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Anne Pickering The Acton Free Press Wed June 1976 Eager to learn job as rec coordinator Anne Pickering admits she has a lot to learn with her new job as wards one and two re creation tor but she is looking forward to the lenges and he changes Miss Pickering took over her new post on Monday the former coordinator John Cooper took a similar job with the of Brampton She is not new to Acton as she has been the pool supervisor since its opening in Novem of The new co ordinator was in charge of programs lessona and all other aspects of One drawback of working the pool she soys was the limited variety of people met Miss Pickering said the people she met were always tied to swimming She is look ing forward to meeting people in areas other than aquatics although she will miss the pool and its people The yearold Burlington native has her Bachelor of Science degree in Human Kinetics from the University of Pickering Is at present living in Guelph but she plans to move in here in he fall Right Miss Pickering says there are many of her jobs she is not aware of but does not expect it will take very long she Is aware of ill the aspects of rccrca lion for area are As words one and two co ordinator she is responsible for and Esqutsing her area is large as it covers everything from Speyside to to Glen Williams and all the other smill communities In the meantime tht swim pool is without a visor until one is hired Cathy Ashley who has been Miss Pickerings assistant in her old job v ill be acting so r until a more permanent arrangement Lin be made Miss Pickering will still over set all Miss Ability jobs The new will have a lot more stable hours with her job Working at the poo her day started around four and went lo Now she will start her day at a and finish p m Miss Pickering emphasized that she still has to attend meetings after her regular day of work The Alton and Advisory Com mlttcc will meet with Miss twice a month as did with Mr Cooper Hills General Admin Committee mtel are ittended frequently by the as are re creation department meet Groups organizing clubs or recreation programs of their own often ask the dmator to be present at meetings for advice and guid Miss Pickering wants lo learn her job and Icirn it well Slit is located in the municipal offices on Mill Si amidst pile of paperwork files and rcereation pro grams She is looking forward to meeting people around town and doing a good job at developing and administering recrealiin assist community groups is i liaison between these roups and the rccrca In department She is also in charge of booking m centres and of I due Hum facilities ANNE PICKERING has replaced John Cooper as the wards one and two recreation co ordinator Anne has been the pool supervisor since its opening in November 1974 and is look forward to meeting the people of Acton Select supervisor for coop nursery A supervisor for the Hornby Cooperative Nursery School has been selected and will be presented to membership a meeting Wednesday June at the Hornby Community Centre at The community centre is located on Slecles Ave just west of Trafalgar Road Both morning and after noon sessions are still avail able but parents are urged to enrol their preschoolers as soon as possible to avoid appointment Enrolment information is available by phoning 877 Information about plans for revising the pircnl part program is also available at that number The Hi School Board has also announced plans for a rummage bake sale to be held Saturday June 19 from i m m at Horn Community Centre The purpose of the sale is raise money lo assist in the organization ind funding of the nursery school Thooc lo donate baked goods or articles suit able for re are requested to bring to the school on riday between and 10 m or at any time during sale on Saturday May quit Unless a change of mind and heart seisin between now and this December Milton Council will have at least three new faces occupying seats at the council table In a recent poll Councillors Art Melanson Marjorle Powys and Hazel Porter said Ihev had no intention of seeking re election All three councillors are from Ihe ban Councillor Melan son said he was almost lain hL would not run but I don want to close the door Mrs said she is committed to returning to her as a leacher at Milton District High School in Sept ember She took leave of devote full time to polities Its June Aguaranteed investment in leisure living LI SI 1 Colli go Horn a Fam ly a year thing when you own Hall day sure Homo Sw mm boating and I shiny summer Ski ng and I And those fall colours beaut f Choose your HallicJay sure Home now I 1 models floor plans start al a low and cash buyers Order now tree last del very n m of Burl ngton You II be hap or Hall we guar it lor one lull year when your cottage s erected by MALI IDAY DISPLAY COURT I MAPLE AVE BURLINGTON HOMES PHONE 637 5261 TORONTO 3641524 Sales Offices Throughout Ontario Bus driver 3 children injured in collision COLIN McGILLIVARY RECEIVES attention from Jill Pdrdy after he pulled ligaments in a high school student teacher baseball game Friday afternoon Teachers Doc Tamblyn and Wally Rowley tended Colin in jury before he was taken to the medical centre Colin was transferred to St Joseph s Hospital at Guelph treated and released The teachers won the game 17 3 Three children and the driver of a school bus were all hurl when the vehicle was in in a collision on Trafalgar Road near Five Friday at 15 Brian Gudgeon Burlington who was driving a truck and Francis R 1 Georgetown the bus driver were motorists involved in Ihe crash Dawn Jarvis R Ft Nor Horn by and Debbie Deenik R Norval Hornby and Debbie were all hurt in the crash The girl age complained of pain following Ihe mishap is did the 10year old Fishburn girl Mrs Ion also complained of pain after the collision and nine- yearold Miss Jarvis suffered cuts and bruises According to police est there was BOO dam age the ruck and damage to the bus Mark age 15 son Court complained of pain alter the bicycle lie was rid collided with a car last Wednesday on Prince Charles Drive at 12 p The car was driven by Lynda Drake CVCA Continued from page 6 Bel fount a In observation Area A major of the development cos Is at Bel fountain will be taken up by the construction of a booth this summer Gen grounds improvement is Include landscaping around the bridge and some management Bud getcd costs for these projects Is 11 900 Monora Conservation Area The Authority has budgeted for Improving the beach and camping area and forest management In the of the area for 1976 Tien Williams Police est imaltd damages at for the ear and for the bike people were injured in two crash Monday night it p the intersect ion of and Road William Cot the driver of one of the cars and his wife Janice both suffered cuts and bruises in mis hap iniel Cameron Rex way Drive is the other driver involved in the Damages were estimated by police SI for the Cox car and for the Cameron vehicle ACTON HYDRO ELECTRIC will be 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