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11 elphlyfourth year no 30 acton ontario thursday january 22 1959 consultant stresses need for future town planning p alan deacon planning con sultant for the town of acton ad vised the 1950 planning board that consideration should be given for tutaro planning in the town of acton during the inaugural meet- lbg on tuesday evening the consultant informed the board they should consider following clone examination of thi gclitral commercial arm in order to provide n stimulation of trade ft wltv off street parking 3 a park plan fur the entire jpwn 1 3 a preliminary street plan to kj4 cope with future highway oxtens- wfc ions and expansions in and around the atltdh area 1 brlnga trefne mf deacon pointed nut that the opening of highway 401 in no 33 highway would caiftc an increase in traffic through actonunti such time as 40 iviijlcraiujlcwjartbdjl weal it was stressed thot truffle would have lb btpas the ifhtih ished area of highway 401 and the logical thing tu do would botofol- r ow highwny 35 through acton to no 7 and rejoin kja4dddj w 7 westerly point u f dtacon noted that fur ap proximately one full car no 25 highway would hsvi to curry the gt burden or truck tiaffic while no 401 was being processed and built to highway no 6 number one priority should be tflven to the strict plan to include na future plan of development j- stressed the consultant it was also suggested the board could tnlist the assistance of the chamber of commerce in conaid- crlng the downtown stitel purklng problem eroale highway wo arc not more than five years away until acton is into the problem of rerouting no 7 high uray cast ofactpn re pin jed thi consul tai i l my main concern is with the town of acton no 7 highway will never be a feeder road but will lie a main mad as fai as acton is co net cned strewed mr deacon the board agreed that the plan ning consultant and hu associates investigate a road system oi tin thc town of alton first business f the new boaid was to reappoint jon wlillhum as chahman for- 1959 bud rvuns whsi named assistant chairman the official plan for thi town of at ton complete with ail rj vis ions was presented by thi plan nmg consultant for approval of thi board prior to submission to the town council notice of hearing secrctnry j m ct cacti ic infoimed members the cessnn peiml co had requested a hearing following a request for some alterations in toning by law in order to dim ply with building plans for bonus in lakevlew subdivision the board reviewed a former meeting with the solicitor of the company mr deacon explained that ammdments in the bvlnw that umo the consultant also reviewed the further amendments requested by the com mi ny ham ptul mwly appointed council representative on tin board remarkcjijt all boils down to one thing themildcrs should change the type of construction of homes they plan to build mr mcgcachlc informed the board that of the 22 lots plans were submitted for i nly five plans did not confoim with the zoning by law boiird mcmbeis agreed to inform the committti of adjustintnt that the bonrd was not in fuvur of granting any variations in the fide yards of the affect d lots it was nlvi agreed the chairman and vuiihmrmim alttnd tht public parks board sets 3000 budge discusses 58 chairmans status after dctlallng the presuil status of former chairman george bar- bcail members of the board of paiki management nl thclrjjud gehfor 1039 at their met ting in llu eouncll chambers tuesday evtnlng council s appointment to tht board of two council mimbirs ftn the ikw year has been nuult mayor wolttr cook and cniineillor hank walts thus mi luuhum councils ripnsintalivi limt ymi hud been upland utid iipp nut mint of llur boiud minibus him not yet been initdt therefore mr burtieau prt si nl with budget figuros and islimiilus on n new filtration system tor tin wading pool agreed h was for this meeting at legal not aitmilly a member of the bouid he luughingly took pint in the discussions us an interested di le gallon request appointment meanwhile a mouon was pussud requi sting eouiieil