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OUR READERS WRITE Free Press Wednesday February ACCOUNTING FRANK GRAY Accredited Public Accountant Hilhfcurgh Ontario Phone AIR CONDITIONING Air Conditioning Plumbing and Heating Industrial Residential and Commercial BILL GARBUTT PLUMBING HEATING WD 16 Elgin St Georgetown FARM ANIMAL SERVICE Up to for fresh dead disabled cows or horses Top for old horses Call GUELPH Collect License 4WI67 Hour Service ANTIQUE RAINBOW Antique Used Furniture Stripping RcfintehmB olid Upholstering Call 8530551 for Free Estimate APPRAISING and INSURANCE ENGRAVING Makes your gifts more gracious and personal Also trophies engraved EXPERT SERVICE GEORGETOWN CYCLE SPORTS Water Street 8773630 WRIGHT SO Wilbur Street Acton Ontario Phone Appraiser and Insurance Over 50 Years In Acton The Mutual Life ROBERT HART Agent Road Acton Bus Res ARCHITECT DONALD SKINNER MJRAIC Stavebank iRd Port Credit 416 Residence AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING Speyside Auto Body Complete Collision Service and Pointing Insurance Claims of Acton on 8531370 21n43 BEAUTY SALON Eileen s Beauty Salon Main Street South Expert styling for the Scoior Citizen Perms Cutting Tims Open Tuesday Friday Noon 8531036 BRICK WORK and MASONRY TREVA1L MASONRY CONTRACTOR Brick Block Work Fireplaces Chimneys Repairs Free Estimate TREVAIL TELEPHONE Acton loalfttf CHIROPRACTIC RICHARD TELFORD Wellington St Acton Wed Fit afternoons land By Appointment EVANS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Guclph Street Georgetown by appointment DENTAL DR LEONARD EMBRACK Dental Surgeon Suite No Hinton Bldg Mill St Acton Ont For appointments phone 8531300 DEAD STOCK PACONI Dead Stock Removal Lie No 16atf ENGRAVING EXCAVATING Jennings Excavating RR Limehouse 8773197 Farm Ponds Loading Bulldozing Trenching Septic Beds Fill Gravel Top Soil Estimates Given FIRST CLASS SERVICE Stanley Construction Company RJL 1 ACTON Bulldozing Trenching Trucking Septic Beds Custom Homes Residential Commercial Industrial Cement Work 8530849 FARM SERVICES COMPLETE ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS Your Jamcsway Dealer Power Charing Equipment for Poultry Hog Beef Dairy Excellent Ventilating Systems CALL Rural Maintenance Service Free Estimates No Obligation FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone night or day Bruce E Shoemaker Mgr GENERAL CONTRACTORS Gibson Construction and Sheet Metat Ltd Temporary address 120 Mill St Weal Acton 8531526 General contracting Home renovations and cupboards Sheet metal work furnaces Wrought iron railings Air conditioners Dehumidifiers Serving Acton and District I6a9tf ED McMULLEN Contractor Cement floors Sidewalks Stoops Chimney Plastering Repairs Stucco Work Fireplaces Phone Acton 8531818 HEATING HANKS HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING Sheet Metal and Repairs INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL for or Oil Lennox and United Gar Certified Dealer ACTON JEWELLERS DAVIS JEWELLERS 3 STREET ACTON ONT Watch Repairs Done on the Premises Tuei to Wed to Thurs to to Saturday to MEMORIALS MONUMENTS QUALITY GRANITES CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GEORGETOWN Peter Pew St 8779505 OPTOMETRISTS ARTHUR A JOHNSON MILTON 184 Main St Tuesdays and Fridays ACTON 54 Mill St Wednesdays and Saturdays Residence phone 8789678 PAINTING and DECORATING GOLDEN KNOLL PAINTERS Serving Central Ontario RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL Fully Insured For Free Estimate Dial 519- 8433038 TELEVISION FIRST LINE TV Fleetwood Dealer Factory Authorized Service Depot for Admiral General Electric Hwy 1 mile West of Acton 8531057 21ntf U F CHANNELS 17 19 and 29 ARE NOW For information call First Line TV 8531057 MODERN TV SALES AND SERVICE OF RADIO AND TV SETS Also Antenna Installations and repair WELDING Charlton Welding Govt Certified Pressure Welder FULLY EQUIPPED FOR Industrial Agriculture Construction Transportation Pipe Thawing Snow Removal Acton itf SPEYSIDE Portable Welding Service Free Estimates Commercial Industrial No ACTON Phone Says Liberals awake to needs To The Editor- Dear Thc Provincial Liberal Party la awake to the needs of municipalities and to the benefits of regional government liberal leader Robert Nixon has stated our stand many times He outlined his proposed Department of Urban Affairs and Government at a recent policy conference More than a thousand provincial