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Wednesday Oct 1984 FISHER OFFERS FIRST RATE REBATES FISHERS GREAT REBATE ON NOW SYSTEM 6675 This allnew Fisher system includes a 50 amplifier with a built in 5band graphic equalizer a quartz locked digital synthesized AMFM stereo turner semi auto turntable and a metal tape capable cassette deck with a Dolby Noise Reduction System 6675 also comes with a pair of 3 way speakers with woofer cones component cabinet See this great value from Fisher soon S FISHER iDHAsjironiHKfrLtvrio GS ESS Stiare Entrance Off Bel S McEachern new Golden Agers pres EltMn Ebatta McDonald and tight display soma of the good thai warn at tha Club downtown bake la Friday HALTON HILLS ORE DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCT 713 1984 AREA NO 1 ACTON STATION 30 BOWER AVENUE Wed Oct tolOpm Fri Oct 12 to 10pm Corns and see the equipment we pro tect you with Meet your firefighters AREA NO 2 GEORGETOWN STATION S3 MAPLE AVE Sat Oct 13 truck participation restricted a dulls Rain Date Sunday Oct THANK YOU to all those friends and supporters who were able to attend my campaign kick off reception on the 28thl The largo turn out was personally encouraging and indicative of the support I have been receiving across the riding look forward to seeing all of you on Nomination Night Thursday October PETE POMEROY CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION Cmon Canada Drive Over To Firestone SQUIRE WOOL BLENDS now 749 ONLY NOW ONLV m Plain flannel stnpes checks tweeds 70 wool20 polyester 150cm6Cr OUHREG 1 498m VELOUR Assorted colours solids stnpes 80 cotton20 polyester 150 cm60 298m PRINTED CREPEdeCHINE pnnts ideal for dresses blouses 1 polyester 1 5 cm45 NOW A 49 OUR REG 8 98 ONLY CORDUROY m Ends m lengths 100cotton cm60 598m NOW ONLY m MANY MORE UHADVERTISED SPECIALS M7MainStE 8780931 The Best in Selection and Price Anywhere 3C The Rev Don gave the blessing when about 13 members of the Acton GoMen Age dub enjoyed a pot luck sapper at Halt Sept IB This was followed by the annual meeting After the usual opening and business session It was announced that the Golden Age Car Pool is ready for operation Anyone who wishes to use this service please call the Acton Social Services Centre at BS33310 Rev kindly presided for our election The nominating committee of Eileen Bob and Walter Hug presented a full slate of officers and it was read by Eileen Those elected were Past President Isabel McDonald President Wilfrid McEachern First Vice President Fryer Second vice President Jean Jackson Secretary Marguerite Spielvogcl Assistant secretary Ruth Treasurer Evelyn Clark and Treasurer Helen Conveners and committee chairmen were elected to look after programs travel get well cards visiting he sick food and kit chen administration chairs and pouring tea The new president was congratulated and presided for the new business A donation wa3 made to the Terry Fox Run to sponsor Nan Hurst Also it was announced the Zone rally will be held in Acton Legion Oct New travel convenor Pat Giguere and her committee are planning several bus trips On the agenda now are a color tour Oct Royal Winter Fair Nov and a Christmas lights tour early In December Anyone In tercsted get in touch with Pat at Program convenor Edna Besley that the evening meeting Oct IT will be a talent night If you have a reading Joke or any other talent please help out This is always a fun night Quilt cake reward club supporters By ISABEL MCDONALD The Golden Age Cub held its bake sale at Dawes Real Estate Friday A beautifully decorated cake was made and donated by Mrs Keith Liver more and the Golden Age quilt made in commemoration of the bicentennial year was drawn The lucky tickets were drawn by Mrs Kelly and the winners were for the quilt Evelyn of Baden Ontario with ticket and for the cake Laura Dennis of Acton There was also a craft corner and all projects realized a tidy sum for the Golden Age Club treasury Knox Alert group lauds B Knox Alert Evening Group met In the Mary Ellen Anderson Room for their Sep t ember meeting recently Lil McLennan opened the meeting with the call to worship then a minutes silence was held for Bessie followed with prayer given by Hymn Blest be the tie that binds Verses and was sung and Lil gave a reading from the May Presbyterian Record Gladys Davidson sang a solo Amailng Grace and three poems were read by The offering was received and LU gave the Offertory Prayer The Treasurers report was given and accepted The Roll call was answered with something for the Ball The meeting was closed with all repealing the Mizpah Benediction and a lovely lunch was enjoyed by all St Josephs CWL plans gala supper By MCGERAGLE The ladles of St Josephs met after their summer break for the September meeting The convener reports were presented We now have members and hopes are that three new members will raise our member ship to a nice round There is a busy Fall ahead and the meeting passed in making plans for some of these events Make a note of the dates Oct 14a family Spaghetti Supper Euchre nights start Oct 12 Rummage Sale Oct 19 Christmas Bazaar Nov Christmas Dinner Dec 12 Many members commented on the wonderful media coverage of the Papal visit some attended the Mais Father our spiritual director was present to hear the Holy Father speak lo the priests In St Michaels Cathedral All members were asked to bring along another member to Increase the number at our October meeting which Is a craft night The meeting closed with a social enjoyed by all and lo be part of all future meetings No gas rate hike Heres good news Union Gas Ltd has advised the Ontario Energy Board that it will not seek a rale Increase during IMS but will cover higher operating cost through its own financial restraint pro- gram and revenues from Increased natural gas sales Its the second consecutive year Union failed to raise rates council learned Mondaynight