Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), October 17, 1973, p. 3

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Halton is represented at Erin Holstein show The Acton Free Press Wed October 17 CORPORAL BOB ARBOUR head of the O P P Acton detachment accepted a Pedestrian Safety Citation on behalf of the detachment at a special presentation during last week meeting of council The citation from the Hamilton Automobile on behalf of the Canadian Automobile association was awarded for two years free of pedestrian fatalities Corporal Arbour paid special tribute to the towns crossing guards and the value of the safety instruction and bicycle rodeos in stressing pedestrian safety Photo by Lorraine Charges laid by OPP Acton police charged a local woman with two counts of utter forged documents this week She was charged two forged cheque wen issued to local stores She was lo in court In where she also faces charges laid by On Oct a local man was charged with selling cigarettes to minor He ap pears in court Nov A cor stolen from township was recovered In Acton the next day on The In vesication Is continuing Disturbance An out of town man was charged with possession of marijuana after check on Mill Hi appears In court Three collisions in past week There wire three collisions In town the past week In by Ailon October linear drlv n by Manning Mill hod estimated damage and tar by Terence It It Acton damage in a collision on Main October a ear driven by George Churchill had estimated damage and another dm in by Jean Mart estimated GO damage The on Churchill near Heck era plaza October sow the third accident of the week on St at Main Drivers Commission memberless A chairman has been selected and office space in allocated but members to the Niagara Commission yet lo be appointed Questioned on the appoint Parish mission at St Josephs A week of smog clearing Is the theme for a parish renewal mission Win conduct d at Josephs Church Church St Acton from Saturday night this wick until the following Tht first week is for women only A second week is planned or men November lo Jeremiah a priest who has at St Joseph s f is ton ducting tht mission Hayes was ordained In IW6 and in his superiors sent him to Italy to learn Italian He made of the language aiding Italian to Toronto for years the past to years rather has preached missions in eastern Canada and the adjoining United Mates is specihc work of Ihe Order which was founded by Si dt in 1732 lie used Si Paul as a model Tor his exhortations Parish missions are con ducted to update or renew Ihe faith of the people of God ith a thorough presentation of the Word father J parish priest at St Joseph points knowledge of the Scriptures has Increased limes in the past years and ihe knowledge and growth of faith must grow tionately Masses wilt be said twice dally throughout the week of mission at 15 a and 30 with Instruction In the morning and a sermon In the evening A week of mission for the men of the parish Is being held from November 3 to preached by Father of New Father says everyone is welcome lo participate in the missions ARTHUR A JOHNSON od OPTOMETRIST Main St Milton 878 3673 Saturday S Parish Renewal Mission For Women will be preached daily by Redemptorist Father JERRY HAYES at Sf JOSEPHS CHURCH Church St Acton from SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 SATURDAY OCTOBER 27 Mass will celebrated twice each day at a and m A similar mission lor man is for Novtmbw Now York N EVERYONE WELCOME Swimming pool agreement One hundred and ninety head of were shown at the West Central Onlarlo Championship Show at Erin Fair on Friday Oct The Judge was Robert Fled of County was well represented In this show with the top place from the Black White Show competing placed as follows Boll Calf seventh Fred Nurse Georgetown Yearling Hull eighth ltd Milton Heifer alt first Claude Picket Georgetown fifth Paul Stewart Hornby sixth ynn Slewart Fred Nurse Junior Yearling fifth John Ilockwood 13lh W J Bennett Burlington Senior Yearling Heifer second and Junior Champion Valcntlna I- arms Georgetown fourth Nurse Georgetown and Camp Dry Cow third It Sinclair and Sons Burlington eighth Claude Picket Two Year Old Heifer third Claude eighth Fred Nurse llth Sinclair and Sons 10th Craig Georgetown Indian Farm Acton J Bennett Three Year Old Heifer Milton four War lid Heifer fourth and Jeff Nurse ninth It Sinclair and Sons rive Year Old tow Claude Picket eighth I red Nurse ninth Mrs Anthony County Herd first Brant second Peel third The Premier Breeder woa Doug Wlngrovc Camp belli file and Premier I was Spring Forms Streets ilk A formnl agreement bet the Hoard of 1 and the town Acton dealing with the building of a swimming pool was approved Thursday by the board pool will be built at Acton District High School Under the terms of the lignum the town assumes responsibility for the of pool and the Hoard operates and maintains the During sitiool hours the hoard has use f the pool and during hours specified In the agreement Ilk town will Ian 16 Also on Saturday when police checked a vehicle they arrested a local man on a warrant for police Over the weekend there were seven liquor seizures In town two impaired drivers one person driving while under suspension according to police were Murray Main St M and Scott It 3 Acton withdamageof150to the car East Jim Snow said he know why the appointments were being held up He said they were scheduled in September but were delayed until after the municipal elections held Oct I Centennial class at plO W match Hist play Burlington Centennial class is one of the highlights of thi IJ71 County Plowing Match which will be held lhh In In a salute In the towns centennial this year the directors haw arranged to hold a special class for those competitors who look part the iwamotth years ago eluss will be held in Other highlights include duns for business and profes people from the county a horseshoe pitching a horse show and of course Ihe naming of s Queen of the Tie match will he held corner of North ltd and behind the- plant in Burlington 1 lliealn will present first play of tlie71 si Hon Oct for the reason J In Present laughter a sophisticated tongue In e comedy by the muster of the style the lite Sir Noel Site it the induction will In School si haw use of the pool rec in Milton Similar agreements of this eorRUown and nature have been Burlington MAYTAG World Famous Automatic Washers Dryers See our large selection at most competitive prices Free Delivery and Setup in Acton Area LOVES TV PP l St Guclph- Jake Kuiken PROP Jake is overloaded with TVs and Chesterfields THE TIME FOR SPECIAL BUYS HES GOT OVER 6000 SQ FT Filled with Furniture Appliances TVs Radios Stereos Lamps Stoves Fridges Washers Dryers Vacuum Cleaners And hes got Chesterfields Dining Room Living Room and Bedroom Suites End Tables Occasional Chairs Lamps Paintings as well as numerous other goodies Plenty of free parking Free delivery Budget plan PHONE ACTON 8530211

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