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The Acton Free Press Wed October Of 750 in battalion 26 at reunion Sat Grnnt t0 reaion stories of i9 voir ago were retold memories relived Saturday when veterans from Hie Battalion inadlnn I gathered for another Battalion president Allan I lluchannn arranged the heart warming meeting in Acton anil it will l held here ignln next voir The group iw with i lections this Willi the officer they lr Scott of Toronto is Mr Scott is second person to hold the post of seinliry since the minimis begin in The first is who incidentally had llnthnans in school in lnml VilUv Tlusi were originally started in by hi Si Mess now tin truth ore Hiiro who of in tin handsome who had just to seive thi ir I lit ii just lear old fru mis her Iom will come Buchanan explains You don t hear whit become of them until all get together The Indies had a me roist beef dinner for plenty The spent most of the time chitting and showing old Oldest I a oldest rand Villc who is i the lWth lie ski oldest vit at OS here this year But his World War I friends learned happily he he wis on a trip live in now and llnl ltd li Itm Imniiii lived in nind Valh win hi enlisted In lloli Mi lived lure and tin Irn II luu iwny from for and to At Inn riionlly I I And hi anil Ills n I won in tail hall illoti win formid hi llim and lulling iKgan Milton in and Sin wliolt Hi fair mi nil I llaiiillt tiling In Park received lout yi ir than Iho was entitled to in the chargeback fee r v r and sewage irliililrrt HI I Dim In April if I 1 wImi tin I Jr Old soldiers never die THE OLDEST AND the youngest members of the 164th Battalion of Halton and who attended the annual reunion at Acton Legion Saturday are Robert Hastilow and Norm Sanderson They hold their battalion emblem Ombudsman wont battle Ontario Ombudsman Arthur has decided then he can do to help a group of concerned rents in who are hung the at the Board of Education headquarters in parents and louth Georgetown defeated Burlington NOP William Johnson and Jt-lia- Reed met with and members of his in Torcnto Thursdav to discuss the parents fight to expansion at the and other In an interview Monda Reed said Mai one had con him and told him the problem outside he realm of the Ombudsman office He informed Reed however that he will send a letter to the parents suggest courses of action including hiring a lawjer went with the group Ihej are All the credit on this must go to them and think Mr Maloney gave them a fair hearing I am encouraged and expect a lot of good things to come out of the Ombudsman office To the people in the group I am their MPP and duty to represent them at that meeting Reed said in ex plaining his role in the meet ing This has nothing to do with the Renaissance group and I am here to help people in this legion who are seeing their taxes wasted by the Board of Education son stated Mrs Fisher well known education critic and former chiirman of Concerned Parents and a recenth resigned member of the of the Renaissance Committee said the movement among a small group of parents who are the Burlington oard headquarters has nothing to do with the Renais Committee ftc met with Mr and three legal advisers and communications director for the Ombudsman office Ken ana ugh and we were cry pleased with the meeting she said Outlining the top dis cussed with during the hour meeting she said the lack of education basics the fear teachers in have about speaking out against the board and the use of taxpayers money to ex board headquarters in stead of spending the money on school children were all dehed into At times the Ombudsman found our evidence was in credible Often he tested our own dedication to the cause to see whal avenues have followed in our battles with the board We told him have tried meetings surveys and other means le promised to look at our case and suggest ways we can fight the board she stated Mrs Fisher said one which really Interested was the problem of teachers being afraid to speak out DANCING MEMBERS OF THE 164th and Dufferin Battalion pose for a photograph at their annual reunion at Acton Legion Saturday evening From left to right are front row Fred R C Frank Burgess Robert Hastilow A Adatt Harold Heath Joe Tory William Wheeler Row two Fred Scott A Glover S B J Hall A W Allen J Chambers and S Marshall Row three Jim Eastwood Dr Allan Buchanan Elmer Vic Phillips Frank Ridley Norm Sanderson and Bob Stewart Cabinet shuffle new ministries Ontario Premier 1t is insilw morning game of musical chairs in the suit two Hilton into new cabinet posts Dais appointed Jim Snow the formi for Hilton now representing is Minister of and Communicittons Snow has held the vices portfolio for iboul Kerr of Burlington South riding former solicitor in the becomes Minister of he I mint lie held Ihit post four ago until nn solicitor scat to represent West in the Icgishture 111 Sept in when redistribution moved him into his hometown Snow switched to win thi new riding Morrow blasts spending Hilton Hills Councillor Itu Terry Mi would have tin federal to spend part of the for the Some people is where dollars come from in beyond me Morrow told funds fin lit tin in iris in in tin world eductions He of villi to list the money tin Win dn ilw tr In find wis to mono on things lie Morrow the motion is ltd little support Authorized at Second Clan Mall Posial Registration Number Help Keen fl where it belongs HEAD NORTH Miny will north to close their summer collages ThinksMim DRUGS ACTON PHARMACY DOWNTOWN ACTON NOW UNDER ONE ROOF The Best in Small Cars HIGHEST TRADE IN ALLOWANCE The You Save at Baa Will Your ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING NO SALES TAX 3071 NO SALES TAX GALLON Bawd on 1975 E P A 1975 AUDI power steering Four on the floor Brand new fuel iniection AUDI TOOLS All Automatic Brand new Fuel injection DELUXE CAMPER Save SI 200 of f List BEETLE Demonstrator SAVE ssssssssss AUDI fOX St Standard Automatic Fuel injection AUDI FOX door Four on the Floor Fuel injection Save SSSSSSSSSSS rabbit Brand New Brand New Brand New BAZ 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