The Acton Free Prats Wed October la Rockwood bowling it nil Id top position nr bowllni cam nvr it looiwi AUff win with la on place Jr liwrlphitM III Is 1 ID 1 I is iJ v II Mid by niur Rni rill Ml Wl t Barbara Kutti kill iVmi ft KK llllu Sit Storey trU Ml and xa and ill Clarence bowled IK trip with tit and lis John bowled Ml with ling 111 113 Murray KM and IDS finale Barbara Hur ray through with HI trlpl Dowliiu alalia 113 IIS and 111 WayiwNtihuni bawled Mr Hannah bowled or point the Four Irad Alley Cm with Slokmin loomed In a HI wtlh IK and US Ron bowled Ml with Mary with Unite IN 1M 1 aRm In triple taw Mthmtc Ml Randy a Mm til Mm 111 Hurray tot wllh mi I nil Buna la at wllh SO and Garner flnUhed oil with trlpl wlUl 1M and BUI Garner M and til corn tliiicr in and I in Archie I it bowled tor took a I Country lien a Gordon tow led sa iia and 111 triple ISO and Country Ted and Peter Bench bowltd ill with lii ll in look the Ind with to win at Sim bowled irtpte with SOT and and Jerry a 111 and 131 iloiln with a triple Firmer Bruce bowled Glen Tripled In at 111 1U and Coming and Sunshiners enjoy bus trip sides October has been a big sponsoring their previous bus month tor the trip which had been Sunshine Club beginning with rewarding fall tour for the a Monday Oct bus trip busload of members who had when attended a lour as far as Midland and club members able to enjoy the marvellous cavalcade of Autumn color and the bus travelled via Collingwood on to and to Midland for a uric time The group arrived back In the village about The Oct 10 meeting at the town hall was one of com entertainment as various members of the club participated in the program Mrs Margaret acted as chairman Singing WHILE MUMS AND DADS watched the Russia- game and seen are David Sandy Canada hockey game on Sunday Oct little kids Denny Patsy Robbie Weirmeir Helen had to find their own fun Sven Waldie and Patricia youngsters on Harris St played a stick and stone New survey on Rockwood water proposed by ministry soon great applause as he was accompanied by Mrs M Black at the piano Mrs Maud Lawrence said a humorous piece entitled Girls are Queer and Mrs Anna Wilson gave a reading A Tribute to a Housewife Mrs sang a song of Thanksgiving she had learned as a little girl and everyone enjoyed the af to moon program Slides of a trip to Scotland were then shown by Mrs Harvey who gave a running commentary on the trip she and her mother had recent made together Scottish club members expressed their thoughts of feeling homesick Mostly they said they found the trip via tremendously in t cresting fcuchre and were olloup games and prim for euchre were taken by Bert Price Mrs Craig Mrs and Mrs Tina Johnston Thomas and Mrs Margaret were the 1 by Mrs Kingslxrtt and Mr and over offer again the j- thanks to the or Election date set fur at Mtrif a rt ft mm at joe irvtn Nov at of at tht me a twlia at J Iffl rfip ib mm on tut lection date u set for I lor school board truste councillor and vil lage trustee Optimism is being breathed Into the speculative hopes of trustees after last Friday meeting with the de puty minister environment at the ministry offices in Tor onto Meeting with deputy minister Everett Biggs and one other member of the min istry were trus lees and township councillors with the exception of Jim Milne Clerk Lloyd was also present and John Root for Welling ton county Gist of the meeting was to determine whether additional subsidy from the province could be established At an earlier meeting with the tees and township council a ministry representative Toia had shown the lowest tender received for sewer main installations in the vil of had risen 100 percent over the original estimate established last year Mr Tora had suggested It was possible another sub sidy could be arranged which could somewhat case the in creased coats for homeown era Made request A Friday a meeting it was learned the ministry had gone to the provincial government requesting that ten percent of tbe increased coat could be absorbed through a winter works program Deputy mm ister Biggs told the blage the suggestion was turned down We ere told it would set a precedent he said At the township council of Oct Mr Toia had indicated that if install were cancelled costs in on the project over the last two years would be split between the ministry of and taxpayers of At Friday meeting Mr Downey who accompanied deputy minister Biggs stipulated tint cancel the program would see taxpayers of Eramosa absorbing all costs to date Trustee chairman Gary Bat was enthusiastic at the deputy re He is