Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), February 19, 1975, p. 3

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New heart campaign is seeking canvassers For the first time Acton will have a heart fund Campaign In February The Lions club has agreed to sponsor the campaign here with experienced fund raiser Vic Bros tow at he helm He is asking for volunteers to canvass door to foor as this is the best way to elicit a response from the people Over are needed to properly cover the town he flays The canvassers will have envelopes they can leave at doors if the people t home and donations can be Anyone willing to canvass is asked to get In touch Vic He hopes to begin this week Roses Cancer month has its daffodils and heart month has its roses There are plastic roses on display In the four banks with posters asking for donations for the heart fund A special heart month nag Is flying at the Bank Of Montreal Heart disease is Canada Number One heart problem Mr points out It afflicts more than men women and children in Canada and kills over annually more than all other causes of death com bined TV shows Two television shows due soon are related to the campaign They be shown over channel Feb 19 at noon and Feb 21 at Mr points out that per cent of the money raised will lie used for research into heart disease Save a polar bear Huxley needs you John Cooper Launches recreational program RECREATION coordinator John Cooper is now firmly established in his new Acton office John Cooper now established In his Acton office lias been busy making plans for Acton and Lately he has been going to the schools in bold com discussing with the principals ho each school could be used In rehtlon to recreation He said he Is looking forward to working with and insisting the schools in this lit also mentioned Piny Project involving one of the schools He would assist them in developing a creative piny ground area Mr Cooper has started meet with groups to discuss recreational possibilities I nifh1 liicsdiy lie met the Glen Williams town hall trustees to mike plans for Hie town hall mil provide eon He will also le meeting with the Ml A this the Mr Cooper is concentrating grounds He that the hive already been picked out the department wilt soon he looking for to and supervise these an is In ition for Ins Mr I attended in on consultation skills He I a lot out of it in terms of understanding my self and in consulting with roups J will be ilile to irk more ilth roups Mr stressed it lie open to suggestion from the community for either sports programs that he would like to see the recreation department issisiing rather than running the programs This would the community a hotter sense of personal worth He said I m going to give it all 1 got Success depends on how receptive im to community groups and ho willing they are to work with me Its twowiy street You have to nmemlcr who this is for yourself or the If it is for Ihe community then the program will he sue wishing to book lulls in I me must now go the recreition he noted School Lane street light Hills Council gave permission to the Acton Hydro Commission to Install a street light on School Lone There will bo an under ground cable up the street ind a bulb on the pole near the Robert Little school At the present time there are no lights on the street which Is very dangerous as Robert Little school at the end of the street Is used during the evenings for Guides and Brownie meetings MUST All If intestines protrude in an accident do not at to push them back un the skin St John Ambu I wirns The internal or should be with a sterile cloth the casualty pi iced on a stretcher and re moved quickly to medical aid Do not give anything by mouth You can help save a polar bear that right a polar bear This polar with the distinguished name of Huxley may be put to sleep If Isn raised to pay for a specially constructed cage It a long story that started two years ago when Wayne Lister of the Fourth I had a call to design a con belt That is routine for engineer Lister but when he was told it was a conveyor for a polar bear he was somewhat surprised Mr Lister of Irving Steel In Cambridge designed the pound conveyor belt complete with hydraulic variable speed hydrostatic drive that was later loaded on a flatcar and taken to pah r country in Churchill Manitoba Two polar bears Huxley and were captured by University of biologists on Ice floes in James Bay Shot with tranquilizer guns they were airlifted to Churchill where various experiments on their metabolism were carried Under the leadership of Nils Polar bear the conveyor was set at speeds up to miles an hour creating a treadmill for the pound animal During the exercise the white furry bear had his blood pressure and other body reactions checked When the experiments were over Pooh stayed In Chur chill but Huxley was donated to the Metro Toronto Zoo Recently the decided they no longer wanted poor Huxley as they had enough Polar bears so they told the University of Guelph who had collaborated in the tests if they tike him hack he would be put to sleep So how can you save Well the University has liken Huxley back but hiving no proper cage for an inimnl of that size called Irving Steel ind Wayne I for a design strong enough big enough for the animal Mr I ister his come up with the design hut there is no money to for the large the University has also contacted Duncan Thomson resident of quipment I Cambridge who had been involved with the belt and Mr Thomson decided to make a public appeal for to save poor old Huxley Huxley will earn his keep at the University where he will be part of further testa done by Professor tics of the faculty of Biological who Is writing a thesis on his findings It seems polar bears can expect to live W years in captivity but only in their natural environment I ueklly it 700 pounds Huxley Is small for the breed up to GOO pounds and would then need a much bigger and more expensive cage A account has been opened in Cambridge for Huxley and donations should be sent to Huxley the Box Cambridge Ont Perhaps his counterpart the Bear will organize a fund Hyde fights 3 million forecast Wild flower sanctuary for old reservoir land The acre old reservoir property in Silvcrcrcek owned by the town could become a wild flower sane If the Garden Clubs of Ontario net their way The Clubs representing women in garden clubs across Ontario ended a two year search for a suitable of land When they this piece of land on the Niagara Escarpment