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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Apr I 7 1971 OUR READERS WRITE Get job done without mud slinging He throws his weight around at times and is Box Guelph most rude person to deal with I say get down and do the job efficiently without all this mud slinging want this kind of Dear Sir garbage on any board council or committee Having read the report on the county council budget meeting might I offer my Yours truly comments on the Dress report Andrew Welch Firstly is it not in order for anybody to question the right of council to spend local tax money Mr Gillies to be admired for interest in the particular matter but it is apparent that Reeve Jim was hut at being questioned on the proposed expenditures What kind of a man is it that gets so mad lets his glib tongue flow in a personal manner to a man who has every right to question proposed expenditures I would remind turn too that you don t get kicked out of anywhere when you are rejected at the polls You simply have the electorate replace you with somebody else and there is no suggestion of being kicked out It would appear Reeve is mixing political feelings with council business Politics should not into the running of the county Perhaps he should be kicked out for it would appear that he has set himself up as a little Hitler The public will not tolerate his verbal abuse or reluctance to discuss expenditures with any of the electorate Let insults and epithets at any further council meetings Just get down and do the business efficiently instead of righting personal vendettas in the chamber I note too that bastion of sarcasm Reeve Rick Morrow had to poke his nose In Who uses the Bruce Trail survey endeavors to find out Dear Sir The Toronto Bruce Trail Club looks after the section of the Bruce Trail that passes through and Townships and we are very appreciative of he natural beauties of this area Our members are interested in the history of this part of County and we are planning to run a series of articles about it in our newsletter We would like to obtain a copy of the book Centennial which was published by the Township Council and would be willing to purchase one if possible If any of your readers have a copy of this book that they would be willing to part with would they please contact us Yours truly Kenneth C Young Secretary Toronto Bruce Trail Club Ave Toronto Who uses the Bruce Trail The Toronto Bruce Trail Club made a number of personal surveys in the Fall of In an effort to come up with some kind of answer Seven surveys were made totalling 22Mi hours along the Toronto section of the TraU which stretches along the Niagara escarpment from the Milton area to Terra Cotta Forty nine groups of people were encountered one comprising 18 and another of 14 Most of the other parties were smaller with from two to four people In each Overnight cam pern The total number of people counted was 1B4 of whom were not members of the Bruce frail Association Four of the people were on overnight camping hikes The rest were out for day walks of various lengths of from one to six hours Sixty four of the walkerb encountered said it was their first time on the trail claimed they used the trail one to three times a year 38 claimed they used the trail times a year and claimed they used the trail over ID times a year Most from Toronto Where did they co ne from Ninety four said they came from Toronto while Burlington Hamilton had 18 Mlsslssauga 10 Georgetown 12 Elora Gait Milton Acton Winona 2 Kingston London 2 Guelph 1 and Mexico City 2 The also indicated the trail is being used by many large groups with the trend toward adult groups A similar survey In the Caledon Hills section of the trail taken about the same time Indicated this section is being used by more people than the Toronto section especially in fall when trees are showing autumn colors Cool hike Hikers had a partly sunny but mostly cool day for a five to seven mile hike in the Speyside area Sunday The Toronto Bruce Trail Club organized the walk with George Roberts in charge They met at School at a m and walked to Speysidc JACK CARPENTER walks along the Toronto section of the Bruce Trail where the last survey was token The is most at this time of year as Winter yields to Spring Waterways regulations in force The Credit Valley Conservation Authority recently notified all municipalities within its boundaries that Fill Construction and Alteration to Waterways regulations are now in force over most of the Watershed Regulations registered under the Conservation Authorities Act govern the placing of sand gravel type of fill in areas designated by the Authority building any type of structure In swamp areas or below the high water mark determined from a hurricane type storm of any lake or stream or interfering in any way with the existing channel of any watercourse The regulations include all lands on the Credit River from Lake Ontario to the Forks of Credit on Silver Creek between and Sideroad through Georgetown on Fletcher Creek in Brampton on Cooksvillc Creek between Lake Ontario and Street and Silver Creek between Concessions and Township of Under certain circumstances at the discretion of the Authority permits may be issued for filling areas channel diversion or the construction of temporary type structures In these cases a investigation by Authority staff must be made Anyone considering filling or construction in these areas should contact the office at STRIKES at Youth Bowling ll-AGUI- STANK St MORS Alley Den coin In Well a Department JOYCE CARPENTER proudly presents THE ACTON SCHOOL OF DANCE Springtime Show The Georgetown Barbershop Chorus ROBERT LITTLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Saturday 24th April 1971 745 pan Tickets available students or call Limited number only Use 2833 incentive on fobs for unemployed A number of projects around may be undertaken in a make work program for unemployed