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Wednesday July Beavers under canvas at Blue Springs Julie Zions Don Finnie exchange marriage vows fcyJeaaLavKu Ebor Park at Blue Spnogi Boy Seoul Reserve near Acton ni the scene of many activities for North Halloo District Beavers June and li Over Beavers Leaden and parent at leaded from Acton Georgetown Gken Williams and Camp ChW Sue Walton Beaver Co- Ordmator from Acton opened the camp Other leaders on the committee were Bryan Osatcbuk Ron Puller Steve Thomp son and Brian Many were enjoyed which ded crafts of the aeroplane spin painting Games enjoyed were soccer sponge toss were in attendance for the camp- fire opened by Steve Thompson Songs were led by District Commissioner John Sharpies Penny Bydevaate and Sbelley Scneennga Following the campTire day evening the boys had mug up and cookies before going to their tents A very impressive Scouts Own was held Sunday morning under the leadership of Beaver Leader Glenda Benton Steve Thompson and Leo of colony 2nd Georgetown Mrs Benton played her accordion and Steve and Leo played their guitars for the singing of hymns of praise Mrs Beaton conducted the Scouts Ova and Steve Thompson read the story of Jacob sleeping under the stars Don McLaughlin gave the prayer Acton Venturers set up a monkey bridge for the Beavers to test skills A tug of war was very popular with the Beavers proving to be very strong on all pulls This camp is on a one to one basts or a Beaver and a parent making a good week end for every one involved Douglas known to the boys as Bear took the Beavers on a nature hike which proved to be interesting Sue Walton expressed thanks to everyone Investment policies to change for board The Investment of taxpayers money by the Board of Education will have to be done either with chartered banks or trust companies backed by banks The change in policy comes hist months after the board suffered through the threat of losing K million when the provincial government seized the assets of Crown Trust which held Hal tan money In a report to the board vicechairperson Betty Fisher noted that from time to time the board Is In a position to invest surplus money for short terms The new policy statement on the investment of these funds is designed to provide guidance to ad ministration staff In this type of investment The security of the principal mutt be the first consideration in any Investment Fisher said It must also be readily market able Investments will be limited to those organizations with a rating of Rl middle to high in accordance with Dominion Bond Rating Service Commercial Paper Ratings Fishers report stated Chartered banks arc considered R middle while it is usually foreign banks falling Into high Most trust companies are low and do not fall under the new board policy Burlington trustee Bill admitted Crown Trust is not rated but It was recommended by the government as a sound Investment A company having an rating Is a high grade prime credit the policy statement read Its ability to repay its current liabilities as they fall due is very high and ability to do long term financing and a strong parent exists The level of profit ability has been reasonable and relatively stable with only modest fluctuations The firm is of sufficient size to be a strong in in Its industry Companies are also rated with the category as upper middle or lower By definition it takes a very strong company to be classified as a middle or an upper Rl The new policy also limits the investment to million to any one Trust Company falling within the middle or upper classes was against this part of the statement pointing out that often the board has several millions of dollars sitting in bank accounts waiting to be spent on pay rolls etc By limiting the Investment to million in each place the board would have several bank accounts at several different banks Those companies with an Rl rating are Chartered banks Montreal Bank of Nova Scotia Royal Bank Toronto Dominion Bank and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Trust companies falling into this category are The Canada Trust Canada Permanent Trust Montreal Trust National Trust and the Royal Trust Guided tours of Crawford Lake This summer and surrounding area residents can now enjoy guided tours of Crawford Lake Conservation Area located on Avenue at Line near Milton Any group or individuals who visit Crawford Lake can participate in guided tours and learn about the unique nature of the lake the archaeological in performed at the lake and the Indian Village which is now being recon There no charge and visitors can also enjoy the picnic area The Region Conservation Founda tion a volunteer group of residents are currently raising funds to complete the project over the next two years When the project is complete there will be an Indian Village and Interpretive Centre where visitors can learn about Crawford Lake the Indian archaeology botany biology and the Niagara Escarp ment The Halton Region Conservation Foundation has now raised over towards the fund raising campaign At this lime Crawford Lake interpreters are giving tours for interested Individuals on the weekend at 11am 1pm and During the week group tours are offered where visitors con participate in a simulated archaeological dig or tour the lake and the Indian Village Interested groups should call 8784131 for booking arrangements It just the people who decked out In their finery for Canada Day parade Ron and Martin Toogood dressed up Bear to vie for best togged dog