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Limehouse Valentine Day party District Page Township dump closing June 1 Mrs Art Hen ton Mr and Mrs Frank Holt man have been holidaying in Cuba Mr and Mrs Boss spent two weeks on island of in the South Carib bean The Four held Ihcir meeting of he course A Touch of at the home of leader Mrs N Anderson Four new mem were introduced Joed Jimice Ansel JulieAnn Clow and Heather The officers are president Janice Angel vice i Anderson floating Heath Phone con vennr and Press Reporter Mrs Anderson explained requirements for the course They studied the colour wheel and were simples of embroidery stitches to htlp with individual projects The meeting closed with the Four Pledge Mrs I inguille of Oxford Nova Scotii is visiting daughters Mrs Mrs John Vlieslra Ileisnnt mi The MS met at the home of Mrs A Benton on evening Pros Mrs read Comm of Human Relations in opening and the Glad Tidings program was used Mrs Benton read Scrip ture and Mrs Patterson led in Prayers Roll call and test word yoke were answered by verses of Scripture The secretary read an interesting letter from Miss Margaret Kennedy a missionary in India and the treasurer read her year end report which showed our allocation for 1975 was a little over reached from 11 paid members with this aim to be six or so higher lady read a current event As no meeting was held in January Mrs Cnchton pre sided for election of officers All former ones were re- instiled After the meeting the host ess refreshments Mrs Mitchell saying Grace The junior grades at local school held Valentine parties in room to parents friends i sale of biking They held a draw on a cake won by Markus A plate of goodie was sent to a number of older folks in the village We arc pleised that little Alan Scott is home again following few days in hosp ital for treatment for den and severe attack of landfill site will close permanently on June 1 of this year according to Regional Director for the Ministry of the Environment Nassagaweya area council have fought to prevent earlier closures of the dump The site was ordered closed by Ministry and regional off early In and late in Milton Mayor Anne held discussions with Minister of the Silverwood George Kerr and it was after that discussion that the most recent reprieve came Closure of that dump will mean the resident who takes his or her own refuse to the area dump now will have to haul it to Georgetown Those who pay an indep endent hauler would face an increase of per year on their garbage bill if he haul had to take it to George town instead of The Acton Free Press Wed February I I WI meeting appointment Ballinafad Junior choir moves in area Mrs It Sr Sympathy is extended to Mrs Hon Anderson Her mother who lived in South River passed way We welcome Mr and Mrs Dave Absalom to our neigh Mi they always find J welcome here Mr and Mrs Sones live in the new house next to Mr and Mrs Bob Matthews The Matthews are having a liolidiv in Honda now We were shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs Merle of Sympathy goes out to members of her fnmilv especially to her sister in Ebenezer Church service liv Mis Ron Mi I in Gordon Iruseolt is in of Hie si nice on with pre suit of the Guelph branch of the in in South is Willi is pathologist it Genera combined inform it ion ibout the Bible with rem irks several visits ilui i He took is his text the first few verses of the rmirth of Tim Old v dues ire being lorn down ire to violence nltss the work of individual Christians is founded on nth it comes to naught 1 inns lull- publishes priet lets people tan the in volumes ind the lest in cut on It is pnnttd in or I skitno mi different is iking p distributed I W of will pre ah iv reelings to Mrs Monro Mrs F Win law Mrs Agnes McEnery whose visits with Merle helped her pass lonely hours also to her son Doug daughter Audrey The regular meeting was February The weather wis fine and there wis a vcr good attendance of about members and visitors It was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Dick Short ill on the Seventh line The new president It Rose opened with a poem which set the theme for a pleasant and thoughtful evening together splendid devotion on what is love Her story brought out that even poorest little boy can demon the meaning of love by his little kind acts to everyone A hymn followed on Wonderful Love Minutes were read by secretary and the roll call answered by a thought on love Discussions on several Presbytery meetings to be attended as well as donations to be located were held Ruby gave the financial report The quill on which the ladies had been working was shown Gloria Johnson gave a resume of the current topic which is to