to appoint him tu the hnaid for the bnlnnee of lu term of e ci tyln who ha re signedone yiar anjjthc mouiyi rvquedtetl-eiuin- explorers begin new study book the regular explorm nuelinu ws lield nt knox plthbyuriiin ehurcb wcdnesdav juniiuiy 14 mary grischuw very iibly took tin chair because the president lynnc masters was absent kuren ocivals read tlie pinjir su tonne adams read the scripture which was tukm from psalm 24 verses 1 10 thtn the offering was in ken up thi n kit to und purpose w t re read after a hymn win sung there was a short busimsx mi ding and mrs armstrong in trod need the new study book to close the meet ins mrs dnhcrthtin led in some very enjoyable giimtfl ell to appoint it it parker lu the boaro for n ihric yiar urm mr pnrkerajjfck imi tbe duties of t hiurmnimj in i board mcmbciff hold off lee for u puiiud or yearn oi until a auc- eissur is appointed in mi bar- beau s nisi his aneeitufur hud been ippointcd i membership imhiiiiiimi -park- ir and ab liwin an up in ftbru mi bin bum led ihe gu up in the rtview of inslyeurs expinditures mid rutipts rncjuding eouncll s ukminunu of ihi defied of 1 1719 01 need tltmw c oni of buslc iieeds for the coming yiar reached id 000 as members tonsidered inatnlliianco supirvlslon and some changes estimated reeilpls wen si 280 the ditrennie is uiiule up by iht livy fiom council willi ihe ehange station in oper ation for th t k mx siim- rt hoptttil at jn- fiom picnics gate mr number i 1 1 wit rfven ipk unit the sal tlikttt at si euili concession rights freshmeiit boot will again for for 59 cooperation key to success a blueprint tor 1mb was fcatilr- 1 even though everything jed atthitainncr meeting of ua complete an important pait of the veactpn chamber of commirce 1 mechanism was missing and pomt- when president g v bnrbiau u i ed to tht bottom of tilt diagnam tilled and explained what m whin a small key wnr shown termed a necetsitj for the success the key starts the production pt the town of aeton in the fiiliue 1 the audience was informed mi i meetmg was hi id in the par i bnrbiou strissed that only with llh hall wedmsdy iviniiif i thi um of thi kiy and the co-op- slounled on an easel u cut it- cralion of nti partus intiristid thcrtmtrttted with destgnsjwoukt the progress nf actnn br gears and mechanisms was piece successful f riece unveiled by the pregid officers installed i he informed chamber members mayor w h cook was piesint tbat first sliuwnwtre the machinanri inslaelid the officirs and dir iiy nd gears with only one eug eetors for 1859 tfii mayor lon- lotl the main drive wheel appear gratulated the new officirs and ing mimbirs and thankrd the chamber teeui in tlear for the invitation to attend ncjtt mr burbeau explained the muvor praised thi work thi jiht one lot th on tlie gear would chamber had done in the past and fbetdded which represented the j informed them the kltown council he noted huwiver that council itm onlj turn the pin- jojt one tooth und after that are fhdplcjs anislance ntunt be added the went ihiinted out as he began t add more teetli to the largi f wheel by including the c of c loury club y s men club churches industries the press j merchants ladies clubs legion od many nthej organisations and h- people equally us important until bowing on the diagram was a complelcrwheel ready to turn the machinery piesidiut g irinus dirtrt ihur effoit- tendered for rxpuled ilisbuisuntiits include minis for cheeking labor gate ut- undanl pool iittendapl grass cut ling p hi maintenance und hydro as will as other miscellaneous ixpijiser however further needs huvq riuehcd the imperative stage my barbiiiu pitiiiled nut a liftguard is u net e suit y he said houis for siipei nmg ndid tables parking his nunllon of the urgent mid for more panic tables wits p lumpi ly kiionded by seirrlary mm cieorgi try 1 1 a pnrkink nun at tin far end of the piuk is alio n plan for the coming yi iir grading and giavel are indituud 1 do fiel that is u ni ci shi ty mi hiubeiui atrcsstd watt i lu tin wudiug pool was chunked siveral times a week he recalled with the fresh water so e j id the children