the first government who has indicated even slightly that other alternatives should he considered he said Mr BatemansoidMr Biggs talk about looking at live methods to sec if it is necessary to put such a large and expensive system into such a small community Tenders received by the ministry Tor only one phase of the project would mean that the yearly cost of a ft lot and dwelling would be as opposed to the original estimate of Z48 Fridays suggestion or seeking alternatives hit at least two council and trustee member- They recalled the original meeting held to necessity for the sive system At that time other alternatives could not be even considered they said At that lime the istry had said nothing over and abov updated tertiary posed HIM investigate John Itoot was brought into the picture Deputy of Duncan asked if John Hoot as an elected repre could talk to the ministry and see further if the ten percent cost could not be underwritten through the winter works program Mr Root he look into the matter Asked by Mr Biggs what alternatives had already been explored council explained surveys had been made by the Wellington County Health Unit Trustee Bob Icshc told the deputy minister that at that time there was never any establ ished source from where tests taken He litditatcd he did not feel they were Mr Italic referred to suits of a house to house vcy taken two years ago by the Rockwood and District Ratepayers Association He quoted final figures given in answer to trie question What do you think about your well water trustee said real dints were approached whom owned their own homes the other were ten Mr Leslie said that the question The breakdown showed rest denh red Very pure said Pure enough to drink and 10 said their drinking water was a Utile bit polluted tour others said Definitely polluted Mr told the deputy isler In his estimation findings were the only substantial ones to go by plus two hit and miss survey scon ducted by the Wellington County Health Unit Update Information According to trustee Leslie On this the deputy minister said he a like to get some up- to date information Bob Leslie explained that pollu tlon situations in the village would naturally not be ex pec tod to improve during the waiting period between now and when the system was first proposed in 19C0 Using his own well as an example he said No way am I going to the expense of drilling a new one until I know for sure the system is not being led Resold he will continue to chlorinate until such time as the decision is made If the ministry says no I will begin to drill a new well im mediately he said According to the anxious trustee The important thing people aware of is that If installation costs have spiralled for the system itself It stands to reason cost of home hook will also have spiralled trustee and business man sees the potcn legislation as a forced one whom all residents will have to hook up regardless of pre sent facility efficiency simply cannot see a leglsla lion being put through which will not apply to one as well as another lie said and his statement it a matter of straight One more thing which residents should realize said Mr Leslie is that in two time established rates will be reviewed They can then be reset to cover costs Well have to assume he said they will naturally be much higher again waves At Friday s meeting Mr Leslie said if costs stayed within ten percent of the rates originally specified tied them as inflationary ones If they re within ten percent I won make waves he said will make waves if anyone tr to put through costs that could result In terrible bur dens for village residents if the contract Is left as it now stands Deputy minister Biggs said group of ministry people w on Id be sent to the Hinge to investigate water Not the Wellington Health Unit people said Mr Leslie but a group from the will conduct their own survey The trustee ex there is a 60 day time on present tenders and to keep ilhln the limit before even higher costs arc tender the must be con ducted as soon as possible Ministry representative Downey said he would check the to learn their feelings on the increased costs When attending the Oct meeting with the bra township council trus tee Leslie had proposed eon slderation of more recent sewage disposal systems for individual home owners which are presently being sold on the mnrkct and are government approved Centennial high school when they spent four days visiting the mines near Tim Ins Pa mora and In lyre gold mint were two covered by and area student who went down and watched mine operations