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The Acton May Carnival highlights Photos by Lorraine Root OUR READERS WRITE Township protects its reserve fund Fireworks fizzle but success Dear Sir At this time It Is too early to actually say how much money was raised at the Rockmoaa Spring CamivaL However the community spirit and feeling of accomplishment of a great many residents was In itself payment enough From the members of the Sunshine Club to the youngest child In the parade enthusiasm ran high The church service with the Rev Bob Rumball as guest speaker will long be remembered by the almost capacity audience in attendance Inspiring message The fireworks display although costing more than the previous was not up to our expectations However this will be The weather was another contributing factor We are hoping for better results next year We greatly appreciate the large crowd that turned out to see the fireworks on Sunday night The only ones to lose out on the weekend are those who failed to attend one of the many activities over the five day interval We wish to thank all those who did attend and especially ail those who ass Is ted in making it such a success Sincerely yours Harry Bonner for The Rockwood and District Lions Club In a move to ensure regional government does not drain township coffers council passed a resolution Monday authorizing preparation of a new capital reserve by law to ensure the fund is spent within the present existing boundaries of the township The move was obviously also timed to coincide with a Georgetown proposal that the unallocated in the capital reserve fund be given towards a new sports complex in Georgetown councillors felt they must have some means of eon trolling the capital fund although It Is possible money could later be donated to a similar or that particular project The township does not seem to have any present use for the funds but if the money could be absorbed by the region if it is still there without adequate protec tion when regional government arrives Council also mode no objection to a proposal for a raffle by the Llmchouse public school in conjunction with garden party to be held on June 13 Both Acton and Made no objections to an Acton by law to regulate land use in the Hills estates sub division Basically the by law follows a directive from the Plans Administration Branch of the Department requiring that no buildings or structures of any kind other than those necessary for flood and erosion control be built in Blocks A subdivision and that no buildings be permitted within feet of Block The blocks border wet areas of the subdivision Approved a building permit to William McGowqn to renovate a single residential dwell ng on Lot Con The building had previously been used as a residence Appreciation Continued from Page owner to each person on earth today she said Our vineyard Is quickly being destroyed by over use over population and planned obsolescent products Authorized the engineer to call 0ur re lenders for reconstruction of the will never be Eighth Line from Lots to 10 replaced The ardent speaker All members of council at pointed out further that Our tended the two hour meeting with land is being covered by Reeve Hill in the chair buildings and water and then presented the question her listeners Who will provide food for the future Mrs Trousdale suggested that every individual can do much to halt the degradation of the earth with each one setting his own example by wasting less and using less She stressed We must all become aware of our opportunities to preserve nature and support any such efforts We are all part of the problem she said and It Is urgent that we be part of the solution She completed her talk by pointing out that man has done a poor Job of managing his vineyard as man own wisdom is insufficient she Insisted that we need help from our Creator who left us In charge of his vineyard The meeting closed with the hymn A Charge lo Keep Have Choice Bono less Prime Rib Roast may obtain levy relief Treasurers from Halton muni will meet June to dis cuss township appeal of their educational levy The board of arbitrators which Is made up of municipal treasurers agreed at their fast meeting that figures would be out on the same formula as last year The township was awarded close to last year as a result of the appeal Milton treasurer Audrey Brush in the award would likely be in the same neighborhood this year If the board agreed on the decision TV FACTS You laugh at TV repairs when you see how easily and slvely our repair department can handle them H S HOLDEN M Cork St East GUELFH Phone County TV Centre RECYCLING PROGRAM Buy a good weed TELEVISION 25 Color Consols 23 Blaok White Consolo Several Models to choose from First Line Television SUES SERVICE MILL ST E ACTON LOVELL BROS MEAT MARKER RED BRAND BEEF Choice Bone In Crime Rib Roast 19 lib Shoulder Roast Blade Short Rib Roast Iff Sirloin Tip Roast Rump Roast Ground Chuck 9 it Fresh Small Link Sausage 85th Maple Leaf lb Pkg Sliced Side Bacon 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