could not swim until it hud warmed up mi barbiau upoilid on stim uli s lu hud leetived in toronto on a fittiallon plant fur continuous ehunge of water the unit which is abbtit five by scven ft size cusls 1710 with thi immediate piping to thin would bt iddid nbiul 1w for lh bill mci f the coniinuid oi piiyc tuo humomtis aspect barbtau n warded un and rhnirnui f during tin pnst jiar i ed thim u ilh ipproj t mti novi i tus a smorknslx id dinntr uitued by st albans guild had moiiliiik n tinning to til ihur pi lis turn aiwt liuw again th i sifiiri idviilirtnunu at tht lonrlusi n of ihe husiniss this wcik a lids stssmn jack carpinter showed w pltasiirt selling moving pirtiuu of thi c f100 and phunce to the firbt in tin santa clau- p irade which free puts was out she had hulf first call mintioned i large enjoyed i dozin mon calls after that actons new water supply at the churchill road pump house was turned on monday noon of his wtuk and residenls of acton hod their firsl laste from ihe new source of supply reeve j h goy chairman of ihe sower and water comrriitlee turned the keys lo the building over lo thu acting chairman dr f g oakes of the p u c for their supervs pictured above ro left to right j mrg iclm lverdell commissioner rei vo guy beit david owner dr oakcs j h hurs councillor nnd j supcrinlencllnl v 13yearold student to represent acton in public speaking judges chost hmui ilenlon 13 year i id grndi elkht student from the hibirl little public seho l 1 refill- nt a ton ul thi halt n county fmtils on tin jolh of jim uary during ihi mlir sihool tin t als on wudnusday motuing in tin cjiool auditorium munjnation trials hi id nl tin m 84250 churchill road water supply turned into municipal system monday bennett and it b set it nil mondiy lu html tnts fn in null mh ink n onliino hytln chmn wire oiahiun linda parker utiin hi cook and guy whl judgis hiv a h high tuhool jjnmitml t- sin and mum miihiviii i uk tiuik liii ph1w will and 200 om dau per lu uhill it ad wih oifiu b pminl a u t wii w 1 r ytlun pielid hkhhht ill ins i bii f i inn ny pi i ilny i hi puiii d n mouthy ituvi j new will whleh al prik miiting 11k town uutoiiiuue hymvlii with d the kys l tin hpnnk wi 11 ind m mi s stiai i their word spoken bv thi coii senior studtuts fn in tin inwardly cheticd for thin dilative iriuiikipal iim town would progress further in the future if tveryone put their shoulder to the whocl during the committor reports the chamber was urged to promote the town further by preiyrmg nn tractive brtchure enlargi the siita clsus paradt by making it stricllv a local effort and investig ate fully the parking problem in the downtown area new members seven new mimbirs were ac ciptcd into ihe chamber during the meeting when vicechairman orv illi chapman sponsored the l next veil removed revealed- acepunce of the following mrs a large mottir connected to the kay mathews mrs may gold wheels of industrv mr barbcau mrs erna thomas bruce payne i depleted the motor as people exaj nvwton harry nicolls and plalntiqrtlhc- deutled layout the art cordon i jpresldent uttoriocd memben thatj the evening was sparked with nassdgaweya reeve john milne c 1959 warden of halton committees and boards named st 1 i i wiur i ufll mouy jjji jyf4l f s ii sut id nn immttliuui tupply i i it ft i ill t dr an in only hillli attoi lujd ed froo i kiid ihr inid fi mi fishy tale local ice fishcimin freqi the troien waters of the north ire j1 a milne nassagawcya lm c township jtne was chosen war din of halton county for 19m on tuesdiy afternoon at the ini ugural meeting if the county c ouncil crimn attorney peter k mcwil- of them pulled up his line uhh a urge fish on the hinik but the fnh opened its jaws fell back into the water and left a small mackerel dangling on the line sounds fishy burlinktin ituvi willi im lell ind lkputj heevc lr ryckm in three new tar en takes two shots to kill rabid fox nti ton cind be goorgt own the poitin c unmngham of mil- v doujjite sargimt of l both nominated declined to stand for drpuly heivr- iinglun and str weya mr st r sp nt three vt commitltxi y of act n md