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OUR READERS WRITE lift School closure concerns ratepayers Dear Sir If ever I community needed the help of belonging to a large area thai lime la now for Norvol The lialton Board of Education no attention to a group the alio of but they would have to listen to the Town of Hal Ion Hilts If enough support against the of Nor val Public School came from Hills it could mean difference or winning or los log the battle ratepayers arc fighting with their backs lo the wall but there is the that they will go down to defeat un leaa help comes from all of Halton What can you do Take up a petition In your neighborhood signed with as many names as possible stating that you support the Ratepayers In their objection to the closure of the school and their decision to ell property Send a copy to W J Chairman Board of Education Central Administration Box Burlington and a copy lo Box But time in running out The next school board meeting will be on Aug so letters must arrive before that date The only action that the school board will pay any toat thh point is for a large number of ratepayers to voice their opinion Numbers is the only thing that will carry any weight After nil the trustees are elected by the people but they only listen to majorities Your voice as a rale- payer needed now to save School and community Don just say I sorry about School and I with the people there In their fight but I dan think they stand a chance to win could win but only if they get necessary support from the rest of Ihe ratepayers In county especially from the Town of This is your Tight loo If you don have lime to start a petition a letter from you will do every vote counts Canada still a democratic country Dorothy McLean Ratepayers About noise in Everton Dear Sir I was first amazed hen angry when I read that Township Council had received a complaint because somebody kept five dogs In the Hamlet of Fverton The owner of the dogs was named the com plainer was not Now the reason that Dan Milliard s dogs bark Is simply that ho obeys the local by laws and keeps his animals penned They most certainly are not guilty of upsetting garbage as was suggested From my own observation this nuisance Is caused by dogs owned by other residents v ho largely Ignore the Township ordinance regarding controlled dogs It seems me that behind all this piddling buffoonery la hidden a personal vendetta Noise alone cannot be the cause for the noise caused by id to so snowmobiles roaring through the place In the winter and of various motorcycles trail bikes hat rods etc and audible than anything that five dogs could produce There a a good deal mare danger to life and limb from these operators loo I submit that this is of course a problem not of dogs but people This small and formerly pleasant community has In the past few years ex beyond all reasonable expectation population has changed In character We have many former with their urban customs and values and wo have the long established residents who rcmcmbcrthingsusthoyucro and perhaps find difficulty In changes thrust upon them Doth must makt adjustments in their outlook toward their new neighbours No mention has been made of the sudden In crease In number of children who roam unsupervised and evidently without Parental guidance regarding their ffhaviour A few good healthy voiced watchdogs would hardly be amiss when those youngsters thoughts turn to wreck and plunder which they cause In carefully tended gardens Let he who Is without fault cast the first stone Yours William K For employment but not smell This is a Counter Attack on the last Issue pertaining to the Beardmone abuse and problems As a new resident and home owner for the past year I was misled when I pun ha sod a home in Acton In pertaining to the odor but I think Acton could become the best little town for Its environmental and country living I travel 33 miles to work to give my family a better way of living than in the city But even friends from the city are sickened by the smell when they visit am sure this applies to all newcomers to Acton and I am pleased that somebody is finally doing something about this problem I am all for as a beneficial and productive Plant but as a subdivision of Canada ackers and such a large Company they could put more effort In eliminating that odor and making a free and healthy place to live PS It has hi amusing sides when we retire with open windows and blame one another for the fresh pure air Please do something about smell 183 Churchill Acton July What a weekend Ural all day night one of the warmest most humid nights of the ear we were unable to leave our windows open at night because of the dreadful stench sweeping through this area This continued on through the night and to some degree all day yesterday Sun day July I was interested to read the readers let last week in praise of Beard mores the one lady obviously doesn get the smell like we do down thts end of town and the other tetter in my opinion should not