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Balllnafad Wednesday November 1 Friendly welcome at Community hall By Mr R The fine new house next to Mr Em Rogers is now completed and is pleasant looking addition to our community Mr Murray Eyre Is able to be out again after being confined to the house for some time with an injured back Friendly welcome The dance on Friday night in the community well attended All report a social time together a good place for all our new neighbours to get acquainted and we guarantee a friendly welcome there and at euchres Improvements have been made and the atmosphere la pleasant Hard work and considerable finances by local people and b Ideal school plan studied Sweeping change proposed for schools in Erin and will be studied further by Wellington county board of education The plan was presented to the board at their meeting last week The board Instructed Its of to incorporate the building proposals estimated to cost in a total plan showing the whole education situation ranging from kindergarten to Grade 13 in the eastern part of the county Idealistic Officials advised the board that the original proposal was idealistic and the ultimate in solving accommodation problems The program would have solved all substandard accommodation problems also given libraries to Centennial Brisbane Erin Oapringe and Ross R public schools Trustee Talor Evans said he realized the program was based on a count of children attending the schools He wondered if the board might be in view of the population decrease which is expected to last probably for a full generation Perhaps the proposals were too liberal and vacated classrooms could be converted to libraries as the school population went down Cliff Whitfield said Eramosa was not expected to grow too much might grow depending on the result of the hearings on the water and sanitary facilities Erin was expected to grow and 10 more children had enrolled in school there within a month We might perhaps be better off projecting our needs for a decrease in population said Evans The drop in elementary enrolment was expected to be significant Mr Whitfield said the plan was based on the premise that the board wanted to Improve all facilities and to add to Erin district high school which could serve Grades and from all parts of the Erin area could remain a Grade and school but the children might be able to take their home economics and industrial arts training in the new facilities Total package Perhaps we should show the board a total package deal tor the entire area commented director of education Alfred Let us have the proExam back again and we you the total picture The board referred the matter back to the academic officials for a further report our two councils went into building this fine community centre and we all have the vantage of it for the taking New house Mr John is building a house on the town line lot ad to Eddie Smith Mrs Archie has been on the sick list with a persistent attack of flu A covering of sparkling white aluminum on the homes of Mr and Mrs Cutler and Mr and Mrs Ernie has made a nice improvement Cemetery board The Cemetery Board met on Wed night at the home of the secretary Mm Vera Sanderson Theoer- need for funds was seriously discussed If our cemetery Is to remain a beautiful comer and a lasting tribute to our pioneer ancestors monctar contributions must be made available The present trustees arc Robert Warne J Shortill and treas Mrs Vera Sanderson Uses initials Mrs Catharine Matthews lately received word that she has been made Fellow of the Real Estate Institute of Canada She may now use the title of F R I after her name We congratulate Mrs Matthews who has worked very hard at her University training to achieve this crcd Hockey game The Hockey Team met the HlUsburgh Arena Sunday night at Although the teams were a little unorgan tied the Bombers team 1 defeated the Jets team by a score of to Goals were scored b Paul Hamilton Merv White Clare Snow Mark Shortill and Jim Sanderson There were no serious injuries Sportsmanship Is half the game Further research is needed If medical science is to learn people get diabetes Osprlnge Ladies Aid plans concert By Doris Fines Mrs Clarke hostess for the November meeting of the ladies Aid The minutes of the previous meeting were read the secretory Mrs members and one visitor answered the roil call with a Current The devotional was taken Mrs George the subject being lave and dwelt on communicating through radio TV and books Christmas concert It decided to have the annual Christmas concert of the church and Sunday school on December preceded by a supper starting at Mrs Vernon Stewart qui ronton which was won by Mrs Clarke The meeting closed with Mrs Clarke and lunch was served Mrs V Stewart and Mrs Ijing assisted the hostess The next meeting will be on December IS the homo of Mrs Herbison Isltors Visitors the of Mrs Martha Jackson were Mr Mrs Robertson of Acton Mrs Ida Wood Mrs Jenn Sloan Mrs Tlllie Hall and Mr Howard Hall of Erin Sympathy of the is extended to Mr and Mrs Gordon on the death of Gordon brother Clifton of Weston on Saturday Funeral services were held on Tuesdav Library board to be paid Council has passed resolution homing members of the township newly formed library board and its sccretarj to receive for each meeting Members of the new boards are Mrs Annie 3 Milton Mrs Donald Wilson R Milton Mrs A J R Georgetown and Mrs Ronald I ister R Georgetown Secretary of the board is Mrs Cathy skill board members in Acton