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Fun games for eve is weekends Over a years hard work and planning by the Acton Agricultural Society will culminate this weekend with the Acton Fall hair The action packid weekend begins at p Friday when the gates open to offer fun seekers an array of displays and things to do Entries are coming in steadily for the Miss Acton Fair contest on Friday Judges will be Jean Jameson a fashion designer and proprietress of Fashions Lloyd M Decks federal agricultural reprcsentntive for Hamilton Went worth and Mrs mother the NHL The stage is ilready set up ready for the Friday night program which will also feature exciting enter by The Newcomers In the poultry barn will be a poultry exhibit exotic birds with i wide inge of colors Also on dis ploy will floor exhibits in the including sihool work preserved produits plants and flowir displays fruits ind vegetables junior inhibits homecrafts other interesting ixlubits In ihi hall irn a large displiy of exhibits from within the can found Hi will ill on displnv for ihe duration of tht fur Hit sitting up shop will ilso for old is as an in Kristin group of for thrill seekers htavv pull gits JO fallow by by Miss tall l- Hire lovtlv from and urea will vie for the title i held by Susan Tiiibodeau Hit gates open at a Saturday Ttit Carlsberg im will be on hand for all to sic until it has to leivi to participate in the which starts at noon it the Smith Middle I in tins tear will be the Hand Ontario issid Pipe ind Drum Hand Dutch Hoys idtl band and many many linn will in prizes for the best of the parade and decor bicycles tricycles mil doll buggies art Tht piradi i its route down to to Mini Si to tin hollowing the will show Junior J show sheep show show pony show harness ponies heavy horses light horses field exhibits and displays as well as hall exhibits and displays There will also be many food and refreshment concessions Inside the arena Ihe popular Baby Show will begin at p Seven classes have been set up with prizes for winnirs domtcd by local businesses The Old tiddlers Contest stirts at in the ireiu this year Each con will be playing a waltz Jig and a reel or hornpipe busiest day of the wttkend winds up with i tall Fair Dance at the Acton Curling Club with Ihe Wright Band providing Hit musie Students- up to will be rceeiv a free entry form in school for i draw on a ten speed bike form ilso Is their into the fair grounds for he day The bike has been donated by various businesses and families in the town and Due to unforeseen iir the pitching contest Mas been cancelled The lair board wishes to for any this Hon may have caused Sunday provis to be another busy day at the fair Gatts open at noon with the tnglish western horse show right at A water ball contest a first for the fair will set Aclon fire fighters their wives competing gainst neigh boring fire departments Other for the doy will In tittle show traitor pull not to mention the midway food wedding scene its miin models being young people who will actually be married soon Sean van Merkcstein and Judy who is to their bridesmaid will also take the rolt in fair show Other models in the show will be Maggie Hall Cheryl Stewart Heather Ferguson Iiwrcnce Margaret son Joanne McLean and Cithy Graham will hi by Judy Berry of 1ookmL Glass stage settings tonic Wrought Iron lur by llirn Antiques and from rim is Ailon first is lass fur By Sunday fair will be over for inotbtr for most in how who in already planning 1J7J ACTON ONTARIO WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER Two Close vote could change Council says fluoridate water ltobllurtt Halloa Region reporter Council his decided tint Milton ind supplies will hi Thit dicision wis nnde to wishes of all three Milton representatives on council The decision is also contrary to the expressed people in Milton The town voted over installing fluoridation equipment in tit 1971 still there is possibility that of reversing councils decision whin Ihe matter comes before council in the form of a law The recorded vote earned Wednesday with 11 members voting to install fluoridation and nine members- opposing it Millon Councillor Jim Watson and Burlington Councillor Tom Sutherland both missed the vote because they were out of the room Both opposed fluoridation unless a plebiscite was called ml I Pit Milton joined forces to oppose flu without people an in their desires Milton Don Cord in said the town h is pure Mints to it He would unfortunate it in i plebiscite but hi did feel it should to vote of the people In Milton Councillor Jim he preferred to set issui dealt with on in municipihtv bisis as one councillor wondered if Acton could get it without having it put in the Milton system don mi to be without it just Milton doesn I Mil We dm I Winttoiit i up in their ins Id nil Dennis I tin rtgion put nil Ihi without it into MilKn However if i is tilled it Ins to lit wide Milton Councillor Jim ill icked it logic ind rule of Burlington or villi don So wbj si PHI is sDurv Princess this vtir The 111 old issifjiuea resident was crowned by his is princess for Ihe past two yeais Mane is a til nit It student it Acton High School she will