Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), July 30, 1975, p. 1

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wa said isptcl to shop win tin want to shop Tin town solicitor is piring a on mulli iiriosi Mr prnhltmastlu at list of permitted mulli and stores Unties mil offer soint not Milk mil drugs in sold on Sundays for Inst ince stu open luaiuse it Ins drug counlir llftlton OR rep Henry Man ley a pica at thi Environmental Hearing Hoard mctling in to nave In specially lit low tin Niagara from Iho foot wide corridor has been proposed by Hydro Meetings over Iho route of the to went kid or two weeks In An 10 m tin corridor of along Hit roult of the proposal lli iitluiiling spun IhiltiliriNietUlil ins datum a l lo tot Stanley tnldt linen of r Ministry of ami owl rcprtHinlji rod Ion all illy arluillurnl Innil In out two whin vLKetabkH antl In lire drown ill nald llu no I In land in rid or Stanley mild profits on Ihret and four hud Im pniwil really lately they In Inttwlty of nut by litttir prices Iiiin ally In wo lint wax Hilling In now In fidnrtN pert lit am In Hal dm In ml tint and llu Intuitu Million now rtlatlvo Maps iimil liy My tiro to map proponed llradky to town wliith iiiibkih up ho of I Kid in win mulnlalnid and failed to dike ami land iihi Into ion nidi As a risull he corridor Nome of mini fat In Malum In prmirvul for farinlnii I and liny tan affoid In lost parln fatini Mi mini II of Million fariiiini win null i iiiiiint had in1 am liiiltural nU in tin iiviiommnt Hit rout do nd km i nil m in til In mill hind id ill Slim also wan ha i I lll lohiniiiiiK In ml ill h i Mr ilia iu iti i Environmental hydro hearings will continue I wo wicks I lit in iiik IlilhlHiirliluai illllnol up nil Hit he In a dm he iniHisid limit ion to own liyilio lllli mil K m III il Hi iii mil l On l ml ItllY I its in i I Mi hull I jump wall I iu id ih dilhU ii li Ml III It I Ii ll nil I tin I Mm il I l II CHILDREN CLIMB a mountain of tiies and screaming all the way They seem to enjoy the new articles in the creative playground which allows imaginations to flow freely The mountain of tires may be one solution to worn out tires which lay in ponds and polluting the landscape Grant Clarke Alton and Vincent Lee all of Churchill ltd S make the limb Sunday store closing uniform bylaw problem tin town I Ions in lo pnH with of AH on dump forcing 111Mb lo from At ton I ant month rilon tin own thai liny win to dump Tor and Million lit a ttir Ii in tin muthof the works n riRion Is ahead iln plans tin oh lion his r than liriuKlnK to art alitad with Mil tluy Councillor I en Haiti it will dump opt n tonkas i only to i iwii dump lown dump in Iiiijm inline Iiim Had I Hi im 1 mill 111 I I hi In ilul I It I Old I In llu iliirhntllon ikimpi havi llu lull Is working foi rtKion A What those new markings mean No problem Mori on ID of should solid hid km in likings It ilk- In plai an to mum piohh m is thai not it and nun arm I llu marking bun d Ixfoii and an it in imuiii lollu lis I lui also ixisl in in Nun In is Hilton Mills inmniiniu Ii dtpirtmi Hi tin Skater tells of slopovti in Ihunder lot limit in antl Rosa Marsh Mill don Hit ir oiler and con their lo in s rosv roller mult it it so far it is I mm last to l ion llu Ernest West named judge PROFESSIONAL masonry contractors who donated time last Saturday and Sunday have been loudly applauded by Rotanans sponsoring the scouting movement Murray Hurgett Allen were the local experts who worked on the basement addition to the scout hall Murray loads his tray with cement as Murray Harrison and Mark Rowe assist Saturday Other volunteers included Gary Bruce Cargill Don McDonald and Joe Hurgett of hasbeen judgt in Brampton an made by iho federal IXpart is will known here and is son of Mr and Mrs rred West Bower and of iMrs John of lit was born in town ship and Greenock school and Acton hiRh school Mi wmt straight from high school into Mall at the age of 17 in the last group study law that way Me was active in the Baptist People group Junior inner it Infill and ill I- ithtrlmds hen In graduation hi to i law firm whin FOUR OPEN tanks filled with oil to a depth of feet are a danger according to police They arc unable to the owner of Industries now in receivership and have informed provincial and Hills departments of the hazard Open oil tanks danger he is now Id is the held of thi group in legal iid in count lit his wife lunik Hi ret sons 10 and It and jusl re this week from attend inn Baptist World it Stockholm tour Scandinavia Al present he intends our open underground d rous mkson propiri of On I n dti mining Industries loncerned point is in oiilnis ship the closed and Hob his toniicled of However hi four tanks ikvdk stand open at hi back of the Industrial building in he industrial of Ministry of in park a possible hazard Toronto is as are raised the Hills building to ground about four feel in dia inform ihim of llu meter and the used oil in Id jxn thinks a sufficient protection is no around ind I inks in

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