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HELP WANTED SALES PERSON REQUIRED If you am interested In Joining an aggressive Sale Team with a leading Wolurwegen and Honda dealership Wo have a posi tion for you We offer top commission and excellent working conditio Apply in person to BAZ MOTORS Guetpti Street Georgetown ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS EXPEDITOR FOR STOCK ROOM Apply CANADA Todd Road Georgetown Ontario HAIRSTYLISTS required full time apply The House of Hair 136 Main St Milton Ontario SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS NEEDED REGULAR AND SPARE Acton Milton and Georgetown areas Training provided CALLTRAVELWAYS GEORGETOWN 8542171 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Security Personnel Full timePart Time Rate S3 per hour emotionally mature energetic BENEFITS for Scholarship dependants Steady work Highest wages In In Phone or an between and 12 and Toll Free FULL or PART TIME I Beauty Consultant tor expand company Must be pleasant and mature No necessary training provided For Interview a call HELEN GODWIN 42mgatf STRAWBERRY Pickers Mult supply own transportation Call only Thursday June and Friday Juno 24 a p Peter McCarthy R 3 Georgetown CARPENTRY full or part time work Products could use 3 more adults to service our door to door part lime Coll collect Hamilton 33B 2530 WILL do dressmaking altera children wear and odd knitting PAINTING tree estimates reasonable rates Gus God Daniel St Erin 9002 EMPLOYMENT WANTED EXPERT TREE FELLING No job too big or too small CALL 8786674 for free estimate TODD ASSOCIATES JOAN TODD General Accounting Bookkeeping 43ag26 SHEET METAL work furnace central air power humidifier detiumld electric air cleaners basement alterations Call STUDENT EMPLOYMENT YEAR OLD boy requires summer work on farm or something similar Sturdy and willing Morlay Ellis GRADE student with factory and conservation experience wishing summer employment beginning any time Coll Cliff 31991 DO SOMETHING new phone Rendezvous Dating Brampton 11 am to AUCTION SALES HAPPY 0lh birthday Hutchison RELIABLE babysitting done In my home weekdays AUCTION SALE FOR GLEN ROBERTA WEDNESDAY EVENING 29 JUNE AT 530 PM APPLIANCESKetvlnatorFroslFreofrig harvMtgokt Inglis dryer color TV 21 OK 19 E StereoconaolemodolO FURNITURE ANTIQUES 2 pine blanket boxes ox yoke shp lanterns from No Queen Anne sailed Great Lakes set of platform scales used for table prestedback armchair pressed back arm rocker mahogany nest of tables wagon cherry chest of drawers w matching head board love seat modern chesterfield chair ottoman chestarfield chair end tables mop to chost of drawers coffee table desk maple trestle dating table set of ladder back chairs ruih seat ound games table swivel tub chairs black loath or club chair small green chest child a roll top desk MISCELLANEOUS Sot of brass counier chairs glass china etc pr of table cans crocks pine tool carrier pine wood box small bellows picnic table beg truck fireplace tools Iron pots ship ping pong table small Quebec heater hay knrfe old toots picture frames TRACTORS etc Ford tractor front end loador tit grader blade Soars riding lawn mowar new Mor riding lawn mower repair garden toot hose cyclone seeder now chain saw Beaver bench saw Sunbeam Ska saw 2 drills hand sows and other tools auto This a good clean off an in good order Property sold Owners moving TERMS cash or Not responsible for accidents MAX STOREY ROCKWOOD AUCTIONEER 7Semg25 AUCTION SALE For MRS HERBERT ALLEN WED EVENING JUNE OF HOUSEHOLD AND SOME ANTIQUE ITEMSplus lawn mower Zen frost free rot orator across the top I yoars burner cupboard modern table and cook stove old crocks round oak dnng room table wth chars and match pine kitchen table old bods many old usual Is washer Duncan Phyfo ft pine table mahogany buff at wth glass back studio couch excellent shapo chesterfield and 2 match chairs mahogany table mahogany coffee labia upholstered rod nor oak hall table odd rugs and runners Ico console T V good shape floor fans no 3 shelf book shelf set of American Encyclopedia a floor upright vacuum largo wicker trunk pins night table quant of ha coal and fro wood Many more household a nd antique Items RIDING MOWER Brand name lawn mower th snow blower to a PARTIAL list only Owner has moved Owner or not responsible fo accidents jim McCartney AUCTIONEER AUCTION SALE MONDAY EVENING JUNE P For CHARLIE MARILYN BENNETT Located on West Flamboro west of Brock Rd mllos of No north west No Hwy Watch for signal Of tractors farm machinery plusr CONSISTINGOF Ferguson