on first this weekend when sht Acton Fall I sets decision is that should made by is area municipalities and I the solicitor for Burlington pre it for ha just munieip itrliii icknowlcgcd that I hid opted for i in Town of Bolton without going to i rition widi plebiscite But they had done so without from their solicitor itrlin ixplalncd That sounded good to Kerr I ind see how they out before we go iheid he urged ludicrous is the Burlington Dentists recommend adding fluoride to water Santa Claus is due Nov 25 mbtr CI it I ind tin ACTONS NEWEST DENTIST Jeffrey gives a fluoride treatment to eight year old Holly Cooper of Acton A gum shaped cup is filled with liquid fluoride inserted in the mouth and kept in place for four minutes The process is repeated for the bottom teeth For those children too young to sit through the process Dr says the fluoride can be applied with cotton swabs All three Acton dentists favor fluoridation of the town water is a very import ant isset in fight against tooth decay according to three dentists and all favor Regions sal to add the substance to the local water system Bob and Jeffrey igrecd fluoride defiantly helps the cavity prone child However they all also stressed that a good oral hygiene program is essential explained that the fluoride will not do much good if the teeth ire not brushed and cared fnr properly Over of time the dentists told the tree Press fluoride forms a ehimicul bond within the enamel making the teeth harder ind more resistant The sub stance Is especially iffectlve between the ages of four years and when the leeth are still growing and forming pointed out that fluoride can also help adults but not is effectively as child It can also strengthen teeth before they break through the gums feels stories about fluoride like those about at one time have been blown out of proportion with rumors and falsehoods He emphasize fluoride does not hurt the teeth in any way He com pared excessive use of to drinking 100 Cokes in a row It will make you sick he surmised But who is going to drink 100 Cokes in a row he said Putting fluoride In the water right away will not help on the next dentist check up ihe dentists said It takes years before results will be seen Steen said In the meantime brush regularly and see the dentist regularly According to a brochure put out by the Canadian Dental Association fluoride can be found in some rivers and streams and other ground water It depends on how much there is in the rocks and soil the pamphlet Bald A tiny amount is all that needed only about one part fluoride to one million parts of the brochure con mike teeth much Thi will run down to Mill Street ist indthtngowist on Mill to Pirk Street north on irk the parade will turn go ist on Knot stn to Hilton Hills works the id mutt to ipprov il Hi more resisl to for life provided the fluonditid w iter is while their ire forming This odorless tasteless idt will ilso help to i whuh ire com pletely formid Could be lethod of getting ihi in it A fluoride solution in iv applied to Ihi leeth in tin office or ihe link Cot floats indpirlicipiting groups will be ible Summer completion for seniors apartment Tin iceks mints would he stirtid 1 intil the project is sht stressed If all will Ms Hi II thru sin the 2 units should In ti she completed in July or lit nisi it is 1 inc at which turn Hilton built Hurt will housing old i iInivi ground it process oils lor th f Hit building apartments il Drive fould be completed whtn the ip Christ Hole of tint inn Housing office Ms told the Press lenders now been on the awaited contractor should be mined procc September O she sold She Shi noted continued to that work would hi judged mi tit mils comfort usually six to light Inrdship how much Main S beautification expected for this fall Bids are being sought for planters Garbage containers the Business Improv and benches are also include Area beautification of Main in the project St S The ad appeared in last The I A hopes to have week Free Press and again the project done this fall today Originally the phn was to have the area finished in the sprint but find ipprov from tin f Hills don June fill Hit Pi Duby stands of too late to the job wis put to tin fill Hi feils in it the lime the is riad to begin should If In put trees in A 19yeor council veteran has decided that he will run for Gallon Hills council again this fall The local level is my bailiwick says Acton s former mayor He is per manager at Beard Mr poind out of Aclon three representatives on first council he Is the only one left Jot Hurst retired after his first term and now Pit says he to retire As a result he feels he should run for another maintaining a level of ex penence and continuity on ihe council Flit will bt in of ihe slores on the pi ion Hit wesi side of the linn the un Mill turner it Johnson Hi I stale will improved The and weeds find girbige will replictd Willi in piving IT WAS A BUSY WEEKEND for total sports Minor soccer held its cup day at I Bennett and Smith schools while Acton Minor baseball had their fun day and trophy lions at Prospect Park Here Pop Main presents Debbie Lumbers with a special award More sports in the second section of today paper