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Donations coverall ActiVan costs The Acton Free Press Wednesday Mar In its first trial year of operation has cost the taxpayers nothing It has been funded com by donations from sources with of them from inside the Town limits In all has been donated to date The transportation service for the elderly and disabled will end car April with a surplus of after makings passenger trips up to the end of February when the latest figures were available Kills general committee this week voted to continue the vice absorbing the costs up to the present level of service which is Monday to Friday Bam to as well as to a swimming class for the disabled every Sunday and a monthly meeting for the same group The province picks up per cent of the cost Donations will again be encouraged to cover any extension of services beond the existing level This year the fare will go up ten cents a ride from M cents to cents Councillor Miller suggested the fare should be one dollar but the rest of the committee opposed higher rate Engineer Ted Ballinger member of the Advisory Committee said the cents was in line with moat other municipalities but added some charge cents Both Councillors Mike Armstrong and Harry Levy praised the work of ihe committee headed by Marilyn and said the project was well worth continuing Miller explained the cent in crease he was suggesting would gu toward covering the cost of replacing the van and pointed out the cost of a cab was considerably more than cents said in almost all communities the vehicles have been donated and saw this as a projecl some group would like to take on but suggested ihe going back to people continuously for operating coats might wear the donors out She said iht cent fare is about right and contended an Increase to one dollar to people most of whom ore on pensions might lower the This vehicle has given people a chance to get out and do something they have never done for years and noted some of the users donate to tonne I am SI agreed cents was pointing out the fare should not be raised after the need has been established lis is the first in Ontario to hate such a service using a muni owned icl icle The use of the van is spread all over the Town with registered users per cent from Georgetown per cent from Acton and per cent from the rural area The use lias risen dramatically since May when only trips were made to February when 673 passengers trips were covered Ted Tyler of Tyler Transport Limited who operates the service has suggested the van be converted to propane an idea the new Advisory Board yet to be appointed will consider THE HALTON ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE EIGHT REGISTRATION for Septambw Advanced ragatniiori tor who i Seplembar 1963w9tbaanndingforthflrsttima KlmtargartMitoQrtd Eight St Joseph School Acton be held at iha school AND entered 10 displays at C School Science Fair and nine students won awards There were two firsts two seconds two thirds and three honorable mentions The students are front row left to right Doug Susie Erin O Connor handle Left side Andrea Hardy Craig Dick Right left torlght Michelle Pierce and Hobble Bowers The Undents were under the direction of Vice Principal Don Warren Acton has sewage capacity but needs water for growth Another hurdle has been cleared which will allow Economic projections included in the study Acton to grow to a population of about 10 people there would be need for more acres of by the end of this century The sewage question has industrial land and the province has said plant been settled nowjustmorewatermustbefound could handle additional acres of industrial Halton Hills general committee approved the commercial development final Acton urban area servicing water and However a constraint to any growth in Acton is sewers report and okayed the region passing an the need for more water amendment to Halton Official plan to allow more land lo be developed In December at a public meeting in town the was unveiled and 11 showed the sewage plant can accommodate growth up to lOOOO people In December the consultants who looked at Acton suggested growth be permit led north and south of Highway and east of Churchill as well as on Mill St West beside the site of the new St Josephs While Ihe population limits changed In the although population protections Indicated the limits changed in the could swell from 7 to 10 people by the final report the areas which can be serviced and year The province which to developed was expanded Goldfan Holdings proper monitor the local sewage plant carefully has slated 7 and east or Churchill is there is capacity in the plant and receiving stream now in the Acton urban areas This for effluent from lo people as well as the ex sewer services lo the commercial and industrial operations lied in vacant lands east of Churchill South Coun to Ihe system Named to committee tickets Saturday winners Dave and Alma of were the winners of Ihe weekly draw for Vic and I illmn of Acton were winners of the super shopper draw taking home vouchers from Acton Pharmacy Acton Bowl ing Lanes Family Cleaners IGA Home Hardware and Acton Family Restaurant Ed and Sally 112 Acton won vouchers from Photo and Camera and Family Cleaners while Helen Jocque RR Ac ton and Inez Michigan won vouchers from A and Jug City Mr and Mrs George Ironside Knox Ave won vouchers from in In Out and Farm Cleaners Basement fire Mowbray PI is smoke damage throughout the house and some re damiti to furniture and walls of a room of a home on Mo PI early Saturday morning The fire department reports the likely cause the blaze was careless smoking Acton were busy on Thursday putting Mill St East in front of the Acton Centre Monday firefighters were on the scene of a bad accident on Highway south of town A car was burning and occupants of the vehicles needed assistance telling out Ross says W Douglas McKeown and Ian have been appointed to Hills new pro perty Standards Com The committee became necessary alter council passed a mln maintenance and occupancy bylaw for the Acton and Georgetown BIAs last year GEORGETOWN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC Phone 8778974 or 791 2314 Thankyou Halton Hills Thankstoyou We ore particularly pleased that Capital Ford Sales received The Distinguished Dealer Achievement Award Ford of Canada s highest honor We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you even better in We want to be your dealer Sincerely Capital Ford Sales The Convenience Food Store that has it when you need it Regular Or Diet PLUS DEPOSIT PER BTL 750 BTL 49 ANDREWS A new exciting retailresidential Condo in a unique century theme shopping centre on Street in Aurora A great investment an ideal way to live and work Each unit contains 1 ft retelspace 1 sq ft apartment sq ft basement It AVERAGE PRICE 150000 16 MORTGAGE FIVE YEAR TERM Beat Inflation In this shop residential con tie solving the Toronto District Income Tax Advantages GUILDHALL REALTY LTD G CHICULES evenings THE CORPORATION OF ft NOTICE OF SALE BY TENDER TOWN OWNED PROPERTY tender clearly marked Part of J Block 3 former Acton Town Hall 19Wllow St Ward 1 received by underlined noon local time Apt I zoned Gone tat Com Any so I be eubject to following condition at Plana f roqure Necessary lo be taken six months of ng dale to remove designation of the Indus Health and Safety Branch of The Ontario natty of Labour Tender include a cert If ed cheque In the of lender deposit Completion of formal Offer to form wihn hours of be no advised of award with doing dale of day of Apnl Fa lure to comply vnih terms is subject to forfaturs of The successful tender she I be rmed by I at meelngtobeheldlheBttldayoiAprll 19S2 close thereto as possible All tender deposits shall be returned otter signed Offer to chase Is accepted II bo publicly opened on 1st day of Apt at 12 00 noon In the Committee Room Municipal Guiding located on Trafalgar Road any tender will not necessarily accept H Purchasing Agent Town of Hills 36 Main Street 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