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Acton Free Preii Wed Nov Witnesses open huge hall Maybe no dumpSnow Jehovah representing the in central- Ontario opened their iftwmodem new assembly adjacent to Hills of dedication oft November and The Muare foot hall almost entirely by labor on the site tart east of Norval overlook- In the village More than two men ifearranged their lives to oversee the erection of he structure with no charge Hundreds of others helped Project manager Doug of Newmarket Mid he buildlna took to complete and It had about two years Idea was conceived The found there wail need for a building if the one they opened Saturday High school utilorlums were too for their assemblies and tho for halls was becoming greater 11 was decided they could use the a lents of their members to and erect the building by letting out only two con- tracts the structural steel and asphalt paving for the here site Capacity of the main assembly hall in the building and ft was completely lammed Saturday for the dedication services with an overflow an adjacent smaller hall and another seven to eight thousand people In tho Kitchener arena electronically linked to the i service The dedication talk delivered by Nathan Know president of the Bible and Tract Society Finishing touches Tor the opening went on through Friday night as Witnesses were hardly aware of the last minute work which went Into meeting the deadline for the official opening The building has Its own unique water and sewage system the largest privately owned system In the country I The public address system is one of the most sophisticated in Canada There even speakers in the gleaming washrooms so no one will miss any part of the services Witnesses will be holding two day assemblies there almost every weekend it is booked for weeks now and or congrogatlonn will par ticipate each one Feeding of the largo throngs can bo done by the unique kitchen and cafeteria which they designed of says they can feed people In two sittings In ap proximately one hour The Witnesses have long been a model for caterers to and their skills over the yeara In feeding the multitudes have Increased We planned tho kitchen and cafeteria way we want it said the entire com plex designed to III need of the Witnesses could only sec the plumbing it Is now under the walls and ceilings The Witnesses even have a filtration system for their pool which will be used during services Hills Georgetown area was chosen as a site for new assembly hall because it central for Witnesses from both Toronto and Western Ontario There was some problem getting materials for tho building and said local materia Is were used whenever possible More than similar building have been erected In North America during the last few years hut the nearest to the Norval hall is Columbus Ohio Even the landscaping was done by our folks Chronink said with pride Arrangements have been made to give personal lours of tho new facility which can be reached off Highway Just cast of on lop of the hill Contact Get ideas An artificial skating sur face surrounded by flowers will be a main feature of he hot culture display at Royal Winter Fair Come to sec it and pick up ideas for your Christmas decorations and door swags urges F Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food hor ticulturist Worry tax concessions for farms would hurt Efforts to case the burden on farmers in llalton Region could inflict hardships on the two northern municipalities llalton Itcgional Council told Wednesday A motion presented by Councillors Archie and Terry Marine would have provided special tat concessions the mumiclpnl level for farmers The resolution was referred to the planning committee for further Milton Council lor Jim Wnlson indicated the and llalton Hills would look for taxes Tax ails He suggested the two north ern towns were the populationwise but the est In acres of farm Innil Mil ton Nunc MicArthiir said the resolution would in flicl hardship cm She noted producing ill least products etc entitled ton percent lax cut llurlington Mayor Harrington wondered if tile s Ihe motion had tak en i look at the tax pie lure ami the existing Mo Inn Id It good Idea hut noted the lax picture was complicated Hie committee llalton Fast MPP Jim Snow told crowd of residents that because of the governments recent announcement of garbage reclamation plant for and el there Is a chance wont have the regions refuse dumped on lop of ihein The reclamation plant will of the gar light of the rriint I Hie entire matter of handling in to he a public meeting at school Wednesday The of Serviced lold crowd of around 171 residents