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B8 The Acton Wednesday December 1970 Sllverwood Eden Mills trustees acclaimed Neighbors welcome highway hardtop Three trustees Norm Marshall Dave and Bell were elected to the Eden Mills Board of Trustees by acclamation at the villages nomination meeting By Mrs HScott Mr and Mrs Henderson opened their homo to a community party honoring Mr and Mrs Tom The group played euchre and Mr and Mrs were presented with a reclining the Street lights on again 89th birthday observed trmntilv cards which presented a serving tray The couple living In Georgetown Mrs is home from Pool Memorial Hospital and we hope she continues to Improve Community sympathy Is extended to Mr and Mrs GBurt and family in the death of Mr Tush Foster recently At long last have a hard top on our highway and can perhaps keep our cars clean enough to see their color Mr is a patient at the present time in Georgetown Memorial Hospital By Mrs Robertson Mrs M Jackson celebrated her birthday on Saturday when numerous friends and relatives colled to offer their best wishes An inscribed birthday take centred the tea table Llmehouse Mrs Jackson enjoys good health and Is very active around her home and garden which Is a showplace during the summer with flowers and vegetables and nary a weed enjoys company and a game cards which help to pass the winter when she is not outdoors Lights on again Residents are happy to have all Dear May the street lights again working alter a number were blown out during a thunderstorm In the summer Eden Mills Ont 20th May Banquet catering fall in report RODNEY BELL has resided in the village of Eden Mills for years An engineer Mr Bell feels that a trustee must be aware and be prepared to make decisions and strive to give good government to his community By Mrs A Benton We hope for a good recovery for Mr A C Patterson who spent a tew days in hospital In Georgetown after a fall resulting in a broken ankle last week Fair dinner The A ladies catered a roast beef dinner when the Acton Fair Board held their annual banquet evening last week in the Eden Mills Presbyterian church basement The Bentons visited Mr and Mrs Gordon Quintan Meaford a week ago In hospital We hope to see Mrs Fred Brooks home soon from General hospital where she has been undergoing treatment for the past three weeks Community Club holds election DAVE MASSON a virtual newcomer into the vicinity of Eden Mills Is presently employed by the Ford Motor Company as the supervisor of material handling He offers his to the Village and feels that although he wants to keep the cultural habits and preserve the aesthetics of rural community life the people should be better informed as to what is going on By Mrs Wright Saturday evening the Eden Mills and District Community held open house in the hall for their annual meeting Before the business Tony Vos entertained the gathering to a showing of slides of views of Eden Mills with summer and winter scenes which proved Interesting The annual reports were given by Margaret Adair secretary sports Don Peeling entertainment Betty Marshall property Manse group committee Trevor Clifford guides Kaye Stevenson nursery school Anna Marie Bell booth Joan Chamberlain brownies Ann Jackson Publicity committee Rene Beattie Anna Marie Bell mothers auxiliary Stevenson presidents report Bell auditors Doug William McLean Bob Love took tho chair to elect a new treasurer as Ann Vos retires Nominees were Mrs Masson Betty and Joan The vote was taken by the showing of hands and Joan was elected All offices remain as usual Rodney Bell president 1st vice Trevor Clifford 2nd vice Ross Campbell secretary Margaret Adair treasurer Joan Coffee and cookies brought the evening to a close Mrs Florence Grundy was able to leave the hospital on after receiving tests and treatment for the past two weeks New leader Guiding in is now being helped by Miss Judy Short who was recently a Lieutenant of Jrd Guides It is hoped that the local group will progress quickly under Judys capable guidance Vander will attend training sessions and make up the leaders All girls between 11 and wishing to become part of this guide movement are asked to be at the school on Tuesday evening at m Mr and Mrs Gordon spent the week end with their son Sherlock and Mrs in Ottawa At game Mr and Mrs Robert were In Toronto on Saturday evening and attended the TorontoDetroit hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens Donald Woodward young son of Mr and Mrs David Wood ward underwent a tonsllectomy at Guelph Hospital and is now convalescing at home and Mrs Robertson accompanied their son Douglas and Mrs Robertson and Mrs L Heimler of Guelph to Oakville Funeral Home to pay their respects to Leonard Stansbury father of Mrs Kenneth Robertson whose death occurred last week Machinery sale A good crowd attended the sale of surplus machinery on Saturday at George Grundys farm Mr Allan Dent 1st Line Is a patient at hospital A belated happy birthday dear Shocking of me to forget What exciting days these arc with all the flowers coming out are so many things coming up Not only those bulbs I put In last fall but each woman has left legacy her favorites There are a couple of little old rose bushes and the ones the MncRacs gave me seem to survived the winter all right Theres a good clump of llly-of- The just coming and the tulips in bud There are even some pretty apple blossoms Hike to make rounds each evening as soon as I get home in the morning too if theres time My neighbors laugh at me a bit about it About a week ago when I got back thcro was a lovely daffodil out up the hill I was a bit surprised because it was in a place where I didnt think Id planted one so I rushed up to sec It was plastic courtesy of Betty Marshall And Gladys claims Im already counting the apples New windows The new windows are in In the porch and I have painted the frames Roy has given the table and chairs a new coat of soft green paint And the metal shed is on order Now that that awful old shed over the well is down I con see a beautiful willow tree over