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Ospringe Championship games end ball season here Cemetery damage concerns council Championship games have and were been played In the Girls ffi Sunday with Mrs National Softball league New p granddaughter Mr York ousted St St Mra Louis was leading M at the llf j beginning of the fourth in At that point It looked lhcth wedding hopeless for New York but Wer Inlaw Mr and St Louis fell apart and New York gained runs In the Brampton on Friday fourth inning Balling home runs for New York were The proprietors of the local Laura Janet Vander have a RobUison and starting again It will be on Monday nights and registration will be in about two weeks III meeting Block Printing is the project of the Clubs this fall The first meeting of Ospringe club was held at the home of Mrs Robert Bailey The meeting opened with the pledge Twelve members were present with their leaders Butchers while win be from their leaders Mrs Robert Gates and Barb every day except Wed Bailey George Major whacked homers for St J holidays when they will be open from noon to a Motors division ball activities for the season Activity nights will soon be The business part of the meeting was mainly con cerned about the election of officers president Cathy vice president Gayle secretary Barbara a Silverwood top on Highway to Acton ike mokes a big Improvement In this of road They should finish It up this week with the top coal rents Mr and on Friday Sept Plates missing Three Instances of missing license have been reported to police all mm the same area of town The Sept at the and and the plate S a tafte tf salads topped a iS carnations lied with been recovered Surprise party for anniversary mams ana pressed with there and planned a and the evening flU A he was spent dancing to parents Mr and Mrs C music the of Bain is home after weddlna an ln Mrs Wilson Is in George town Hospital at present Get well wishes to these people Mr Scott Lafayette Indiana Mr and Mra Peter Scott Oxford Ohio and Bruce Scott Toronto were Sunday visitors with the Harry Scotts Community sympathy goes to Bill In the death of his mother recently The dry spell continues and even the weeds He down and die ember their It was St s church hail Glen Williams About S3 guests turned up to help Lilian and Chuck celebrate years and wiBh them more of happiness PETER MARKS CANDIDATE FOR Actons Regional Councillor Serving YOU as a dedicated aggressive WORKING representative Asm the past Marks will stand I PROMISE YOU CONCERN COMMON SENSE COMMITMENT TO HELP which is the Town of Acton in the new borough of North Hatton fie feels his experience on local and county govern will be an asset to the position but stresses the need lor political representatives to listen to and express concerns of the public Past experience is valuable however public needs and priorities are slowly changing and more efficient and less costly methods or municipal ad- ministration must be f developed he said Arraignments have been made with his employer to ensure there will be no conflict between his Job and the position of Regional Councillor He stated that if required his position as administrator lor a large sen ice centre could be terminated Mr Marks did say however that after discussions with the new Regional Chairman and many other municipal of in and other regions I am com inced that my association with business management procedures will be an asset in helping to establish financial and ad ministration policy for our municipality Commenting on the cost of regional governments he stated that My studies of most of the other Regions in have revealed numerous errors that have resulted in significant tax increases and these same mistakes do not have to and must not be repeated In Halton Mr Marks is the second to announce be would contest the Ward One regional seat Reeve W Pal McKenxie announced his intention earlier April 1S3 Sincerely PETER MARKS Deputy Rcvt Town of Acton Inconsiderate behavior was described to council by Councillor Norm Elliott as he referred to conditions at cemetery The brand new fence has M Doreen been damaged by youngsters Vander Vhigt climbing it he said Discussion Although outlets for watering Rowers had been misbehavior in the cemetery the year hatch had an op- would contact the town office portunlty to leave the nesting or the police damage would be problem caused Councillor Norm Elliott But councillor Elliott added also expressed his to this report his own over the best thing to that this swale is do about the area of swale in one of the areas most the cemetery by birds in the Council had received a town He had seen wild ducks watering Rowers had been Council had received a history for block lettering installed due to vandalism letter from the Credit Valley there last week of the club and and pilferage the water had to Conservation Authority who The town engineer was to requirements be expected be the swale They be asked for his opinion and from the members laps have been removed at three of the six outlets The Hopefully the cemetery leaves and painted grinds can be the backs These leaves were now ihey are then stamped on notes completely enclosed Refreshments were served Hewished at the close of the meeting people who see instances of could detect no inflow outflow and the water ap peared stagnant They thought the area less than half an acre too small to be significant They gave their opinion that if the swale were filled in by late Aufiust after Alliston mayor George has been appointed chairman of the newly created Niagara Commission The Acton Free Press Wed September Parks Board At Ihe regular Septemoer speakers to the corners rather than have them at the Management and Recreation centre of the building The committee Thursday It was sound system is deplorable decided Lou Members To install plastic kick Generally agreed acoustics in boards and strips along the the building left much to be hand rail of the arena boards desired because of at a cost not to exceed structural design Wooden Arena manager Harold buildings seemed to be better Townsley said the material for sound than metal they felt was superior to wood and and the system often would last much longer It was left to him to make announcer using system best deal Member Gil Malcolm was To purchase new goal authorized to investigate frames at a cost not to exceed making improvements WOO The present nets were Arena manager donated by the lions and said recent improvements at were in need of replacement the arena were almost Tp see if the sound system finished with a few small Jobs in Ihi arena could be yet to be completed to his proved possibly by moving satisfaction For additional information call THEYRE HERE 74 L FORD At last The grand new road machines Cars that make their mark as top performers Rented up with added safety features and modifications for antipoHution Quality craftsmanship in design and construction makes them the leaders All Fords are created equal The Dealer makes the difference 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