gas vector leODhrs good shape Oliver gas tractor w front end loader M F disc ft 3 fort I T O driven 10 ft F cultivator F ft hay mower row corn planter older model 3 George a 100 gallon sprayer aluminum tank scraper blade M F No 10 works good Now Idea T manuror spreader 160 bus Martin heavy duty wagon and rack MF hay Honor 30 It wheel bale land roller bar hay rake sec on of new all harrows and drawbar manyothersmallmrsc to ma HAY- Appro 1500 bales of lost years 1st cut hay Owner or Auctioneer not rospons bio tor accidents TERMS Cash or cheque proper I jim McCartney auctioneer AUCTION BRONTE HARBOR MARINE LTD 1st ANNUAL Sale Boats and cars Juno 10AM Lekeshora Rd SI CAMPING EQUIPMENT CAMPER BUS Sleeps 7 fridge stove toilet propane tanks Vb speed trans mission HHIsburgh 855 hardtop camper fully equipped way fridge burner stove Ink water tank water and electrical hook hydraulic brakes sleep Immaculate condition asking 853 3344 Acton TRUCK camper long box or Toyota sleeps 870 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In The Estate of J ALSO KNOWN AS ELIASZ JULIAN MOLODY Late of he Town of Acton In the Regional Municipality ol Labourer Deceased ALL persons ng claims against the Estate of Ellssi J also known as ELIASZ JULIAN who died on or about the 2nd day of May a a required to file proof thereof the solicitors for the Executor on or before the day of July after which date the estate bo distributed having regard only to tho claims then lied DATED at Hills Acton Ontario this day of Juno Street East Halton Hills Acton On tarlo Solicitors for the Executor Jul Reed The Acton Free Press Wednesday June 22 Looking forward to term As energy critic for the Lib era party Julian Reed re elected MPP for lington is looking forward with excitement towards the new session at Queen Park next Monday Reed says the Liberals as the new official opposition party utter edging out the 3433 In the June 9 elect ion will have much more to say in the development of Ontario I feel we can come to grips and do something about the problems In this province he said One Issue Mr Reed wants to tackle Is that of regional government Recently McKeough the provincial treasurer and Minister of Economics and Inter govern mental Affairs said an in dependent review of regional government in Hamilton would be tablished and Mr Reed said he is hoping for a similar com for Mr Reedsaidhebellevcdin cooperation between muni cipalitics but dldn think that required the creation of another level of government Mr Reed felt it is only that municipalities co operate in such areas as developing waste recovery systems and planning but he dldn t concede that areas such as these should be the basis for regional government The problem with regional government according to Mr Reed is that it divorces Itself from the people and the com muni ties It serves There is no way he average person can relate to the region he said The regional structure re moves itself from the real political base which is community and that one son why it doesn work well Mr Reed added He felt this was especially true in Halton We have distinct individual communities and we re asking these communities to give up JULIAN REED Minister of Environment ad mltling that what Mr Reed is saying is not all that bad Mr Reed said he hopes to make some headway Into 10O per cent resource recovery by increasing the pressure on Mr Kerr to recognize its existence I consider this my responsibility and will do everything possible to push the government into recogniz lngthls Mr Reed added that the Liberal party backs the development of resource re covery systems because garbage is a province wide problem If this session lasts long enough I think we will get an active commitment from the government in that dlrec lion he said It has to happen Its only natural On a provincial wide basis Mr Reed hopes the Liberals can work with the provincial government In establishing a competent job creation their sovereignty to subject themselves to something they can In the next session Mr Heed also hopes to deal indirectly with the location of the regional landfill Site I south of Milton which Ihe 1 remains Britannia Citizens Group is attempting to block through the legal process I have no influence on regional decision said Mr Reed But I can plead the case personally and I have done so in as many able ways to support the people Mr Heed however feels the re answer to the problem ib to push the provincial government to allocate funds for the construction of 100 per cent resource recovery plants instead of having muni