government hud o the decision to have a reclrwnollmi plant for llnlloii ami IV el over night but II hail been under lor some lime According to Ihe McLaren team of garbage Ashgrove In the hell a regional Inmirill dump The meeting hint by group of wlm fell their should lie Informed all of leporl I think the for a dump In The govern merits policy Ih to keep agricultural land agricultural so this report must be Snow snlil lie lold Hie audience he Is In full support of a reclruriatiori plant and thought proceed with plans lor one Tlie whole Is In for considerable review he added Williamson of Hie Ministry of the Environment the residents the Hove lie desirable He pointed out the Ministry thinks ore cheaper ami better ways of disposing of garbage than landfill Williamson added the hope lo eliminate he need for landfill within lie next ten years He cautioned that the reclamation plant wouldnt eliminate he need for a dump In hut fill be in flier people ore leaving fanning One Is Hie large capital outlay mid the future because of things like dumps Were doing an In to people said Harold inn of Ihe Ijmd iced for dump mlU and Kill would I to he low liUHher ho we will Iinve Id and things some trior mild tided any limdllli icei hearing thus might in- lis nature llallori Mayor Hill the bad Inker o firm and none of have lu worry tin we llii- In Halloo Hills or Im Kd liavi your Ill Hie milliig on lie I Hat Mayor Ilieri will a of t Wo liuve stop prime lund wild asphalt and he mill lllll if said In an repudiate of Jinn report Johmloii in an purl Ihe garbage water and Ashgrov oiiiianylng Hi ma water even think tin- We were all in trend to regional govern merit and what would bring II Is clear now what llalton Sierra Club told Ihe gales of He pointed out municipalities will only have lu pay to move Hie garbage up miles away after seven region picks up Hie lab will be financing Hurl nil nisi garbage he said port tin- will I ureal plan- for a lives in RENT A CASCADE 40 HOT WATER HEATER J In- Mi Iji back 1 iidy the Ihe mutter council The commit lee has been anxious vide some meaningful live to keep he agricultural land In production Display at Museum CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH Churchill Road North Minister Trw A Walter 114 Tldcy Avenue Phone BS313B4 Sunday November 1974 am Worship and School Sermon Sub- The Glorious Gospel soloist Mr Norman Gibson Toes pm Communicants class The Church on Hill Is an Indtrdenomlnatlonal gallon ministering to needs of the community AH Welcome MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Ave Georgetown A Fellowship Baptist Church Pastor Rev Root Auoclate Pastor Rev Don Sunday November Sunday School lor all ages 1100 Morning Worship pm Evening Fellowship Wtd pm Midweek Services Thought Peace rules day when Christ rules BETHEL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Churchill Minister Rev J Sunday November 17 1974 Sunday Worship Service at tan am and pm Pre school Sunday School during morning service Sunday School during the a Iter noon service EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Churchill R ED Rev S Thoman Pastor Thursday Nov I4lh A Crusaders pm Christs Ambas sador Sunday November am Sunday School am Crusade begins with Rev and Mrs William Fitch Evangelist si pm Evening Evange- llit service Rev Fitch speaker Crusade continues through out week Tues Nov thru Nov at Special music and singing Thursday p Crusaders ALL ARE WELCOME Excellent free town Bus Services for children and ad ults to and from Sunday School on the All Red Bus Also Rural pickup For in formation phone or and as It is appointed unto men once to die but after this the Judgement So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many and unto them that look for Him shall He appear the second time without sin unto salvation PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON RevAndrewH Minister A Hansen B A Organist and Choir Master Sunday November 1974 Church School or Beginners Kindergarten and Grades Grades J will attend adult service am Anniver sary Service Guest Prea cher Rev Forbes Thom son St Andrews Guelph end former minister Guest soloist Mr Norm El liott of Palmers ton Sermon Theme Nee Tamen Con- Everyone Most Welcome Saturday Nov Centennial Reun ion and Prnnram UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON Rev W Eric Nelson A B Minister Dr George Elliott MA Ph Director ol Music Sunday November 1974 am Public Worship The Baptism of Children Ser mon- The Many Faces of Courage Church School Why is a piggy hunk called to Ivan Cleaver of Burlington whose collection of imh and century iron tin penny Museum its because were