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Town library board patch up differences Differences between Hal Ion Kills Library Board and town council were patched up Monday night two meetings between library board chairman Ben Boyle treasurer Peter New and members of the finance committee and town staff The first meeting between the library board representatives town clerk Doug Prilchard and town treasurer Harry Henderson was unplanned resulting from a wait for members of the finance committee in volved in a special council meeting at town offices on Road The official meeting found many matters had already been resolved Treasurer Harry Hen agreed the board would have a financial statement each month so It could keep tabs on business He said It was the practice not to Issue financial statements after the budget was set and this probably accounted for the omission up to this point He also felt the petty cash account in the Acton library was too low and should be replenished so employees did not have to dip into their pockets for ex penses Mr Henderson defended the method to keep track of library financing noting the town services were there and available to the library board Wc consider our selves a service agency for the board he said Councillors agreed the library board should have full autonomy on many of the con- plaints they registered with council It Is up to you to spend the budget and look after maintenance Councillor Harry Levy told the board reprcscnlativea He felt most of the problcmh originated with misunderstanding and wrong communication Councillor fcrnlc Sykes thought it also was partly due to the transition to regional government Board treasurer Peter New said much of the confusion resulted when hey had to answer to three Peterson and Patterson and they were in no position to know whether which set up regional government caused the problems Mr Boyle said they ap proached council to clear the matters up because the board had been able to do nothing under system as It was operating and hi felt much had been cleared up now There was still some certainty as who was responsible for the addition In Georgetown library Councillor Levy said that since was Involved thi lown must have a say but when It gets down to the actual building it was up to the library board And they would work In coordination with the treasurer Clerk Doug said Bill had made no dlf in Ihc of library boards and It was within their power to open tinders and award the con It was up to council to request Int region to issue debentures The committee asked Mr Boyle Mr New to appear at mmittee of the wnolc meeting next week to ham out this facet of the differences 11 wis pointed out after the two man delegation left that the library board had ap proached Georgetown council In 1172 asked for help with the addition project and since then the town and board responsibilities had merged In a letter to council last week the board said they were operating In limbo complained of direction from various town departments which interfered with the hoard autonomy no financial statement lack of petty cash in the Acton library and problems with whom was supposed to deal with the architect on the Georgetown addition The Acton Free Press Wed Sept Churchill WHERE S THE PLATE The search for a momentarily dislocated plate by two runners and one catcher created humorous excitement during the T ball championships at the park Saturday The two runs were scored by Nancy Vander Eyken and Calvin Robinson in the final inning Catcher Kim Weir found the plate also but the ball Free Press changes The appointment of Kay basis with he paper while past and be involved in Dills as the editor of The his course district covenge and Acton Free Press is an Sheridan features this week She Continuing with the news succeeds Hartley Coles who paper Lorraine Root will be will be continuing editor of responsible for the Flu WW I a publication The district Independent Mr Coles had been serving as editor of both publications during the formative months of the new Georgetown lent ion Mrs Dills has been associated with the Free Press for many years and her familiarity with the municipality is essential to the post of editor Addition Added to the news staff of the Free Press Is Helen who Is graduate of Sheridan College and has had experience in Colllngwood who was a- she has In the district complaint Complaints of flu ire swooping Into the lately and as usual it the same old symptoms of colds sore tu headaches As usual it Lay 11 charges Alton police laid charges against local youths last night Tuesday on Mill romcd aspirins loLsofjuee St between Willow and Main Eight charges were for loitering and two of causing a disturbance They will appear In court Oct local man was also whatever that is For volunteer DINNER BREAK Grabbing a bite to eat before their game came up Ian Paul Bruce Shannon and Brian all eight year old Acton watch the T ball finals with the Free Press during charged with driving while the summer months will be his License was under continuing on a part lime suspension Tuesday night Coats says Starret wrong about decision Lets talk about HORSES Jrnnlfcr Itarr The Community Services Department of Sheridan College is sponsoring a certificate program designed for volunteers serving the community through a variety of functions Whether you serve on a board or executive or as a member of an organization society agency or a group involving sports this division committee says that separation Mr Coats added program will help the Douglas Starret is wrong In There were various factors volunteer to understand and his reasoning of why he was including location on a curve perform their services in the denied a land separation and slope and the fact the community said the committee remaining parcel would have had gotten to one point in the had below the minimum frontage Mr Coats pointed islon all rccom