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Town hall issue with AHS students The late of the town ball was burning tow Monday morning fan Acton High School stud eats sen of whom can met wttfa debt tbe for the of regional and am BoaDCtte Row Esther Taylor Vine Dave Whiting Ed Wood and Peter attended the meeting Brace and were absent All of candidates gave three minute add- Cemetery vandalism Youth charged with mischief A yearold Acton youth has been chart with mischief in connection with recent vandal ism at Fabview Cemetery Regional Police Jamie Allen was responsible or an estimated damage In the cemetery when headstones were knocked over October and 13 He will appear in court on Monday November politicians about the issue as well as asking why only Canadian or British subjects can rote and why you have to be l years of age to cast a ballot The as as the teachers encour the students to urge their parents to get out and vote next Monday and talk about what they heard the candidates say at home Several candid ates observed It was one of tbe more lively ail candidates meeting tbey attended Rick Bonaette observed there have been many changes for the good since Hills was bom but some situations like the police station not j tax dollars bet groups work Log to save it should be allowed to try He was cm- corned about it coning back into municipal bands after it restored because then taxes would have to be used to maintain It Once restored build ing should remain in the hands of the community Ross Knechtel Councillors and staff are tbe agents of the public and It a their Job to purchase services like road re pairs and garbage co in the beat time for the best price lor the residents Knechtel ex even being open on weekends have become worse He said he was shocked to see a chant First line TV spend over for a bar for the front of his store and thought this help much in the effort to brag tourists here Tbe rookie candidate said be t make specific promises to help the local business scene hut noting there are layoffs shortened work weeks and three more businesses closed Just re cently said there must be something council can do to help He said he wants to local business and industry what they think should be done feeling they ve been kicked In tbe face previously said the town hall restoration t able to poker wit tiie Georgetown to obtain support for things Acton wants and needs Doing your homework helps a councillor play the game of give and take with other areas urged voters beware of promises un less tbey are told bow be accomplished and e1 said the last to council on the WO set aside to demolish tbe tbe restoration fund not a quarter million dollars in tax money going to restoration He said the re stored town hall could be municipal offices and save money now spent on renting space at the Esther Taylor Taylor told the students she was one of tbe first people in Acton who was opposed to re- No your eyes arent playing tricks en yea That at the last Sportsman GaryBargtMff star of he movie MASH and for Kataerlae worked close many years a member of the cast of the hit show doors There s a feature a with oar awn Lisa McGralh They became friends on page Radar and fiance Lisa who Miss Out i the former Mb Acton A Metroland Community Newspaper One Hundred and Eighth ACTON ONTARIO WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER Pages Thirty Cents of Acta High School leak the at Earl Bales Park la Toronto See girls title at tie Peel- story on page Bl tic goes the Ontario inside this weeks Free Press A Acta woman Is making her flaying the fate far the Choral Saclcty Bury sage CI plan far new Salva- Amy CttasM has Wen approved the awl fat ly take place late Bee peg and CI Trnemaa aad Pawl are the torn- satae Sea mctadmg Bet f graa m Matrix news en page en vandalism was down hath here la Aetna and la the ratal See an pa Tbe new Klagham ewer moved a step closer to becoming a reality Mare on page a a history Che credit Acton along with two photo from the Com modity Credit ISth a page Vatar fi at the advance Look for Fridays election special Aggregate Foundations view supports tough Town stance Halton Hills has received some additional sup port and possibly ammunition for the fight against the proposed aggregate land freeze of 14 acres Monday night a report from the Toronto based Foundation for Aggregate Studies as well as com from the Township of North Dumfries near Cambridge were referred to the planner for In elusion In a report due for the November meet log of council Lost week passage of a number of and comments to be sent to Queen a suggested byCouncillor Sheldon was delayed pending tbe planner report which should add weight to the Town tough stance There seems no question though that Sheldon recommendations and comments will be endorsed since there was considerable support at council The Foundation for Aggregate Studies takes a tough stand against the province on the subject of tbe Ministry of Natural Resources series of reports and mappings requiring the ap propriation of onehalf million acres of Central Ontario land for gravel mining in direct con travention of current cabinet policy permitting municipalities to plan for land use Commenting on the report retiring councillor George Maltby said it shows Halton Hills ten the only area getting the shaft and there is considerable concern about the province actions While he won around for the fight Maltby urged the new council take up the cause and make sure justice prevails He said he dido feel it was appropriate for Halt to leave the battle against Queen s Park In region hand noting while there will be strong representation from north in the delegation taking Halton stand to the province It will be watered down by representation from south Halton He said he was challenging the next cou- to make sure Hills views are heard The Foundation for Aggregate Studies report states the Mineral Aggregate Policy for Official Plans contained in provincial reports and maps showing deposits has not received cabinet ap proval does not conform to normal provincial planning mechanisms and t endorsed by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing as required under the proposed new Planning Act report says up to per cent of some areas including Halton Hills ore being requisitioned for future gravel mining The policy negates any type of future residential commercial or ind ustrial development What It means Is that if you wanted to build a borne on a acre lot In these designated lands It would not be permitted Foundation chairman John Alexander said Critics object that the MNR estimated 30 per cent Increase In gravel demand is grossly Alexander maintains that there Is no conceivable way the Province could use that much gravel in the next IB years He points out that tbe reports provide conclusive evidence that Ontario already has more than enough gravel in existing licenced pits to last well into the next century even If the forecasts are accurate The Ministry claims that aggregate gravel supplies are scarce and that It Is uneconomical to supply the market from a stance of over 50 miles Yet the ooo study on which these conclusions were based was later criticized as be based on unrealistic and extreme New Rev Jean Stair was Joined by her parent Karl aad Madyliae Rev Nancy CoUett Rev Gerry and Rev Wood far the or Unities service at Acton Bapliit Church Sunday night Story and a photo on page Remember war dead Sunday Acton and will remember Its war dead at services at tbe three cenotaphs this Sunday put on by the Acton Legion Branch 197 Tbe main service will take place in Acton start at JO a m when tbe annual Remembrance Day parade will leave the post office and march to the cenotaph Parade Mamall is Alex Richards and the parade will be led by the Acton Citizens Band Tbe Honor Guard at cenotaph will be Company of Lome Scots Day organiser Ed said Legion President Jim Hi Legion Charge while John names of the who in World War I The Last Post and Reveille will be played by George Elliott All win sing hymn Abide With Me and Andrew King of Trinity United Church will deliver the Benediction Tbe following organisations said will place wreaths at the cenotaph Hills of Devonshire Chapter Lakeside Chapter Rotary Club Ltons Lions Club and Township will lay wreaths Following the morning service at the Acton cenotaph the parade will move Into Trinity United Church After church there will be a dinner at the November there will be a flag lowering and raising ceremony at the cenotaph at totnarkRemcmbranceDay Tbe annual Poppy Week drive got underway on Monday and Friday Legion members will be going doortodoor in Acton selling poppies By wearing a poppy not only remember and honor war dead but help fund services for exservicemen and their dependents Services In dude food and shelter medical attention In i and bursaries for children and Local m Optimist Club Acton Agricultural Band Acton Firefighters Association Acton Minor Soccer Men dob Guide Red Cross student Lome Scot Boy Scout Boys Brigade and Second Acton Scout Group At the later in tbe day vffle School students Town of Milton Branch will place wreaths at the at Branch in also usedfor such things as low and care facilities for the elderly and disabled medical equipment for community use and research day care centres meals on wheels programs transportation and other services for veterans and and donation in i tiroes of disaster Many people who are helped by the poppy fund have netting to do with Legion and not everyone deserving of help receives govern men and their fam