Hydro expands Acton site A acre parcel of land owned by Metro- land Printing and Publishing Ltd will be added to the abutting property owned by Hills Hydro land on Alice Street Acton Halton Land Division Committee proved the severance at last weeks meeting Solicitor Bert Arnold pointed out no new lot would be created since the land will simply Increase the Hydro property Asked by a member of the audience if the Georgetown offices were to be moved to Acton knew of no such plan and suggested it was a preliminary step to extending the building in future He said the access would remain from Alice Street only Another resident commented If they are going to clean up the property I m 100 per cent behind it Its mosquito infested now Another area resident noise from trucks early In the morning and said the men talk on the CBs loud enough to be heard on Bower Street The severance was approved subject to an agreement being signed with the Credit Valley Conservation Authority Father Ralph Diodati officiated at the candlelight wedding service of Julie Marie Zions and Don Edward June at St Josephs Catholic Church Acton Julie Is the daughter of John and Marie Zions Acton and Don is the son of Mr and Mrs George ill Prince Charles Georgetown Both are employed at Jack Tanners Table the bride as a waitress and the groom as a bartender waiter Instead of the traditional organ music BUI Kent played the guitar He also sang with For her wedding day Julie chose a gown with a chiffon skirt with a bodice covered in silk knit chiffon over layered with seed pearls at the front of the neck with lace shear full sleeves fitted with lily point cuffs and a Victorian neck with scooped front A full flowing train ending In lace complemented the gown A semilace cap in lace encrusted with seed pearls held a finger tip veil with a blusher prink with lace flowers and pearls She also wort a pearl necklace given to her by her parents on her birthday and carried a bouquet of white orchids surrounded by babys breath and ivy Maid of honor was Janet Roweof a close friend of the bride Bridesmaids were Linda sister of the bride Maria Zions sisterinlaw of the bride Kb thy Antolick of Toronto Sandra Krisch of Moffat and Tammy Cooper of Dartmouth Nova Scotia friend of the bride was Cheryl of and Dennis was They are cousins of the bride The bridal attendants wore gowns of petal pink satin off the shoulder with full elbow sleeves wide sash soft gathered skirt The maid of honor wore a petal pink satin gown with elbow length full sleeves and ruffles over the front of bodice with a sash and soft gathered skirt and wore star flowers in her hair The flowergirl wore a long white gown of polyester chiffon over taffeta with long sleeves and flowered appliques All Ihe attendants carried pink silk tiger lilies and babys breath The flowergirl carried a white basket of silk mini carnations and star flowers also In her hair Julie was escorted down the aisle by her father Glen Mercer of Georgetown was best man for his friend Ushers were Jim Finnie of Victoria B C and Rob of Toronto brothers of the groom Ron Fiddler Georgetown brotherinlaw Peter Act on brother of the bride and Mark Georgetown friend Stephen Zions brother of the bride and Larry cousin were servers at the mass Stephen also gave the first reading and Kathy gave the second read ing Steve friend of the families taped the entire ceremony After the ceremony the bride and groom rode through town on a horse and buggy owned by Bert Robertson Peter Zions was master of ceremonies at a dinner at the Acton Band Hall Special toasts were given by the father of the bride and from the bride and groom Special guests were Mr and Mrs John Julie Zions and Don were married June In St Joseph Church Acton Photo by Studio Cunningham of Syracuse New York god- Mrs Jim Victoria B C brother of the groom Mr Edith Hewitt of Carlyle Mrs Irene Brandon Manitoba aunt of the groom Mrs lit Hewitt of Minnedosa Manitoba aunt of the groom Mrs Shirley Moore of Victoria BC friend of the grooms family Julie was guest of honor at four bridal showers hosted by Mrs Siski Kockx and Mrs Stella Wallace friends of the bride Lois Fiddler Bister of the groom and Mrs Finnic mother of the groom Mrs Shirley Zions aunt of the bride and Janet her family A stag and doe for the bride and groom was given by Glen Mercer and Heather Henderson and a staff party was given by the staff at Jack Tanners A rehearsal party was held at the home of the brides parents Following honeymoon to Mr and Mr Vic Gunns Buffalo Lodge Cottage at Harris Lake Polnlo Ontario the newly- weds made their home in Victoria C Decision overruled Regional council overruled a s decision that microfiche equip ment be due to accusations the tender was incorrect Council opted to award the contract to the first company of Canada who were awarded the contract over Bell and Howell Lastueck administration and finance committee members decided for the first time in the regions history to have the equipment retendcred Bell and Howell representative Brian said that his company was mis led by he tender which asked for a specific system As far as Im con cerned they tendered incorrectly he said could have brought in a compet itive price had they done it correctly But regional clerk David Varley said it was fair tender was not incorrect but on hindsight It could have been done better he admitted TERCEL 4X4 WAGONS Surf boards to the beach or skis to the mountain trust the Tercel Wagon to get you there Jrw vUv 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