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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 29, 1982, p. 1

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Fox Run funds slow coming in Participant are alow collecting their pledge and getting them turned into any Acton bonk since the Terry Fox Run on September 19 One of the organizers of the event Jon Hurst reported only about baa been turned In at local banks so far a far cry from the over fit W pledged by organizations and to the approximately participants He urged people be prompt in turning their pledges over to people they sponsored and participants turn their funds In as soon as possible Organisers have beard from some people In the past week who said they would have sponsored someone if they had been ap proached They remind everyone It isnt too late to simply go to any Acton bank and give a donation In the Fox Run fund Checking with the banks this week they were pleasantly surprised to learn of another small Fox Run which raised SO Hurst explained pledge sheets from one adult and eight children had been turned in at a local bank Their run was over their own course at Nor Park just outside Acton The participants are weekend campers This extra money pushes the amount edged to well over up slightly from year first Fox Run These colored eggs are not just for Easter fun Duncan pre era his eggs green No he decant dye them to suit his mood He gathers mem tram bfai chicken coop that coke with a few turquoise beige and cream colored one mixed la For about four years now the former deputy- reeve of township has been raising Araucanas a ben from Chile which produces colored eggs sen them commercially but be has given a few away The eggs are about the size of Grade A medium white eggs says and one broken are exactly the same as a regular egg The shell Is a bit thicker making them travel easier and the egg itself tends to stay put In the frying pan rather than spread out In fact says that Is one way of telling the freshness of any egg if is spreads out In the pan it is not as fresh as the ones which are tidier Although the colored look and taste the same as the white and brawn eggs tbey are high In nutritional value Araucana eggs according to scientists have no per cent more protein and per cent more Iron For some reason the blue eggs are high in Vi tarn In McPbedran got Into the colored egg bobby when his daughter bought his son a pair of Araucanas for years back Altogether he now has about two dozen bens about eight of which are the Chilean breed The special bens compare favorable with domestic bens laying about four or five a week He feeds all his bens grit which is actually course sand This is used to manufacture the egg shell and helps the bens to digest their food They are also fed regular chicken food too It is not known which ben lays which color but each ben lays the same color ell the time When purchasing the hens the buyer must wait until the first lay to determine what color eggs he Is going to get He supposes if he took notice of which eggs be took from which chicken be would know who laid the green and who laid the blue The eggs are very much In demand around Easter be kept around all winter just for the one season Thus there are never enough to go around If in stores he said most people would either think they were oversized Robins eggs or eggs that had gone bad Or be says the farmer would be accused of painting says he eats more colored eggs than white or brown In fact there are days when there are not even white eggs In the house The beige colored egg the farmer chuckles Is the closest he has ever came to the golden egg Duncan McPbedran hi quite possibly the only far mer aroaad always ready for SI Patricks Day He has a special kind of South American bens which lay colored eggs ranging from beige to green McPbedran says the colored wonders taste as good as the conventional white ones but are in fact easier to cook with because they do not spread oat when fried A Community Newspaper One Hundred and Eighth Year Issue Acton Ontario Wednesday September 29 1982 Pages Thirty Cents No ceasefire between neighbors shoot club The works of Acton nig hookers like Elsie Swscknsmer will be en display make their colorful rap wall hangings and pictures Asm Id tl from new until Saturday at the Hilton Hill Cultaral Centre ta Georgetown Deris Daley Georgetown Edna Joyce Milton Jean Parian Milton Mr and other resident of North Halt are members of the Long Georgetown Georgetown Rag Hookers Guild Members will also demonstrate hew they OP control of hydro lines worries ICG members Members of the Interested Citizens group who fought the hydro transmission corridor through Hills for several years contend the draft Official Plan for the Town gives less protection than the old Dave Moffat a tireless critic of hydro told Halton Hills council the draft O gives hydro carte blanche to build hydra lines where they want He claimed the new draft plan would open the door to at least two more corridors through Halton Hills a move which be stated is compl etely Incompatible wtth farming He pouted out Use lines would carry large amounts of bulk power at high voltage With hydro the maxim what you see what you get Is true not what they say youre going toget Mayor Pete contended the provision to the Official Plan making any electric power facility satisfy the Environmental Assessment Act would give the same protection as an indep endent study Thats what the ICG wanted all along he added But we never Peter Water of the firm preparing the draft Official Plan the point raised by John Minns asm of the ICG at earner meeting was valid Minna bad explained then had been no environmental hearing in the case of the northsouth line through Town and said this area had been exempted by the provincial Cabinet not having an environmental assessment hearing He emphasized by requiring confor mity with the Environmental Assessment Act in the Of Plan it would be difficult to have the same thing occur