vc1tmin frun bur- vice from nausea ice h u previously m on th- county t jjljr tvrell c iiinv u tttt uuemunt for 1959 as presented to tha chamber of commerce during thetr dinner si nlban parish hall last niflht is studied by some of the members the diagrams t were explained by the president as he comparetube wheels of industry wtthorgamzations in townandooted that only full cooperation could make the town a successful place shown t pictu left froouftback afefljlgachlin g barbeau and rtvajlmdtemi ob righ are f ptouse and j ledger lidms administered the oath of of flee to the warden und presented him with i new gave in turn warden milne presented the old gavtl to retiring warden william card hrcc of oikviile tlixi itrurk tt ludd lie f illti nd nf ret service curnt rvcki derhred their mn m intentions of trying for the war gr s dens nat next year if returned build ftgt tuinnan t ho to count v c uncil gn nl ir sirenl sv- li uini r n jnaaci nd h api il cird t l amnc ttviral gueu attending n phll lr thj imrt plus the hwugural was charles read- a nr cu1 nrenfc plnllip lead of lowvi lo who had been fcer currn ilirkmm pfltil wardm 42 ears ago called upon j curtp 3 rart ph p 4 few words mr readhead f trpu 2 r rf d sarcent phi asked one questum wheh he said nnj tiu v gmr ncir sirgint had beeni buthcring him he won dered if you can figure out just where were going and said he ou d be happr rf amrmc could councillo- taking their seals at ic inaugural included nsaga eyas depulrrve archie r scrvier- actons reeec john goy and deputyrccc john greer ksquetng s reeve george curnc and deputvreee cam sinclair georgetown s reeve doug sargent and deputy reeve- walter gray milton reeve r c cunntnttban and deputy reeve mary s prttlt trafalgar s reeve alex fhulsjsi and deputyreeac fred near oak- velle reeve wiluaa card aod 1 depulybceye fred tiueft sj ihr gui j iht id mr stver headpn collision in fog kills one injures four d nnd fo rcd wcdr set re trrll sjic air ru li tivebv 1 m and rwcp nn t r- 11 tile gov sen ce cum nchm p ntirig rdueation and jpfcnl ct mmiinicatioru sagenl neir r kmm sincla r the flrt named in ejeh ibe clairman the nnlv n w on mille i oie icralalie e h l and reception hile the hrapilal and finance committee ormrr v xepara e were joined hi year r nd a fvreiveid gjsh i nil brued hin jrtl had cigm t and hirfd i ker ti xpa hfi brnh wire 500 damage to cars caused by icy roads slippery i i rttrk anrither porfsenir in the mmr ir allan lnnn nf churclull ra i bmrd appotssufmsta named to board were manor board card currw sargenl m ine goy board of health w t diles ray thomson peuit grar xiditkfu were l- the juse f an iah4enl l the crnc r of queen 1 anfl v link ireii in act n at sut tinty m rnmc ii two rervcd jn utmjtid hior b w jack roy h 11 uf toronto dnc of jic est bound car rt reived facial cots and w latti taken to hospital for treatment i a b ken nwo police said the h ii vthiele a neth john hopper of westnn cnl- pavnng other easthund enffic tided wilta a car driven by robert iwhen the crash occurred the fiv wood of tjuclph when uv hnpper nn crash n ill i 2 on h chwj n 7 four m eat f ae n elm r ici on 32 of 1 1 chav r ad gurlph li d in th cir of in tin d nltfi i m lort tef n hi could br t anfi rred to ihi al j n ambulance frrd rirhurt 1 f h r cton dr vt r nt tlr wt bound vchicli n wic c i i nn n t pjvecngt r u n st jeph npitat m qtirlph w ih ac il iaciratiini and shiv svl dwmt ind george haatctt gwnlea subdimmn arlm were men in the rjchardson vehicle chielc slid on the icy roa at the brwight ji t wn by pawing motor- were returning from work at mai- tnlcracrtinh is slan norton of acton and both ton both ears received ii 000 da- the local officer reported no treated by a local doctor mage d investigating nfueer ray charges were laid and no injuries mui1 bo flurkwald f the opp detachment lnvelig of ated the accident he reported a r irarlftng wetdnen by ken- marahall eomptunity partts board 1 prwr tfbaui admitted to hoapttal andr of the district gjj j- pettit service county board of mr dwyer received 21 sttfphe in i tacbment 1 the wo r b the occupants of t