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THE HERALD Wednesday September Page Run and rest Here four Glen Williams Public School take a breather during the schools version of the Terry Fox Run Friday afternoon at Williams Park The lired young athletes are left to right Tina Grade Lorraine Grade Richard Grade J and Sarah Grade Grades through participated in the event of Morula morning the students efforts had rais I in cash and in pledges for a total of SI IV This amount will with money raised the Georgetown and Acton sponsored ox runs which raised to fight cancer Herald photo Ontario Ministry Renrlo Mancmi Minister Revenue EMPLOYER HEALTH TAX In January 1990 Ontario Health Insurance Plan OHIP premiums will be replaced by the new EMPLOYER HEALTH TAX EHT All employers with permanent establishments in Ontario will be required to pay this tax through monthly or quarterly instalments based on total calendar year gross payroll THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF REVENUE whifch is responsible for administering this new tax mailed an INFORMATION REQUEST to Ontario employers on August 28 1989 Information provided by employers to the Ministry will be used to determine if tax is payable As well the Ministry will send employers further information as it becomes available If you are an employer in Ontario and have not yet received an INFORMATION REQUEST please call the Ministry tollfree at the numbers listed below for all area codes for users of a Telecommunications Device for the Deaf 18002637965 18002637776 Acton Fair draws 14000 people Although it literally rained on their parade Acton Fall Fair organizers say this years fair was a success With the exception of a poor showing of entrants in the heavy and light horse shows and the cancellation of the All Terrain Vehicle Pull Contest both due to rain on Saturday all events went ahead as planned the fairs dent Chris said Attendance was down 15 per cent from last years total of Mr Hanskuechler said but consider the rain that number is good The fairs parade committee chairman George Henderson ad ded last year total was an atten dance record so regardless of the weather it would have been tough to surpass Area residents and others from farther away attended the three day event Mr said The Free Friday for School Children was a fair highlight said Mr Hanskuechler School children were invited day to visit Prospect Park with their class and see several displays including arts and crafts a lama and other animals and a fire department and ambulance ser vice demonstration The schools are really in favor of the event Mr Hanskuechler said It was introduced last year and ex panded this time he added Other popular events were Cowboy Black Bart who took on all quickdraw challengers the truck and antique tractor pulls and the cattle shows Mr Hanskuechler said The fair opened Friday night with the crowning of Miss Acton who this year is Kann Jean McDonald and Donna Vanderheyden placed second and third respectively Despite Saturdays rain par ticipation was excellent in the fairs parade Mr Henderson said The Acton Figure Skating Club had the winning float Other recognized floats were sponsored by the Pro tect Our Water and Environmental Resources POWER group and the Acton Legion Ladies Although the fair has just ended for many it is just beginning for others Organizers have already started making plans for next year But specific events wont be determined until a new president is elected Mr said But the goal will always be to put on events that appeal to as many people as possible he said OPENING FRIDAY COUNTRY LOBSTER TAKE OUT DINNERS Lobster tail claw coleslaw bun melted butter TAKE OUT LOBSTER ROLLS LOBSTER CHOWDER LIVE AND FRESH COOKED LOBSTER Cod Halibut Orange Ruffy Scallops Shrimps King Crabs LOCATED AT COUNTRY VIDEO GAMES corner of 10th Line River Rd Across from Georgetown Golf 8772254 For take out call 10 mm before 1 pickup We cook your take out as ordered J