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He said Shoppers Drug's proposal for a large drug store in Acton and ac- companying 50 to 60 jobs was being held up, when it wouldn't use any more wa- ter than two houses. Sean Haefner declared he wants his children to grow up in this small town, with a quality of life like the Ac- ton he grew up in. Mayoralty candidate Marilyn Serjeantson said if she's elected mayor she would attempt to preserve the unique flavour of Halton Hills. John Day, a candidate for mayor, said he was a consen- sus builder and would see the community had a mas- ter plan and secondary plan that reflected the communi- ty's values. He also said he vowed to see Acton had full equality in Halton Hills. Rick Bonnette noted he had spearheaded the drive to keep Halton Hills Hydro in Acton and listed accom- plishments that had Coeeeereereeseeeereeeseseeeesreeeoeereerseeeseeeorereeeeee $110 package draw! 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