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Group may be reimbursed for Norval expenditure Town council will reimburse the Community Asso ciation for recent expend iture on the association part If a finance and administration committee is accepted next Monday but the decision to do bo could create problems in a lot more money Roy Booth stressed that he was not specifically opposed to a grant to the association when the matter was placed before the commit tee Monday night but warned that any altera lion to existing town policy will open the door for similar requests by other local organizations The association asked tor a grant from the town to recover Its expenditure last May on the rental of town facilities for a Fireworks Day celebration Coun Booth pointed out thai a number of service groups and other Hal ton Hills clubs regularly rent town facilities and arc not reimbursed with the single exception of those groups which pledged buttons to the George I own Memorial Arena renovation Coun Pat Patterson a mem of the association com men ted that the amount of Hit grant request did not warrant Hie time needed argue It but noted that the Assoc Day tion made no profit and in fact lost Walter advised against paying back in effect revenues that been takm into consideration in the km n and recreation department operating budgets The town should bud for it Income and hang onto it or else be prepared to routinely burse service clubs Tor their rental charges he said suggested that council should consider ing its park and facility rental char Res for local service or but committee Miller stated that such a would be belter tabled until Hit town budget is being considered The committee recommend that the Association should be despite that the rtlmbirniminl In itself rcpriscnls a polity for tin town JMMt- not us rcndllj toward request by IRion Minor Sports organization which is seeking financial assist ince to hilp expenditure on mix pensively made lockers for house league Acton community centre Spokesman Kerwin informed tht committee that the house suffered operating delkil Inst vear which Included the cost of the lockers On the of Ken the committee balked at Patterson suggestion that tin league bill could In paid out of the town ncril operating budget for 1978 request wisreftrrcd to council grant budget considerations for 1979 Til I Wednesday October 1MB Set fence viewers rates livestock the town Mills will rt fort ruken nit additional j result of it fin nice recommendiition by council reported to the com millet I week th provinc ial liLiliiion Ihi to be to jets whom asks to investigate fencing disputes claims for livestock killed by is cur Neighbor inf are also in the process of reexamining fie schedules for such employees Mr French learn Mills werst re summoned three limes while Invent for by breeders whose shero cattle and poultry were killed or injured I dogs or coyotes Thus far this year Mr French added 11 livestock killings have been investigated and again three fence disputes Reports by livestock tors are routinely placed be fore council endorsed and for warded to the provincial gov for complete rcnume ration to the slock owners EXPERIENCE GETTING tun find just anything im salt if vim lix k hard enough lis 1 Ionjrd proves said the ound of sin wis as could be in this want BILL COATS REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD ACTON ON NOV VOTE FOR INFORMATION CALL 8532225 Keep snug and dry in cold and wet outdoors Involves your Rather than depend hypothalamus ll involuntary body right apparel You love the outdoors especially when its nippy But how do you like It when It COLD Oct to your hypo thalamus what it does Then you can warm and dry outdoors In chilling rains and winters frosty wind Your hypothalamus is jour J thermostat It warns you that you arc starting to tet cold First It makes you shiver small quick muscle con tractions that generate heat quickly Then it orders up the goose bumps raising the body hairs and Increasing the thickness of still air next to the body In on effort to Insulate It If you ignore all these signals your body will next start void constriction That when blood vessels on the skin surface try to reduce the flow of blood to fingers and toes In order to eon serve heat for the deep organs tlons however It Is better to understand why you get cold and what you can do about It In advance Start with the part of your body farthest from your heart your feet If the re cold you are cold all over Animals can run barefoot through the snow comfortably Man Ills system functions dlf and besides his weight presses his feet Into the cold ground If by any chance his arc damp from rain or perspiration he Is even more miserable The answer of course Is properly Insulated boots designed to hold precious body heat so that your can trate on the rest of you keeping head warm Your hands Your whole body Answers to these am other questions available in a Keeping Warm Dry written by Homer Circle veteran out door small and an editor r Sports Id Not much had been writ ten on this subject but It Is information out door sportsman and out door worker can use to end Ills cold and wet miseries Circle was asked by tin makers of Red Ball boots Royal Clothing to tell you all the he lias Iciriicd In his many years of hunting fishing camp and hiking from Arctic Ice floes to the Andes mountains write To your copy Royal Red Ball Box 1HH Elkhart Ind En close for postage handling BOOTS Rubber boots are ere piece by piece over an aluminum last which has been designed to be pro correct from toe to heel from the top of the foot to the sole or other cheap fillers which brings dawn the price but also rt and dura bite the rubber It should be bouncy to the teeth grade rubber arc made of first quality or the tic rubbers to mike them resistant flexible stretchy and durable Check the bottom of the boot Notice that the sole docs not lie flat but curves upward at the toe This is culled a Toe spring last so the boot rocks your foot you walk brands if he search long enough To find a true value he should know son about the anat omy a boot and then a Judgment for self For the will I Hall II i Better boots are a good investment in more comfort fun in the outdoors I lilt up veral rubber outdoor boots without the and Its had to wlilch tin wlilch a illtl product One boot liny loot us good at in price Hid to I ay it Iinkite point the hand of tht shell Listen for i of drag on rs Tint usually loaded this definite spring to the upturned toe You can test It by folding tin over and witching print back without wrinkling Examine the eyelets or buckles Is there relnforctment to keep A about Insulation Is piece of foam rubber or Is It in Insulating ystem such us Thermo Ply which uses cellular material the foot heavy felt r the tool The i the cm cold or win hen the try oldest rubber boot manufacturer Ball makes two lines of boots Masters and Sport stcrs The top lino has every valuable feature the company has developed since But the casual will find many Masters features In the lower priced line and may feel the savings result In an excellent value Clink Hie After ve nibbed bit ten and thumped all the boots in your favor sporting goods depart ment a final choice be two similar boots usually depends upon the libel The one with a re Indcmark means the manufacturer Is proud of his product and will stand behind Beware of no name boots or brands for there will be no one to turn to wtien your socks get soggy and your feet turn blue Scopes magnify hunters chances of success Mounts bases provide the necessary link A rigid solid mounting system Is a necessary link between a scope and a rifle and there arc a vari of mounts available As a natural counterpart to the scopes It man Ufa lures the Weaver Company produces Tip Off Thru All Steel and Mounts The locating and hold principle used In or Detachable Mounts Is the most accurate known insures precision In the coj to the rllle Pivot Mounts all the mct desirable mount features plus a quick pivot action that allows the to 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