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Tin Acton Anne challenges Brian Best for mayor of Central Halton Brian Best election picture sparked a minute voter would be to lion and a heavily- on at that With candidates in the running for 14 cm the new Central council and two board of education tot two councillor and two lruite an The big race mill be a mayoralty battle between two veteran politicians bent Milton Mayor Brian Rest and incumbent and warden Mm Arm Beat had announced four days be fore opened thai he win tech the top Mt on the weal council and while Mra MacArthur waa rumored a candidate no- one until her nomination paper was pro- to the Friday at ItoUt Centra will elect two councillor to alt on both the local council and he Hal ton council similar to the aeata now held by the And for both of them Incumbent Deputy Jim of Is being by former councillor and former clerk McMH Ian of Moffat for the one he rural On teat alto to an urban representative and twit in cumbenta Milton lloeto Hob and Deputy Mrt are In running tor that aeat Mlltontana will have nix on the ballot for four local council a six way race Monday ho nominated to Incumbent Jim Kerr Kranli Haul lortar Hon and Art Two apiece ward and weal of Milton which are being lumped with Milton and a small of to form the t enlrnl will won have Two wn I Two are three are the seat Au latitat went to town N ward Norm Ion will two IdcmI Namaiiaweya a one year veteran new veteran ami iww Clement In Ward Thru which cnmprlie all of plus nil of north lid men were trail a three way conical for the Iwo scats but no other nominations worn posted so of Monday they were unofficially acclaimed office eillrallla mil Iwu velerand Dun Day are InnMiHl there by Mr I a TruKlevN In the eduiatlnn Held lonlral Is sliHpliill hoard William A Ivan I has since tiro Incnptlon and was last to he Milton but the boundary shuffle finds both rotldln In itm an lh rural MIJlwi JMtl IlilS Inwii a tint ait imilKinl Arid litis I MiMyf AH unfit hint Ii miI wn nil lumilbfirtfiwflmnlEftf lire A If for Itwlr IM Or Iward was with Her servlro on the Mllln lndl Bind mini Iiers nt Milton and turn Hi ore later tills fiyd a year on i Is calling It for ships Station tower moved to Esquesing farm Ottawa Report by Terry O Connor MP The of the of the CN station Acton has een It wan purchased La who cut it where numbered the and pieces and removed it In his near the hope to reassemble the tower nut not whether the win set it up as a to atch for ships in Esquesing townsh or Steven 7 and nHanr are in rang it as their private rocket ship Mr was on holidays when be saw the station had been partially torn down and be was able to buy the tower from the new station owner and start to work on its removal When the time Came to lift off the tower roof all the cranes and boom truck owners he contacted seemed to be tied up for the long Labor weekend With the loan of a wagon from Farm 1 Georgetown and the volunteer help of two neigh bors Peter and Frank Nan the tower was transported to Township Since the 35 acres already has htstonca merit In that it belonged to the late Col Ballantine and the four stone buikting5on the property not counting a little stone dog house were built from limestone quarried on the site It seemed that the acquisition of the Acton station tower would preserve more of the history of County but the property lies on the Niagara escarpment so the tower will probably lie dismantled until the future of their land is determined by the government Mrs Margaret is the author of the humourous cover collectors book The Book of Auctions published by WardPrice Auc tioneers in 1970 While attending High School she wrote a weekly column High School Highlights Margaret for the Banner and while attending High School was roundabout editor for the High School Herald which was published weekly in the Herald and four other weekly newspapers Starting in September 1973 June 1974 she will be serving as a volunteer parent on the editorial board of the Education News New road Dm trow of work mm minus two Injured in n lost hint tin pinInn to doni Acute shortage at county Faced with an acute shortage of space for ad offices County Council Is in the possibility of the former Children at Hugh Milton to alleviate growing pressures at the office building One proposal currently being considered is moving both the Emergency Measures Department and the Social arid Family Ser ices Department to the Hugh St office Not Ideal The building was once a house and has been converted but according to county of the building consists of many small roomB and docs not provide