Liberals discussed the problems of municipal governments and the need for a coordinated regional approach to education housing etc A Liberal government in Ontario would table regional government legislation for one year after first reading to give local municipalities an opportunity to make their views known A Liberal government in Ontario would ensure that regional boundaries would be the same for the school boards conservation board and other local programmes You may recall that tho present government of Ontario was prepared to introduce different regional boundaries for education and regional government etc A Liberal government in Ontario would free local municipalities from repressive provincial controls Acton and other municipalities are strapped by an archaic property tax system and bankrupted by educational costs A government in Ontario would reform the municipal grant system to give Acton and other towns more autonomy A Liberal government in Ontario would stop the rlduculous Tory tax rebate programme which Is costing untold numbers of dollars to administer The Liberal party in Ontario has a very clear program for regional government and I have only presented a few of our policies here But I would be pleased to elaborate if your readers ask for more Information Yours truly David Butler Candidate Provincial liberal nomination East Murder ease Unusual week for Acton OPP r press briefs The week of January 31 to February was a very busy week for the officers at the Acton Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police A murder investigation was the most prominent occurrence In the week The victim was a Toronto man Calvin Gordon Peddle Another Toronto area man Is under arrest charged with noncapital murder The Investigation Is being headed by InspJ of the Ontario Provincial Police Other incidents Other investigations were malicious damage to property a reported assault an Impaired driver and a disturbance in a local hotel A charge of vagrancy was laid against a local man and he received a seven day Jail term No insurance while driving a motor vehicle and having liquor other than in a residence were two other charges laid as a result of routine patrol in the town theft A charge of Break and Enter and Theft was laid as a result of the investigation Into the Break and Enter at Store on December 14 Stolen property was recovered during the Investigation and a Toronto man has been charged and convicted of Possession of Stolen Goods The goods having been stolen from the Btore during the break and enter Two motor vehicle accidents were investigated during the week The total estimate of the damage was One of the drivers In the accident had cuts to the face and lost several teeth as a result of his collision with a parked auto Two charges have been laid as a result of the police investigation In Provincial Court at Milton on February 1971 a total of eight convictions were registered and fines of and a seven day Jail term were handed out So when you seo that the of ficers at the Detachment have a few more grey hairs than is usual you will understand why Const Roy Wood J Too costly to measure blasting at quarries PAINTING Fine selection of Wallpapers colors to suit your needs Estimates free DAVID COHEN Peel Street Acton Call 8532815 GIL VANSOELEN PAINTING Contractor INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR EXTERIOR Call now for Free Estimates Box 114 Milton PHOTOGRAPHY For ALL Types of PHOTOGRAPHY Jim Jennings MAIN ST Weddings portraits passporta visas industrial family team pictures UPHOLSTERY Pauls Upholstery Chesterfield sets antique fur niture single chairs chrome chairs Prices very reasonable Guaranteed workmanship Free estimate and 8776455 Georgetown 16a34 DIAL 8532010 FOR RATES AND INFORMATION HIGH SCHOOL students have another day off this Friday for teachers convention MANY EVENTS have been postponed or cancelled because of the bad roads FARMERS ARE saying this winter that they shouldnt have got rid of their horses CHANCES OF summer Jobs for students are slim according to the planning and placement director of the University TOWN MEN have been working many hours clearing snow again this week They started at am yesterday Tuesday THE NEW delicatessen found favor with shoppers The owners sold far more than they expected to and were sold right out of some items the first few days ERAMOSA CHORALIERS sang over Kitchener TV last Saturday Their