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g the acton free pun wednesday september 20 1w centennial interfaith service draws crowd a lhhraice cmr mil and oreaa tod in tte stnglac and actons ctonor all took part in tte centennial interfaith ser vice sandty afternoon la tte coa- maaity centra attaodaaca eatl- mala ran as ugh as 1000 with family groans from all ifrmnmln- nttoas aad araay vlsttorspreaeat tte gmst apaater wasaform- r district mstdaat tte rv jote ame aad ntth htm an tte sntcullfkaratad ptatforat nan ban v j morgan rev a b atekeaatt raw rttcate atc- htarray ran stanley gammon ran w thoraan aad ran gordoa taraar a same of worship prepared e tte canada coaactl otcaar- ctes tar as ta ceateaalal rear was toqoand iachvlag antrer- salljrastd kymas o god oar hegt in ans past faith of oar fath- s praise at soal tte wat of awa aad o canada followed tord of tin lands atrs fraak gates oared tte organ aad or george dttatt ncatd bom acton cttiaaas band aad tte massed aolr from ax dharchts aad schools vmrtag ontr earn choir gowas acatac viaa or while tte cnmvaers seuonartirt the acton i caonbers la their gold to make a strihag aact- aa nhkh tuted tte front aecttoa tte arena stands tte com- taned efkct of tte lastramaats and snarlag voices was rery im- pzessne tte cnorallers again sang hymn to canada composed by actonlan rarman freoler in ap preciation for canada andalsllb here george afasaolm directed tte choir tba choirs brat anthem 0 how amlabm by ralph vaughan williams was originally com- pooed for a pagaant put on to rain money for tte restoration of a small church in surrey in 1931 through atrev vaagban williams and oxford untrerstty press tte bud was able to ob tain tte orlginai land accornpan- iment aad tte anthem was heard in its origintl setting for the first time since 1934 tte second aittem canada dear home was composed by caaadua keith bissau with band accoinpantmant especially for asa in centennial services tte hand played a prelude of selections classical gallery iacntdug caatona by j pachel- bel wnaat by j s bach sara- band by g f randal and panto- mtae from alcnsba by c w gaeck tte negro spiritual war ton there when ttey cradfltd my lord aad aaltetad favorite hyaaas followed by psalm and air by benedetto alarcella mr vamte ta hat address re called ms yoath n a farm near acton alottratntmvfarmwas sold tor 91 toprwtde land for dabun school be named soma of tte excell ent teachers who influenced so many actontans miss daisy fol- township cannot stop man using garage for residence new booses garages and trail ers came in for more ducasjsian at a meeting of esonesing town- snip council on monday when a man asked for permission to lire in a garage near limebonse un til be can build a boose on tte property while councillors recognised tbe need for some form of xon- ing bylaw to prevent snch a thing from happening they had to admit tbey were stymied by his request legally tbe town- snip cannot prevent him from ob taining a building permit for a garage and there is nothing on the books to say tbe man cannot live in the garage tte applicant ralph hous was quite open and honest about the request re said he was be ing married shortly and wanted to build a 2 by 22 foot garage to tide him over until he could gat his house under construction he even ottered to sign an agree ment including a date when he would be obliged to vacate tbe garage council was against his idea of bring in tte garage but bad no legal grounds to stop him instead they suggested be would be better to build the basement of tte house root it over and live in it or rent a trailer in which be could live on the prop erty tour mistake was in being too honest summed op council lor tom hid re said tbe man could have built a garage and moved in and the township could not stop mm we havent got a leg to stand on added councillor pat patt erson but be hoped tte man would do the right thing for the sake of the rest at the township residents lets not mate fish of one and fowl of the other continued councillor hid we let people build a cellar and live in it for five years before tbey build a house over it we let them live in trailers some without a fee why stop this man from living in a garage tbe applicant was urged to check with the health unit and aee it tte inspectors would ap prove residence in the garage meanwhile the council is caning in its solicitor to see what can be done members were generally in agreement that a xoning bylaw was needed cm party jack lush liberal candidate for hilton west hosted a dinner and golf tournament at the burl ington springs golf and country club tuesday the event was part of mr lushs campaign for the october 17 election tte event was sponsored by the hatton west liberal associ ation and was open to the general public as wall as association members and local liberals headquartersl fall planting special just arrivh i dutch jos bushes 75c each wwfte thwy uh see our selection of evergreens shrubs rockery bulb a specially opem 7 days a week ajw until dark phone orders accepted 8532980 carobne flower canen shop 1 mhrs wtst q acton south hoc of hwy star iawlsabel anderson miss nellie anderson miss mz bennett miss fearl baker w h stewart and others what influences made the ear ly people of acton the one people they were he cited the home tbe school tte community and the church and urged parents to continue tbe most vital training of children he predlctsa vast city through out this district a century from the ys men assisted in pre paring for the service and with bringing chairs from tbe schools and tte firefighters ushered tbe ottering was used to cov er expenses flowers at the front of tte church were given to the oldest lady present mrs james say- ers a relative of rev waldles many remained afterward to chat with tbe speaker and otter visitors to comment most fav ourably on the unique service and especially the music the new minister of tte chris tian reformed clurch who was ordained tba evening before did not take part but members of the church attended fir entrant s survive in beard ontest entries werent many but the centennial beard contest went on at the fair as planned by the ys mens club last spring many ware tbe men who began the pro ject but by september the num bers were trimmed down to five entrants first place in six different categories went by a hair to gary btteman for the brightest and beat sh