they called It a little gem an oasis of unspoiled beauty The search was for land v ith native flora in a natural ecological setting The Ontario Clubs have raised to help maintain and fence the property and are applvlng to all levels of government to have It entrusted to the Credit Valley Conservation Authority The clubs have themselves to provide continuing cure and upkeep of the land Mrs D Campbell of a member of the Hamilton Garden Club told this newspaper she used to visit on trie former Kllgour farm near the property She said it was possible that a national Gardens network would be formed with areas chosen from all over Canada for their regional specialties Mrs Campbell suggested the Georgetown reservoir land could become one of these areas and would be honor to the She hoped the residents of the surrounding area would their municipal regional and provincial representatives to bring the wild sanctuary to fruition She stressed they were not asking the citizens for money In the Credit Valley Conservation Authority made in offer of for the acres but Queen Park t ratify the sale of the land so would not grant a subsidy Later the Ministry of Natural Resources tola the town they could deed the land to the CVCA for a but Hills council decided to keep the land Sunday swim Swimming for the began last Sunday morning it the Centennial swimming pool people donned their bathing suits ind took the plunge According to Herb Dodos of the project all a good time and intend to do so each week I feel the project is headed in the right direction Mr about the success of the beat the pool next Sunday to show the volunteers how to handle handicapped erne of the Some of the people can swim as well as anyone without disabilities but find the public swimming hours too crowded for their own use according to Mr Dodds Anyone who is Interested in swimming but feels timid about getting Into the pool is more than welcome to go down on Sundays and just watch It might give them the confidence they need to partake in the sport The swimming begins at a m INSULATION Modern Blowing Method FREE ESTIMATES FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL BILL PATTERSON SIDING INSULATION MMMWMMMMIWMIMWINWWWAMWWIMWMMMWIA The all new VOLVO We one for GEORGETOWN BRITISH CARS A five year capital forecast of over million wis too much for Councillor Hyde despite the fact he admitted a capital forecast t mean you re going to da it Council pissed the forecast saying It only indicated the debentures would be available if they were needed Hyde persisted saving it showed council was accepting items he had no Intention of including In the capital forecast He cited lor an aerial as an item tint hud never even been discussed Then you re lot king it a 000 building to put it In commented Councillor Councillor Morrow said lie worked hard on Georgetown council to have nothing but things of nature such is buildings Hut In re wc have roids tennis courts soccer fields listed we could get Into i desperate situ like some cities where the snow removal is hen Hired Morrow compared 1 debenture ton mortgage and warned councillors they debenture the ir groceries Mayor lorn Hill said Kiev were listed there but most likely would not deben said they would be taken out ind considered and If to be done would he dine out of general revenue Ho ild the treasurer is to make forecast to the Ifvdt lied his con that council vis stamp of principle levy fin than Equalized water rates across region proposed Morrow Is not ronj one lot Hi slid loo id worked debentures to nothing in He said there wire in the ip forec should not he hut the fire i isl id to in repeated his ended up by building it jeclions saying it looks like without a debenture out of irked the money revenue what people will Hyde and Booth opposed the capital forecast I countered by pointing while Morrow stated capital out id force is forecasts don t mean a the an for many years and thing The Acton Free Press Wed Feb 3 force if fir enter some could in trouble for next five lu iddfd Sin ilreidy Ik en Inn id off the forecast Water rites in Region will be under review in the very near future ind serious will be given to hiving ird water r lies across the region Until now each mum pud on the same rite as wis in in the particuhr iren to region it govern ment Chief Administrative Officer Held told the Region Committee meeting that the rate truct had to be reviewed any case and he ended the matter of el rates across the eg on I introduced Oakvillc Councillors Brown and Carl opposed the idea of rates Brown said the region adopted i system of to assure each mumcfpalitv for what it got and he opposed anv change in that procedure Wants experts recommended con he hired to study present status of charges and consider the problem of equalization Councillors Brown attacked the suggestion of hiring con ind argued the study could be done in house Councillor Mac suggested the staff had said it take a full four months to do the study themselves if it were decided it si should be implemented it be done by Jan 1 Solicitor Noel it lies told Ihe committee it under recent legislation varying rates would be allowed to continue until such were red and then it would lie whither or not lie v inalions would be llo SALE LEVI CORDS Youths Jackets If the cases of tubei imdalislve these ins were I ski mo Georgetown Snowmobile Safety Rally SUNDAY MARCH 2nd STARTING 12 NOON Entry TrophiM Will Awardod LOCATION Lino Gravel Pit North of PREREGISTRATION DATES Cedarvale Community Centre Saturday Feb Noon to Friday Feb 28th to p PRE REGISTRATION STRONGLY FOR INFORMATION CALL 8773338 Red Cross JL Seniors Giving Living WHAT Free fun evening by Red Croii Carpi Cjpen with WHERE Holy Crow School Gymnaiium 222 Maple WHO Georgetown Acton and Milton Senior and Shut WHEN Tuoidiy March TIME 7 30 pm For FREE transportation call 877 5358 or 5305 TUNES NIGHT LIGHTS 9 Porky Pig 5 Bunny 12 Wile Coyot NOW ON DISPLAY AT St Georgetown HILLS SK 352 Queen St E Hwy No 8530211 How many energy leaks are there in yourhome A one drop per second J hot lap can v about 75 gallons not each month The required to that keep a watt bulb bum ng sly Poor faulty healing system inefficient use ot duces all cause energy leaks the home This can increase the cost of ng a home and waste Canada energy resources It makes good sense to use electr city and all forms ol energy wisely And that includes stopping those energy leaks your hydro a

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