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OUR READERS WRITE Recycling waste The Editor Acton Free Press Ac Ion Out Dear Sir I Join with many others In praise of the very excellent paper published In this town On the editorial page or the last Issue speaking of the remark says Ihey arc the only fine paper mill In anil this Is hardly correct what of Domtar Howard Smith In Cornwall and the Holland Mill Did you mean Is the only mill In Canada that recycles waste Yours sincerely G A Editors Note- We understand Abltlbi Is the only fine paper mill that recycles wasto Sorry this wasnt clear Had happy visit I Mrs M Irvine of Belfast would like to thank nil the kind friends of Acton who made my months stay very enjoyable and tor the nice gifts I received on my birthday Especially Mr and Mrs Bill Williams Mr and Mrs Andy Williams and Mr and Mrs John Janscn who gave me a lovely time I hope will return in the near future Mrs M Irvine Donegal Ave Belfast OHC housing Dear Sir The recent completion of OHC Housing in Aclon Is Indeed very welcome to oil who need accommodation at reasonable rents However I would question the allocation of these units It would that although you moy have applied to the OHC four years ago for one of these houses when It comes to allocations there although your application has been on file all the time you dont even though you have a family get any degree of priority What is the basis of qualification or is it once again a question of not who you are or who you know Nobody who has a staff job surely needs public housing as usually salaries of these people are sufficient to buy your own home People who arc being supported by government funds already shouldnt be subsidized for accommodation or at least have any priority Does the man who lias been on their books for four years deserve some kind of priority whenever it would appear that people who only applied a couple of months ago got accommodation It must be very to live In town for 13 years and put much into the community I find that In spite of being on for four years you didnt even gel a chance to hove your own home I tor properties but It would seem that some people are getting undue preference where the undue preference where these properties are concerned lt it be certain that people who really need accommodation get these houses taking all factors such as length of application size of and background truly Andrew Welch Recycling advice ft No 2Hockwood Dear Sir II Is wonderful to see the I ladle put the shoulder to the wheel with their recycling program Were not all WI groups founded to take action in the community A nationwide program and they boast to be worldwide by an already existing organization could be a tremendous success Also in attracting new members We have set up the required extra boxes although tills household recycling Is being done mostly on the premises Moms classified garbage has been source of good amusement for quite some time now Surely sensible down to earth country folk dont throw away what they know they are going to be needing So Its old hat lo them But those of us who moved away from the rat race to let roots down again have to learn or remember From my new found experience I wouldnt mind putting a bee In the bonnet of my counterparts If they can do with one that is First of all there Is the organic matter If the kids didnl eat it the dog or cat usually will The rest like peelings coffee grounds eggshells wilted flowers content of vacuum cleaner wood ashes etc goes on the compost heap not necessarily the scientific piece of art a compost heap Is there anybody In Nassugnweya who hasnt got a hollow to fill with the households organic refuse plus a of soil now and then to let the children plant next seasons Halloween pumpkin on if They grow big thnt way Outgrown clothes are no problem with bazaars clothes drop boxes and the need for assorted cleaning rags We burn dirty paper bugs arc used again or lunches etc lot of plastic bags are good for freezing so are plastic containers milk cartons Jars arc kept for pickling and preserves those with the ruhber ring in the lid never get enough of them Some bottles arc collected for a wine making friend others for maple syrup juices herb vinegars Egg go back to the farmer so do supplies of berry boxes and fruit baskets Pins out of new clothes go in with the other pins the some with bands And so It goes With the WI recycling added we will very seldom have to drive to the dump indeed Mrs M Musehus The free Prcsi Wedncsdny October 1971 iff Lets Play Br id ge lull It is that defense is the most difficult feature of contract bridge Two players cannot see each others hands must co operate to gain the maximum number tricks They must picture in their minds lust what holding their partner must have in order to defeat the contract Here is a hand from rubber bridge match where precise defense set a low level contract South dealt with IN TOWN SATURDAY to moot anyone with special problems Hud WhKinfi was pleased the response Here Churchill a hasty lunch while wnit in line outside council chambers Staff Awards presented at Sunday School Education brief convinces department to drop holdback By Mrs Fred Mae Arthur Coiigrntulitinns to Mr and Boh Kerr on the gift of a girl Laura Christine on in General Hospital A baby sister for spent a week with his gi Mr and Mrs John Knox at Hampton returning home with Miss Knox who spent the weekend here Mr and Mrs Brian Knox of visited on Sunday with and Rob ami Nancy returned twine with them Mr and Mrs Kevin Shepherd of Toronto were also guests on Sunday at the