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Rockmosa repairs started An eat mated to injecting foam into the to ihe exterior walls worth of repair work I block cavities to help support the con and pointed out I log done to the unity crete mortar and injecting the report that the unsupported I Centre to fix ends and other into the cavities on the east and west floor slabs at the north and ends I In be walls where failure occurring should be The bkcki in the outside walls and discovered serious cracking ta the fl but eight inch thick westerly wall Crack- 1 wted it be Impossible to obtain IngTalthough leas serious was dia il be filled concrete mortar Mi covered In the east wall a report also While the Interior walls appear to be exploratory nature of the revealed structurally adequate they recom They hinted that after two I A lori mOOtmn working days ihe costs could better I ETamow Township council recently mended the top three courses be approved tbo work which included with normal grout similar be determined Survtime at the Acton on Taesday Wednesdays with childrens librarian Lii Carter Wednesdays class of Andrea Nash timber Nash Trevor Mkhael Douglas Patrick Matthew Jeffrey Downs Adrian KUtncr and Janice Cose sang aonj heard stories games Daughters of Knox J Robertson is new president Daughters of Knox on Jan The officers read the annual reports for 1981 and following this the officers for 1983 were commissioned by Rev Gerald The new president Jane Robertson took by Mrs G MacDongaU Starting on January there will a Ladies Fitness Class a one hour exercise program at the Community Club to The fee will be for IS weeks Interested persona may contact Bonnie McTaggart at 8564339 or Jane Thatcher at 838tOD Mrs Ron was guest of honor at a lovely baby shower attended by friends and neigh bors at the home of Mrs Venn Blair Michelle received many pretty gilts Tor her baby daughter Miss Shirley has been feted at two bridal showers recently Mrs Margaret Barber Guelph hosted one for members of the Allen family and Mrs Peter Wylle assisted by Marie Davis Guelph were hostesses for members of the family and some friends It was a nippy Wednesday afternoon but 18 Friendly Seniors turned up for their meeting After business cards and refreshments were en Joyed The VCW held their January meeting at the home of Mrs Freda Thompson The devot ionals was given by Mrs Thank you notes were received for some of the Christmas gifts The president reported on the executive meeting In Kitchener Mrs Holly gave out a pattern received from the Mennonlte Relief Centre with a request for childrens dresses to be ready for the March meeting Plans were made for the hot luncheon on February The program for were com pleted Roll call was answered bylZladies Mrs Mabel Parker assisted the hostess In serving a dainty lunch Mrs Campbell MacDonald from KirkhUl recently spent a few days with her sister and brotherinlaw Betty and Snow Word has been received by Mr and Mrs Harvey Link of the death of Mr RHL Massle former owner of Farms Mr was in Florida at that time Sympathy Is expressed to his wife and members of his family In their bereavement the chair for the remainder of the meeting A report from he executive meeting out- Parish dance March 19 report from he executive meeting lined some Interesting plans for the coming year and was followed by a general business meeting The worship service was conducted by Gladys Prices group and following this a social lime was enjoyed and lunch was served Golden agers by Ann Montgomery The first meeting of St Jos C for 1983 took place on January 11 In the Church Hall Mrs Mary Spir itual Convener read a portion of the CWL creed In the absence of the secretary Centres name made formal Hllla council gave its explained the name was changed iiiwi wiuv consent Monday to the because there was previously neld Lux changing of the name of the confusion between the name of meeting there was a session of Acton Community Services the centre and the rink the Acton wln were Isabel Nlehol Centre to the Acton Social Ser Community Centre Helen Picket Emma Near Connie Granger ELK milST ChrisY vices and Information Centre While name was changed at Esie H Helen Lilian SXncS by Thenameofthecenrelocted J cS wS McEachern WaUer Hug and at the old Gals Pals building on placed the usual business meet Mill St East since its move from for Sucrie notary for December As in the the building last May was Eg on and we te pleased to have was delicious changed in 1982 S direct he tetter