The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Acton Now 16 WEDNESDAY PENMANS LADIES NOW TRACK SUITS 29 adfctas MENS TRACK SUITS FRIDAY Reg 5000 NOW COMPLETE SKI SERVICE AREA HOT WAX ADJUSTED BWDINGSINSTAUJD ALL GYM BAGS acfidas YOUR W OFF CHOICE KARHU 10949 Bear Claw 9419 7449 SntvGo Jr Set Set 160 170 Coruna DOWNHILL SKIS Rag SALE 7999 Elan 9959 Elan 800 19959 Elan 702 12U9 Elan 926 19959 16999 Fischer Toplitell Fischer Superlite Fischer Super 16999 SATURDAY CROSS COUNTRY CLEARANCE ALPINAPOWER MUNARI BOOTS Reg NOW 20 KARHU HIKER NORSEMAN SKIS Sr Reg MO NOW 30 J Reg 43000 NOW WAXABLE BASES A FEW NO WAX LEFT X COUNTRY BINDINGS PInso mm Trek 1199 POLES Flberglas Swix Aluminum OOWNHIU BINDINGS Rag SALOMON 126 326 9919 437 10949 637 1H19 737E 1B919 17949 SAVE 10 ON NEW ARRIVALS Sunrise Ski Pants Carrera Ski Goggle Collins Jackets Carrara Ski Sun Decree Toques Glasses Designer Hats PLUS MORE ACCESSORIES XOUNTBY BOOTS TYROL Krbta Jr 24JM TRAK Tour DOWNHILL BOOTS Rag SALE TRAPPEUR Demon 19959 149JM Astral Lanser 7999 Garment Lady 11959 Lady 11959 KattHiNoWax Bear Claw Ski PInso Binding 1199 ExalPols fiberglas Knsta Larsen Boot 3499 leather men s ladies 16646 PACKAGE PRICE 119 DOWNHILL PACKAGES IFiTERMEDIATE PACKAGE Elan or Super Ski 19949 Salomon 326 Binding Look Poles 2449 Regular INSTALLED 50 OFF SELECTED SKI SUITS COATS PANTS ARRIVALS RUGGER WEAR By IMPRESSIONS NFL Football Jerseys Aerobic Dance Wear SHOES adldos BOSTON MEN LADIES OREGON MEN S LADIES TROPHI TERRA TC FIELD GENERAL SPIRIT Reg SALE JUS 3149 2449 nil 4449 449 U9 HOCKEY EQUIPMENT -ROOS- SIZES Reg now Sizes COOPE RALLS MENS BOYS Mens Reg now Boys Reg Cooper US319 STICKS Reg SQUASH RACQUETS Reg SALE BLACK KNIGHT BARON 9749 BOAST SQUIRE GRAPHITE inn GRAPHITE 12749 XLALUMINUM 9I99 7449 DONNAY QUADRO suai MEDALIST UNIQUE ALUMINUM M49 AM Other Stock Racquets Squash Badminton Doris Fines slides shown to Institute Mrs all members present Guest Doris Fines of u by Qeaor McLean who was la charge of Mars was back after recent trip to Scotland She opened with ao appropriate reeding Roll was answered by each telling of a pleasant ch memory Results from having a booth at Snow auction sale was quite gratifying Lille Given reported on the first activities at the area convention and Ada Klrkwood the second day There was some discussion about the short program which members will be putting on for then- part In the Christmas concert which will be presented on District day December Alma Sinclair gave current events There were one or two reports from conveners given Grace McEaery was called on for the motto The Years Teach Us More Than Books Frances read a chapter from the book pertaining to the Mary Stewart Collect Highlight of the program was when Miss Fines showed pictures of historical sights In the area It was interesting to note the changes a few years had made The last of group of pictures shown were tbe beautiful autumn colors of the maple trees taken by Doris when she toured Northern Ontario To show the appreciation of those present she was given a small token by tbe courtesy convener Eileen Burt Some basaar articles were passed around and sold The meeting adjourned with Grace and Eileen assisting the hostess serving lunch We were glad to welcome home Edna and Floyd Shortill on Saturday from their eight day stay in Hawaii They spent their holiday on Island The weather was delightful temperature around BO degrees F The food was excellent too They enjoyed the trip very much One stop on the flight going and coming home was at Vancouver 21 Oct fires from wood stoves The Fire Department t want to come to your house because of a fire caused by a wood burning appliance They d rather prevent the fire To further that aim Robert Meads fire prevention officer with the Halton Hills Fire Department organized a public awareness seminar on safe beating with wood at the John Elliott Theatre on Nov Fire Chief Bill Cunningham revealed that October was the worst month In three years for fires In Halton Hills and that per cent of them were directly related to wood bum ing appliances Besides risk to life and property there is the added risk of a maximum fine of or one year in Jail for poor maintenance of these appliances Tony of the Canadian Standards Association Doug Sargent chief building official or Kills and Robert Meeds offered Information on installation and maintenance of wood stoves and fireplaces which should be of ever increasing Import as more and mora people are turning to wood as an energy source and par tlcularly to airtight stoves to burn It These stoves which have only become popular In the last ten years have extra that fireplaces don have A booklet Heating with Wood Safely and other leaflets are available from Hills Fire Department AW TRfNION DENTURE THERAPIST MAIN ST GEORGETOWN 8772359 COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE STAFF Barber Henley Ltd Main St S Downtown Georjretoni 8772214