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Ninety Fifth Your No Acton Froo Proas April 1970 Gala evening fetes Actons youngest Citizen of Year CONGRATULATING SCOUT STEVE after Sntcirduy s Ken Jackie Punlllon C of milium John Citizen of Year dinnor are to Inht Mayor Los Duby and P Citation for Citizen of Year Scoutmaster Gordon McCann read the citation for tit Year Steve at Saturday night very successful banquet dance sponsored by Acton Chamber tit Commerce For the pasl 1 years Acton Chamber of Commerce is honored a who had given of Ills time and talents for many years to the betterment of the people of Acton This year however the Chamber has deviated from his usual and lias chosen a single act of courage of such magnitude that they felt deserved recognition On the evening of March 19 1970 I as the Acton Scoutmaster received the following letter which I would like to quote In Its entirely The Scoutmaster Acton Dear Sir are writing this letter to you because frankly fcol ill it one of the boys belonging to the Acton Scouts deserves recognition regarding what we consider to be an extremely brave act Our only reason for not writing sooner is we did name but have since found out that his name is Steven A week ago whilst the children on holiday from school they went to play out on the Fairy Lake Now regardless of tin limes tint Mr McKcnic Ilic lie tin I the police have warned the children the lolly on ice our two tilth with decided to w ilk on mil my Like It ye Id wilkcd luo I ice gave w her she went into vtiy deep iter She was ut the time we intl lie ivy rubber trousers These got w Hi locked started to lier under Victoria I I ye ir old sister to on to the hood ol s bill re she could tint I ike weight beg in scream lor help two buys line ramie over they a ihed thai something wis the Victor li sen nit by this time Wis very pour cold Oncol the hoys re III the lee Hie hole is mil loo eapl back quickly Not so Steven his own satcly he down grubbed to hoist her out ot llie with Vic ton lnlp liny m linked her to sattty He told lo is I ist is possible lier soikiiiuwel clothes The outcome lor Suie ire to tins misadventure wis severe cold elull plus iictdinc rest to overcome obvious shock she suffered We sincerely ihc lint hud not been for the on tins hoy she would hope til 11 she is Wiser Sllli li ive We mil the whole I give Ins boy our heartfelt thanks tin nils mil must ceil duly his parents must he very proud of Ml we Hi is til it I Will he a IcsiUII other ill Hun ire nut ilwiys the Steven of Ihls limes will iys be iieftil to this boy We ill Will credit to Sieve hid hi hid pulled veil lelki Hi Very sincerely Maurice Hill KatyHill it i scout meeting a week earlier nut the wiler II wis not until we I mud inn it he had J I gre it risk this girl hie Uediilely proceedings to Steve obtain an Hoy Senilis National in Ott lei Hi it Hie Acton lumber of cuLjue Steve deed by naming Inni Acton of 170 The trudltlonal plaque and a framed citation which accompanied ttie 170 Citron of the Year award for 12 year old Slcvcn Aclon youngest ever nominee wus cupped with personal letter from Pierre Trudcuti prime minister of in id M Whiting pulled the surprise letter of pocket and il for surprised diners and duueers who to honor the firs adult of the Ye it Ilia i S iturd evening eclcbrutloii at the music centre which marked another in long siring of fit I of fi r coveted honor Scout Steve the iceolides modestly in 1k rt accept nice speech with llie 1 it hoy brought io the senilis and young people of Hie community Mr in wrote that he id been Steve ind resourcefulness and he wanted to send which honor Scouting and young Wearing his Seoul uniform Sieve leeepltd tin iw irds humbcr and letter M I Itud Whilini mil I mil iiory words from Mayor Les ill he id table liter lieirin himself described as no ingel with halo his In id Scoiilinailei told Hie wis the boy he liked work wllli thii his minus in ye ir old Hill from I my I ike msidn ihle risk himself lie will set in example lo new scouts cubs sli tin here i place in i modern community for scoutine As with most 1 2 ye old hoys Si c hi with llie them italic euiitndlLl produce Inir in lus hut when lie wiseillcdontoniike i dccisi he used his and lek dcci torn help pulled lo President Humiliating noli liimha I III llie 11 if It wis brave deed lor one youti It slid in urn he Willi pride the young scout 111 it it In Ipt In y inn Ilic in their proper got what it t ikes like their piiculshid Hie is the silent mijorily wlio ecl I ilkiu I in gel too