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blood flow but th acton f prwi wednesday april 23 196 55th anniversary 99th birthday observed by church congregation by mn rj macarthw a special evening service will be held on sunday may 1 1 in the churchill community church the niest minuter will be the rev robert rumba of the church for the deaf in toronto mr rumbau will tell of hu work with deaf people a rrlal offering wid be taken for work of the deaf on wednesday evening april 1 6 the quarterly cokgregattonal meeting wa held in the churchill community church when quite a number attended our minister mr bob hyde opened tlie meeling with prayer reading from john nil theme war unity with the holy spirit mis n turner read the minute of the last meeting mr j c denny gave en interirrt financial mttement which was very gratifying three special services are being planned rev robert rumball from the church for the deaf will be guest speaker at a spectal service on sunday evening may ii the ladies plan a ttiankoffering service and our anniversary services will be held jury 13 after the business vm homed and at the close of the prayer everyone enjoyed lunch served by the ladies a memorable day ml held on sunday april 20 at churchill community church at the usual church service hour our minister mr bob hyde b a gave a very interesting scrntoit prior to the sacramental service rev a w fosbury and mrs fosburt of moorefleld were present and mr fosbury served communion to over so at the dose of the church service everyone wat invited to stay and enjoy a luncheon in the basement where tables were set for children and adults alike to participate in two happy family gatherings the first was in honor of mr smith e griffins 99th birthday and he was present for the morning worship mis emerson anderson read a very appropriate address and card and beautiful birthday cake wai presented to him by mrs w thompson the cake wai made by mrs clifford storey m griffin replied thanking wmr after the luncheon the cake wis cut by mr and mrs harold griffin everyone receiving a piece of it again mr and mrs joshua thompson and all of the family who were present at church and sitting it the liead table wilh the gnfflni mr and mrs fosbury new instructions could stall town projects council expressed concern tuesday that capital projects for 1969 as listed in the five year projection could be stalled by new instructions on long term borrowing from the minister of municipal affairs no 2 committee of council authorized the engineer to proceed with estimates on the following capital project in acton a paving in lakeview b resurfacing of bower ave c widening of the comer of mill st at part ave d extension of the industrial road and e extension of the industrial sewer most of the engineering on the major project has been completed and figures should be available within a weeks time the minuter recommended to council that they give very serious consideration to deferring for the present the construction of any new project that is to be financed on the proceeds of a debenture issue unless it is essential at the present time difficulty it being experienced in the issuing of debenture for a term longer than ten years with intereit rales at approximately nine per cent debentures with maturitie from six to 20 years iiave been told in very small amount in recent months the o m b will require at a condition of the approval of the capital expenditure that the debentures issued to finance the cost of a capital project be told before the boards final approval to proceed it given the minister of municipal affairs alto stated that council thould give consideration to financing the cott of capital projects especially nonessential ones by the prior accumulation of two subdivisions cohtiitutid from pope 3 mr langdon wit representing clients already building the two apartment buildings on churchill rd s with another going up later there they are very optimistic about rentals mr langdon stated after the applicant had left board numbers discussed further changes to the vyte and seynuck subdivision plan dennis flood discussed amendments to the official plan a public meeting is required to discuss the anvendments general policies on legal nonconforming uses would be stated and the commercial holding category explained in the amendments again discussing the grlese subdivision the board requested a walkway be moved a lot south as recommended by the planning consultant as the meeting concluded newest member paul martlndale laid one of his geography chutes will be embarking on a field project toon he wondered if the board had anything in mind for themtuch as the effects of a shopping plaza or parking needs member agreed to think it over pretent were chairman drinkwalter planner flood member sid salt paul martlndale and earl masales with secretarytreasurer iain wdluuns reserve funds collected bv hmutton odj optometrist 1 16 mountinviim road s 7ts97 these may be council in the municipality s current estimates the mlnitter said this method of financing does not restrict the municipality credit and because of the intereit earned yearly on the money accumulated reduces the net cott to the ratepayers he also asked council to give consideration to the provision in nassaowva how during the meeting of nauagaweya council monday evening council reaffirmed their position in support rrfthecwunty system of government to be delivered by the reeve and deputy reeve in a meeting tuesday of county council received objection from cameron hitching and edward newman whose properties obutt the proposed site of ontario plaitici new plant to establishment of the new plant and took no action but posted the correspondence on to the ontario municipal board the current minutes of a capital work council took exception to the