George Kerr from Pi Hi more pollution in Acton Ihnrt normal SPIN fine effort Ho firmly approves the SPIN In and adds Burlington la trying something as a provincial experiment There too the people seem happy to coopera to government He hasnt his stand Burlington should be part of county He anticipate more rail service to Acton Milton and Guclph There will be more government on public trans portation Pragma How about progress In Ontario the imposition of the 10 per cent US surtax Although Ontarios economy the recession was to move again in llie provincial treasurers April budget helped to encourage business to expand There were loans to Canadian businesses tnx incentives and the step up of the housing program Ontario Housing Corporation has built units this year- more public housing since its beginning in than nil other provinces put together SI owing down Now the surtax things slowing down again Im worried weve got to take steps to offset It asserts Mr Kerr Weve got to make sure industry stays prosperous Again he sees cooperation with the federal government to offset the surtax Mr Davis and Mr will be meeting after the election says Mr Kerr confident to set up trnde programs make plans attempt lo diversify trade so we are so dependent on the As well as winter works work on sewers and housing he such products as iron ore and pulp should processed In Ontario Susan Bruce heads 4H unit II IE FREE received Inst week nboul vandalism in connection with election Those two signs were those we discovered torn down A Liberal said five of the 10 huge wmxIiti Ion have boon damaged in some way Bob his degree in Geology at the University of New Brunswick He took a year oft mid around Europe before attending the Institute of In Cambridge Mass It was here he met his wife girl from Vermont Now assistant professor of lieology at MiMaster he has two children and another one on the He lives In the Alder shot area of Burlington on Ave commuting to the university Hes a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science the Federation of Ontario the Canadian Audubon Society the Algon Wild In ml a league He admits his family has lifelong liberal connection which was personified by his grand father on his mothers side who was fond of exclaiming there were only two typrs of people liberals traitors Antiques VON canvass trip fair wins in news rthlitl Walter Mulkewich from nil land banks By their own ad mission the arc behind in building units according to How does he feel about taking on a cabinet minister In his first political Mr Kerr is a formidable opponent who makes you work that much harder but is quick lo point out there are more people In Ihe riding than there were in Ihe time of the last provincial election Hie riding has a very mobile population The fact that Mr Kerr Is the doesnt mean a greal deal to the people who are moving in and out of it he We have Iht best organization we had in this riding Our i am are coming back very enthusiastic he reports happily Doris Inn Mir was guest speaker at the muting of the He had on display many pieces of his personal collection of antiques the ladles sal on a mixed of am lent chairs Mr Storey let Ihem view the beautiful old china and glassware while enlightening them on the proper names and worth of Ihe different items Mrs E 1 was hostess lo the thirteen ladies presenl Mrs rend the scripture from Psalm si Show antiques roll call was answered by bring a small antique and among variety shown was a Persian oil lamp hand made scales a shin plaster paper money and a birth certificate of the car Mrs Fisher Mrs W Milton Mrs were appointed delegates to the area lonvontion in Dublin Street Criielph Oct mid A motion was passed to send a donation lo the Muscular Association and also Hie membership fees to the Wellington County Historical Research Society V ON canvass ive Indies volunteered to help with the belated canvass for the VON namely Mrs J Mrs Usher Mrs Archibald Mrs Bruce and Mrs Mrs Gordon assisted the hostess in serving refresh- men Mrs has returned and Hand horne from mi flight to Superintendent Grant McMlllnn Holland was her first trip to the Ontario Good Roads in jeirs and she reports Convention beautiful weather and many changes in buildings and roads ranted permission to the She visited with her brother Background A teacher of history and world politics High School Mulkewich is president of Ihe West New Party Association He is an active layman Sunday School teacher In the Burlington Baptist Church Now years of age he was born raised on the family farm Waterford He Is a graduate of University in history and politics and the Ontario College of as a specialist in He is married and with his wife Beverly and daughters and Miriam lives at Patricia Drive in the end of Burlington The have lived in Burlington for the past nine ears with the exception of one spent In Inuvlk North West Territories At the regular meeting of Council last week council Ac cepted the bid of of Austin for the township truck township recently bought a new