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B4 The Acian Free Press Wednesday Jan 6 who does it JI MvYixirCmw ACTON PHOTO ft CAMERA somethng for everyone Esmm Chimney Sacs ping John CHIMNEY REPAIRS ED Blood is meant to I circulate Be a RED CROSS Blood Donor ACTON CHIROPRACTIC Hours Mon El Wad 9 m F to Sit by RICHARD M TELFORD D C 66 MM Street Aclon TOM THOMPSON CHIROPRACTOR Man St S Acton Monday thru Friday For appointment Monday and Friday until dart P SCHMUKI CARPENTRY For phono pain Interior andexter tor renovation quality JIhIIhJTM John Mull en Mb iiiumi HGC CONTRACTORS Reulentiel Commercial Service Home Improvement Carpentry For free 8784248 dagtf GUTHRIE CONSTRUCTION For home and farm improvement 853 0918 Workmanship 1 week or order Qualified on duty to you ACTON PHOTO CAMERA A ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ALTON HILLS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING LIMITED Hour Service Commercial Rual Prop Ptueter John b Custom Farming 8532174 YOUNG ST ACTON SUPPLYING Petroleum for Farm and Homo H sating Sale Sen ice Available Hi Emergency Service Fuel 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PETERSON Strength needed to oust Blue Machine JANt The five candidates making a bid to lea J the Liberal Part when Stuart Smith steps down in February are calling for new strength in the party in order lo overthrow the Big Blue Hal ton Burlington Provincial Liberal Association held a meet night Monday at the Hot restaurant giving the five leader an opportunity to vie or support Gearing up for the leadership convention are candidates Sheila Hamilton Centre Richard Thomas Jim Kitchener MPP John Sweeny Kitchener MPP and David Peterson London Recently returned from a mile Northern Ontario tour rookie Sheila boasted of her election win not so long ago when she took a beat in the Legislature held by the NDP since 1934 Her first election bid in 1977 she lost by just 17 votes after having only 28 days to campaign She attributes her election victory to getting in volved in local issues not as a Liberal but as a com muni member Miss Copps stressed the need for Liberals to start believing in themselves regain hope of conquer the Tones after their nearly four decades of power We re at a crossroad people are looking for an alternative Miss told the audience She warned the Conservative government will do anything to prop up the to allow them to squeeze in the middle Organize raise money and win is the formula candidate John Sweeny would use in preparing for a IBM election A member of the Legislature since 1975 Mr which recognizes people s needs and meets those needs He claims the people of Ontario don t sec the Lib standing for anything The gov eminent is not to do things for people but to work with them to set up the apparatus pro grams clear the tracks We got to say to the people this is a priority these are things we hold ear and dear he said MPP David Peterson in the riding of London trc like his counterpart Mr Sweeny has been rep resenting his area in the provincial legislature since 1975 He is the man our own Julian Reed is backing in the leadership race The 38yearold led for better party organization We have not been organized Half the ridings in Ontario are not capable of putting up a fair fight No one issue will doit We must form a broad base cor relation said the Liberal finance critic a government we will have to create in whcie people can maximize their ind ividuality but if we don have an economic base all these things come under threat Mr Peterson explained A comprehensive industrial plan and develop ment of hi technology and Communications prod ucts with potential for export he recommends will help strengthen the economy The most unique candidate in this leadership race has to be Richard Thomas a conservationist who although is not a member of the Legislature fell short of securing a seat by six votes in the last incial election in the riding of Parry Sound A Parry Sound p municipal councillor for two terms he operates a farm which produces food fuel crops and is committed to developing renewable energy sources which he claims can make Ontario self sufficient in both food and energy needs allowing for export of these products as well Ontario currently imports B0 per cent of Its fuel and per cent of its food He suggested the method of making the Liberal party the governing body in this province is to encourage the 44 per cent of population of Ontario which did not vote in 1981 to exercise their Iran Why do they not vote The general feeling is it won t do a damn bit of good anyway They feel they don have anyone to vote for who will make changes Kitchener Jim first elected in also feels the new party leader must en courage and challenge people to vote and let them know they can have a change a change they can trust As pointed by the other candidates he bel the Liberal party must be well financed and prepared for thenext election We re looking at the position this party is going lobe placed In the next election he said Currently the critic for the Attorney General and for Justice policy he told the assembled association members I know the province and the party and what makes it tick 1 have proven my ability Hydro may spend 10000 put tower farther from road Ontario Hydro is looking at spending approx extra so a microwave lower can be erected far off the Fifth Line of Erin Township Spokesperson Brenda Harris said there is no question they feel the one acre site on the Fifth Concession Lots and is the best site has taken out an option on this site but that mean the final decision Is cut and dried She explained Hydro won have to go through a hearing but it must have to the site from everyone in the area It takes longer this way but once you gel agreement you ve got the If Hydro can I secure agreement for the site from all the neighbors then another site will have to be selected Mrs Harris explained technical engineers said the site was the best of all the possibilities examined in the Acton Erin and Ihcy thought the tower should be located about 100 feet off the road However neighbors expressed concern about the being located so close to the road They would find the tower more acceptable if it was fartherofftheroad Mrs Harris said Hydro agrees with the neighbors that the tower would look better further from the road It would cost an extra for the tower project if the tow was further from the roar because a longer cess road would be needed and power must be put into the maintenancecontrol building Despite the extra cost Hydro is willing to examine this option since It would make Hie tower more acceptable to the neighbors More and more you will see Ontario try lo accommodate people living around our ilitles being more sensitive to their concerns It definitely a trend she declared If this site is accepted by neighbors then the tower