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OUR READERS WRITE Still a part of Acton Toronlo May IB old citizens hu tried to arrange a re union are In much a pari of Acton TheCaswells the Greens the Cole mans and many more were Acton and still art I thinks those who enough lo replv were of them but not enough lo put it over I could count GO or more who had they tared would have m idt it possible Iht gap is wider than we think lnnimerColemin The Acton Free Press Wed May B3 Time off for Federations new executive secretary In favor of passive park A member of Ward 1 rami ben of Advisory Committee show an unfortunate of knowledge imagination in the staltmtnt tint man can only be used for flower beds and benches Landscaping with shrubs ind trees could turn his parcel of I ind into passive park which would benefit ill Hit residents of Atton not just those who participate in live sports lower beds reUir regular maintenance how ever shrubs and trees permanent with minimum cm pnv members of lilt lit view lindonlv is I irgt is In it cm Ik used for Campbell- Board agree on something sports le baseball etc With this ignoring the needs of in residents who do not wish to lit in sports should have Hit right lo parks noise and interrup tions such sports park where one tin walk re lax perceive would improve of life in especially for tht dtrlv rtsidenls who are often ignored in decision unking Our town is what we in ike it 1 the Members of Council only interested in making me on development while ignoring the ilit of lift in Acton Mrs Dunn I GIRLS OF THE Second Acton Brownie pack who flew up to Guides last week carry their wings that helped them do it row left to right Hel en Lambkin Schumeth Tracy Arnold Christine Hoare Denise Coleman Monica back row Dawn Cook Rosemary Kim Weir Sarah Homer Lisa Morell Christine s wings looks ready to fly by themselves Clelland suggests student painters Board of Education Thursday to grant a one year leave of absence to Burlington School teacher John Lynch so he tan the position of Secretary for Ihe I mentary School Teachers Assotntion and Ontario Secondary School Teachers federation District Nine The executive secretary position is a new one re placing the old job of research officer for the teachers associations Ron Harris the research officer will be returning to classroom next fall The cost of Ihe leave of absence for Lynch will paid for by the two lions In addition the board decided to continue its policy of allowing he president of and half off and half lime off for the thief contract negotiator of the board adopted the policy that each federation can have time off for lives up to one and a half full time positions as long as he associations pay bill Paving contracts let of awarded a contract worth Si to Paving Thursday for paving work to be done Ihis year it Harrison Sell Mi I Georgetown At the same meeting the board decided to spend SI WO for paving it Acton High School That contract was irdtd to and Com piny Construction ill p ill also be North Centre Milton Ibis voir where Pacific 1iviiig will do the work lhai project will cost S1H09 For each of the three projects he lowest bid was Hie successful one The bids at Harrison School ranged from up to A total or 11 firms were in the running for the job There were bids for the paving work at Acton High School and Ihe prices ranged from 500 to Only firms bid for the work the North Educalion Centre and bids ranged from a low of Si to a high of In a letter sent this week to lo in I ducition Chairman former Remiss inn he id Rev ins com mended admin istration on Us stand ig rcccnllv from throughout Out ino It would ippeir this is one of rare topics on whit the board find themselves in complete agreement Thursdiv midnight I 1976 Mrs Jd Chnrmin Hilton of BUM IV ION Mrs Alexander I just returned from tonight and it once lo publicly express the er it lovou tin for the strong protest moved indorsed the Ho ird Hit outrictous tin idler- To I ilk In S of I dut i i for Hit letter lit seal to tin lie in of llu I of I due Hum protesting th it dehum inizin mil disgusting ipproieh to prtpir ition of I It ithiiiL our children du ilion know Hi it 1 Hit sill UK when I ind of Mil 1 diitilion for ikinf the which in the tut lit rs being with hi strongest possible cmpliisis this month It is most gratifying to know in this issue wt it lasl he irltdlv in agreement fort iking such si mil for lltrt hoping Ministry will respond with controls ind throughout tin Hilton Hoard of will pas tight conn tot il of lo pun schools m Hit this i liusttc Jim i wondinrif students summir died lint not loo lent I be hire burn when i this following rccordtd li night Hit I vt irs ihe public Iht Pro our is i Board in refreshing to i multitude partnts in ton miv Hilton It id the in issue is ill of public Propose maintainlimit of nine PA days the in Putin I ItlhndrusKl tin in it iv I ird mi ilini when until it niters fl DUO wen ip proved Iff el sun some f iliesc in tradesmen ml kll mil 1 ihe is dome i its service to who need l It Ih sml w is spc ikuif semi il irv studi but of first university of finance I siid Iherc a possibililv students hive lo Have plans for French II ilton Board of I- it and at sthool in Hornby In Atton Ihe high school will gel SI worth of tinting ilerino school which ism irci jtts i p mil job mi by lur thiol llto Si 10 it win i rj mil job SAVE MONEY DO IT YOURSELF GARAGE FOR RENT Corner of Trafalgar Rd 10 Sideroad Hourly or Daily Rates Auto Body Equipment Hoist Compressor All Ganye Equipment CALL 8778906 ease on down the road to Summer Our family hit sandals are designed for ease and comfort CHILDREN WOMEN MEN WATER BUFFALOES VISIT THE COMMUNITY SERVICES CENTRE IN THE ACTON Jus r of 1 1 Ihursd Imj night Hilton ill held to ittnitj if the Hilton Board of fc due ition i rctom of of Special John ham Tht recommend is part of plans to the 1976 school ve ir At rcg hoard meeting Director of mincrsonl the committee took the position that the number of professional activity days should not iry from 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