Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), December 2, 1970, p. 22

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Thn Free Press Wednesday December 1970 Sod turned for garage Fourth Line bridge opened A special ceremony was held Wednesday afternoon to officially open a bridge on the Fourth Line In followed by a sod turning ceremony at the new township garage The sod turning was done in fine fashion as retiring Reeve George took a seat at the controls of the township brand new John Deere four wheel drive loader Councillor Leslie and Jim Snow took turns at the controls during the ceremony The new garage will be built Immediately behind the township offices on the Seventh line The entourage Included representatives of the Department of Highways all When complete the new garage members of Council will shelter the townships new Snow contractor Andy loader three graders three McCarthy of Georgetown Brian dump trucks two pickup trucks McDuffe of Truck and Trailer and will Include an office Equipment Kelly a storeroom and lunchroom Stratford contractor roads superintendent Bud Snow and The group met at the North Township Clerk French Halton Golf Club for a reception Engineer Don was among following the official ceremonies the participants McCarthy won the contract for the garage McDuffe represented the firm providing the new loader and Kelly represented the firm building the bridge With the exception of a few minor additions the bridge Is completed and ready for traffic and was joined by the office staff Walter Grant is Inspector A former head of the Milton detachment Walter brant was recently named an Inspector with the and transferred to the Toronto headquarters office He served as head of the Oak ville OPP detachment for three and a half years before being promoted to the rank of Inspector 1 1 Governor Ross MucDonald presented his new commission Grant continues to live at POLLOCK AND CAMPBELL Qradt Manorial E nor vlt0 Tlphont a EAST MPP Jim Snow and Esquesing deputy reeve Tom Mil shared ribbon cutting honors at the official opening of the Fourth line bridge last Wednesday Also on hand for the official opening were 1 tor councillor Ken Marshall contractor Bill Kelly Department of Highways official Bruce and councillors Russell Miller and Wilfrid Leslie Staff Photo Better books recreation urged for prisoners jury A recent Grand Jury report recommended reading materials and recreational periods be unproved at County Jail facilities the report said were In reasonably good shape considering the age and type of building The Inmates hod no complaints except about the library stock which Is litlent the Jurors reported after their tour An improved office layout and inspection of the heating is needed in the Health Unit the Jury noted Repairs needed Inspection of the Children Aid Society found the building and adequate The report added parts of the building were in repair The Jury recommended a closer inspection of the back porch area jury also insptctcd the County administration building which they found In excellent condition The registry office the Jury noted requires more storage space ROBERT HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST 116 Mountain Road Georgetown 3971 TOWNSHIP S brand new John Deere four wheel drive loader got its first test last Wednesday when deputy reeve Tom and councillors Russell Miller and Wilfrid Leslie climbed aboard Brian Mc Duffe of Truck and Trailer Equipment shewed reeve George the controls as Halton East M P Jim Snow and township roads superintendent C Bud Snow looked Photo HIGHLIGHTS Delighted is the adjective to describe the reaction of councillors Monday raght after a letter from A McEnery was read during the correspondence period Mr McEnery said a press report disturbed nun when it suggested coundl could take money for roads to give to another department He suggested council would be far better to take the money from the educational portion of the tax bill Also read was a letter from Materials and Construction thanking council for their understanding In recent negotiations The letter stated council positive attitude would lead to even better understanding between the township and the company A proposed motor hotel and two apartment projects for the west end oof Georgetown which would affect the portion of the Line caused considerable discussion before council passed a resolution requesting the developer and the town enter into an agreement with the township regarding construction and maintenance for an extension to the road The reeve suggested perhaps the township should advise the town to apply for annexation of the other side of the 10th Line suice one side lies in the town Georgetown gets the assessment There no reason they cant have the road too Property concerned Is the old Tracy farm Next meeting of council Is set for December 14 at a when they will sit as a Court of Revision REELECT EARL MASALES DECEMBER 7 O T E TO ACTON COUNCIL LETS KEEP EXPERIENCE WORKING X LEGISLATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF OUR ENVIRONMENT THE BATTLE AGAINST POLLUTION HISTORY OUR PIONEERS Nassagaweya Founders Day ALLAN Councillor Nassagaweya SOUND INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP ON COUNCIL FINANCE COMMITTEE ROADS COMMITTEE PLANNING BOARD PLANNING ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION OF MAYORS AND REEVE committee on control of Pits Quarries VOTE RUSSELL MILLER FOR DEPUTYREEVE OF ESQUESING TOWNSHIP Years Municipal Experience A vote for Russell Miller Is a vote for dependable representation and a keen sense of responsibility to the electorate AB SUPERMARKET MILL ST ACTON 8530650 LOW LOW DISCOUNT PRICES DAILY vi cut COTTAGE ROLLS 59 lb FRESH LEAN GROUND CHUCK 69 SCHNEIDERS LB RED HOTS 55 Maple Leaf Polish Sausage s oz tins TOMATO JUICE 3 PEAS Proctor Gamble Family size Crest Tooth Paste Crosse Blackwell oz tins DATE ft NUT LOAF or FRUIT I NUT LtMF 411 Squirrel lb Peanut Butter 49 Colgate Palmollve Giant size FAB Detergent 69 Purtna All Flavors CAT DINNERS Carnation 16 tins EVAPORITED MILK t16 Pantry Shell tin Flakad TUNA Limit Tins Per Customer Glad per pkg Fold lock top Sandwich Bags 49 Poly House of Outside Plastic Garbage Bags 39 Johnson 32 oz tin GloCoat Wax 99 Vanguard 7 oz tins Fancy Red Sockeye Salmon 59 BONELESS LEAN BEEF 69 STEWING SCHNEIDERS lb MINISIZZLERS Town Club No 1 Sliced SIDEBACOH 59 FRESH PRODUCE DAILY Product of Mexico TANGERINES No LETTUCE Can No P 1 POTATOES Cabana No 1 2 LGE HEAD 49 ib PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC Heinz Strained Meatless Baby Foods 4 52 Scotia Gold oz jar Apple Sauce 19 White Granulated LB BAG LB BAG Nescafe Jar Instant Coffee Mean Roll FOIL WRAP Kraft oz Jar Whiz 66 Can No Fresh Creamery Butter LB 65 Ocean King tin SALMON 55 Johnson Reg or Lemon OZ tin HUNDREDS OF SHELF PRICES HAVE BEEN

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