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Wadnndiy Fab 1983 3 thru Science Reynold placed third in the Grade category of the Science Fair Karen Topelko won tint prise in the Grade category of the Brookvllle Public School Science Fair Jennifer Pearce finished second in the Fair on Thursday ChsaarejBS met mastered TfttRMftMMfiM Maria it AIT ACTON tOKBO Grevstone Inter GOOD REASONS to your flood neighbor agent CAR HOME BOAT Robert INSURANCE LTD l7CllJCLPtlST GEORGETOWN 877 6148 FEBRUARY SNOWFUVKE SALE LIGHTER oaiaowti LIGHT BULBS fafca 79 Sparkler AIR FRESHENER 144 sunlight to J a DISHWASHER DETERGENT M J g JOO WEN HOUSE KllNE Farm Livestock Equipment 7 Just west of Georgetown DATE Thursday Feb 3rd TIME 10 a to FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS PLUS SLIDE PRESENTATION by NK PATZ CLAY GUEST SPEAKERS ONTARIO MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE FOOD Soil Crop Specialists Mr Henry and Mr Henry Stanley WE ARE NO 1 IN FEED AND MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT AND WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE HE HAVE ADDED KING FORAGE AND CORN SEEDS TO OUR PRODUCT LINES DOWNTOWN Science fiction test at Acton Library AHS Acton Public Library will focus on lb exciting world of Qetkn month with a continuous timeday program at the library and in Acton High Several fiction speakers a fame tournament ana an evening under the be among many features An extensive program entitled dose Encounters of the Sdsne Fiction Kind been planned aa a Joint vesture of the nigh school and library and will be held on Thursday Friday and Saturday February Norman Elliott of Acton new of the HQIa Library Board and science fiction buff the library staff at Acton and Georgetown been planning the extensive program In Acton for some time and he it hopeful that It will be well received by science fiction throughout the area It la quite an undertaking remarked EUiott and one of the moat extensive pro- grama put on by the library In Acton In recent yean We hope it will be very well received EUiott been a member of the library board for years and elected to the of vicechafrman In January He be a host at the library on Saturday for the day long program which will Include a Dungeone and Dragons Tournament Close Encounters will also feature special diaolays a book sale at the school and will kickoff a busy program schedule at the library reports that over JV books were from the Acton Library collection ML The abetvea were over crowded with worn and out dated books With recent purchasee our will find that these discards have now been largely replaced wtth new books for both adult and juvenile readers According to statistics gathered for ISO circulation at Acton registered an Increase of almost per cent over 1981 A further increase is expected in with the large number and variety of new volumes that have been added to the collection Audiovisual loans Including records films and tapes tacreased by 11 per cent during toe preceding year while library requests Increased dramatically in the last quarter following InsuUatlon of the new computer terminal connecting Acton to the other libraries the System These Include Georgetown Milton Februarys Close Encounters and other Information Is avail able at the library and high school this week Special speaker will include David librarian at Toronto a Spaced Out Norman Fiaet of Northern Telecom and Francois Van of the Royal Astronomical Society next Saturday for an evening under the star Polity imt Four shoplifting at Four people were caught In the space of two days shoplifting at IGA on Main St North Thursday afternoon a 32yearold Acton woman arrested for trying to steal K worth of food The same afternoon an Acton juvenile male was charged with trying to steal a chocolate bar worth cents The next afternoon charges of theft under were laid against a 55yearold Acton man and a yearold local woman The man was trying to shoplift items worth while the woman attempting to leave with goods worth Hal ton Regional Police are Investigating a break and enter at the Acton immunity Centre sometime between midnight and a m last Wednesday Nine hockey sticks and 30 rolls of tape were stolen and five candy machines were broken Into A small amount of cash was also taken Police Laid two liquor charges over the weekend one on Saturday at midnight on Main St A 17 yearold Acton youth was charged with being intoxicated In a public place On Sunday at 1 a a 23yearold male waa charged on Mill St with having liquor displayed In public view The Acton Community Centre received in damages after someone smashed a machine valued at and a win- also valued at was smashed on Fri day at 15 Police investigated a domestic dispute on Mill St at on Saturday There were no charges laid or injuries A 16yearold Westcott teenager was charged with theft over and possession of stolen property after a leather motorcycle Jacket was stolen from the Hide House Police say the theft on January and the arrest was made the next day Two electric razors were stolen during a break and enter at a Park Ave residence sometime between January 22 and Entry was gained by breaking a window on the porch according to police The two razors were valued at and there was damage to the borne Police responded to a domestic dispute on Church St about Tuesday Jan There were no injuries charges or damage in the dispute between a husband and wife Police are Investigating the break and enter at an Elizabeth home sometime between 2pm and 7 on Monday Entry was gained by smashing out a win It is not known If anything Damage to the window was estimated at 40 Readying for Pope meeting Hal ton officials are gearing up for the February 15 meeting with the Minister of Environment Allen Pope concerning the aggregate issue In a report to councillors Chairman Jack Raitis that there remains considerable anxiety and upset among residents in over the need to designate so much land for mineral resource protection The delegation going to the meeting are the four mayors or their designates the Chairman of the Regional Planning and Public Works Committee Pat McLaughlin regional chairman Jack and senior planning staff at the region INVENTORY CLEARANCE Maple Tea Wagon 59 Maple Bench Lift Top 29 Maple Finish Spinning Wheel Colonial Flower Stand HAITONHULS FURNITURE I 3S2 QUEEN ST EAST ACTON BECKERS PLAZA