Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), October 14, 1970, p. 9

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No ACTON ONTARIO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER SECOND SCCTION Chickens barn door in stream Students adults turn up trash in creek beautification blitz A BIG CLEAN UP of the Sixteen Mile Creek was held a week ago In Milton Gathering old twigs and leaves from the shore are Acton volunteers Bonnie McKenzIe Willow Street and Stephen Brlgden of Numerous students from both Acton and Ml I ton high schools worked with members of Milton Operation Survival group In the clean up Staff Photo STRANDED on the rocky bank of Sixteen Mile Creek Is Debbie Nelson Crt Debbie gathers of litter and garbage strewn along the shore She and other students from the high school participated in a clean up in Milton under the direction of A D H S teacher Keith Black Staff Photo A bag of dead chickens an old tern door and the pickup bed of a truck were just a few of the discarded Items picked up along the banks of Sixteen Mile Creek in Milton recently Twentyfour students from Acton and Milton High Schools and numerous members Operation Survival Milton antipollution group scoured the banks for Utter as part of their fall clean up From flam until noon they walked the route from the corner Safety talks Milton OPPs officer Const Tom has been busy giving talks at schools In Esqucsing Township during the past two weeks He spoke to a total of B02 students Glen Williams and Speyslde Schools of Hwy and Rd up to the comer of Bronte St and Base line John Horner of Milton and Keith Black of Acton headed the teams of students We were really surprised at all the material in the stream said Mr Horner Some of It Is too big for five or students to tackle The old born door we found was tied with rope and pulled downstream by the students What we need is a chain saw some cable and a frontend loader to clear the debris out Trucks For hauling away the debris were supplied by the Milton Works Department and Region Conservation Authority Work near pond Mr and Mrs Robin Harrison Mm Rita Sheridan and HRCA organized the clean up Operation Survival members concentrated on the area ad the Centennial Park pond Milton mayor Brian Best gave out hot cups of coffee to the group Just at the right time We were only able to cover one bank of the creek this time sold Mrs Joyce Burton president of Operation Survival In the spring we hope to be able to finish the job OPENING SPECIALS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR POLAROID LAND CAMERA With prices this low why wait any longer to enjoy color pictures in minute black and white in seconds Model 320 Deluxe features at in economy price Automatic electric eye exposure control Deluxe range and Transistorized electronic shutter Uses fast loading pack film Detachable camera cover Adjustable carrying strap LIST PRICE 5595 We have Polaroids Countdown Cameras too Model 350 grits up during picture development eeps when it ready Automatic electronic development timer Triplet lens Electric eye electronic shutter Four exposure ranges Zeiss Ikon folding range and Full accessory capabil Deluxe styling Sturdy metal construction MANUFACTURER LIST PRICE Model 330 buzzes until your picture is ready Built in development timer Triplet lens Deluxe range and viewfinder Automatic electric eye exposure control Transistorized electronic shutter Can use optional lens filters MANUFACTURER S LIST PR 95 Colorpack II Colorpack II Polaro d lowest pr ced electr eye camera Color prints mam nute or only MANUFACTURER LIST PR Polaroid Land Film Type 108 Colorpack film MANUFACTURER S LIST Type 107 BW pack film MANUFACTURER ST Type 20 Swinger dim MANUFACTURERS LIST THE LAST BAG of garbage is loaded onto the truck of Keith Black Rock wood Mr Black and students from Acton High School participated In a clean up held in Milton Students par were left to right Sean Jim Jeff Cooper Mr Black Bonnie Armstrong and Cathy Hinton Staff Photo HINTONS 5 to STORE HINTONS 5 to 1 STORE YOUR NEW POLAROID DEALER IN ACTON CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE OF Polaroid Cameras Accessories Film FREE DEMONSTRATION COME AND SEE THE NEW POLAROID COLOR CAMERAS GET AN INSTANT COLOR PHOTOGRAPH FREE The Polaroid Camera Girl is visiting our store this week to demonstrate the all new line of Polaroid color cameras Stop by and let her take your picture in color See all six exciting new models ranging from Colorpack lowest priced color camera ever made by Polaroid to the deluxe Model 360 with its electronic flash All are easy to operate All produce color pictures in a minute black and white pictures in seconds Why wait any longer to enjoy the fun of instant photography FROM ONLY

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