same home To Mi Wayne Brown ac companied Miss race Venema and her parents Mr and Mrs V enema and family of Acton on a three weeks vacation in Holland Mr and Mrs William Thompson of Acton enjoyed Sunday up at their cottage at Mr mid Mrs I Davidson attended the Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Miller of It was in the United Church Milton on Saturday October lfi Mr and Mrs Green spent with Mr anil Mrs Fred Mac Art tun Mrs J McDonald visited on Sunday her mother Mrs J Wardlaw who is a patient in Peel Memorial hospital Mr and Mrs Clifford Store visited on the weekend their County Board of Education received limited satisfaction from a reply to a brief they put before the Department of Education Among the things requested in the brief were moves to have per cent of the grant money due to boar lis paid in the current year and payment of grants to meet the flow of the boards In a letter lo the board Minister of Education Robert Welch conceded one point He to move to 100 per cent payment for the current year and discontinue Ihe five per cent holdback now in effect Pie minister suggested It would be difficult for the department to pa to 30 per cent of the various boards budget in the first quarter of the year because the fiscal years for the department and the boards to not coincide The curlier would require to be added to the provincial budget the minister said The minister did not rule out possibility of payments though Aware of problem l am aware of the financing problem experienced your board and others throughout the province in fact some time ago asked my stuff to discuss with the responsible officers the Treasury and Economics Department the possibility of accelerating the April to June grant payments These discussions have not yet been concluded You will however that earlier advances will probably increase the need to borrow at the provincial level he wrote To prevent tainting of meat game should be dressed immediately after killing Birds should be drawn and allowed to cool before being placed In carrying pouches Big game should be hung to cook leave the hide on and cover exposed parts for transport SHERIDAN COLLEGE APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY IN COOPERATION WITH THE ONTARIO SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF will offer the following courses MILTON The Ontario School for the Deaf Milton All courses are General Interest Courses NonCredit Courses Classes will be conducted on a Thursday from pm commencing October and will run for nights until March Classes will be small and registration will be based upon a first come first served basts Enrollment is limited with deaf students given first preference in all courses Registration may be made by mail or on the first night COURSES Language For The Deaf Deaf Students Only English for New Canadians Total Communications finger spelling and sign language Sewing Crafts Entertaining Personal Grooming Gym Swim Typing Keypunch Training Deaf Students Only Woodworking Machine Shop Practise Welding Auto Body Repair Mechanical Drafting Offset Printing Letterpress REGISTRATION FEE PER COURSE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Sheridan College Continuing Education Division Trafalgar Road Phone Oakville The Ontario School for the Deaf Milton Phone son shame with Mr and Mrs I and family in Mis Fred Thompson and wee daughter Peggy Lynn of visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Swackhamer ami family on the weekend while Fred is on business trip to Churchill Falls tour Mrs W J McDonald Remembrance Day planned Hie towns Remembrance Day service will he Sunday Nov ember a I the cenotaph and the United church The poppy day canvass is being planned for the preceding Friday November legion members will be going from door to door and visiting industries Mis Mrs A Near Mis Mrs Matthews trip tu Ho bin Dennis enjoy e viewing a vim till anil had McDonalds Mrs Storey with Mrs Mr and id family in were not taken out get a club ruff In dummy If nee were not knocked out declarer can use It as an entry to dummys spades which could noon be net up Rust cannot attack from his side without costing the defense trick The defense must co operate to Cut down Fast lend a trump to cut down on muffs West must not lake his ace He must duck to see what declarer does After winning the heart declarer has several hut defense can match any of them If he leads a second trump West wins lends club removing the entry from dummy If lends club and continues clubs Rust wins leads trump to stop the club ruff play The best play by declarer fit to lead the spade Jack West wins with the must proceed carefully The heart ace Is cashed and now a club Is lead Declarer wins the club in dummy and tries lo cash spade king However and declarer must Careful defense will net six tricks on tills hand and set the contract one trick I realize would have no story to ten declarer had put up the spade King at trick one Winner weeks winners at the Acton Undue flub were- first Tom and Hart Fisher second Cum Sinclair and wen tied for third Gloria Very popular South was using the very popular weak two bid An opening bid of diamonds hearts or spades shows a six card suit with i ugh card points mostly in the Inil suit This bid kept from bidding even though they had the most high curds Now It Is up to the defence not to lei declarer make his contract as well The opening lead was ducked In dummy and Fasts queen won the trick Several problems and Ashley with confronted the defense If trump and Duke Wilson For a change you can trust Elect Bob M Liberal Halton HEADQUARTERS