truck and had agreed to sell the old one Passed a law naming clerk Thompson as issuer of township hunting licences and to set the fees for the he Wanted permission to Doug to add to the fee he gave the township towards a land separation several years ago but was never completed Mr has decided to complete the transaction but the fee now instead of Reeve Don McMillan Councillor Art of Hamilton to tickets in the township The funds are earmarked for expansion of the Passed a resolution approving plans to restructure the of as long as there is no loss of identity for Nassngaweva province of also not vmi be tort sUrtinf trip Arc mil fLislur sign is operating proptrh In POLLOCK A Have you seen my holiday pictures developed by the experts from I ACTON PHARMACY They ore lovely the service is prompt and courteous and you can qet all your PHOTO SUPPLIES there as well Benamin Film Labs do the actual work and it is terrific Got with It man Have your holiday pictures developed and printed by expertise available at ACTON PHARMACY and friends In lldk- and en Mr and Mrs Robot Tills lleiiiliigtonoF Hornby enjoyed tour by car on weekend along a three mile route through Peterborough and leaves were in full colour really beautiful Mr and Mrs Unite Beverly and were guests at the wedding on Saturday of Itogle and Or lxrne Steven In the Anglican was Pour Winds Club at Wood bridge Iteveily was a bridesmaid for her friend Mr and Mis Prior and Montgomery of Port visited on Ihanksgiving Day with Mr and Mrs Fryer Mr John Mm of Toronto visiled friends In the village on the weekend and I rln Persona care meeting topic Dublin Juniors held llu II uncling at tin home of Isinond l tober II win with the A II plidge and the secretiuy i rail the minutes of last meeting llu Ihe III group lield its first met ling at the liomo of 1 Inda on September supervised by leader Mrs Cox and assistant lender Mis Ixils Hie present unit sponsored by Ontario Department of Agriculture anil 1 Is titled I us on Hie meeting commented with Die illation of llie pledge followed by Hie let Hon of of fliers Hie new Is linn e vU I lie iJirneii usurer and in ess reimrli r I llu by Mis Cox dlsuiiisnl Unit inch miii1ei will lean public services Hi ill aid good use of In aire time and many other null activities he of a first aid kit ami one Id in Pamphlets wire out and plan i weie made regarding hi bonks and II was agreed Unit a smuH e till it Km be required and everyone must think of a Die disc nientai and physical health meeting Ihe second meeting was hold home of Mrs Marilyn on Monday night October The meeting was with pledgo tollettlon and minute roll tall wan A book I would like to own and varied from different varllloa It was elctldcd Unit the tlub name would upon he Also on 17 hike will lie laken to the Mountslwrg Reserve Next a discussion of travelling and music was held Hi fri Aliments were Sharon ARTHUR A JOHNSONod OPTOMETRIST Mill St Acton Snfurday Wilton I by I air Mr and Mrs Mike Hutchison and family of Keiiiptvllle spent llianksglvltlg weekend Mrs Hutchisons parents Mr and Mrs Aitken Many this Day I rln We extern llie Milton and Kills families for their fine showing and winning of many prizes In the exhibit hall We are pleased to report Mi Fryer returned home 1 riclay from Peel Meinoilal Hospital llrampton where he underwent surgery on his Imik Miss and Robert Brute Hamilton wire home fen the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs nil i have Willi Aululitf itiiigplai Mrs I an on e hail liilh fee and skin should lie kept lean towelling taught the gills Imiw to do Inn weaving Travel etiquette for Dublin Jrs ml ling or Dublin was held at the home of Penny Klrlon llie lirisldintSbiiry called the meeting idiinli with tin- plidge liny a hike for Saturday tct Slie also talked Iravel I Many people holidays travelling Don alt aid Is lots of fiui rs gave a talk on what to look for on hike Sherry the 4th LINE FLOWER SHOP No Hwy on Lino FEATURING GERANIUMS GLOXINIAS BEGONIAS MUMS FAIL BULBS TABLE ARRANGEMENTS OUR SPECIALTY Open Days a Meek PHONE ACTON- 8532739 CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS choice luraniED LAMB BASKET KS CHOICE IMPORTED LAMB LEGS FRESHLY MINCED BEEF 59 NUTRITIOUS BEEF LIVER S TABLERITE BOLOGNA PISS 10 MEAT PIES 389 Toilet Tissue WWII mount FLUSHABYES 29 S PUIKIIII S0CKEYE SALMON 65 MUMMY POTATO CHIPS TEA BAGS UNCI LONG GRAIN RICE Peach Halves JELL0 ECONOMY PRUNES 555 BAKERY SPECIALS IGAD0NUTS APPLE PIE SPICE BUNS 388 H 39 49 13141516 IIDST 01 BREAKFAST TREAT FLORIDA RED OR WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 10 CHOCOLATE BARS if 33 POWDERED DETERGENT SIZE EMPEROR GRAPES rtOOOCIOfUJ- 1CR1DI TOMATOES imw or sooth unci VALENCIA ORANGES mi nun loch CABBAGE 3 99 3 2 29 89 TOOTHPASTE 69 JUNIOt TOOTHBRUSHES October Cheese Festival CHEESE SUCES 37 HACK DIAMOND Of CHEDDAR CHEESE MARGARINE SHORTENING a 45 4M FROZEN PRICING IDA Beans with Pork OCEAN SNACKS CHOC ATI SARA LEE CAKES WAFFLES 3s1 CHECKAUNIT PRICING COURTEOUS SERVICE WEEKLY SPECIALS DELIVERY SERVICE