The Acton Free May OPP report Consider bike another vehicle the reporting week of id May office of Acton of the Ontario IollcBliml a busy time wllh impaired driver were and churned with Impaired during the Week Four or the offences oc curred durlnu the holiday weekend Other net InvoMllxiKod the week liirtudttd report of wilful two report of of bicycles Lack to sure their childrens bicycles locked they are to be loll outside lliwre were three motor vehicle collisions the period All three resulted In property only Is not just for More and more that the cycle offers a convenient inexpensive and enjoyable means of CUBS FROM THE GEORGETOWN district wch expeditions as an obstacle race above enjoyed a weekend camp at Earl and an Instruction period in the bottom plc- Park recently where It was iho most successful camp for Mrs Terry Colters camera caught them on several years Patterson su Volunteers could aid parks and rec program Volunteer citizens working In with the Acton and Recreation Committee could be of valuable assistance to the towns pros ram Chairman Huh Patterson suggested Thursday night Patterson said he got the idea of having volunteers with no voting power aid the committee at the Ontario Municipal Recreation Association convention In Stratford recently The chairman represented at the convention along with Councillor Chapman According to Chairman Patterson citizens serve on parka and recreation sub committees In the town of and help considerably to alleviate the work burden its also a way of creating publicity and Interest in recreation ho said Should continue Patterson also indicated he would like to see the committee continue Its campaign to bring a full time recreation director to town In his view the committee Tell down a bit In its support of Councillor Peter Marks proposal that the town hire a recreation director Unfortunately council learned of this through the press Be said We should have lobbied bit and mode our views known to local recreational organizations The committee Included to cover half the salary of a recreation director In the budget it presented to council in April but the recreation budget was chopped by the town fathers The other half of the directors salary would have been available WHAT COUNCIL DID Various matters were dealt with by Acton council at their regular meeting Tuesday evening in the council chambers A letter Informed council the deadline for the provincial municipal employment Incentives program had been extended to June 17 Clerk- Joe Hurst said Acton has been participating and will keep the extra men on until the deadline Two passes were received to the upcoming Pollution Control Show at the grounds Supplemental allocation of subsidy monies will be requested to complete the Bower Ave project When Mayor mentioned how well received the new planters are councillor Greer reminded him they have only been loaned by the of Kitchener Similar units cost about apiece HflUJfl PI Doltaf MILTON or hi 26 Adult Entertainment Showtime Triors pm 9 Saturday Matinee 2oopm S0c Children Students Adult inns you Showtime pm I PUBLIC NOTICE The Department of Secretary of State is pleased to announce that as of June 1972 a court of Canadian Citizenship will be opened In the town hall committee room second floor Milton Ontario A Citizenship officer will be in attendance to supply information about Canadian Citizenship and to take applications for Canadian Citizenship The Office will be open Fridays June and 23rd and alternate Fridays thereafter from 830am to Lunch hour 12 noon to 1245 transportation recreation and exorcise As result router numbers of people all ages bo found cycling along our Also In addition to a new following leveling has maintained Its tradition of being a activity of boys and Tills renewed popularity of bicycling necessitates more wluosuruud understanding of bicycle safety procedures the cyclist should consider himself to be the driver of a vehicle and should therefore follow particular regulations and responsibilities such driving file and on the right aide of the roadway Hut Die cyclist should not think lliut ho has the advantages as a driver rather he is by his small size Blower lack of visibility Nevertheless If a cyclist Is alert const lentlous following rules regulations he will find cycling to be safe and fun Canal Paul llrown nude first Communion St Josephs Church on Sunduy May Mont of llu dims luioml by Mrs is Known tin- ll oclock muss who made firm communion were Donna Gordon Carol Nolan JlalnNkl Julie Handy Hoys In Hubs were John Vuk Matthew Vuk Ilfit lllmlen Itoiiw David Gordon MeArtinir Murk Duval Paul McKerracher Paul Wimder Paul Nolan Peter Jimmy Allonby Parks staff gets help through government grant Patterson said ho felt It would good Idea for some committee members to attend meetings of the various local and recreational organiz ations to exchange Ideas On the subject of finances Councillor Chapman said the grant system should be investigated more closely by the committee Grunts arc being given out now for some real oddball Chapman said One man from Pcnctang told us they got but they didnt know where to spend it I representative Walter Elliott of and Peter Noble of the provincial govern ments Department of Com munity Social Services ore to meet with the committee soon to further assess Actons recreational needs Acton Parks and on said town workmen Committee approved the hiring garbage local schools man to cut park grass thai they should be able to for a total of days pick It up at pork us well discussion on Iho parka labor Committee member Harry situation at Thursday nights said ho couldnt Justify the hiring of another full time man Parks miinngor Harold although he conceded extra help asked that ad- needed for cutting in dltloniil man bo hired on a full lime IT wT two ami in l I iwBsuary work in parks and vmmunfty centre pointed out that there P are now approximately the best He won of the committees consent to Imve the acres P manager and both sUiffers In Prospect Park to cut Grass must be cut In Sir Donald Mann park in and on the north shore of Fairy I Jike Hie biggest trouble with our Jobs In that theyre time consuming told the committee He said It takes approximately minutes to take garbage to tho town dump with a tractor and wagon Thats ridiculous us taking to the dump with a Councillor Orval Chapman attend course In last week all Iho mime lime tluit wo have all three men away prime time of the year when heros lots of work In be done he charged He suggested the mummer only allowed to attend the course Weve lout Hi work iiours right there by having our other two employees away he said Hugh Patterson Informed policy of all three the course was two years ago Well Its a poor policy replied lownsley mild It was an ad vantage to men attend the park and recreation grant structure The more credits men the more grunts he explained new lime employee is to runs days a week fur ii miixliiium ice Acton Milton Toronto Agincy For Maple HOMEOWNERS CALL TO PM 2000 50000 Obtain all the cosh you need reduce your payments by nt much hall or 3rd on term Call to lor service Inveilment Corp Day SI Toronto Collect evening SUA AJl THEATRE NIGHT AT THE Acton District High School Friday June 2nd Curtain Time ADMISSION Adults SI Students with Cards Corn Peas SAICO ORANGES TOMATOES BEANS PORK 16 EVAPORATED MIX 19 WUHIOOM ONION CLARK SOUPS PEANUT BUTTER 95 Salmon Food Special ORANGE DRINK 2E39 CHOICE PEAS CODFISH KRISPS Bakery Special PEACH PIE iCED TWIRLS KAISER ROLLS HO BISCUITS DILL PICKLES POTATO CHIPS 289 33 RAID tmacnaoci TOMATOES Salad Drauing noncMt run en FRUITJUICES IGA SERVIETTES Mini FACIALTISSUES 3 l PORK ROASTS SHOULDER BUTT PORTION PORTION 55 BUTT PORK CHOPS couMtir539 ORANGES VT IMHHUai CWUMBERS jppLes 559 RIGHT GUARD i89 DRJNKS ST If CHEESE BEEF ESSEX wieners COOKED HAM LARGE EGGS FRESH EGGS 391 K3A Specials MTKRPitUrS 289 COFFEE 75 and service still lives at IGA we lire