to council from i approval name we greatly appreciate your changing homemade coordinator Peggie Balkfaid change but also council support girts Meanwhile at our January meeting Social Convener Julie Conroy reported the Parish Dance will take place on March at the Band Hall It will be a St Patricks Day dance and Irish stew will be served Mrs also announced that a Disney film will be shown on March during the school winter break Mrs Dickinson then read the winners names of the bazaar prizes SHe also announced that a homemade quilt will bo the first prize again this year at our Christmas bazaar In November The meet ing closed with a prayer and tea and coffee were served Our next meeting takes place on Tuesday February following the weekday mass Wednesday Jan 13 Obituar Beatrice Cole After a lengthy illness Beatrice Cole nee Lambert of Acton died January 3 in her year at St Josephs Hospital Ham She wu born in Acton March and attended Acton school On January he married Walter Cole They lived in the Acton area for nearly four years before moving to me farm on the Third line of Erin Township She was a devoted wife mother and grandmother having four children Linda of Milton Dan of Parry Sound Ken and Gord of Acton She also leaves five grandchildren Also left to mourn Is her mother Annie Lambert Acton a sister Jean Bowes of and two brothers Roy of Drayton and John of Milton She was predeceased by her father Jack Lambert in June The funeral service was held on January 5 at Shoemaker Funeral Home with the ser vice conducted by Andy King Pallbearers were friends of the family Alf Winter Gunnar Bill Thompson John Brian Crijfps all of 2 Acton and Paul Crlpps of Acton Interment was at the Churchill Cemetery Need late night Acton GO bus A Iste night GO bus Is needed for Acton Resident John Mowat Frederick St was at Fridays councillors DropIn and urged that councillors lobby for a GO bus which comes as far as Acton from Toronto late at night Regional Councillor Dave said he will take the matter to regional chairman Jack Raftis He noted Rattls sits on the Tor onto Area Transit Operating Authority body which runs GO Transit and when Whiting was trying to cut through red tape and have bus shelters erected in Acton was able to make the necessary arrange Its better to start at the top Bald if an Acton resident takes the GO bus into the city you can t come back late at night for instance after a hockey Maple Leaf Gardens Thell 15pjn bus from Toronto only goes as far as Georgetown Mayor Peter has mentioned pushing for expanded GO service for Acton Mowatt recalled However it was noted the mayor was talking about having the GO train extended to Acton Bridge to be looked at The Ministry of Transporatlon and Com munications has been asked to do an pralsal of the bridge on west of the Line of Township township council last month made the request and asked that any recommendations for repair or replacement be reported back to the council Acton bowling results fcCCoi On it away from aUr Data Rat IheOollMi For ilwi Bruce iaai J YaattBnllallUfar in nam Kob took two Ibe poind tvdi Top ihoottt lor Kola Own US trip The clobbered Bin Jiyi ill una triple Far the The Cat ra tint fame but km other two and to tin tat BaauauThe llctdpia tal their dm to the Bean but came back to and toUb ADfela Dunn rolled triple lor the The Sana w really not the look three Came and rolled a Ihuih mind am and for third am The Blue won and third the to the EaalM Bolh lied for Tp Tea WUlmett Dunn MS Daid MO Cbrinin 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to February The Association of Parents of Sacrc Coeur School requested council pro claim the week which will feature many events showing culture Council passed the proclamation with the provision the Association pay for the publication This is established Town policy Councillor Rick Bonnette who Is ingual will represent the mayor who will be away at thai tune Butt outl It la nonsmoking week and Halton Council on Smoking is proclaiming it from January 23 until January 30 Finn Poulstnip asked if he could assume there would be no smoking at council No not unless a motion to that effect is passed replied the mayor cigarette in hand If the Halton Council on Smoking wishes the they mint pay for it themselves in accord ance with Town policy Hwrttaoa output Completely Citadel portable power auin INTRODUCTORY OFFERIf BULK KEROSENE OFFER GOOD UNTIL FEBRUARY 1983 UNITED COOPERATIVES OF ONTARIO 333 GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN 8772271