won need to be painted red and white or require flashing red light other possible tower sites would require this treatment Hydro is working on a montage to show neighbors how the completed lower would look in relation to the area for Ihenext meeting with residents cops have HEART By TERRY To keep pice with the pulse of a growing com munity Halton Regional Police will soon be the benefitting recipients of a new HEART By 1984 Entry And Retrieval Telecom systems HEART will be ready logo says planning and research officer Dave Richards A feasibility study on the of Hal ton police records w ill be underway next month An of the number of hands a police report passes through those involved In that pro cess and how reports are finally indexed will be scrutinized To oversee the study a computer systems analyst will be working with the police staff on loan from the Ontario Police Commission He will be act ing as an advisor making recommendations about the way in which computerization could be applied to the police operation The study will bring to bear the different options the police force might pursue In tying In with other computer systems The force may end up sharing a computer system with another police force said Mr Rich Or perhaps it could be with Regional government Cost will be the major factor he said In deciding which option the police would ultimately choose The capital costs for the project are estimated at approximately SI million Neighboring regions such as Peel and Hamilton Wcntworlh have already initiated computerization in their operational systems Acton VIPs look back and ahead Acton the annual the Scouts a steer draw the Golden Age dinner Christmas hampers an arthritic in which over is and a hockey team They also sent an exchange student Dcnise to Japan for a year and to Ottiwa Tor the Adventure Citizenship program 1362 will see another foreign student coming to Acton to spend a yeir and the Rotary is currently taking applications from irea teenagers to spend a ON TARGET EVERY Church Services TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA ACTON Sun Jan 10 1982 a m Mo nmg Wot A fa Tough Times Bally fold and THE CHURCH OF ST ALBAN THE MARTYR WdbSt Rev T be BAM Mr Fran Oa an tit Sun Jan 1962 1 am Cho Euchar followed by a pot hick luncheon Bring enough tor your own family and we win a KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA ACTON or A Hansen A Sun Jan 10 1982 Sei vico School and aery CHURCHILL COMMUNITY Rev E M Jenkns Sun Jan 11 am Morn no Wo ship Sunday School Tope of may bo by no BAPTIST CHURCH Pat or Jean Stair Sun Jan 1982 Some I mo Sunday 30 a m Sunday School a m Morning Why Belong SALVATION ARMY Gospel Service Sun day at at Church Acton year away The club also hopes to have a giant auc lion sale in February Acton Legion celebrated their anniversary In with appropriate meetings and dances In July local members took part in the opening of a war room at the Museum and in conjunction with the Rotary club sponsored the Golden Age Christmas dinner A book about the Legion first years was published and a big banquet held in Mar September saw a Nashville Night where mem of the W Legion visited Acton for a spec dinner and dance Acton Legion also enables hundreds of local to play hockey as they sponsor an entire league Only three special events are planned for this year There will a special St Patrick Night in March and a Newfie Night April In June four members will ravel to the national convention in Quebec City While no plans arc definite it Is ex most regular business will continue into The Legion Ladies helped celebrate the golden anniversary also They held a special bazaar to raise funds and Sunny brook Hospital patients were brought to town for a special parly The group also donates the Cancer Society and all other worth while chanties in town This year sees a member travelling to the 1982 gion Ladies convention in the Sioux and lion in sports such as darts and bowling They plan to have another visit from patients as well as keep up he regular Easter visits to senior citizens care for widows hold and a Christmas party for members children The has had a busy year also with their Christmas hampers school bursaries and an bazaar A schedule for has not been drawn up yet but it Is presumed their annual events will be continued John Alhnson president of the Chamber of Com merce said the organization was pleased to accept new members in They launched and sponsored the Committee which became an independent lion and had a successful Monte Carlo night The publishing of a second directory was a highlight and they sponsored their third poster contest for the Back to Acton Days and speakers luncheons were started ThcChamberalsomcrcased their profile in regional and municipal affairs with comments on lot levies and licencing blaws For 1982 AJlinson sees further cooperation with the and groups More speaker arc planned as is an annual general meet ing Seminars will be held and a improved direc tory published Increased involvement on municipal and regional affairs Is also planned The chamber will continue their regular annual events and projects and have discussed the possibilities of establishing tourist and information centre Ed Wood chairman of the Acton BIA is quick to say the highlight of 1981 was the completion of the BIA downtown study The BIA also was pleased Continued from page with the purchase of 37 Christmas decorations for downtown and the Introduction of shopping bags They also made their regular con to the Santa Claus parade The rental of the proposed land for increased downtown parking was shot In the arm for the last year will be a positive year for the organization Wood says He is looking forward to Implementation of some of the downtown study results in the ireas of parking and beaut if cation though the Lea her town Association was on ly a separate entity for part of the year chairman Chip Petrillo still considers the year a success While under the auspices of the Chamber of Com merce held a very successful Monte Carlo night and later while an independent organization put Acton on the map with a Wlntario Draw They have also taken great strides for the town by having it declared a tourist site A logo was adopted and is popping up all over town For 1982 end Is planned which will hopefully be a huge class reunion A fashion show is slated also Actario winners For the second week In a row Eva Cooper and Paul shared the weekly draw prize of and Tell Connolly shared merchant bonus vouchers from Acton Pharmacy and Acton Family Cleaners while Peter Casa went home with vouchers from Nielsens Acton Photo and Camera Ed sin Cleaners and Inez Luty McDonald were the winners of the super shopper draw picking up vouchers from Acton IGA Home Hardware Acton Family Restaurant Shoes Jug City Emilys Natural Foods J Sports Acton Bowling Lanes and Family Cleaners