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Eramosa township council briefs Mondn of ho 1 rnmona lownnhlp council was a lengthy which tiki not adjourn until 12 11 am All members wire In at tendance with reeve Warren Parkinson tiding he following mot Inns were passed THAI the building In l that the tide yard requirement of township be THAT a grant of be made to Ihc Agricultural THAT It be reiolved Hint the Inwnthln of It not In fav if the of a county library In of the IhjbHc 1 Act THAT I I engineer approach the owner or pond drainage problems lo the boundary road the township of T and town of Milton and endeavor In alleviate the problem I MAT the Township council express heir tin o operative for their of aid In com true tlon of Medical This Sunday marks Remembrance Day MEDICAL CENTRE is shaping up with footings In and cement blocks beginning to mount Harry Gooyers of Gooyers Bros Construction says the building will not be completed until early spring but that it should have a roof on it before winter sets in His son John is seen working on the building during Tuesdays sultry weather Harry Gooyers is seen in the background day iter be I Sunday Nov for torn usual members of he legion and llockwood lions will to thi conn where the annual of ceremony will he conducted for departed vcUrans of the community at m service the parade will march to Hock wood tnlcnninl school where In service will hi held with repreaentn LAST WEEK WAS wind up for the Centennial school girls who like to play soccer An intra mural championship determined the winners after weeks of playing every noon hour for several weeks According to Bob Love teacher this year marks the third in which the school has enough students to fill eight teams three of which are girls Two games every noon hour one a boys the other for the girls ever since the third week of this term said Mr Love The champion soccer players are seen happily enjoying their fame as top soccer players Area resident tragically killed Collision An whtih occurred about morn claimed life of a well known risldtnt Centennial school Clifford Last week eight dance was a terrific and had a lime of our school grade eight classes writing lo to a teacher who used to tenth at school They re hoping to some pen to write to regular these days and student from grade five to eight will soon be getting ix Itockwood was on his way work at Hart Chemicals on ltd when the iar he driving wis struck a passenger train at the intersection of Victoria ltd and lizabeth St The tar was shoved feet the railroad trick and rolled down a 150foot em before coming to a halt IrankFarmir Wei countv coroner pro nounced him dead at the scene The father of three Mr and his were well known and respected in the district It is belleed his will be the last one at llu fatal crossing Several car train collisions involving occurred at the same site which is one of the worst in Reportedly workmen are be ginning this week to construct a detour at the crossing In order to start work on a subway which will carry vehicle traffic underneath the track A twocar collision Friday on near Wool In Guelph resulted in an estimated damage Drivers were 1 J Hat ft 1 and Host Anne of It Arthur lives all village participating Speaker oft be llev Keen present minister of the Itockwood United Some church services will be cancelled an they run conjunctively with 11 am memorial service These Include those of the and United representative Jim Milne Hays that poppies will lx distributed to district children at the schools with others placed for purchase in various community stores On Thursday evening Nov Rover Scouts will lie luking popples lo the village residents All collections Including loose col let Ion at Sunday service after exit uses will he turned over lo the poppy fund for disabled veterani he said Halloween quiet on local front Hallow en fell true to form lust Thursday evening when Oct trick and treating was carried out In the typical atmosphere of sultry damp ness making visibility cult and parents anxious their small charges make their rounds safely rom early evening to Inter hours costumed forms could be seen flitting from house to house As evening they gradually disappeared complete with weighted bags of holiday treats everything was quiet on ihc front called During the the fire siren was heard twice The brigade was called to Mills sometime near the hour of Pranksters had set bile of on fire on the bridge Another call for Ihc Eramosa brigade took them just above the tracks in where they doused a gasoline fire An oil