ministers decree on long term borrowing especially the pari asking accumulation nfreterve funds since they felt the imminence of regional government would only mem helping to finance other communities it it quite nbvuiui that is a prelude to regional government ttated the mayor councillor larl masales felt that the new regulations were aimed only at capital expenditure which have not been approved and felt the council thould proceed on plans for streets in acton later in the meeting councillor masales produced a petition from the residents of llmore dr in lakeview subdivluon staling they wished to be informed of councils plans for llmore dr names representing 2h households were on the petition councillor masales said the wheels were moving now on fixing streets what happens in the next two months will be just tidying up and doing a little dust control i think the road improvement program is well in hind mr masales concluded i recognize the right of the residents but some other areas of town are also in need the mayor listed we could liave a concrete answer after the next meeting councillor masales reported and mr bob hyde mr smith r griffin lead an address and mrs archie kerr presented a beautiful flower arrangement to mr and m thompjon in honor of their ssth wedding anniversary which was very much appreciated mr and mrs john knox and nancy of hampton stopped in on their way horn from picking their son ken up at guelph uiuveruiy last saturday and vmted villi their daughter pit and bob kerr dr lois cameron of fergui spent the weekend with mr and mrs bob kerr mr and mrs joe n re id ef llsmiltoii were kuciii this week at the griffin home t mr and mn knn mceachern sliaion and wee baby carol of orangevllle alto mitt marianne mcbachem of toronto spent the weekend at the parental home with mrs mary mel achern and mr angus mclchem mr ralph marshall or irln held a hockey party for hit pee wee team which lie coached thli winter to championship on sunday afternoon when the boys watched the stanley cup playoff game on colored television congratulations to mr mjiuuii andy hamilton and his teammates mr and mrt ted saunden of stoulfville entertained mr and mrt ward hamilton lrm and mr and mn harper mcnichol of toronto at dinner on saturday mr garry dohble joined with some of his school chums from alton high sihool on the marathon walk to raise funds to fight cancer they walked 60 miles a family gathering was held at the home of mr and mrs ray thompson on saturday evening in honor of their parents ssth wedding anniversary luchre and games were played a dainty liimli was served including wedding cake and ice cream mrs i rank graff mrs frank humphrey of north bay mrs lewis bacchler of sudbury mt and mrs john barnek of toronto mr and mrs william dohbie all gathered at the home of mr and mn zyg luty and family in acton an saturday evening for an enjoyable lime together when their mother mrs frank graff and five daughter were together churchill church services will be withdrawn on may 4 so the congregation can worship with ballmafad anniversary church services fnends will be sorry to hear that mrs jennie foster formerly of churchill now of toronto ont has been seriously ill in toronto general hospital for several weeks we all wish her a speedy recovery school bill accepted board explains levy blood flowed literally vjiert the deputation of chairman fred atmllage and w g undley of the hallon county board of education appealed befcre nassagaweya township council monday evening to explain the boards budget requisition from the township it wasnt due to an irritated upper lip daubed at the cut and explained his car hod crashed into a field on the talntllcked road up from burlington en route to the meeting council adjourned and reconvcurd in total as a finance committee with deputyreeve mrs a macarthur in the chair to in t e i the board council however mr undley rapieiilallvrs delivering hit presenlallon from chairman armilaee noted behind a large bandage on his during the discussion the county parks board accepts acton councils s2500 budget chup in the parks hoard capital spending was unappreciated by pallet board in fact parks chairman brendan alierne iiuitls hi chop is illegal were entitled to two mills lie claimed and council hat not the power to refuse however parks board was partially mollified by a letter from clerk joe hurst informing them council had nut been able to set up a meeting to discuss hie cut because they were pressed far lime in selling the budget council the letter continued would appreciate the boards cooperation in the nutter and the lliutd later agreed to go along with them mr talierne said he was prepared to withdraw a letter he had written to council protesting use cut after mr hunts letter was read he made one stipulation if council consults us in the future its a question of principle he maintained parks hoard is set up by plebiscite and appointed by council and is made up ol responsible people he consulted queens park over the parks act and they agreed with his interpretation of it councillor larl masales who along with peter marks make up councils representatives on the board said he could sympathize with the chairmans position bul felt it was f mailer of interpretation of die act mr ahernc said council did mil touch the acton cillcn band budget and it was set up on the same idea as parks board all i ask is that council recognize our authonty and not take over jobs theyre not supposed to new board member pointed out the band only dealt with 10 or 40 people and the board was iking after the whole lown rb doddt agreed but jed the board setting a was one of lite most dollar daddy the discount store where you buy more for less by popular tttqtmt stvml ffems ere npeettd tud rtmab tm safe wft7 sold out wilkinson sword razor blades inrjlish