because the concerns of the residents would be a Ired a public meetings The consultant pointed out the working of the clause on utilities is exactly the same as the regional plan to which the Town plan must conform He argued the exemption given to the area a few years ago was a political move and predicted i wou be d to justify as e perhaps on amei grounds now in light of overproduction In to a from Councillor Pam Sheldon the said the Town had been directed to let the hue go through when the corridor was bunt in the plan residents would have leu chance to know about any proposed lines Persisting Sheldon asked if the consultant felt the Town was protected by the wording in the draft plan Tbe procedure under the Environmental Assessment Act calls for more stringent than under the planning process the consultant argued and stressed tbe lack of impact on the environment la much harder and more costly to prove than any hearing on land A couple of meetings with the Mayor of Milton hasnt resulted in a ceasefire between neighbors and the owners members of an l Acton trap shooting club Now Milton council is looking at two forms of legislation to help and tbe dispute between the two sides over Sunday afternoon noise and prevent future gun club problems Leo Osso who says he Is spokesman for the people petition to council last month complaining about the noise said In the past they didnt complain because they were under the impression the Club San CRSQ would be moving He says the frequency of shoots Is increasing IB so far this year since April and the area on Slderoad Is quite built up Sunday is a day of rest People work all week but they cant get any peace on Sundays The peace and quiet enjoyment of our property Is be ing violated for us declared In an interview this week Lost week Mayor Gordon reported to council be had met twice with and club owners as well as municipal staff but couldnt reach to end the dispute The neighbors never know when the noise Is go ing to start on a Sunday afternoon or how long it will last The time range this summer had been noon to he claimed Overtheyears activity at the club has gradually been increasing and while the club has been In existence on 25 for 10 years the amount of noise has increased badly the past of summers However one of the spokesmen for the club Peter Buna said they arent shooting more theyreshootlngless George Buna Flora Buna and Mario are listed as the owners Most Sundays they start shooting at 30 and finish before and even when there arc competitions Buna says the shooting only runs from l While the club used to operate just a few times each summer Buna explained for the past five years shooting has been fairly regular In the spring summer and fait He added many mem bers have been going to other clubs so shooting has been reduced of late Body discovered nearBrucedale The body of a man missing since early this month was found In a wooded area about two miles north of formerly SbrattonsCor on Saturday announced The body was titled as David Francis Mur ray 26 who had been reported missing to Guelph City Police on September A 20yearold Guelph man was charged with first degree murder Monday night and later re manded in custody in connection with the disappearance and subsequent discovery of rays body Guelph said foul play was suspected in Murrays death and his body was sent to tbe Ire for Forensic Science in Toronto for examination on Monday werent complete at press time but preliminary findings Indicated the cause of death might have been multiple stab wounds Buna Is a member of the Rod and Gun Club and noted there Is shooting and all day Sunday at the Eden Mills Club so there really isnt much to complain about on Side road The club waits until after lunch and stops shooting before supper time on Sundays to reduce d is nee of neighbors He said they don understand what neighbors want they cant number of Sunday operations because of competitions They question petition claiming some names were childrens every member of families signed and he didnt properly explain the situa to people Buna said the owners also a petition and a good number who signed petition also signed theirs saying the noise doesn bother them Osso says the noise from he shooting carries all over quite a distance and there are homes within feet of the range In total there arc homes close enough for the shooting sound to disturb residents said Many neighbors even know the club existed before they bought since a proper sign t posted at the club until just last summer Osso said Staff Informed council any regulations under the Planning Act will only restrict future gun clubs However bylaws under the Muncipal Act could Impact on the club but also he other two trap shooting clubs in Milton Minimum setbacks noise barriers and restrict shooting times are among the controls council will consider next months Waiter would be wrong not to put reflect hand use Be argued if hydro baa an not inside this week Did and Jim arc after beard seats See stork Fare Chief ami Us toa office aavasore pages The as restored The Tawn bearing will be held either November J or IS Torn I page Caasaltaa have predicted a It per cent sales ftr Acton Mere page a The the United Chorea af Canada Is earning here Tan to Grubbe is out of race Councillor Terry Grubbe has withdrawn from the race for a Hills council seal First elected by a byelecllon In October to fill the seat left vacant by the death of Us Grubbe said after considerable thought I find myself unwilling to commit myself to the three year term She said she enjoyed the past three years on and will now other ventures It is my hope that many of the people who have expressed disenchantment with the Halton Hills level of government the representation and level of service for Acton will consider entering the election she said Grubbe who had announced at tbe start of this month that she was running for reelection won a full term on council In when was acclaim

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