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Council phases out planning committee Hilts voted the Planning Advisory Sub committee out of existence Tuesday night on a Ave to four vote The planning sub committee was set up In the beginning of the year when Regional government came Into force and is made up of nine members appointed by council three from each ward Word one Is represented by Vic Brlstow F Slmlonl and Rod Kroger Ward two representatives are B Morrow Gardhouse and George Wards three and Tour members are Roy Ted Gorth and Roland Dunning The majority of the members nave yeare of planning board experience in their own municipalities before amalgamation Planning Boards were dissolved under Bill which set up regional govern ment and council replaced it as a planning board Councillor tea warned of making a hasty decision He said the cithern input was a major advantage Mayor Tom Hill Contended the establishment of the sub committee contravened Bit is He said the town was ad vertislng for an assistant planner and council la the planning board need for the subcommittee Councillor Dick Hewitt said nothing had changed and there still a need for citizens opinions which are not subject to political pressure He clabned Bill hi did not prohibit citizens advisory committees Councillor Ernie said be was concerned about the lack of citizen input but was more concerned about having a committee with no teeth In it Some of these members served on planning boards that did have authority and now are strictly an advisory group He wondered if they might reel useless and wonder what they were con Councillor Joe Hurst pointed out despite Bill 131 council had the right to set up advisory committees said he realized the advisory committee was an extra meeting that lengthened the process but are delays all that bad he asked He pointed out some of the biggest mistakes are caused by hasty decisions The Free Press Wed Dec Halton Museum Old fashioned Yule by Judith belle An old fashioned Christmas awaits the public at the Museum Kelso Park Milton The Friends of the Museum auxiliary Is Inviting the public to enjoy a glimpse of Christmas past at their annual Tea held December through 15 from The main museum building a three storey bam built In the 1850s Is decked with cedar boughs poinsetUa and scores of candles To further enhance the festive atmosphere a background of Christmas music and glowing logs in the huge stone fireplace ACTON BY NIGHT is prettier now that the Christmas lights are up Our roving photographer Peter Cusker resist snowing off his talents with this photo The Christmas spirit has hit Acton as stores and businesses on Mill and Main Streets are gaily decorated Colored lights and decorations are also being put on some homes and Christmas trees are being bought The admission Includes a tour of three buildings and tea with home baking at hearthside Hems for sale include handmade Christmas stockings giant candy canes homemade fudge pomanders and raffle tickets for a handhooked rug in a pastel floral design Safety poster At the International Plow Ing Match In Hills In September the new Safety Council con ducted a safety poster color inn contest for children Re sults were announced this week children from Georgetown Lim chouse and Campbcllvilic have been god first prize winners Karen Smith It It 1 Lake side Mclnnct It It Teeswotcr an unsigned entry submitted by a resident of Moore Park Cres Kennel policy No night meetings CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH Churchill Road North Minister The Rev A Walter BO Avenue Sunday Dec Third Sunday In Advent a Worship and Church School Sermon Sub ect Our Singing Faith 100 Christmas Entertainment The Church on the Hill Is an national congr gallon ministering to the needs of the community UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON Rtv W Eric Nelson A B D Minister George Elliott MA PhD Director of Music Sunday Dec 151974 Third in Advent A Christmas Pag presented by the Sun day School Coffee Hour after the service Vesper Service Theme The Light of Cod Love Every on Wen win PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rev BAB Minister Mr A Hansen Organist and Choir Matter Sunday Dec 15 1974 to M a Ministers Confirmation Class tor Teen agar It 00a Church School for Beginners Kindergarten and Grades tot It a Advent Worship Sermon Theme Is Christ mas Primarily a Spectacle or a Revelation Christmas Pro gram of the Church School Parents and adult friends children cordially Invited Everyone Moat Wei coma Remember to turn out your outdoor Christmas lights be fore retiring A fire never a good way to celebrate any event EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE PAOC Churchill EO Rev S Pastor Thursday Dec 12 Crusaders Christ s Friday Dec 13 The Sunday School will present Its annual Christmas Program Usual Sunday School pick up pro vided lor this Friday Night U art welcome Sunday Dec 10 a Sunday School a Morning Worship p Evening Evangelistic Service Tuesday Dec 1 p m Prayer Service Study ALL ARE WELCOME Excellent free fawn Bus Ser vice for children and adults to end from Sunday School on the All Red Bus Also Ru pick up For Information phone aril or Matthew 1 vs And she Mary shall bring forth a son and thou shall call his name JESUS for he shall save his people from their sins ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH M Mill Street East Founded Pastor Mr Das Sydney Church 53OU0 Pastor Phone THURSDAY p Choir practice Sunday Dec 1974 am Sunday