ideal office accommodation Social and Family Services Administrator Vivian indicated the move could cause some hardship on his department Fall in rural Ontario Is synonymous with county fairs There arc six fair weekends In our riding of this year including those Milton Georgetown Acton and Erin as well as the Milton Steam Era and the Potato The Members of Parliament from rural Ontario ere the envy of those from the cities and other provinces It seems that our type of small agricultural fair is almost unique to Southern Ontario These weekends provide an in formal and pleasant at in which meet and chat with friends and neighbors It is also a chance for politicians to do a little politicking This year with regional and municipal elections slated for October 1 there is a virtual waiting line of big smiles and hearty handshakes for every fair goer People tend to forget soaring prices and capital punishment for a while and spend a few hours pretending they know all about knocking a wooden milk battle off a shelf with a worn out baseball Or if you are less energetic you can simply stand around and stare at some of the biggest and best in the world No fear of a hassle they Just stare right back Two weekends ago I took the whole family including the four kids and two in laws up to the first annual HMlsburgh Potato It turned out to be an extremely first effort for the town of less than people However all must have been involved in the organization over the last year because the two days of Hies Included snowmobile races games rides for the kids the crowning of a queen fashion show dance etc etc But the most popular attraction as might be expected was the beer garden out there In right field at the ball park tent music and all deserves a great deal of credit for the success of their first venture By the time you read this the Acton Fair will bo over but here Is rundown of those remaining in riding this fall Milton Sept Georgetown Sept Erin Oct If you have a problem Idea comment criticism or if you simply wish to get In touch with me kindly telephone Gall at 8530768 I POLLOCK AND CAMPBELL I High GradtUxnor ill Watt Si North REPLACE OLD STEPS UN A HURRY AM It inrl vikiti 4hMt of WW to iimtf twit frost nil In iiea fcttueu Mia GOIKIETE Restorations Ltd ISO Martin St Milton THANKS To the Residents of ThfW Nassagaweya and Burlington in Central for my Acclamation as Local Councillor I hope my service to Ward Three and Central Halton in the future will warrant the confidence you have placed In me BRADFORD CLEMENTS R R Milton Ph i7ltJ Residents of Nassagaweya and North Burling ton are Invited to meet your candidates to night Wednesday at a meet the candidates meeting In Falrvlew School at 8 sponsored by Upper Burlington Citizens Forum TO THE CITIZENS OF NORTH HALTON Nominations are in acclamations awarded and now we know who will be engaged in the ageold struggle of proving to you the voter why he the candidate should be elected to a specific seat Many of the political aspirants have something to offer due to personal ability and municipal experience I believe much more than that Is required Regional Government for North must be thought of as a Provincial Government and must be administered cordlngly It will require ability and experience no argument it will also require Integrity effective bargaining and the ability to put It all together so that North will become a closeknit community that we can work and play In It must become a community serviced and ad ministered equally and fairly to all who will and do reside here To this end I dedicate myself If elected and with the belief that I Bill Hunter can effectively mould this new community I respectfully solicit your support to achieve this end on election day Monday October 1st For Information call Vote Bill Hunter Candidate for Mayor to the CITIZENS of ACTON Acton will elect One Regional Councillor on October 1st A Regional Councillor will have a very responsible position which will demand much time broad experience and community interest I am a Candidate for Regional Councillor I AM PREPARED TO WORK FULL TIME IN ACTONS INTERESTS My experience in Regional Affairs is varied Ctoiman of Administration Committee budget property personnel agriculture and EM 0 Served two tears on Community Semce Public Hearth Social and Family and Childrens Aid Member of County Roads and Wardens Committee on Regional Han knowledge of Halton County through my experience in education Your vote for me October 1st be appreciated REGIONAL COUNCILLOR FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Call 8530614 GW McKemit Reeve of Acton a l a