slick on Highway alsor attention when ap proximately ten gallons of used oil wo taken from Petty garage and poured on the highway in front as it rounds the curve The fire lighters washed down the dangerous slick topping it with a load of sand The made I frequent visits to the village but reported later that the evening was relatively quiet with only the usual Elallowc en pranks occurring On Thursday Oct vandals threw rocks through two windows at Centennial school causing an estimated damage of Centre which will ho available with offices fop two doctor or one doctor and a dentist applicable for THAT he clerk and assistant attend tin clerk treasurer meeting hi on Nov in with registration fees and ponscH paid by tile township THAT the clerk Irenmirer submit application the Ministry of Housing for tin the corporation of the towns of hereby authorise clerk treasurer In submit application to the of Hon sir for the home and be It further resolved tin said cm porn to draft standard building bylaw to with the requlrt minis of tin Ministry of Housing THAI to paid Nov tin uses incurred for minis by on trip to Toronto to llu deputy minister of registration moling in totalling tin link as follows Unit a dining lounge licence bo Inlirprttid as lluunrwlth mints only In with in Thai tin narking facilities an totally inadequate for number of patrons and I II Invi the of petition for di ml mint worku for the IDA tin a rebate of 14 to ward Kingsbury for building under sec of the Municipal Act HIM the tin I ram is iciruithm com to laud for fniilltiis Ik 1IIA1 a leqiiLslbi In Ministry of Iran spoliation and Com itiunknlion for a sup mi iillointlon of in s for on and In am of MX for anil on Willi l St ItoekWood MIA I Mini Is pay In I null prl villi llu for ion tit I HA in counts iimmiiillng to J nil 41 nil lounls til road 474 he panned fin llu muting Tho Press Wed November Flying saucers Drivers cautioned People In he area an now hieing strange objects In llu sky which dim on I from view quickly liny appear to pnrtkulnrly fast it largi plants conn lnvards tin in Us lime for cautious ilrl virs days spells of slut tin this linn of ymr i nil of IFL Occasions I Ml I lime 1iitliil ml iiHnts ti III Dark It It Hums a i of Caroline Flower Garden Centre Two Miles West of ActonSouth of Highway I Marlon Tulinmii Receives degree Mrs I Marion Tubman of It has recently received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Wilfred Ijiuricr University Waterloo major In religion culture and psychology She Is presently employed by the Wellington County Hoard of and leaching at in public school AGAROL N0V0VITIES 9 8 Minerals s ABS0RBINE Bayer 100 ASPIRIN BR0M0 SELTZER MEAT FEATURES LOIN 0 PORK SALE HOIST ROAST ROUST CENTRE TENDERLOIN PORTION PORTION PORTION to Hi In Ih 89 Criterion Carpet Warehouse JUST ARRIVED A truck load of Salvage Carpet Regularly selling up to a yard CLEARING AT A YD OR 1ESS ST GEORGETOWN NEXT TO BECKERS 8TT7T9T THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MILTON NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND TENANTS Corrections to the School Support List The Regional Assessment Office for the Province of Ontario has submitted the last Revised Annual School Support List and It has been posted on October 30th in the Office of the Clerk at the Municipal Offices Main Street East Milton Ontario for Inspection Residents and property owners are requested to examine this List to ensure that their names and relevant information are correctly shown therein Attention is drawn to the necessity to complete the required form available at the Office of the Clerk respecting an Application for Alteration of School Support Entry All requests for additions corrections or deletions from the List will be received by the Clerk at the Municipal Offices above men commencing on Wednesday October 30th through to day November 8th from excluding Saturdays and Sundays The last day for filing forms requesting additions or corrections to or deletions from the List will be Friday November 1974 at 500 p m J McGeachie ClerkTown of Milton WHOLE or HALF DINNER HAMS PORK CHOPS Cut PORK CHOPS PORK LOIN ROAST CHOPS HAMBURGER PRODUCE FEATURES CALIFORNIA RED EMPEROR GRAPES GROCERY FEATURES Cunlvif SWEETENED UNSWEETENED ORANGE JUICE York PEANUT BUTTER Thittto Grade 1 lb BUTTER of TOWELS bonis LIQUID BLEACH Mamnn Hum or hi COFFEE or Baby Scon DIAPERS 179 Ctwnttfon 1BoiBomntScfc COFFEE MATE TOILET TISSUE OPEN DAYS A BRUSSEL SPROUTS J WEEK FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Product of USA Canada No CUCUMBERS