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comet bocks oatpfajax case agrees to pay legal fees tfkr councils decision to pay 300 for legal fees to the solicitor of eg tyler for legal costs on the ata engineering bearing was dictated more by necessity than planning lawyer brace payne advised the administration committee of council it would be inadvisable to pursue the case further the committee agreed to withdraw since there is nothing to gain by continuing the town snpported ajaxs application to expand on land ad jacent to their property they were opposed by some citizens in the area beaded by ex tyler is the solicitor suggesting we cover mr tylers cost asked councillor bob drifikwatter the mayor explained it would be in the towns best interest to pay mr tylers legal help and get out before costs went much higher reeve bert binton said it was his opinion the town had very poor legal advice on the case he felt they were manoeuvered into this position with postponemenkw etc we did everything we couid do for the industry he stated it makes sense to pay 300 to cut it off before it becomes 1000 fine said mr drinkwalter but why cov cos we applied for a rehearing and feel we started the action explained the reeve the clerk summarized the solicitors opinion was if the case went to judgment it would go against the town council reluctantly passed the motion authorizing payment with councillor ted tyler declaringa conflict of interest and thereby relieved of casting a ballot hs board urges addition of extra bus each morning the acton free press wednesd ie october 4 1967 eli a i continued from page t know where it went shed go too none of their three children were on the tour although they all actively campaign mr mac- donalds riding is york south the ndp candidates axe hoping for a major breakthrough this year faelect the man with the drive ability and record to work for you possibility that gray coach lines might add a morning bus which could transport students to georgetown and brampton was reported at the meeting of the high school board monday even- log chairman tom watson said there had been an indication a bus could be added to travel east about 8 am each morning board members unanimously decided to nave new secretary- treasurer fred salt write the gray coach lines at once saying the board felt the extra bus would be a decided advantage there are 32 students from acton attending classes at geo rgetown high school and about 15 enrolled for the first term at the new sheridan college in bramp ton there is adequate bus trans portation back but no bus at the right time in the morning the gray coach une had asked to be informed of the boards feeling driver education course was approved again for this year and the fee increasedfrom10to20 this is more in line with what other schools charge brampton charges 30 and some places 40 were still one of the lowest cost courses in the district since the lncar training in structor is k larsen of acton this year the board agreed no adults would be included in the course mr larsen recently began operating his driver train ing business in town he will use his own training car and has his own insurance he will arrange for the driver exam inations the only expense is his hourly salary he gives six hours training per student the 25 hours of inclass train ing will again be given by high school teacher cl rognvaldson a grant is received on the driver training course which board members commended as they approved the arrangements 31 students have registered for the first classes well just about break even members con cluded delayed installation of a new boiler resulted in a school so cold it had to be closed for two days members discussed the original terms and costs members reviewed the student and public liability insurance to assure themselves of what the comprehensive policy really co vers it was pointed out the students travelled by bus are covered by the bus companys insurance students are given individual forms which must be filled out if the student is covered property chairman kerwln mcphall reported a leak in the roof in the new addition the con tractor was to be contacted in his report principal ted hansen stated commencement will be held friday november x he said about 7 5 parents attended the back to school night on sept 13 parents and staff felt it was a worthwhile undertaking eight of the staff attended a worthwhile seminar for princi pals and department heads in barrte wednesday at last week with milton and georgetown ac ton is included in area seven which extends to barrie parents nights will be oct 25 meet all three upper burlington citizens forum lssponsorlngacandidates night for the three provincial candidates in halton west the meeting is scheduled for fair- view school on no 5 slderoad the candidates are pc george kerr liberal jack lash and njxp ted mardonald and 26 with a changed format to allow more time a meeting oi the public school staffs with the nigh school staff is being planned for nov 15 at 4 pm a speaker from sheridan college will speak on courses and entrance requirements the mz bennett school has been given permission to use the high school gym for the year a committee of quality edu cation lias been formed compris ing the board members who are n the teachermanagement com mittee one representative for administration four staff mem bers and the secretarytreasur er the four staff members named are pat sullivan mrs heed and harold swallow with a fourth rotating alternate the second meeting is tonight wed nesday teachers named to the new teachers salary committee are bill coats ted curtis robert larhipn and mrs shirley brown members present for the reg ular meeting which lasted an hour and a half in the school sraff room were chairman watson members duncan moffat chester anderson kerwin mc phall and say artie with sec retarytreasurer fred salt id like to commend the sec retarytreasurer on the excellent way hes begun ms work praised mr artie as the others agreed ooid mhal vyinn in the centennial athletic program sponsored by the ontario department of education were these students at the aa z bennett public school front row left to right nathan field john mchugh dave hunter bob anderson david lee kevin perkins bob howson centre suzanne de groat brenda browne ingrid aaaccoll debra drinkwalter ja nice drinkwalter jill scutt back row randy weldon patti dunn cindy lee teacher ed leatherland joanne hepburn teacher fern small susan ribble joanne pavli and larry quinn others who received the gold awards are in high school now the strenuous program was started in the easter vacation and completed at the end of june staff photo at m l harnett school twentysix gold medallists presented centennial awards twentysix gold medal winners of the centennial commissions athletic program hailed from the mz bennett school in acton awards took place mis week at the school with principal elmer smith lauding teachers fern small and ed leatherland for their interest in running the pro gram the mz bennett school participated fully in the centenn jal athletic scheme four awards were presented- gold silver bronze and redand the acton school had 26 in the top category the scheme was a centennial project of the depart ment of education events were run off in may and june while the skating events were held during easter vacation three standards were set for each age to get a gold standing a pupil had to equal or better the top standard to get silver he or she had to equal or better the second stand ard to get bronze he or she had to equal or better the third standard to get red be didnt reach the third standard pupils competed according to age there were six events in which to compete three compul sory and three optional the compulsory events were standing broad jump 300 yard run and situps the optional events were skating swimming and cross country run to qualify a pupil had to com pete in the three compulsory ev ents and one of the optional events the pupil got a standing in each event and was given the award corresponding to his low est standing therefore to get a gold award a pupil had to get four gold standings ga foods iga foods iga foods iga foods iga foods iga foods iga foods iga foods iga foods i c a i swppuaad lv the oshawa wholealt limited u dapoi for proftav indapaanatanta osst has all the food for a festive thanksgiving h r a hmm im ayimer catsup pla n n i ng board recommends ter building inspector be hired a building inspector should be engaged for acton members of the recently named planning board decided at their meeting september 20 they agreed that in view of the many deviations from the regulations of the plan ning bylaw a building inspector should be engaged on a part or copies of all building permits issued as well as the proposed plan be supplied to the board the variance application made by rubin corporation to the committee of adjustment was discussed at length and it was requested that the secretary ob tain copies of the official plan of fulltime basis his duties would- the acton area copies of the pre- inelude issuing building permits sentzoningbylair a after prior check to ascertain that the provisions of the planning by law have been observed and in specting proposed buildings while under construction to enforce adberance to the applicable by law members also requested that map showing lots and an up-to- date map for each member show ing the zoning in the town in considering the application members discussed the building inspectors function and proced ure in issuing permits and it was the unanimous opinion that the zoning by law must be enforced by an individual who is in a position to devote the necessary time involved a resolution was carried that the board would not consider the rubin corporation application to be within the minor variance cat egory as defined and so would not be approved the lot in- thelengthynewxoningbyla was read in part by chairman bob drinkwalter and discussed all board 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