been printed if the writer did not wish anyone to know he or she was It is because of live thinking like this that problems like the one we are suffering now do not get settled Because have been in this town more than a hundred years or so I am told is no excuse for hem to pollute the air we all have to breath and the officials who tdl us we don t to lite here are not helping solve the problem either People have suggested that there an other causes for this odour if that Is so I should be interested if they would tell us what they are and why they are not at tended lo also iome of you have suggested that the Mater Pollution Control plant just south of us could also be responsible Vicll I can agree with Mr Sercrt engineer for the Environmental Control at that Qua not so at least it t this week Offer two scholarships end because my husband and I walked down there to see if we could detect any our and there t a suspicion or a bad smell down there only Ihe smell of wild flowers once we got past the third apart mint IdingVa Iky Mew I believe is called tor the past two years we been in constant contact with Mr Inspector forthebnvironmentalConlrol at least that was his title when he first came to visit us I believe it is something different now but he solved thing by his frequent visits got a little tired of the same old story about lagoons having to be cleaned out and filled In the cause of the trouble aceording to him I remember cry well an article printed in the re Press some time ago when Mr wis president of say that when Ihe equipment they were in stalling was working properly the only smell we would get would be one of fresh leather which reall would n t be too hard to bear a matter of fact this year that was what we could smell so what has happened since then to make the old terrible odour return Please Mr Beardmore or Canada Pac kers or whoever ihls tannery now belongs to please do something about it like living in Acton been here almost eight and our from here wouldn t anything Mrs Margaret Wright J Pre July Golden anniversary celebrated By Wendy Thomson Holiday away from Home are really Interesting Men ask Have you heard from your husband yet while womui How arc you managing I both those questions now I heard from At the mil of first he message down from somewhere in Ihe Itoekles by Pony to say ho was and will he not of leially with the Trail of the ItiKkiis he slaying at trull ride camp so he with our guidi Mike Sieve Del Hit following Saturday he managed to down to Banff and phone The whole week had tntn rain and or snow he was mud the 1 1 bono and was in a gnat rush to rait out Nobody was in imp and il eouldnt lie left imply for long IIh gat I fit third week was good anil sounded happier when lie honed the twin ticlh He was mill in rush ihotikh Aide hud left but a few days mil of the hushes popped not only and Mabel well A whole wolverine family on the nunc art two And the pickers have incited bears on the 14 All In oil It sounds like Is having an interesting time I home his ilou lout as out more or less I inn t complain Sometimes though one thing another noes wrong Lust Saturday I drove into smffoldlng to paint lite w is closed Sunday morning I got up early to do away with two of I a eyed a three new kit tins and found that id eaten one of Davids pet ducks the other was still crying plieously when we left to pick rispberrits They wen puked out and closed On the way found hone for who when introduced lo the of the flock ran after David beg ging him not to leave her with alt those funny things that swam and QUACK She left anyhow At home I the f chloroform for tho kittens had been knocked to the floor and melted a of the tile In Ihe need for a bit of adult I drove 10 a neigh hours ended up hold Ihe end of rope calf had rubbed in its pinkeye The final touch e after helping ihcm Inn in i couple of loads of hay their old while they loaded I a once stood up could t sit down again Thai was gone Monday morning wlie n I headed buck loGuclph lor the scaffolding The renin 1 wis but t any However just happened to find the last two sections somewhere eke Just as I signed or them someone trying lo locate some I d rght as the truck was loaded the man throwing in noticed a few wisps of hay in the back and said brightly Oh- do you have hones I m still feeling extremely touchy about being horseless and it like having a sore and having people keep stepping on iL Also on I did jwa with three of Tansy eat four new kittens Now what happened Tuesday Oh yes we are it red a company who seems bound they re going to ignore our prompt payments and I was notified our car insurance was just cancelled On Wednesday I was hoping desperately that they would hurry up and sort themselves in lime to pay for ihe ears rear window that some how managed smashed Yea wo re managing quite well considering house ismori than hull out side with of papering painting and ruining done in in eating masking of nth trimmed a f Wan lies and so on Nit a a lot to do lunsy loo Jusl hid six