much puhhcity On it nun Hie in in get lilkin I Whiting by his wile ld honor pic of Hill nut he had done i Utile on his iwn to Inid oui ilioul Sic I MI iiisc his hid received sum in i He said Is id It young people were a sincere dedicated group At this point he pulled out the letter Irom Crime Mimslei Pierre Iriideiu he hid told Hie ilioul Steves deed and lie was thai Salurd iy The young scout abashed ice Hie idilit st Hiding ovation by the crowd which included sisters scout se liters relatives and friends is well is scores of well wisliets Mrs Pipdloi is with roses Irom Mrs idh Clumber member Dive Mnekle introduced he id ible which included Mr and Mrs Gordon Mc inn Mr Mrs ken Pplllon Mr and Mrs Us Mr Mrs STATIONERY Robarts letter asks exercise utmost economy CORRUGATED TRANSFER FILES LETTER SIZE- LEGAL SIZE- LABEL MAKER ONLY tapes to WIDE SELECTION BALL PENS tolSO LARGE SELECTION OF METAL DESK TRAYS CARD FILES PERSONAL FILES RECIPE BOXES Big Features iimi Monti 0HIKKIM BOLD Corsair OTHER MODELS FROM 11995 LARGE ASSORTMENT LEDGERS LEDGER SHEETS ACCOUNT BOOKS BINDING CASES FILE FOLDERS METAL WASTE BASKETS RUBBER STAMPS MADE TO ORDER FAST SERVICE STAMP PADS TYPEWRITER RIBBONS FOR MOST POPULAR MAKES FOR ONLY VINYL MEMO BOOKS LOOSE leaf STYLES 98 Business Cards mi ADDING MACHINE Thermo Engraved Process pits prices PAKFftl FORMS BUSINESS FORMS WORK ORDER FORMS MARKERS FELT AND NYLON TIPS IN BOTH FINE AND WIDE POINTS DAY MAI GIFT AMD A HOST OF OTHER fOR A letter Irom Premier John seek inc Lsiiueimt Councils parlictpjtion m 101 winners Winners the euchre Corners were ladies Mrs Anne Livingstone ladies low Ruth Mens men low 1 I me Nancy I pne 1 pihcy help curb the problems inllilions read Mouthy nights council meet mi didn deputy reeve him Mill much I he letter asked council exercise the Utmost te when estimates and lor new projects and added Where it is economically feasible I hope additional progr ims and projects may be deferred Lie might say ihcsc things some of Ihcsc he might mean and he might not he said He s talking new projects more than anything else Whiting Mr and Mrs is well is I 70 id the Year Chamber officers were jiibilmt over the success I the winch si with i hot roast heel dinner by Restaurant caterers and wound up with i to the Silver I The guest of honor was shepherded home by dancing started professing no interest in Chamber of Commerce officials meanwhile arr inied to ha Whiting speak al a dinner al Acton Me id our June 10 It will be a businessmen s dinner Wives ire invited Mr Whiting shuffled off l tend a inc with Canadians of I descent and from 1 here was due in lo a fiesta of the It community if BROS MEAT MARKET RED BRAND BEEF CHOICE BONELESS Prime Rib Roast LEAN Shoulder Roa TENDER BLADE short rib Roast 89 1 LEAN Ground Chuck MAPLE LEAF LB PKG Sliced Bacon 79 1 FRESH SMALL LINK SAUSAGE 1 LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET 77 Mill E DAILY DELIVERY THE DISTAFF SIDE of badminton champions received their trophies Saturday night during the Citizen of Yeor dinner at the music centre Left rs Marion Patterson who teamed up with George Williams in the mixed doubles to take tho top place Rtght it Carol Korpela runner up with Don Price in the play Badminton club president Vic Morris makes the presentationi- Staff Photo Claim duplication on counselling work Deputy Reeve Ted Tyler of Acton voiced strong objection at Tuesday meeting of Hihon County Courted to a motion that Burlington Reeve Gordon act as a liaison between the countys Social Services Management Branch and the Credit Counselling Service set up Burlington u a pilot project Mr Tyler said the service offered in Burlington was a duplication of services offered by the county and he felt it was unnecessary to establish liaison between the groups He objected to the remuneration that would be paid to Reeve Gallagher for silting at the meetings Reeve Hunter of Georgetown objected to spending any funds to keep in touch with the Burlington group Reeve Ron Hams of Milton noted the point in having Mr Gallagher serve as liaison was to keep the county in touch with the project He along with Reeve A Mac Arthur of Nasugaweya favored the liaison and argued it would benefit the county as a whole Oikville Reeve William Gtlliei and Deputy Reeve A Speight of Georgetown also spoke in favor of the liaison After some discussion it was decided to have Mr Gallagher on the committee Should the Burlington project work out well serious thought would be given to the county taking it over on a county basis