icnded refusal of the Residents celebrate wedding anniversary By Mrs Fred Mac Arthur Morning worship at Chur chill Community Church on Sept was very well attend Our pastor Rev A W sermon subject was The Conquest of Temptn Choir anthem was Grace Morning worship and church school was held at 11 a m Mrs Bruce McNichol and daughter Marnle of Mono also Misi Muriel McNichol of Weston visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ward Hamilton and family John McAdam of Queens University at King ston returned home Sept after spending the summer at He left Mon day to continue his studies Mr and Mrs William Deb bie have returned after thorn at Tlmmins While there they wed ding of her son John Aug at SI Saviour Church Reception August permits A addition to Baltimore Aircoil on Sinclair Avenue and iddilion to Georgetown hospital helps boost the August building permit total of Halton Hills to roughly the same as the previous month A permit for a new industrial office Martin Structures Armstrong Avenue Georgetown a permit for alterations to Superior Glove Aclon and si wu tor alterations at it Thompson ucls Acton brought the total industrial permits to The number of house permits issued dropped from Bin July to in August with a total value of 1 Most of the permits were for Acton Despite the approaching end of summer swimming CI permits were issued the total this year to 143 after was held at Dante Club in Timmins Mr and Mrs Bob Ken- Jeff re and Christine visited on Sunday and had tea with Mr and Mrs Gordon Lindsay in A happy gathering was en joyed by many at the home of Mr Mrs MocAr thur and family when they iclebrated their wedding anniversary On Sunday even Sept at their home Third Line township where they have lived since their wedding on Sept gifts and sums of money were received amid all good wishes from their family and friends who at tended from Mills Toronto and Acton Their daughter Sharon and daughter In law served a delicious lunch to all who attended Her father Mr Alfred Thompson of and his pirents Mr and Mrs Fred of Churchill were there with them for the occasion shower Mrs A Cooper F Buck Mrs A and daughters Vera and Film and Mrs Don Anderson Donald and David enjoyed a isit the cottage in I Falls They held a Joint show for Mrs M Crowe nee Vnnattcr and Miss Two skits wire put on and Cheryl Urn and rlcn several old songs enjoyed In the past years Special boxes were made by to hold the girls gifts 1 uncli was served I rlcn Dinnld and David and Mark Anderson A happy time was by guests from I end in I nils Ac Ion and Ijikc Mrs I and Mrs M spent the week at Mr and Mrs Archie Ktrrs Miss Cheryl Vanaller anil Mr Hay Cornell with Mr and Mrs A and family FOR ALL YOUR FENCING SUPPLIES Blade Short Rib Roast Choice Rump Roast Choice Prime Rib Roast Choice Sirloin Tip Roast Lean BONELESS Brisket Point Lean Ground Chuck Froth Small Link Sausage Maple Leaf Sliced Bacon 1LbPka Lb FOR YOUR FREEZER RED BRAND BEEF Sides Hinds LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET 77 Mill St E 2240 The history some of our horse breeds is fascinating favorite breeds and of the least known Is Lt inadicn is one of Cinada breeds the other being the Sable Isle ponies History records a pony called the Isle pony in Indian originally of trench Canadian descent However ire either extinct going under another n inn or bred into other breeds One w or another existing look very much like a Morgan or how the Morgan looked before he got mucked up with blood are brown or 14 1 hands high chunky all purpose cobs Three hundred lie was not quite a was originally cross between the heavy horses brought from bran fore runners of the the Thoroughbred type army horses from tngland The resulting chunk was usually rather plain having a coarse large head deep short legs high croup low withers However this horse was the struggling Canadian farmer needed Hewas heavy enough or farm work and pulled the machinery with considerable strength Yet he was small enough to lake a saddle when necessary or pull the buggy to town or church Being a pony horse ho was also cheaper to feed Time inter breeding has produced better looking horse but one still more suited general harness work than siddle So despite a proper registry the is extinct Our true breed ind part of our history will soon lie no longer Incident illv the prlzs list and show schedule for the horse division of the Aeton tall I- air looks marvellous this year Complete revamping of the old horse show has produced something for hunter ponv section offers enough classes for a whole morning a lies the hunter jumper classes I place rlil Hint road hack including some good led off by the ilommos longer will pande cull have to wait until clock for their favorite horses One clock sees he start of the Palomino vents is i new h tins devoted to a Western snow list Included are performance eh variety of ex to the show committee for producing such an attractive program w let hope for record evening decided to turn down all further ap plications He had said the committee probably thought it was too much bother to grant any more separations Mr Coots says there were several factors involved in turning down Mr Starret application Mr had told this paper other separations were given nearby and he closed two and a half miles of the Mr said land division chairman Preston was the only person to see the site but Mr Coats says he also had viewed the site The Credit Valley Con authority municipal and regional planning committee and the Niagara Escarpment out The land division com consists of nine members It incorporates some of the work of the for committees of ad natural gas water heaters forawarm lasting relationship The Fords and Mercurys will soon be arriving in our show room Therefore the time has never been better to purchase a Pinto Maverick or Comet Make your purchase today and save CAR and TRUCK RENTALS LEASING ALL MAIN ST ACTON 8532370