first hand A lumber mill and one mine was also on the weekend agenda and the vUltors saw something of line copper and silver production in the Creek mine also located near Special treat was a tun held by the miners on Friday afternoon As student returned home via bus they were given a commentary by geography teachers David and who pointed out places of interest along the way From 7am start off Thursday morning to ate Sunday return the student trip was one which captured the students Interest and was activity packed from start to finish according to en thusiastlc travellers on their Big kids and little kids In the Rockwood and district community will be treated on Saturday Oct to a Mr Pumpkin dress up party tanned for the St Johns owllng green Categories have been established for groups from ages four to it six to eight nine to 12 and children from 13 and up with entries based on cartoon creations nursery rhyme characters people beads and miscellaneous Pumpkins are to be decorated to fit into one of the special groups are sponsors of the event and entries are to be submitted by 11 am with judging set for to 12 After judging spectators are In vited to attend and from to games will be run off for a fun afternoon According to the it will be a day of outdoor activity but in cat rain district friends pumpkin will Jurf rfrj In sake at the parish hall and gins out and shared a birthday cake and afternoon tei celebration was extend when she visited the home of her daughter May Brain in and another round of birthday pleasure Hilt from all your friends not at your parties Okay folks If it bargains you re after don forget to check In at the United Church on Wednesday night Oct when ladies of the church will be holding a rummage sale at 7pm All donations will be acceptable and may be left at Root Hardware store or Pearl Variety say organizers who nope to see all rnankngjvirig a family for Mrs Anne her of irnai Jackie and Brian and Brack Given for the Authorize agreement Region Public Works Committee approved arrangements for winter road control during a meeting Wednesday The agreement area municipalities provides that the region will assume control of certain sections of area roads while the areas assume certain sections of regional road on a chargeback basis UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT COFFEE SHOP Hwy No 7 Alice St ROCKWOOD Specializinq in light lunches Assorted ANTIQUES OPEN Tuesday to Sunday 9am to 7 8564921 Region briefs a meeting of Ha I tun Region ad in in trail on the Authorized senior and buyer in the purchasing department to at Lend the orkhop of the Ontario Public Buyers AMactation In Hamilton Nov Recommended the of an input clerk be created within the treasury department and the position as of Dec I Approved distribution of copies of survey to the municipalities at no charge and the remaining MO copies are to go on sale at per copy Denied immediate financial assistance for he Mid Western Ontario Travel Association and referred their request for budget considerations to 195 regional Public Works Department had elected to have the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers serve as union The foreman office clerical and technical staff or persons not regularly employed for more than hours per week Moss Hardware 22 MILL ST E ACTON 8532720 STORE HOURS Wed Sat to600pir Thurt 8 00 to 9 00 Service For a Growing Community Agreed to try a new arrangement for council meetings with a view to in reducing a sound system in learned members of the the room yW The Halton Board of Education SOCIAL SCIENCE PROGRAM COUNCIL present Its annual report at a mealing open to lb tab at Milton District HtghSchool Williams Ave Capias of the report may obtained by con Mr at Central of th Board Guelph Una Burlington WJPRIESTNER CHAIRMAN J SINGLETON DIRECTOR S ONLY SPECIALTY LIGHTING STORE CHATELAINE LIGHTING York Road Guelph Mult Bright Ideas for all your Lighting Needs EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF HOUSE FIXTURES Taw Lamp Ch Swag Lam pi Van Cab Heat BaiebtMrd and Portable Central Vacuum ng Wrng Future Parts Fan etc I SAT OCT 19 The Incredible Chesty Morgan Starring in DEADLY WEAPONS believing 73 PLUS TWO ADDED ATTRACTIONS Lovo a French Pussy Cat Pleasure with a Twist SUN OCT ONLY 1 Five Fingers of Death Chinese Professionals 3 Sacred Knives of Vengeance ADULT ENTERTAINMENT CLOSED MONDAY TO THURSDAY BIGGEST EVER SALE OF WINTER OUTERWEAR Am SAVE AT LEAST On These Items for Every Member of The Family aims mm mis mm ah cms STtNMM IMS sum sim Slims JAf SHIRTS PRAM SUITS