more fill sites In past Kerr the Minister of f has denied the existence of per cent isle recovery system hut Mr Reed claims they do lie is with us now slid Mr Its simply a mailer of work in the spirit of coopera which is more likely than before he said We should be able to say to the govern meat If you don t have a good program use ours Mr Reed hopes the Con will look Into a pro gram to help make home In sulation standard In homes though he admitted the Liberals woufdn demand it be made compulsory in each home One of the issues the Liberals will be stressing in the next session said Mr Reed Wed love to help you MORTGAGE FUNDING JULY square store frontMill parklno Suitable for store office warehousing Phono B53 ft suit workshop or sales on Guelph Street Georgetown Reduced rent af monthly Available now ELK HALL for rent coniacl Rick at or Larry 3905 after 30 m NEW THREE bedroom house centre of Acton available August 1 5347 monthly 853 3 BEDROOM town ho use In Acton tor rent or private sale end unit 5315 per month Including maintenance fees available Sept 1 references please Call 821 12570 APARTMENTS FOB RENT ONE bedroom basement apart available July THEMAYFAIR Ontario SI Milton finest One and two bedroom apart s Many extra features Including free sauna room hobby room park Ing Please see the Super Intendenls Mr and Mrs FIVE ESKIMOS from Baker Lake in the Northwest Territories came south to Sheridan College Heavy Equipment School in Milton for specialized training in roadbmlding equipment George Redd and Dan Beck of Milton Blue Cab Co who drove the visitors to and from school each day treated the Eskimos to a dinner at the Tai Woo Inn before they headed home on the weekend From left seated are Mr Redd Mr Beck HughHaqpi David Owingayak and Ovid Kmnowatner Standing are Alex Iglookyouak and Paul Eskimo workers learn heavy equipment here 31945 Two bedroom In Acton all utilities building no pels ir 853 3343 2003 BACHELOR one room 5200 bedroom do apartments for rent all utilities Included Call 853 TWO bedroom apartment 111 St Acton Available July 1st 877 ONE bedroom apartment available July 1st John Street month Stove and Fridge Included Utilities extra TWO bedroom apartment for rent 853 Ask for Lei 31987 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES COMMERCIAL and Induslrlal pace for rent 40x30 Cell Queen Tiro FOR Mill St approximately ft show windows and same storage in 853 By ceil Information Sheridan The annual spring budding of the trees may seem like common occurence to south ern Ontario But to Paul Ookowt it almost a miracle Paul an from Baker Lake in the Northwest Territories had never even seen a tree until Inst month That when he and four other men from this tiny Eskimo settlement near Hudson s Bay began taking special nine week training program at Sheridan Heavy equip ment School in Milton The five students In a heavy equipment operators program designed by Shen don especially for them and sponsored by the federal Department of Indian fairs and Northern Development The program is unique in that there is no classroom training involved explains Frank Murphy tor of the Heavy I School Because few of the Eskimos can reud or write English one docsn even speak Englishall training is conducted in the field by the process of illustration We show them what to do and how to do It and then hand the equipment over to them When It rains they move indoors and watch films The Eskimos range in age from to 38 and come from a wide variety of backgrounds Ovid Kinnowatner and Hugh 21 are single Alex Iglookyouak and Paul arc each married with two or more children Some like Paul hove never from home before Others have taken previous programs in pef an expert hunter was the guide for a much publicized 1S70 expedition from Bilker Lake to Yellowknife The mile snowmobile trip took the 11 man crew onl days to complete despite three day which sent them in lit off their course Some of the Eskimos are with he municipal works department In Baker and arc being paid a while taking the program or others it Ihe first lime they ve driven any thing other than a snowmo bile When they returned home June 17 nil went to jobs with the works department in road building and oilier forms of community development involving the operation of heavy equipment ThcEskimos the Hotel in Oak were bused lo and from school every Monday to Friday in a taxi van After in the cafeteria they head for the school practice field where I hey spend the day 10ton trucks bulldozers graders and front end loaders with help of hand signals from a qualified