marks have not yet received an invitation from Georgetown mayor Bill Smith to enter the crazy boat races on the Credit in April Maybe still feeling the humiliation of last year defeat Elliott suggested at last night regular council meeting Councillors Elliott and Marks placed first In a special contest for municipal councillors during last year hilarious races Maybe he better try Erin suggested Deputy reeve Pat He already lost the blood drive to Milton and the boat race to Acton Must revise Hydro line because of airport CCC A major revision of plans for Ontario Hydro controversial to Pickering trans mission line is necessary because of the recently announced location of the new Toronto International Airport Lee Symmes chairman of the Coalition of Concerned Citizens revealed this week His source a public relations officer from Ontario Hydro The new airport may force Hydro to consider a lower voltage such as which has been proven underground in order to pass close to the airport Mr told a Friday executive meeting of the CCC The Coalition hopes the new problem will result in extensive review of the route including underground sections near airports and use of the parkway belt or Utility corridor described in the Ontario government Toronto Centred Region plan The new airport will straddle the five tower line corridor as it approaches the Pickering nuclear generating station Ask for meeting The subject will be discussed with Premier William Davis when the CCC presents the first 000 signatures on its petition calling for an expert and public examination of the 10 acre transmission corridor which Hydro proposes to build The CCC research committee headed by Dr Coombs and R Eng says it has assembled evidence that Ontario Hydro proposed five tower line corridor is wasteful and outdated in its design They will submit this information to Premier Davis as support for the petition for a public enquiry They expect to meet with Mr Davis sometime in mid March although the premier has not set a date The coalition executive rejected Hydro recent defense of the 147 mile line as more gospel according to Gathercole Hydro chairman and said it supplied too few hard facts Residents from Eramosa Erin Chlnguacousy Calcdon King Albion and townships make up the coalition membership along with the Ontario Sierra Club and other interested Individuals The coalition was formed in 1971 to obtain expert and public scrutiny of the proposed transmission line which passes through this area Word was received Tuesday that Premier Davis will meet with the executive March at pm to discuss the ramifications of the proposed power line Baby boa fine pet I think everybody should have a boa around the house re very decorative and quiet so says Acton clothier Paul Nielsen temporary owner of a four foot model of the beautifully marked South American reptiles Paul is looking after the boa for a friend who la travelling abroad Boa constrictors are non poisonous but have tremendous crushing power They can grow to a length of feet The boa Paul is looking after only eats once a month but will devour a sized rat when it does eat The reptiles eat only living things Paul intends to lend his pet to biology classes at Acton High School for study NOW IN PROGRESS SHAFIS Shoe and Department Store MILL ST E ACTON Canadian Made MENS and BOYS PANTS Straight Flare Legs Plain and Striped Rag to 799 SPECIAL Save up to 50 ON ALL WINTER FOOTWEAR AND MENS LADIES and CHILDRENS SHOES Boys Canadian Made CORDUROY PANTS Sizes to Birthday Special 000 Only Pair Canadian Made Boys Green INSULATED BOOTS Sizes 12 to 5 now only Ladies Side Zipper Stretch Vinyl Knee High Boot Black Brown Beige Reg to Now Mens Leather 6 High Re Zipper or Elastic PANT BOOT Canadian Made Mens Stretchy TOE RUBBERS Now only SLIPPERS Now only Pair PLUS MANY MORE INSTORE Birthday Specials AT

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