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4 The Wednesday July Second Clasi Ma I Numb HIS Water construction in council bylaws In town resulted In bylaws resolutions passed by council Tuesday nlfthl payment wm lo Twin Hoe rut lion for their work on the town line A holdback payment was to Con for Industrial A temporary of Tor Improvement works Deed of bylaw of conveyance will be signed iksIunlnK of to Hill I states rather Alton Klnitluun Mill I Ik subsidiary of AlUo till It made the of the town Councillor Marks voted against the at each reading Two project Verbal well an written bids had been received by council and tiny agreed the public works would the 11 decide Council committee authority to select the but or lowest bid and proceed Willi the two projects Involved on St from lo Mnrlu and nix Inch water line on St Councillor pointed out may be In the Chun SI Boon as lit to days and It Ih imperative lo proceed with Hit work Some of the of Ihc storm sewers on St will be covered by the apartment unit levy work In lng intended at the Name lima Mr rip rlcd Water averment Approval if was to tin incut the town omnia to provide a iter main Main St si in i preceded the will nutotlnti fir caiL ami loik Hit III lawn will build in lit nidi ills mule in Hit in Ilia in Mall Mill In Hit main at Ii nidi lilt In put if I n the main will town wit to Idiots who wills More sports BRIAN left exchanges with Captain Dive Graham on the Island of Cyprus Both wore born rinsed in McCristnll Photo Former Actonians meet on Cyprus What ore Ihc odds against two former meetiru briefing session in Nicosia Cyprus fhe bookies haven jet quoted but chances are they would bo extremely high possibly even high as the temperatures up which scorch everything here in sight Cyprus Is island in the Mediterranean Sea Unlikely as such a meeting it actually did take pince on June IS when Captain Date son of Mr and Mrs John Graham of Acton met up with Drum son of Mrs J of an opt rations economics for the Horse i Royal Canadians In is on a six months tour of with a United Nations peace keeping force In Cyprus Brian editor of The Progress newspaper in British Columbia visited Cyprus for days In June on a prtss tour of the island The lour was arranged throufih the Department of National Defence Faint recognition and Brian at a press at contingent headquarters In Nicosia Both faintly recognized each other but it t until is introduced to press LhaUlrianuas really sure that he should know him Both attended Robert Utile public school in Acton but because of a difference of three years in age they illdn really know other very well of his Job In Cyprus Dave said the work here is entirely different than what I am used to it Is refreshingly interesting but at times it can be frustrating because of the slow speed at which things move role of Dave regiment In Nicosia is a peacekeeping one United Nations moved troops into Cyprus several years aeo in order to keep pence between the Greek Cypriote who total about BO per cent of the population and the Turkish Cypriote who account for close to per cent of the Island inhabitants Second tour This is Dave second tour of duty overseas since joining the fortes years ago He Is married with three children his family makes lis home in Calgary However while Dave is overseas wife Sharon and their children are in litortctown wilh her family What is Cyprus like According to Dave it s not too bad a place but 1 really be happy to get back to Canada and my wife and family A total of Canadians are presently on duty in Cyprus including from Strath Horse Royal Canadians Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Royal Canadian Engineers from Canadian Forces Bast and augmentation staff from all elements numbering about 101 New Moffat record runs in game Atoms still unbeaten Moffat Atoms remain undefeated after nine league games Hits season Recently they scored a 144 win over I den Mills and a 12 drubbing against Morriston Dave Brown Ron Wundcr each hod two home runs and Some good defensive plays were made In the game as Rick Smith made an unassisted double play at second base caught long hit bull In left field and Larry Small snared a line drive at short The pitching duties were shared by Don Buchanan Randy Smith David Brown Junior girls whip Lowville Junior girls put together a powerful hilling attack to wallop Ixtwvillc in a Halton rural minor softball league game In Ixiwvillc Monday night Top offensive performers for Acton were Karen Barber Heather Merachern Debbie Sherry and Karen Van all of whom scored three runs Acton scored eight runs in the second inning eight in the fourth and 10 more in the fifth Minor soccer by Bill Gentles On rhursdny July the Angels I Timers It evenly matched game with David Mitchell of the Angels scoring the only with four minutes left in the game Good performances were also turned in by Gordon Glenn Rhys and Bobby In tool Outstanding players for the fibers were Mike Ashley Mark Stale and Paul Cnrejll Overpower On Sat July the Angels overpowered the to David Mitchell had three with two by Gordon Glenn and two by Jimmy Reynolds David Somcrville scored the only goal for the Chevs with Marshall and M Hi am also playing well Moffat girls whip Eden Mills At den Mills Monday night Moffat and under girls wAloped I den Mills lXnnis and Jackie Dennis both lilt a pair of home runs for Moffat Cathy connected Scoring runs Tor Moffat were Jennifer lutzl Shuwna Henderson Kmnedy Joanne Dtnnls lindti Wendy Pauline Johnston Cindy Jennings Susie I lien Hcarn Jackie Hennessey scored the only run for den Mills Joanne Dennis Pauline Johnston and Susie scored the only four runs oh Moffat 12 and underpins team lost to last night Moffat girls played well Royal Dr HT Coupe in acrylic laqucr green Cadillac grain white vinyl root Plus ill the Oldsmobllc features thai It Ihe boss own car Oily miles on this beauty Licence No No till September Sec Now I Andrew Murray Motors Limited Road Georgetown Ontario Your Olds Dealer 877 853 On Julv Moffat 1 and under clobbered Eden Mills Eden Mills is a new team in the league and has several small players Moffat used their weaker players most of the game but were still too for Eden Wiped out On Sunday July the Moffat girls 1 15 and under took on two teams Eden Mills in the temoon and at night Moil at wiped out Eden by a score of Sue Thomson pitched two innings Nancy Reading three Karen Smellie two Home runs were by Sue Thomson and Cathy McLeod with two and one each for Kim Henderson Joanne and Cory Stone The 15 and were determined to beat the record of runs by 12 and unders and they did it After the game the team and coaches and some parents drove to for a picnic swimming and then went from there lo Dr JC Hutchson and Dr RJ Wilson Announce the opening of Glenlea Clinic Effective July 294 Queen St Acton 8531210 MILTON or Winner of 8 Academy I Awards One Show Each EvemrtgatSp SPECIAL JULY1STI- lilt Mi lid Ion hviiimlili Ih I ink I m SI Sunday morning sizzler I III VY Willi lln round on him hill ltd Sunday 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