and welfare recipients it was agreed by Council Monday The township council agreed to apply for under the federal provincial employment incentive program Clerk Campbell Thompson noted the funds could be used for wages only the projects must be for the unemployed be undertaken directly by the municipality and should be projects that would not otherwise have been undertaken Plenty of work Deputy Reeve Don McMillan suggested a list of possible projects Including the cenotaph fence top dressing the cenotaph grounds with topsoil straightening stones in the Moffat cemetery removing brush from the cemetery on removing brush on the Fourth line south of 15 sideroad cleaning up the roadsides and doing some work on the ball diamond Members agreed there were projects which should be undertaken and authorized the clerk to make application for the funds April in the Muter Junior Tournament the Plantation Bowl our team riling of Andre Conn ay Wade Knlahl and Janet came In out or 163 In division The team wis the with a total In the I Ingles event or the Matter Men Bowlers Andre Conway waa tins out money contention The cut off nnd Andre bowled HBO for garnet He placed 59th In fund Bill Anderson with headnlm and corn en grub In the Bantam Dlvliion the both name from the Sea irtct out the they took both garnet Catt meowed themselves Into a two game win from the Rabbits With the Second Shift the kicked up two game and totals against the Kangaroos Snail poked a apt taking one game and totalt them They beat out the Teddy Bean Dogs barked up a one game and totals The Ten Top bowlers In the With Junior the Champions won all three garnet from the Unknowns Marauders killed the Mod Squad taking two and totals them Turks lurked up another three games in their against the Jets The Ten Toppers were Roger McFaehem Van Der Kooy Janet Storey Wade Knight Ronnie Arlc Vryenhoek Danny Thompson 4TB Ronnie Moore Marcel Fryters Brent Mctfaehem 1B4 Marauders Champions Jets T rkl SI Unknowns Mod Squad IT In the Senior Division the No s managed a three game win from the Alley Rockers rocked the alleys for two games and totals the putty footed themselves into a two and i the 233 150 Dclphln Roach 1ST Bert Post 132 Karen TremlUt 307 Terry 1T3 123 Ricky Van Fleet 149 Robbie 112 157289 Eddie Couture 130138 Eric Lamon 130 132 Ann Porte 152 IDS Bowling bctl over their averages to win the Orange Crush and Coke were Terry Delphi In Roach Mellor Susan Thompson LEAGUE STANDINGS BANTAMS First Shift Whale Call Octopus Penguins Set Hones Second Shift Teddy Bears 52 Snails Donkeys He a dp Ins Leading the Seniors In the Top Ten were Allan Green 240 Stanley Collctt 228 Dan Dave Pink 212 Guy Payne 556 239 George Adams 225 Larry Knight 208 Christine Sue McGilloway 198 Den lie Drink waiter 198 Court Monday Several charges laid by Acton police were heard in court In Milton Monday One man was fined 100 for Impaired driving Traffic charges are now heard on Thursdays in Milton Hatred of young problem of future Continued from Page Private Allison had in his outpost a radio and a telephone for communications He could shoot only If he was physically threatened or if his buddy had been shot and as he said once we shoot in anger we have to get out because the will have failed to keep the peace What did he feel like when he first manned his outpost and was required to approach a Cypriot soldier because of a contravention of the agreement You do It it your duty but you sometimes have to think twice about it What kind of incidents do you encounter Sometimes the Cypriot had the magazine on bis gun which was not permitted sometimes they crossed a path on which they were not allowed and in each case it was Allison responsibility to draw this to their attention they ignored his advice he then reported It to more senior officers who took action at a higher level He was not required to exert any force They try us out be observed The front line the private soldier in Cyprus as part of the Canadian contingent his an average age of or About half are married and alter their months tour of duty in Cyprus they are anxious to return home to families and their wives The single soldiers are not quite so anxious The degree heat in the summer burns the green Cram the island and the possibility of a water shortage spells more difficulty Single soldiers on Cyprus are not allowed to fraternize with local girls tradition runs strong and custom holds that when a girl has been taken out three times FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 89 PREPARED MUSTARD I 2 DESSERT 3- FACIAL TISSUE 31 PAPER TOWELS 49 POST SUGAR CRISP MIXED ROLLS DAVIDS BISCUITS CHEESE TWISTS 49 PAX0STUFF1N641 26 POULTRY turn re SMOKED HAM 26 A FULLY automated flour mill completed just before the fighting on Cyprus in has never produced a bag of flour commercially because its operation cannot be agreed to by the by a young man she is automatically engaged Marriage must follow and If it relatives and parents become extremely annoyed and have been known to trail the offending lover to another country to exert their I was Impressed by the Canadian troops and the seriousness with which they pursue two factions on the island Equipment and building stand idle and Six men could operate the plant the peacekeeping role From privates that I talked to in random interviews to senior officers they struck me as competent and dedicated with a genuine feeling for the Importance of their role I felt they were motivated by a strong desire to represent Canada well Continued Next Week SAUSAGE MEAT SIDE BACON LOIN PORK CHOPS RIB STEAKS 35- HAM STEAKS PRIME RIB ROAST- BEAUTY A SPEC BAN ROLL ON 99 VASELINE 59 SHAMPOOS FROZEN FOOD orange drink 25 mixed vegetables fish fries 89 cream pies 3 99 95 Bicks DAIRY SPECIAL SLICES 69 TOMATOES CABANA BANANAS 11 I I fM CHAM ABf CELERY STALKS 89 LETTUCE 249 3 DAY IN DAY OUT PUCES 39 IGA APPLE PIE 39 INSTANT COFFEE LUNCHEON NAPKINS and service still lives at IGA