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To the Editor, I am greatly disturbed to have seen page 10 in your November 4 issue displaying a hunter holding up a dead deer! What does that have to SATURDAY NOVEMBER 13TH from 10am-Spm NO TAX Door Prizes Refreshments 352 Queen St. East, Unit 6 (at the end of Mac's Milk- Entrance is on Churchill Rd. South opposite the Fire Station 853-2401 Plenty of parking at the rear of Mac's Milk ww.w.scrapbookcrazy.ca So = "ies (es show the public?! I understand hunting is a "sport", though I don't sup- port it one bit. But why is it necessary to share with the regular viewers of your paper such_a sad innocent animal blasted to its death? A simple statement on hunting and driving precautions was all that was needed to notify and remind the public. The picture was totally uncalled for. Disappointed reader, L. Judah, Acton CHIROPODIST/FOOT SPECIALIST DEANNA WILSON B.S, 0.04, Thompson Wellness Conte 25 Main Street North Actor, Ontario L7d 1V9 (519) 853-3460 FANTNER'S CELLAR = Create your own Quality wine with the finest of grape concentrates and sterile juices. Ready for you your enjoyment in as little as five weeks! NOVEMBER 16 IS THE LAST DAY FOR STARTING YOUR CHRISTMAS Wine Season Store Hours 11 am - 7pm 10 am - 4pm 3 Thursday : Friday ' 10 am--Spm:, Saturday Vintner's Cellars Acton 41 Mill St. E. Acton, Ont L7] 1H1 519-853-2255 Sunday & Monday by appointment only Tuesday & Wednesday 10am - 5pm WINE Merchant asks drivers to use designated parking To the Editor, Here are some observa- tions on the new parking restrictions in the down- town area on Mill St. E from Main to John Street. I work in one of the retail stores in this area. Beside our store is a private laneway leading to a park- ing area for five tenants, patrons of two stores and our employees. On three different occasions that I know of people have cho- sen to park their car right in this laneway completely blocking all access to the parking area. After a search for the car's owner begins they usually are found saunter- ing back to cars where we will let them know they are blocking a driveway. The response is always "I was only gone for a few min- utes." I wonder how mad they would be if returning home they found a car parked in front of their driveway. The other interesting in- cident happened on Tuesday when I noticed a car parked outside of our store in a no parking zone, and blocking the driveway. It was the parking enforce- ment officer's car left there while ticketing cars. I did not find the irony funny. Please, everyone, use the designated parking areas. They are not that inconven- ient. If we are asking the customers of our town to use them surely the parking enforcement officers should use them as well. Steve Attwell, Acton Teacher's comments instilled greater respect for Day To the Editor, When school kids still got Remembrance Day off, I re- member my grade 11 music teacher, in the last few min- utes of class telling us to have a good day offand that he was glad we had noth- ing to remember. We had an idea what Remembrance (~ Acton High School... \ Acton High Schools 9th Annual Craft Sale Saturday, November 13 10am-4pm. 100 vendors, raffles, bake sale and BBQ lunch. Adults $2 and children under 12 - free. All proceeds directly benefit Acton High Students. For more info, please & contact the school at 519-853-2920. _J My NEED WHEELS? NO CREDIT? (POOR CREDIT", . HAVE e oe JOB? . ie Sets eo We" We ase He Day was for but at that age we were just glad to have a day off. He held our atten- tion in those closing minutes as he told what the Day meant for him. He reminisced about his family who were refugee Germans in Russia and had to flee for their lives across Europe to get to Canada. He saw the atrocities of the war-ravaged country- side, saw his mother's face frozen on one side and a sis- ter frozen to death. He contracted T.B. of the bone which left him deeply scarred. He caught me off guard with saying he was glad we had nothing to re- member. It first seemed disrespectful, but, in doing so, he instilled in me a deeper respect for those that protected and secured what we have today. "Lest We Forget, Lest We Forget" Ian Pasmore ' 7s = Ly LET US WELCOME YOU! ~VWeteone Higa SINCE 1920 uD. Our Hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful information about your new community. Call Betty Ann 853-1944