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Page SECTION A THE HERALD December IM Deliveries ready to roll as donations pouring in Holy Crau SAC a dance Friday charging at admission a donation the Good Neighbor Strike brought cam of toad outer worthwhile and deposit them In the school foyer Gatbereil a manger scene which a backdrop to the collected items are SAC executive member left to right Anne Marie Valerie Bock Eton and Trevor Cook There are 11 Grade I and representatives In the SAC and hey have organised other fundrailing drive whkh have applied the with uniforms and the put they are alio responsible for league port and other activities BeraM Roma Tlmora la glad the Good Neighbor Service foond a It means all the cant and bote blocking the doorway to her Mclntyre Crescent home be cleared oat Vohinteera wishing to tort pack or deliver the goods to those In need are welcome to at the former Tack and Togi store at 1Z Gaelph St Cheque are also welcome For more Information on bow you help call Roma at Herald photo ASTRO ADVICE by Eugenia Gift ideas CaaUnacd from page rain set tight Bright or building toys investment shoes Maybe to games train seta and the theatre or an odd models instrument or game For the child any different like a doU from distant lands a globe or maybe a model aeroplane When buying gifts this AQUARIUS people like to be Inventive and InaJ Perhaps a Ruble cube something electron ic maybe anew tool Abo or Jewellery that Slldtan electronic a a favor and try to buy products made In tins country for a more proa- anything they can take Spirt aid put back new year Leaving ther you with that thought In Remember that mind I to take this PISCES lean toward the opportunity to wish you and mutual A all a very Merry Christ bee of poetry or dancing mas THEY ALL MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS ByROMATIMPSON By the time you read tins well be one day away from delivering SO or more baskets in Georgetown and surrounding district The girls In Burlington pared their lists as much as possible by sending questionnaires to find out wholl need a Christmas hamper The know theyre receiving a basket and we request they be home from noon to S and make for someone to receive the basket Toys from the Kinetics wiQ accompany the basket Besides the names on the lists from Burlington weve added names given us by friends and neighbors and nope we covered everyone in town who truly needs the assistance of the Good Neighbor Service Additional donors to our fund are Branchial Ladies Auxiliary COO Gwenyth Thompson US Nerval Women Institute AbitlMPrlce Branch Royal Canadian Legion Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson Girt Guide Company East 2S Christine Stephens Also I have had offer of financial help from St Andrew a United Church Women St Georges Anglican Church Women and the Elks Club Turkeys stuffing potatoes apples onions and a hot cereal have been ordered from Prestons Lucky Dollar and also the baskets Many people have offered to help sort pack and deliver and we are very grateful Some years we had only about eight fellows show up for deliveries and It makes for a long busy day This year we ve had an offer of several firemen who are willing to help plus Legion and lions Club members who never fail to come and help Deliveries win begin by noon To all who have donated money toys food and gifts and helped the service In any way we very much Merry Christmas to everyone and a Happy New Year It not that cold said Salvation Army Envoy Doug Vale left to John Butler or Georgetown Saturday Mr Vale wis taking over the kettle at the Georgetown Brewers Retail store so Mr BnUercooU go for touch and get warmed op The army had a number of similar kettles manned by volunteers la town This years goal The money will be spent to help the needy with Christmas hampers and daring the year to give them food vouchers Herald photo Salvation Army certainly does serve Georgetown Last Wednesdays update on preparatkma for delivery of the Good Neighbor Service Christmas hampers indicated that Actons Salvation Army mission is doing its good work tms Christmas only for Actons needy citizens This Is not the case The Acton mission not only serves needy families elsewhere in Hills but makes financial donations as well The Herald regrets the error If youd like to know mora about the efforts on and throughout the year call envoy Vale at Council wont use reserve for town hall restoration A reserve fund original ly meant to pay for the demolition of the old Acton town hall wont be used for toe buildings restoration Almost three years ago council agreed to put the demolition money in a reserve fund as Acton groups organized fund- raising campaigns like the lottery to pay for restoration Part of the original was used last year to hire a consultant to find out If the ball could be restored Later when council decided to tear the building down the remaining money its initial role Only councillors Tom Hill John McDonald Dave Whiting and Ross favored using the money to help restore the building under the proposal accepted by council earlier Monday night The rest agreed that If Acton are to restore the building they would have to do so without town money Ira quite confident that the people of Acton can restore the building or they wouldnt have made the proposal in the first place Coun Phil Carney said Town budget chairman Harry Levy argued that in an era of fiscal restr aint he Is not prepared to see the money used for restoration Had council supported the proposal to use the funds for restoration It would have first recover ed the to It coat the town to hire consultants and lawyers to argue its case before the provincial Conserva tion Review Board two weeks ago The fund la now estimated at Just over The board eventually determined that the balls historical designation should remain leading to town councils Monday to save the from demolition Coun Pam Sheldon argued that if the town granted the money at most in tax money would have been used in the restoration Along with the remaining in the fund she called the buildings sale at a loss for taxpayers During a 00day period which ended in April there were no Didders for tbe building at the town asking price of Knechtel remind ed councillors that con tributing tbe to the building would be some what of an Investment under the arrangement endorsed by council the town could buy back a follyrestored and there fore considerably more valuable building for FISH CHIP Skipper Chips Mirtcet Place 8770239 INSTOCK CLEARANCE While Supplies Last Special Orders are full price Georgetown Optical 8773562 Georgetown Market Place no one flcQKgrrgp Garage fire Aveeue caused an estimate Ml SIZES GRAVEL AND BUD HAINES 3 DURHAM ST In tbe garage for general storage CHURCH DIRECTORY This Weekend attehd the Church of your Choice rMAPLEAVEMJE BAPTIST CHURCH EVBtTKIMMy 9 45 am Family able School Ham Worship Prates Prayer Be Slurry Recreation Beys Girts Otto LadtoWiiiorrj Mam Sunday School JUS am EnSsrvlce LUTHERAN CHURCH Ms HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 1000 am 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