beyond Bettys The long supple branches with the leaves that exciting yellowy green of spring arc waving and tossing in every breeze No doubt well be plunged into a SEE THE NEW SKIROULE SNOWMOBILES COMPLETE SALES SERVICE Models To Chow From M by a Division The Coleman Co NORVJU SHELL SERVICE Hwy7Norval Every Evening til id REELECT TOM WATSON To The HALTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Trusting My 20 Years Experience Can Serve You Well NORM MARSHALL a teacher at College Heights Vocational School in Guelph has lived in Eden Mills all his life He has had previous trustee experience and has always been interested in civic affairs He is aware that he must keep up with progress but he would like to keep the village life style as it is now established Toronto region The future of the Toronto Centred Region will be decided within the nest six months Ontarios deputy treasurer and economics minister told a Toronto group on Saturday Provincial government proposals tor the area stretching from west of Hamilton through to Port Hope from Lake Ontario north to Georgian Bay should be finalised early in the new year Ian MacdonaU told the Royal Canadian Institute Meanwhile development within the confines of the Toronto Centred Region on which the government unveiled proposals last May is being limited If it does not conform to the policies set out in the governments design for development Mr Macdonald said planning amendments of municipalities have been suspended because they conflict with the Intentions of the regional design THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF NASSAGAWEYA ELECTIONS TAKE NOTICE THATVOTING WILL BE HELDON MONDAY DECEMBER Between the hours of 1000 AM and 800 PM To elect a Reeve Deputy Reeve and Councillors as well as one member to the Halton County Board Education and members to the County Board ot Education to represent separate School supporters within County In secondary school matters LIST OF POLLING PLACES FOR POLLING SUBDIVISION NO Lots No to Inclusive in 3 Polling Location Residence of Beverly Ella Campbellvilte Charles King FOR POLLING SUBDIVISION NO Lots No to TO Inclusive In Concessions Polling Local torn Residence Robert Elliot Roy Wood FOR POLLING SUBDIVISION NO Lots to inclusive across the Township Polling location Hall Storey FOR POUJNO SUBDIVISION HO Lots to inclusive end Lots 30 3X concessions and Lot 30 31 32 East Half Concession Wring Location Residence of Duncan Moffat Art Diamond DRO Nasugaweya November 30 Lots In Concessions and and the West Half Concession 4 Polling Location Residence Hugh MacPheraon Mrs Helen DRO G C Thompson Returning Officer Heat wave soon which will out nil the mosquitoes and bluett llit4 Hut now Its perfect lor working around outside and bit In the sun False I to take my humidifier over Hoots Hardware In for repair I think the best hardware store Ive ever been In Ive been over several times for things and the other diiy I saw such nice little tiuvel So I not it As it woke me at a I was most caret In setting it the next It went off at tiuuin So I took it back When I was In today one of the men another had thought It all strange so he took It home Sure enough It woke him tit 1 I It went buck to the but fast Up the street from Roots is on excellent bakery Saunders I hear people drive a Rood distance lor the tasty bread pics So otic can hardly stop Roots without dropping into Saunders to stock up with Rood fresh rolls cookies and so forth You say this really sounas like Eden Believe me arc outside the all families here have their share of worry and sorrow But I think we all appreciate that and there Is a tolerance for the other fellow And when our physical surroundings are so amenable It W T Foster lived here Foster of WB St Ave Toronto parsed away on Nov suddenly at Toronto General Hospital In his year He was the son of the late William Foster and Mrs Jennie Foster of Toronto and Inother of Pearl Mrs Burt Georgetown Mildred Mra A Westbrook Mrs A of BC Florence Mrs lckf Daisy Mrs E Lucy Verna Mrs C Flint Dorothy Mrs all of Toronto Brother Hoy sister Martha arc deceased He moved to Acton from Cheltenham and lived here for 15 years and moved to Toronto In and worked as manager for A C Rentals for years His family and many friends will sadly miss him is much better to dwell on those than on tragedies Dont you 1 see your weather has been bad Do hope you get some sun soon for your vegetable garden lave Val MARSHALL DEPUTY REEVE DECEMBER 1970 RATEPAYERS VOTE REELECT MacARTHUR REEVE EXPERIENCED RELIABLE REPRESENTATION Insure your future and that Ontario Is there any place youd rather be Ontarians are the kind of people who wouldnt be here if there was any place better are people who came from a hundred lands and stayed to build People with backbone and brawn and a hunger to succeed Men and women whove created a stan dard of living in decades that other lands worked centuries to build If we have a flaw its our chronic modesty may be proud to be Ontarians and Canadians they Just seldom tell anyone From an economic point of view thats wrong The more people we have boosting Ontario and Canada the better it is And weve got a lot to boost with At a time when the dollar is having many demands made on it can note that provincial taxes have held the tine in 1970 And wc had a surplus to boot Yet needed programs have not been neglected The Ontario Housing Corporation for example has housed 120000 people to date and currently has almost a billion dollars worth of programs active in nearly 200 Ontario Communities We need a vigorous economy of course to support these important programs And thats where you come in Though our productivity has doubled in ten years and our incomes in twelve Ontarians dont sit on their successes Theres a demanding decade ahead full of challenges and opportunities to make the quality of our lives better yet To meet these challenges weve got to believe in ourselves Which when you think about it isnt such a bad idea you boost Ontario Ontario and Canada get a little stronger Government of Ontario John Prime