originally made of a clay called It wasnt because the bank was in the shape a pig Mr Cleaver has collected over piggy banks since he began in An insurance owner he received his first bank an part of his sisters estate Eighty Items from his collection con be seen the Museum week days to5pm and weekends lo m Nov to 17 Most of he banks are made of Iron and tin but in the early days home banking rhe Were eluv Mil bonk was designed to provide en anil incentive for children J here ire muiv examples of mechanical hanks in Mr Cleavers collodion from a man who accepts the com in his hand anil puts it mniitli loa dug that harks his thanks grinder whu plays a THE CHURCH OF MARTYR Anglican Willow St Dr Rev Leonard Rector ThuriNov m Dedication of new altar by Bishop Both well So cial hour afterward Sunday November 17 am Holy Eucharist 1030 am Sung Eucharist a m Church School and Nursery ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH Mill Street East Founded Pastor Mr Dos Sydney Sc Church Phone 853 Pastors Phone 1B3S THURSDAY practice Sunday November 17 1974 am Sunday School and Adult Class am Morning Worship Rev John Dom Is exchange pastors with Kipling Ave Baptist Church Toronto pm Bible Study and proyer Everyone Welcome FAITH You are warmly Invited to attend a fireside discussion every Friday evening at B pm Phono tells us that ma life In the flesh is but the embryonic stage of our exist ence end that escape from the body It like a new birth through which the human spirit on a fuller freer THE BIG Gem of A Plat To Shop FROM OUR FIREPLACE CENTRE SPECIALS Matches Bellows Log Tongs Log Carrier Log Fork Log Litters Brooms EXTRA SPECIALS Fireplace Screens 79 Wood Cradle 1249 Fire Sets 1999 Lumber and DEMERSE Supplies phone 45144211 1 cut intn to rinHwititJt rrnldcritN illlnni rrorn HUM from Inkvllli J rim only rum Jfiillun full will your and lllll Hill Warwick Authority Mild the fun never been clod dump and Ihe han not Ihcii willed down an yet The only anyone known in It DOUBLE KESTAUHANT TI Flih Chip Drop In and in for Via Ctilnaw Food and and Chip In Hallon Hllll HOURS Man Thuri m Fil Sit 10 am Sunday 12 Tel 8532060 Toyota Community Calendar Whats doing in the North Ha Hon A root BAZAAR AND TEA The Chapter I E will hold their annual Be nor and Too Saturday November at the now Legion Hall lo m Choose from wide selection arts baking and knitting tils way I Dont miss Annual Santa Clous Parade on November 16 Trie Parade from Mill Street at the railroad trocki will end at the Park See how much car your money wff buy at HALTOjN of Hilton Truck Salt l7 Lid 8262931 Hwy Just North of J Im a pop astrologer BY Some people collect African foi pets or become Hess champion the block well I cast horoscopes Its more Inn and it tells on a lot more about people I dont profess to delve into the profundities of astrology on hut aim to inform amuse and if possible occasionally amaze mv listeners Sometimes even amaze myself by making an accurate prediction But theres a more or less serious purpose behind what do You see I happen to think that astrology is true By true I mean that inuMiiMtion provides growing tot astrologys claim that our lives are governed by cosmic cycles that the real and often colourful difference in peoples personalities are not merely accidental The facts Well the great psychiatrist Dr Carl Jung found astrology so accurate in judging people that he often had horoscopes cast for his patients French psychologist Michel found that even peoples occupations are statist ilk related to the hour ol birth Dr Robert Becker New ist discovered that admissions to pschiatne hospital are correlated with both moon phases and bursts activity And a threeyear study by Dr Leonard at the l Pennsylvania revealed that crimes of violence were significantly more frequent at the time of the full moon A Czech gynecologist Dr Eguen Jonas uses astrology as a method of birth control since his discovery that a womans fertility cycle coincides with the threeday period each month when the sun and moon are in the same relative positions as at the hour of her birth These bits of data are but a small part of the evidence for astrology which continues to come from many branches of science Mind you astrology itself is not a science Not yet But I think its fair to call it an ancient wisdom evolving toward a modern science The credo of astrology a sublime one really which recognizes man- oneness with the universe- was summed up D H Lawrence The cosmos is a vast living body of which we are parts The sun is a great heart whose tremors run through our smallest veins The moon is a great nervecentre from which we quiver forever fc