instructor There been no difficulty nil communicating says Murphy They re very receptive and have adapted well to the program are some things though that have taken a little longer adapt I levators for instance Paul first encounter with one came during a weekend visit to Ottawa and the Parliament buildings where a little apprehensive about he was almost caught in the doors Thunder a rare sound in the far north was also a new and frightening ex pcriencc And then there were Ihe trees contend with Soys Murphy ing We have noticed a few dents in the machinery Thesurprises have not been altogether onesided how ever The post office got its share thanks to a Care pack age sent of the Eskimos from his family in Baker Lake The contents dried caribou meat These men attended church services in Actons church when they first arrived Janitor Bruce Lukes sow them walking down the street and invited them in Domtar deal A deal for purchase of the closed Domtar plant by Scott Paper is no closer following a three hour meeting at Regional headquarters last Wednesday between municipal and Paper officials Seolt Paper vicepresident and general manager eastern manufacturing Bernard Goulct and three other company officials met wllh Region Chairman Morrow Mayor Tom Hill Peter planner Mario Vendltti Alex and Ken Hogg Ministry of the Environment and Ray of the regional works department In an interview Pomeroy said there are technical problems still to be resolved is that of limiting government spending If people to be restricted on their income then so should the government be restricted on what It can Reed There will be a strong effort by the Liberal party lo make its programs become reality in the minority govern ment situation Mr Reed said Lot details cleared up Land Division Committee helped an Acton lawyer clear up details of a lot lo be con veyed during a meeting on the Seventh Line offices on June 14 Lawyer Chapman was concerned about Lot owned by John and Mae Palmer on the registered plan These are not registered in a plan of sub division Chapman said Move on dump Regional Council voted to implement a four step plan designed by Regional Solicitor R M Mar tin to obtain the necessary approvals for a major landfill site in Milton The action approved at council meeting Wednesday sets the forum for another court battle between the re gion and the Citizens Group The group has been fighting the battle for more than a year now David Katz a spokesman for the group said it would appear there is no alternative for the citizens group and that the group will more than likely take the region to court He said he was busy setting up a meeting with the group solicitor Environmental Lawyer David said the action taken by the council is clearly illegal and defies an order handed down earlier this spring by the Supreme Court of Ontario The four steps reeom mended by Martin include making application to the Town of Milton for official plan and zoning bylaw changes to provide for a pro posed waste disposal site the acquisition of required lands application of a certificate of approval or temporary of approval from the Ministry of the Environment to operate the proposed site and approval or the financing of the proposed waste dis posal site Take options Region has taken options on 300 acres of land foro landfill site north west of Tremaine and Britannia intersection this news paper learned late last week Regional Property Agent Vince confirmed reports about the options and indicated he was dealing with three property owners in the area says the options were taken In February or March He said council could not buy the land until after Milton official plan and ion by law had been amended and not until the Ontario Municipal Board and The Ministry of the Environment had approved th purchase A court order handed down earlier this spring forbids any purchase of land for the pur pose of a landfill site unlit those conditions are met Ignore 3100 Hills council ignored a 100 signature petition Tuesday night voting to build a new library in Cedarvale Pork In March council approved the building of a new library in but backed down In May in the face the largest petition ever to the town The special meeting Tuesday involving coun Halton Hills Library Board and a special citizens committee was called to resolve the new library issue Councillors repealer complained a presentation alternative sites from Long head of the protesting citizens commiltee Several times councillors said the library board plan should be backed because no altei natives were proposed