leader Is Roberta Hoy music teacher for Erin and Eramosa HIGH SCHOOL students will be filming their Winter Carnival Oils year FIGURE SKATING tests are coming up soon Toronto argument on quarry Final argument in the application to permit quarrying near will be heard by the Ontario Municipal Board at am Thursday Feb 18 Council was ad vised Monday The hearing will be in Toronto in the Ontario Municipal Board chambers Initial evidence in the hearing was taken last fall during three days of sitting at Brook- The hearing Is on an application by Cloverleaf Quarries for rexonlng from quarry holding to quarry on lands across from Mohawk Raceway The cost of seismograph checks over a 12 month period to measure the Intensity of blasting from township quarries would be prohibitive It was suggested at Council Monday The proposal had been made when Benson submitted correspondence between himself and the Minister of Mines after complaints about the severity of blasting at Campbellville Gravel The Minister suggested the township Investigate the cost of seismograph tests over the 12 month period The clerk reported there was only one major firm set up for the required seismograph reading and interpretation The cost of continual monitoring would be prohibiUve for he suggested The Department of Mines doesnt even do continual monitoring he noted I wish someone would catch the ball and quit passing it around Deputy Reeve Don McMillan opined as discussion wore on about blasting He noted the Minister reports the province has legislation pending Object to accepting road in poor condition Council objected to a plan to transfer one section of county road to the township during a council meeting Monday noting the road was in poor condition Deputy Reeve Don McMillan a member of the county road committee told members the county planned to transfer to the township the section of Five between the Third and Fourth line and a section of the Sixth Line north from Five The County would assume a section of road referred to as the Milton Heights road which Is the town line between and The deputy reeve told members the county would be tabling a bylaw for the changes at the next meeting it municipalities accepted the plan rieeve A deplored the plan She recalled the township had spent a great deal on the Milton Heights road and the lost time she had been up the Sixth Line it was in deplorable condition with wide cracks If theyre giving it back they should give it back in the same shape as the one theyre taking she declared I could see it costing us up to to put the Sixth line in condition Councillor Cal Mclntyre noted It was agreed to notify the county the township asked the transfer be deferred Estimates on the required work would then be obtained A SPECIAL THANKS To Everyone Who Made Our Opening A HUGE SUCCESS Your Response Was Overwhelming And Much Appreciated Thanks Again ACTON DELICATESSEN Edgar Ingrld Bendlclcs Obifuary Mrs Baker funeral here Funeral was held at the funeral home on Jan for Audrey Lorraine Baker of Kitchener formerly of Acton She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth McKlnnon Acton and attended public and high schools here She was born in 1027 and was married In 1952 to Robert Baker who survives her Also surviving are two daughters Barbara ana Kathleen and a brother William of Kitchener Owing to 111 health she had devoted her time entirely to her home and family She passed suddenly at home Tuesday Jan 28 The family had moved from to Kitchener years ago Funeral service was conducted by the Rev Turner and Interment was In cemetery Pallbearers were friends Don Morland and Maurice Daniels cousins Fred Lang and Del Jordan and uncles Tom Allan and Clinton McKlnnon William PHOTOGRAPHY Waddings Passports Industrial Portraits PHONE COR SSfHBHaHGUELPHHHBMIH PARK TOYOTA MID WINTER SALE OF QUALITY USED CARS In order to maintain a high volume of sales during this season of the year Park Toyota is passing on tremendous savings to their customers by reducing the prices on used cars during their can be made TOYOTA SPRINTER radio excellent condition one owner This one is the class of sporty small cars license No LZ260 Now only 19S9 DODGE SWINGER dr V8- engine rear end radio original miles Under new car warranty License No L26307Regular2395 No only UK 1988 DODGE 500 sedan a auto power steering A brakes radio In perfect condition One local 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