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h the acton ft pwes wednesday saphtmbair 10 106 w view trailer owi et the braem on trull bay on fairy lake it enhanced by rustic bridge which spans the intel leadlna to another uctlon of the camp stiff photo our riadirs writi trailer homes not welcome dear sir joy of joyttflei nuking a serious easleavour through a planning board to retain nassagaweya the way its tettdtats want it albeit a little ule to ttop the encroachment ef the gravel pit touriit attractions we have port credit looming in on a trailer camp enough it taobthwe have ue unwanted pd pits lending their beauty to the oountryufc but why do outside tntereitt pick on thii aiea foe their getrichquick plant we seem to hover undecided between retaining natural beauty ted trying to eam a meagre inooiae but the niggettion of a mobile home eampwith relatively no children- 1 find a naive attempt to tell a cofttuercial idea it it to be made a qualification that all wouldbe trailer residents would have to submit to tterliution before tigmng on the dotted line are they the children we are told will not arrive going to receive private tuition in their own hornet who would pay for the roadt and the tchoolt plut other aervicet becaute not by ihe greatett stretch of imagination would the camp be selfsustaining and how can this project for planned property depreciation be reconciled with the planning boardt stipulations for house area requirement so that they could help selfsupport the ever increasingly ludicrous tax impositiont with the prospect of such a sizeable percentage population increase locally the reported observations of mrs e chaplin lead me to only one conclusionthat either she hat a fantastic sente of humor or credits us with one i suppose the school problem would not be too serious becautetioone would get too pregnant i should like to recommend that mrs chaplin seek suitable land closer to her own home where all the childless families will be close to entertainment and facilities not available here thanks mrs chaplin but no thanks for such a blatantly nonsensical proposal we need more humor in this world yours very truly k robinson r r icampbellville our error the free press erred in last weeks issue in saying that the hollyhock pictured in the garden of mrs alf fryer on bower avenue wat nine feet tall the hollyhock actually measured 12 feel three inchet dont wait nows the time to fertilize seed plant break out next spring with a beautiful landscaped garden check our complete supplies for fall planting fertiutlng evbjgbfflis shrubbery chrysahlrlfmums bub stock tuip- daffodil hyacinth etc our cut flowers are always fresh flqral designs for all occasions ofsm 7 days we- hm til datfc phots b632m0 cwob fhwer garden shop two mmh wot of acton south dm of mwv building nears million mark a total or j5000 in building permits were issued in the township of nassagaweya during the month of august this total included four residences at a cost of s8s000 three accessory buildings at a coil of j 2 000 and one industrial building at 8000 the total for the years building permiti it now at jh 1 4000 and township council members expect it will reach the million dollar mark list courses night school acton and district residents are invited to attend hilton county board of educations evening classes at either georgetown or milton district high school this winter a half page advertisement listing the courses available feet and registration nights will be found in thii weelri free press this year night school has been expanded to offer academic courses covering several subjects from grades 9 through 13 plui commercial technical home economici general intereit and english for new canadians courses nowhere to go say trailer families i dont know where they are going to gothere no plate for them to go said mrs john wood of trailer occupants who have been ordered out of the himiei trailer camp on ihe toulh thorei of fairy lake eaquetuig township council recently turned down a request from the woods who run ihe k r i acton camp to allow 10 trailers to remain through the winter months councils decision was baaed on a bylaw which restricts permanent trailer camps to a 4v acre tile betide the cedar springs motel between georgetown and acton ive told them theyll hive to go mrt woods told trie free pieu but i dont think ii would have hurt the council to lei ihem lay for the winter they weie willing toyiy their owii way theyre an asset to ihe camp and hie trallert ate all fixed up wlih bathroom ind balhluht and inilde plumbing what harm are they doing mrs woods tald the occupants tpenl their numey locutly shopping for groceries and ulher etentiaii and helped contribute in the economy of the tlinrlcl mr woods hii found and intiilled a new well for the mobile hornet and filled them wlih sepllc links to abide by health regulaliont eiqueilng council wat adinunt in llveir decinon however reeve george currie told mrt woodt ihey mutt hive the trallert out of there by the end of september he pointed out ihe touritl camp licence llie woodt potters only allowt them to keep trallert during ihelouriit season and lint did not include the winter nvonlht trailer occupanlt many of whom found the llreeet a haven after being evicted from a port credit trailer camp because ihe owner wished to rezone hit properly are worried about where ihey are going to find accommodation some of them can afford a house or an apartment mrt wood said but otliers have only their trailer they hoped they could strike up some agreement wlih etqueiing officials to pay school laxet like ihey had in port credit they paid si 20 a yeur there whether ihey had children going to school or not esquesing councillors with long memories for other trailer occupants who freeloaded on the township did not weaken in their opposition however its unfortunate but its the old question of housing again said councillor ken marshall trailer occupants tome with families laid they didnt know they couldnt hay in ihe breezet and there wasnt much time to arrange other accommodation they are bothered in their search hy the attitude tome people hive for trailer hornet meanwhile tliey are looking and hoping they will find some plan to live before they have to leave hie breezes the place where bargains are genuine giffwore cosmetics souvenirs sundries readytowear goods save on everyday discount friday september 19 at fail fair variety program two kunitmu will ah ai que anwenre phizes fob all contestants donated by local merchants and industry swcial muss nm winnik and attwdant dsmmjiin for etitritm wstdriemuy sprrnbr 17th at 7 pm requirements slnglo glrla 15 yw of ag and ovar war long evttnlrvg dresses hlohhlad shoa mutt uvt in aeton or townships of nastaaaweve eremo eaqoeslng or erin by h of tit mb aetm pah- cmmltt wirt nail ruamll murray h hlnton stuart mecullodt john crujpman zenith armiirong brenda spsrar- mr j mcculloch mr w llnham john haeaon 1 trailer homcg at lb bri i0y all llri luw evwyirims from tv h 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