made rag bpadtwse 31 fact toothpaste 14 red- 30c 4060100 watt light bulbs ra 63e 44 plavtex rubber rag 149 gloves 79 all sungusses woodburys shampoo 83 rat lis halo hair spray 53 ren me sudden beauty hair spray retjttsar or hard tohotd 0- afiic 1e0 79 tame crbtt hnse 8t re 119 jerqenshand lotion 119 rat 189 tampax iffs rag 197 139 colgate toothpaste 71 hi lib bromo seltzer 89 re 119 listerine mouthwash 114 ratj 169 modess r9 se bayer re aspirin 53 we reserve the right to limit quantities giftw ares etc all at discount prices resdam hair comditioner 93 many many more items all at discount prices thankless job there it and council 11 a sitting duck for all kinds of eritieiun he admitted lo being a little cheesed off with hie recent cnr land deil wrangle wilh council and now this council made it clear what it says in the act about the board board is responsible for establishing its budget but not for the apportioning of costs to municipalities or the decrease in provincial grant earlier a copy of a resolution from sillfleet township had been read calling for governmental revision of the educational gran structure to avoid general rejection of educational budgets by municipal councils and the not being paid lie said but ignored oilier things in the act lis added hut he personally did not wanf obanjld councillor masales said there was a lot of pressure o pay hie boards this year councillor marks tald the time factor deterred council from consulting parks board but felt the board wai getting a fair sliare of the budget chairman alierne agreed but tlressed ihe board cant let council keep wallcingnvcr ui he said the hoard was appointed to do a job and if it cant do it there is no sense coming down here resultant fiscal paralysis nassagaweya ha also received a copy of correspondence from esquesing township to education minister davis protesting amounts and division of ihe education levy in ifalton the saltfleel motion seeking endorsement of each municipality in ontario was endorsed by councd following lengthy rjiscussion of the hallon board budget particularly nassagaweya crippling share it was agreed the majority of the problem wat as a result of provincial tegjsutlon and grant structure we would like to ul down with each and every ratepayer and explain our position wen ola i possible chairman atmilag tlajed then it woold be clear we really have little control over the sharp education lax increases to ihe rural resident later reconvened the nassagaweya council agreed lo accept ihelr jj11725 1969 allocation bul sent a copy of a motion lo minister of education djvh v tttc motion protected ihe increase tax burden brought on by grant reduction and called for introduction of a new grant system by the provincial government as well as direction from the department to school boards calling for more prudence in budgeting esquesing farmers hit hard by increase a minority of ratepayers in i squeslng are being adversely cted the provinces apportioning tqi affected by method of municipal colli for education trustee william lawson declared this week lie pointed out that lait year the department recognized i squesings ability lo pay for education and nude grants of 55 fier cent this year the eparlmenl looks at ihe whole county and pays only 47 per cent of the cost agriculture which nukes up only 17 per cent of he townships assessment is ihe minority adversely affected where education costs this year will he more than ihe total lax last year the trustee emphasized in a letter to the minister of lducation i squesjng township council protests not only ihe amount but the diviuon of ihe proposed levy of ihe hatton county board of lducation the teller protests that the method of ditlrihullon of cottt uilng the provincial equalizing factor imtead of ihe county equalization bylaw hat resulted in an increase in ihe levy for education from i squesing of 32 67 per cent this is particularly hard on the farmers in lie township in spile of the socalled urban sprawl 17 per cent of our assessment is still farm assessments it would seem that the purpose of this act was to drive the farmers off ihe land and to make it easier for ihe speculators who have been moving in i ximples of ihe effect of ihe education levy on farms of 100 acres of 200 acres 100 acres and residential lots were cited the example of a 100 acre farm showed the 1969 education tax of 21 10 13 was up by j 145 r5 over ihe total 1968 levy for all purposes of si7k4 28 a 200 acre farm was indicated with education lax this year of si 221 11 compared last years total levy of 1 247 r6 as you can see from these tables the farms in i squesing township are going to take a terrific healing because even with ihe most rigid economy on lire part of ihe council these farms are going lo he taxed from s500 lo 1000 more than they were lait year and last years taxes were by no means cheap in ihe long run it will mean that ihe farmers will have to sell out and go somewhere else and the political repercussions will be tremendous the esquetlng letter tells the minister ssla stationery 56 mill st asn oio only tote bags fancohyde wetlock finish theyre smartl 2 styles several colors 398 598 iach corruoatfd storage files itttfft size uhjal suv 295 325 brides books wedding books good selection hum 325 to 950 typewriters corsair clipper sterung 6995 11295 13495 i scm deluxe etfcfsic adding machine 1095 only rubber stamps mads to order photo albums whiti and coioud wide ranqi to choose rom 129 o 529 stamp pads and ink business cards raises ptinftmo one cotoi okdu now 1000 km 9 80 see our large selection of staplers staples marking pens stick pens pencil sharpeners pencils ruftbers etc to clear i calendar pads sovwral kinds at rmlucakl pritam donrrmissoun scratch pads nctvamsnt asmntt 7 k 10 2 for 15c only trip diaries sivbul colom 250