oorsonfrlsaell tor tte longest wayne kelly for tte beat gr marvin hunt- er for the bushiest aad john mo- wat for the goatee judging the ticklish situation were two fair lady directors mrs george wallace and mrs c storey with dave dills cash prises were awarded mr frisson and mr kelly were tte smith brothers who pulled the old fire pumper in the parade earlier in the day a woman will spend 5 for a pair of stockings to give the impression shes not wearing any 74272 9lwaev lihwvs ithursl x rte milton i theatretl 1 oqoooooooooq thursfrisat sm 212223 in like funt color james coburn lee j cobb laddie and his lamp cartoon saturday matinee at 7 p m nta m ft set 7 ft nnt y2y name mrs jane sayers 86 was presented with flowers by rev andrew mckenzie arthe con clusion of sundays centennial church service for being the oldest lady present her nephew rev john waldie right preached al the ser vice nd d d waldie leftranother relatives- attended t staff photo assessment commission proposal is turned down hopes of inaugurating assess ment commissioner system in hatton were dashed friday when hatton county council by an 18- 13 recorded vote rejected the proposal councillors even those strong ly opposed to tbe system never theless left the door open for such a move in tbe future the present state of indecision over regional government was blamed tor the majority decision to drop the subject for tbe time being at least burlington and cakvtlle repre sentatives tocounty council were strongly against adopting the county assessment commission er system although they admit ted tbe plan would have some the system is superior to anything we can do individually chimed in reeve b h hinton of acton he suggested if councill ors waited for regional govern ment before they took any pro gressive steps there would nev er be any improvements htf also cited tbe need for additional ac comodation for aged citizens as another project that might be held up waiting tor regional gov ernment reeve hinto added a charge that tbe majority of burlingtons councillors are oriented to wards hamilton and were afraid to vote as tbey felt it is time county councillors stood up and were counted on what tbey think is best for tbe county rather the n vote as directed by their own municipal councils he said his charges were hotly denied by burlington representatives one way lo keep people from jumping down your throat is to keep your mouth shut merits in a regionalized govern mental setup we dent find much wrong with tbe proposed system we just dont think it is feasible at this time said bur lingtons deputyreeve frank rogers oakvlue deputyreeve alan day echoed the same sentiments oakville is not particularly a- gainst it but we should not be doing any broadening of county services until the province com es down with some answers to regional government be said htllton and acton delegates ar gued for tbe adoption of the sys tem deputyreeve charles me rely milton suggested council was retarding progress if it held up the adoption of the sys tem we all realize it is an eventuality why wait until it is pressed upon you be wanted to know the acton reeve sat down with a final volley charging the south ern councillors with using a par ochial approach instead of think ing of the good of the whole coun ty earlier in the meeting he had levelled the same charge in tbe same direction when a lively discussion was held over a new home for the aged warden william coulter nassagaweyas reeve warned the councillors a more equal sy stem of assessing would have to be adopted before the county could progress in many other fields welfare educatlonplan- ning and assessment would be at a standstill until the entire coun ty adopted a uniform system of assessing properties he said the vote was finally called oakvllle and burlington repre sentatives and deputyreeve george currie of esqueslng fav ored the motion calling or the county to reject the scheme tbe opposition was registered with acton georgetown and miltons delegates warden coulter and esqueslng reeve george leslie all of whom said they favored immediate adoption of the sy stem sunmontueswed sept 24252627 frankenstein created women peter cushing susan denberg the mummys shroud andrew morell elizabeth sellers 2s29m thursfrisat sept maya color clint walker jay north gunfight in abilene color bobby darin saturday matinee at 2 pm i 1 gi jg slil6 stationery 56 mill st acton 532030 sterling portable typewriter elect ted mcdonald ndp halton west i ir for lower taxes on homeowners ir for consumer protection lawa ir for free university education k for public auto inturanca only 129s corsair handy for all types of work only 69s come in and see these models rentalpurchase agreement available laurentian pencil crayons pecial note books meg of 4 89c no 990 exercis hilroy boqks 5 for 79c felt tip markers 25c to 89c tang folders assorted colors 5 for 95c dont get caught up in teie 68 price web ykank tfca go see lou moneysavers in used cars lous used cars 8564235 mam st kockwooo we wish to take this opportunity to thank ii those who helped to make actons cen tennial year fall fair an event we were proud to be part of the opening parade of floats bands and convert ibles and the exhibit of livestock horne produce and commercial products was a fitting tribute to 100 years of cooperation and progress of acton and its adioining townships it is impossible to mention all those who provided entertainment financial assistance and donations we can only say thank you all we would however like to jay a special thank you to mr haold townsley and staff of the arena for their courteous assistance at all times and to those who pre pared the arena for the church service on sunday after noon to the acton ministerial association for arranging the church service a truly fitting climax to actons centennial weekend to you all our grateful thanks jack marshall president acton fall fair board irene swackhamer sectreas special ring binders 250 sheets 5 exercise books index 250 150 79 19 reg 498 value for 395 special sheaffer backtoschool deals cartridge or ball pens with extra refill zipper plastic pencil pouches 49 leather school bags reg 289 to clear 198 bic ball pen guaranteed to write every time medium point 19c fine point 25c cheaper by parker ball pens for 198 298 pencil sharpeners 1 98 newsprint 7 x 10 i 1q scratchpads x i 17 typing pads x 11 39 sditta stationery 56 mill st