Milton and Georgetown do not receive remuneration for APPRAISING and INSURANCE L WRIGHT Alton 1MIONI an I in CHIROPRACTIC RICHARD TELFORD DC St Atlun Weil 111 moons and evenings ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES KM 111 Phils Hi ill hi I luinii Sup vision It A tun ill AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRING Auto Body Complete Collision Service and Painting Claims I link of Acton on CARPENTRY ACTON WOODCRAFT mm tin mult finish Iust ft mini tops mi win old with top tin slim Tops lint liisiilhimn 11 St 8SU133 ti CONCRETE PRODUCTS ACTON PRECAST CONCRETE SUPPLIES CAR SERVICE RICHS SERVICE CENTRE No milts Acton llm rowing Gxixi 1 Middlebrook named to Ont Federation Harold of Milton has been named Individual Service Member to the Ontario Federation of Agriculture representing and Peel Counties He replaces Neil Armstrong William Mahon of Campbcll- has been named the new director to OFA representing to replace Denzil Lawrence of Milton who was Halton OFA rep for many years Delegates to the OFA annual in Hamilton Nov 22 to are V J Harold Middlebrook William and Ton Foster Federation members have been visiting farmers in the county urging them to their assessments While making the calls they also signed up many new I S M members bringing this total to close to The Federation annual meeting is Dec at United Church Hornbv at The Rev Lynne Adams minister of Hillcrest will be the guest speaker DEAD STOCK FARM ANIMAL SERVICE Up ilrfttl illsilikd tows Top pikes foi old hours till till 1 PI Collect limn 16a Dead Stock Removal No DENTAL LEONARD Surgeon Suit No Minion I7 Milt Si I ELECTRICAL SERVICES BRIANS Services Hums I iiipku Council promises aid for Hornby Softball Hornby Minor Softball Association can expect the same tvpe of financial support from Council next year as other hamlets the township receivcdthts year Russell Miller said Monda night Earl McDowall and Dave representatives of the association attended Monda nights council meeting to request aid Reeve Tom Hill asked for a figure on the number of boys and girls playing in Hornby Mr Leslie said were registered this year and that there probably would be an additional 30 to next year He said only a v small percentage of players live in since William iluchfi PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings Portraits PHONE 8532269 Hornby may not draw placrs from the area south of Road Council has been financing minor sports organizations on the basis of the number of participants Gone EXCAVATING Jennings Excavating I I nuthouse 877 3197 Turn Ponds Beds mi GENERAL CONTRACTORS ED Lull Uol 1 until 1 us Si imps Si 1 lit Wink Phono Acton 8531818 If Stanley Construction Hill I 1RI SNOW HI SI I lit 111 I mi Hid nor R Atum 853 1 OPTOMETRISTS ARTHUR A JOHNSON ION Mill SI nut MM ION Main St suit in 1 Pimm PAINTING and DECORATING lining ml I 1 mi nut Hi mil MiUiiils T DAVID COHEN Strict Acton GIL VANSOELEN PAINTING Contractor I NIHIS RESIDENTIAL RIOR I ill now I01 I in Estimates 878 114 MILTON PHOTOGRAPHY quackers POLLOCK AND GAIT North flI An Acton resident who Is involved with the TB and Association Christmas seal campaign says the cries of the ducks and geese at Fair Lake seem to have a very suspicious sound these campaign das Sounds very much as if half of them have asthma and the other half emphysema the keen campaigner declares No the committee member t gone It just enthusiasm Beardmore fire Fire broke out in a buffing machine at Beardmore Thursday night Just the tannery brigade was called Want band Milton council voted Monday night for Acton Citizens Band to take part in the Santa CJaus parade there December The Chamber of Commerce is arranging the parade FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone night or day I Dennys Insurance Agency GENERAL and LIFE INSURANCE 853 0150 Office Hours to Thurs to pro to After Hours Call Mill BaU Harold Denny 8512565 TO PLACE YOUR AD IN THIS SECTION OF THE ACTON FREE PRESS DIAL 8532010 AJLL Types of PHOTOGRAPHY Jim Jennings 853 2227 no Mill st Industrial Ttim Pictures 21a tf PLASTERING WYGA PLASTERING Plain Ornamental Fancy Plastering Stucco Work 2 Acton 8532358 PLUMBING HEATING CARNEYS PI HEATING LTD Ont Serving Acton and New Installations Repairs and Alteration Myers Pumps St Water Softenert PHONE 6569501 Serving the area for years PRINTING BROCHURES PUBLICATIONS STATIONERY 8532010 Printing Publishing Co Ltd 59 Willow St Acion SANITATION Septic Tank Cleaning NOBLE LTD 519 856 TREE SERVICE NORTH HALTON TREE SERVICE Home Si tree Alio of trooi Phone 1010 ACTON STATIONERY DILLS STATIONERY St Mill si I SI 1IS ILI IIS lit MINIS INVITATIONS I CAND1 I 1 STORAGE ACTON Terminal Warehouse I imliisiiiil I Sun mi I1ROM SI Acton lotoiilo TV SALES SERVICE FIRST LINE TV Sales and Service Queen St Acton Phone 8531057 for St Fleetwood Dealer Service Depot for Admiral and General Electric all makes B Color installations St repair Visit Our Record Bar mi it oi YOU by issuing On to TV Call 8779796 RYDERS TV SA1 AND SERVICE tin Siact North TOWN if John Salmon COUNTRY TV CENTRE SALES SERVICE Line Phone 8569825 MODERN TV SAl AND SERVICE Or RADIO AND TV SETS Also Tower and Antenna installations and repair HENRY KUIPERY UPHOLSTERING ACTON UPHOLSTERY Antique Si Modern Furniture Upholstering Tent Repair Car Scats Rcfinhhlng- Pickup and Delivery Year Experience Serving For free estimates day or evening Call Acton Guelph EARL JENSEN 2la52tf WELDING SPEYSIDE Portable Welding Service Free Estimate Commercial Industrial W KAMMINGA No ACTON Phone 214