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Ball refused Ba shooting A Aclon manor charged with attempt murder following a triple hooting last week was refut ed ball at a hearing In Milton on Monday Justice of the Peace Irian ended the hearing by ordering hand cuffed thirst Karon back to provincial cilia In heard included a statement Ihe accused mode to Regional Police shortly after his arrest last Monday night on his farm two miles east of Acton publication Hut the Peace Imposed a ban on publication or evidence heard at the hall hearing Boron a stocky man who wore a blue hunting shlrl and work pants showed no emo tion when ball was refused Huron was charged with Ihret i minis of attempted murder his Hilda Ml and a mun and son boarded with the family wire ouch shot onto In the with in calibre Mrs Huron May ill were seriously lured while yiur old Wayne waa rushed to Id Hospital for Sit Children where he was litter In critical condition All three victims remain in hospital and are reported In satisfactory condition day Mrs Baron Is recovering in General Hospital and Mayer in Toronto General Hospital ditlonat the Hospital for Sick Children In Toronto has had surgery and is recuperating well according to police The triple shooting was second tragedy to strike the family in two A son Manfred now Is serving a 14 year prison term in with the heating friend s husband The girlfriend Mrs Wtrlmon at who was an instructor at a whore Manfred took sons received a 14 year 1 term for her part In ling Young Baron was arrested I at the family farm after the I slain husbands body was burned in an oil drum and then hurled Mr Baron In to I remain In Jail until his trial I One Hundred and First Year No ACTON ONTARIO WEDNESDAY Twenty 1 itlfiun Corns Reed says no way Hydro will get 25 rate increase JULIAN REED 5000 damage in house fire An short was cause of a which com destroyed the residence of Ross tiller Lot Nine Concession Six It At ton on Halloween night rin firefighters were the scene and damage to the house Tin re Is no way In Hydro In going In tit tin Si per 1 1 rule llalton Burlington MlI Inl Ian Hied vowed I think has come up with a to give llvtlni i nay so they won to ask for i nr hurt list I rlday It was In mint will drastically limit Hydro slrorrowlngiiowtriiiid one of the reasons Hydro says net da tin Intniim is ho can borrow for capital lit Id id Hint while this will probably Hydro to ask for a much Is sllll a lot of v to bo done bring Hydro limit I inn see any liny I think l ho lasl 1 1 issued a riluiht raiis will hi up cent to Hydro tliscril in as a Imminently run mint Is able allot ihoJ I fur minium rid omintieliil Relations ami also sits on In ennuis on Mows must madi to hi HSU govern mint control hut tin govt rn mint jusi tiitMii I sum to unit to grips with Hydro In iltl to sum re run luniul anil but not Hit til fulurt of r metis of Hit slluiillon Is Hydro a tor over which the has no rial lowi I his Is a bureaucracy which Is dtttrmlnlng Hit in I In growth iilHoulluni Ontario fin he SO years and win it you look at Hydro s plans for tlevtloi- in Ontario you lliey nonet Ontario to In out with no farms and no open spaces will for thi purlin In Hit legislature Unlit Hydros rt for a rule since Ihen an so many anus of i mpirt operations which tan stimuli It til diets Hint tin fight against Hydro Is over Ihe rales will come a political decision and will lie decided by govern lit wanls Queens Park to form Hydro restructure the rales they charge cust omers so that conservation wilt ho encouraged now lit says hydro rules hi tome progressively cheaper Hit niori a cut lemur uses and tils conservation idea hi Hydro to lain loud and from tin I imruy is that mi dear are not Hie an to growing ikiwij If all tin note nihil watt i was used In On then and natural gas wouhln have In I oorleit to plants In I Ovir tin punt I Hydro has many imii Hi r pliiuts has t us of thousands of in losl power says Hit hinal It r plants art loo to bill I t on good that the smaller can run iiy and Heed says Hydro wnuldn t net rati me nasi If they ver storied trying use the electricity which is wasted during periods of consumption He hi lieves Incentives should be formuliiKit to mil ydo to during linns when is Hi id and ihe oilier mem hi re of the i iif t t have 1 i overall Hydro In general Ihe of llu lliadlty Gturipl town Wi told Im In net tl for llu Inn til till Hint If must there an roulmwhlih In in lit r If that MX KV goes Ihrougli wi know Hydro will put KV lint just five mills away from a down road That lint and now or we will two of Ititfl warned It id mist will to Hydro iintli it is lining lit and hi lit If we pecking away Hydro wi will abb rock I lie bout enough we will bo able to gel control over Hydro Postal worker on job OLDEST MEMBER of the curling club Dave Robertson whos going on symbolically tossed the first rock to start off the season Monday evening Encoura John IN chairman Carolann Sproat ling Encouraging him are committee members draw chairman president and his son Bnan Robertson and membership One worker wi hack to his Job In post office Monday Ihlnklng it Is lime the negotlu lions are Vic has out for eight and a half days and hadnt rtnllzrd first that employees were fret go back to work when ihiy wished Postmaster Gordon Me Keown points out the doors an locked against anyone wishing to return to work 11 not a lockout All the seven postal em No damage in domestic fire Acton firelighters were culled the home of Mr and Mrs Jack on Main St at summons of the fire chief Mick Holmes domestic fire in the kitchen was the cause of at and although no dam age was done smolieejeclori hod to be used la clear the room of smoke according to Mr Holmes an Hit Mr Monday In and cancelling tht mall whlcharrivtdut Iht pom office Just fore Ihi Bluff here a call telling htm tin was has not from anyone list In work hut thinks that If rnc or two back th mall could likely In back work loo oslul stuff all turned lo work this staff arm tail lift again workers slaved on lot tin ham and belong to tin union MiKiown mid In Hint McMillan win do Ik long lo hi union art still finding work to do Including and Tiny would normally bandit the mull UK HI SI by Monday Santa parade being planned There will be a Santa Claus para in town a a 1 1 Lost year organize made an appeal for newcomers to take over the happy task and Monday night ihe Men club members agreed to organize the parade will be a community effort the club mem expect They are calling a meeting for next Monday evening at at the Y for everyone Interested In pacing or enisling Nodetailsareftnaliudyct not even Ihe date Anyone interested may phone Tom Madrick at or George Wallis at in the evenings Walker killed on Hwy 7 KAIthN van Commissioner at will have hr rd Canada top awa si in Guiding JnnJj f ml w men at In Gin it Judy Kirn A 73yearold area General Hospital lor was killed at struck by a car driven by Sunday as he walked along Douglas Cameron of Highway west of Acton The victim was an said Frank walker and a familiar Kennedy died shortly after along highways and being admitted to roads in the Acton area Sunday morning Remembrance Harbinger of winter Remembrance Day will again this year be oberved on the Sunday morning preceding November The service at the Mill St t be by a service FOR the first Sabres hockey game of in Trinity tinted church the season was aided by Sabre sponsor Joe parade under the Gardin centre Sabre captain Charlie McRea left and Monarch captain Ron Band Al the cenotaph the Legion charge will be read by president Fred Allen and the names on the cenotaph by John tatives of community organizations ill place before sounds Legion pad re Rev A H McKerme will pronounce the The Rev Eric Nelson at the service allowing The Monday for ltniv to the jendent j light blanket found at the mi But police found the blanket along the jrd had it in his struck A posl mortem at hospital death uat caused in injuries the dent Funeral is todaj at the Shoemaker funeral hone with interment in Corirgtby cemetery Mr Kennedy is sun jters and brother Margaret Kenned Mrs Ann Elder of Mr Thdma of Buffalo and Gordon of Ridges He was a farmer and Ad custom ork in the neighbor hood