kittens lust night and I is hem brought home niter stepping on a ill Now I meounilngitajs III is home A six week hi I Id ay is three weeks too long It look three years of dating celebrated their mini Tin couple tamo lo Alton years Before thai Ihey had lived in where Ihey wire married then in Ann Hamilton and It It Milton where the Jim looked the first few years in Van Heel did carpentry work and Inter was employed Micro Plastic night watchman He retired in 1065 The have two sons Don Van of ii Willow Van I leel or Nelson Court and four grand children On the rlday of their anniversary Mr and Mm Van If re out for dinner by two sons In law and two Handy anil tick Mr anil Mrs Heel enjoyed a wonderful affair at St Albans Pariah Hall on Sunday run by their daughters in law Annctln and in honor of iheir yearn of itdid life Pouring tea on Sunday wen Jim Van Heels llael Smith Hart nee villi and niece Hani Hood all of Milton Van I leot sister Mrs Orchard or her sister in law Mrs union Thompson of their Mrs Alton Mis It of Mrs and Slurry of Ii No 1 I icmtl In wen Mrs A Mrs I Mi Intyn mid Mrs Iaihm if Shi Hi Wilson looked after tin gin book Ihe anniversary couple congratulations from Prime Pierre unit Mrs Davis Hi burl he Honorable George Kerr mill and Mine ger Soil crop members tour Oxford farms A WONDERS was the used liy Mrs Vnn I lctt to the In Id at the Parish llnll lust Sunday Mr and Mrs Van I Invt SO yours us of lust Friday By J Stanley Sixty members of the Soil Crop Improvement Association and the Held Crop Club ravelled to Tuesday July At the farm of Wlllium dairy herd and eom fields I was eaten at Souths I Park in Woodstock On Ihe John Hurl farm Woodstock everyone was Impressed with his grain drying and bundling system visit wis Mix inspect four free stall dairy barns Die final slop was the feeder hog and beef ficdhit entirprise of Ilk hard I ukesldc Rich was a high school teacher until this year Pet of the week AND THIS little pig stayed home Petunia Pig likes to stay home and engage in her favorite pastime of tunnelling through nay Petunia is six weeks old and lives at No 2 Acton home of Patrick and Erica is very talkative and enjoys barking at the horses and chasing a puppy all of whom reside at the farm also As you can see she has just come up for air after burying herself in the hay Itoy of Drayton formirly of Acton was honored by the company for ID years of service In the He Drayton In and operated a which by in In i4 ills business then where It is presently Mr and Mrs Boris an again a month in Ukraine and iiessim Many from this district collages in in a Many are on his week and the town Is mile let I know of any visitors or Irlps of particular irilircst This Is a column to share with friends Several area enthusiasts travelled to Misslssiuga to watch the Canadian Open last week Man revived at thi Kelso Conservation area pool wire quick save year old Bill Lacy when he surfaced unconscious after striking something while diving He was revived by the tor say Milton Vtma I in with How it during A Ion Mr da ill Mil vlh from Kingsl visiting Inn Over 101 attended fair hoard barbecue t tin home of Mm mil Mil ill ugh on night I It w is Ik Inking 1 m an affair win hi fix mid I nil llm l things I if llu numbers Mil in r intirlnim I with his hi in dollars board has In Id dunci but the gnherisa Precast concrete steps porches platforms Railings FREE ESTIMATES BURLINGTON UNIT STEP New Street Burlington 6324601 Agriculture offering two annual scholarships of each to worthy students from the Region of beginning agricultural or family ana consumer studies at the University Guetph or similar studies at one of be Colleges of Agricultural Technology in Ontario These awards are available to male or female students and will be made on the basis of agricultural background and academic standing as welt as participation and achievements in Junior Farmers and other com activities One of the scholarships will be made available to selected students entering the first semester of Uie B Sc or B A Sc program at the University of The other will be available to a selected student entering the first semester or term of the Associate Diploma in Agriculture program at the University of Guetph or diploma programs at of the four Colleges of Agricultural Technology in Ontario Further details and ap plication forms are tainable from the office of the Ontario Minis of Agriculture and Food 181 Main Street Milton MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE new KAWASAKIS must go WE ARE OVERSTOCKED MTI75cc Mini Trail Reg Sale an MCI Trail- Reg Sale G390cc Street Reg Sale F11 Trail- Reg Sale SJ0cc Street- Reg Sate H3 street Reg Sale Similar Savings on other models In slock Buy now and Brampton Do Planting Nowll At Actons Leading Florist SHRUBS PERENNIALS EVERGREENS POTTED ROSES J POTTED SHRUBS ETC FERTILIZERS SEEDS ETC ALWAYS A BIG SELECTION OF CUT Complete Line of Landscape Service Foundation Planting Our Specialty Mlin Til WE 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