School Whit Gift Service Advance Notice Christmas Sunday School Supper Sat Dec Everyone Welcome BETH EL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Churchill and Hwy Rev J Sunday Dec 15 Sunday Worship Services at a and J 30 p Pre school Sunday School during the morning service Sunday School during the afternoon service You Are Welcome THE CHURCH OF ST ALBANTHE MARTYR Anglican Willow St and St Albans Rev Leonard Director of Music Mrs Frank Sunday Dec 15 am Holy Eucharist 10 am Sacrament of Holy Eucharist and Holy Baptism Special Preacher at this service will be Rev Stephen Gilbert Out Church School Christmas concert In the Par Ish Hall Thurs Dec Holy Eucharist Clarification of Hills policy on kennel licensing wis established at Dec finance committee meeting Are kennels our problem chair man Pat MacKcnzic Apparently where licenses arc involved they are Mrs Kilner It 1 was granted the right to a kennel license despite decision to stop further kennel development It was established meeting qualifications passing in of premises and having purebred registered with the Cnnnd an Kennel Club would lie eligible for kennd licenses Pet of the week Regional Council reaffirmed a position against evening meetings council during lie regular Wednesday Councillor Terry asked council to consider having Just one meeting per month so that members of the public could attend He won little support In Ills bid Hills Councillor Pit McKcnzie said it would have to be a Saturday night if it wisn t going to conflict with evening meetings already scheduled Councillor Itic Morrow of suggested lhat if the public was that Interested In seeing council In action perhaps the cable TV stations should tape It In the afternoon play It back in the evenings Mayor and a pari owner In Burlington Cable TV George Harrington said he declare a conflict of interest but we d do that Carl Johnson or George town topped the year Dennis of Campbcllvilic led the 8 year class and Debbie of was the winner in the class for those 10 years Consolation prizes will also ho moiled he following youngsters Susan Murray Kerry Gal Kalsi all of RIDE THE FREE CHRISTMAS BUS BAHAI FAITH You are warmly Invited to attend a discussion every Friday evening at m Phone Heaven Is fhe stale perfection and hell that Imperfection heaven Is harmony with God will and with our fellows and hell Is the want of such harmony heaven Is the condition of spiritual life and hell thai spiritual death A man may be either In heaven or In hell while still In body OK to borrow but not build Despite the fact Hills council authorized the borrowing of too to cover on addition to addition at that price Councillor Dick stressed the point saying In no way should this borrowing authorization ho to mean we ore ahead with the addition lor this amount of money The money would be a temporary borrowing from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce as a protection In case the addition Is built Council is trying to have the approval or the amount back to the 1974 forecast less half spent Will tow for snow Quite a few parking tickets Police also warn this week tuve been issued in the past Hut cars improperly parked month for cars which were where they hamper snow parked the wront way on Ihe plowing will be towed away side of the street BOWL for Pleasure bowl for Health THE ENTIRE FAMILY CAN BOWL TOGETHER It the IN to do GO BOWLING ACTON BOWLING LANES Main St Member P A C MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 177 Maple Ave Georgetown A Fellowship Baptist Church Pastor Rev Lohnes Associate Pastor Rev Don Sunday Dec 15 Morning Worsh Thought Peace rules toe day when Christ rules the ToJo is the name or the pet and show dog of the B Rogers family of Clare Court With the pedigree name Taurus the German shepherd is the delight of the two Rogers children Martin and A terrific tern perament says the children father of the ex 11 month old puppy Tojo has already captured several trophies rib bons of which are for first place The dog has been entered in shows all over Ontario Sometimes his young stress take him into the show ring fr MILTON HOBBIES CRAFTS St Hoi by run Fiatu a Needlework Craft Supplies Kn e Models of all ndi Tutts Wed to Saturday 10 am to m Mam Street Milton 878 SCHR0EDER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 107 Queen St Brampton EDWARD H SCHROEDER Doctor of Ch ropract 416 TV COMMUNICATION TOWERS Of all types UHF VHP CB ft OTHERS A complete line of antennas towers rotor equipment Installation ser vice Free Estimates BE SOUND Main St East MILTON HS HOLDEN MCfeftS KM AtNfnoora par r CALLSJMM far full detail Sportsmens Association ANNUAL STAG TURKEY ROLL Friday December 13th HOUSE Upper Lin Milton Ontario CHRISTMAS CARDS by Carlton Boxed cards priced from 98c to S4 00 Christmas cards and Folders for all your relatives across the sea special friends special occasions Conventional cards and 1975 calendars priced from to S3b0 Gift wrapping Seals and tags Parcel decorations Gift wrapping Flat wrap rolls Parcel post kits Bows Tinsel ribbon HINTONS 5 to Store I Clearance if THUNDERBIRD 5 blue door hardtop Full power including sun roof with air conditioning white walls with simulated wire wheels Full Executive driven only 6 000 miles Lie PRICED TO CLEAR ITD BROUGHAM Light green in colour 2 door hardtop Full power with power windows air conditioning white walls wheel discs rear window defroster Driven only miles Lie DELUXE TRANSPORTATION at A FOR AND SAVINGS DROP INTO I ft J MAIN ST ACTON 8532370