be a ing series this year Sermon let your light so shine before men that hey may see your good works and glorify your Heavenly father was the theme of the sermon on Sunday with Rev Stiles back in the pulpit ThcUCW executive were installed Reports of the annual meeting were available Considerable discussion on the purchase of an organ replacement took place after the service Junior choir The Junior Choir will be practising this week and it will be nice to have the choir chairs occupied agaia Mrs Jessop will be helping to train them Mrs Kerr has been doing a wonderful job with the young folks but has at last felt that with all her farm work and her family it was loo big a problem We have all been so grateful to her The will be busy this weekend catering to the Jamieson wedding There was a Valentine Dance Saturday night DANCING Every Saturday 9 pm to 1 am at the Acton Legion FEB 21 GUARDSMEN The March The Late Dates 1 3 The Orange Blossoms 20 TheShavnes 27 The Wheels Admission per couple ENTERTAINMENT IN LOUNGE FRIDAY 90TH BIRTHDAY was celebrated on Saturday by Mrs Thomas Fines With her left to right are daughters Mrs Audrey Henderson Dons Fines and Mrs Orma Ferguson Her birthday is actually on Valentine s Day 90th birthday Valentines Day is i sin on 1 Opts is In Id in In r on lui f iriuh Mrs I is tint nightie Mrs Willi in Dons il ind Mrs Ross of is Sit is proud if thn Mrs in Hi in if I- mis Mis Dm I 11 two it I it ind MI mil I Mis I mis is bom ik of Mr Mrs mil i I Mill I lo 1 Sin hooks for i pis linu using worn out swt iters is in inv it and ton I ill furs tint slit t sit so will she hooks sense of loutlishi Ins developed dots it just for something to do Mis hints tnvtl ling with sunn of he i right ico sin flew indlhrti Convene meeting commute of elected officials from to eon vent meet ing with represent Hives of the Children Simttv to if tin re lie benefit in bringing the admin of tin under he wing of rtgioml govern is funded irgi from the regional and provincial governments but down through the the board his in in autonomous mil till tin I milk ei ii the mm f the hill re id i thing iliev to bus i By Alicia Scott The hebruary meeting of Silverwood Women s In stitute was held at the home of Mrs Margaret Campbell on February 12 with 15 members present This was a special meeting starting with a pot luck dinner which is usually a banquet Minutes of the Januiry meeting were read and idoptcd and the fimnci report given Donation- Members voted to send donations to Children s Aid as The officers conference it Waterloo as discussed and it was decided to forego this year Mrs Anne Carnuchacl was appointed a member of the Farm Safety Council A short course bathroom bedroom accessories is to be hold it Mrs Margaret s will start it m 1pm ighbor I members the British Isles Holland and Switzerland last year showed slides of farms crops sheep large flocks some cattle Also slides of homes castles bridges and really green were shown commentary with which was s tiled vittd I I summer went on i trip lo Newfound I ind enjovid it im A committee is for euchre M Mr Henry Stanley who with six junior farmers well all too short and a thank you lo Mr Stanley The meeting closed at p m Mrs a for mer neighbor on the Line was buried sympathy goes to the rcla in the community Pilot Mr Charles hogal his retired after yeirs as an air pilot his neighbour Mr George has decided to slow down and take it So good wishes go to these two gentlemen Charlotti Ironside just lakes on more work She is on the advisorv hoard of Sheridan College starting this yeir Silverwood received centimetres of snow in Residents were wonder where to put the stuff when it got a little milder and settled down liad a letter recently from a young girl honing to aquire her first horse and what do I do You a be surprised how many such letters I receive or plaintive phone calls Many youngsters arc allowed to purchase a horse without anyone knowing anything about the care and feed of such an animal The best advice I can give in these circumstances is to board the horse with a reputable riding stable who wilt care for the horse ind train the rider However here is Melissa s letter from King City Question I am crazy over horses my parents are going to let me have one but I am afraid of a few things We only hove 1 acre and no barn We are going to make some sort of shelter but how much food will he eat if I have no pasture Also will he gel lonely if he is by himself we only have a rabbit to keep him company although I will be with him a lot Could you give me some information about these Answer I assuming you know how to ride and have some idei of rudimentary horse care before you plan to keep one If not loin or horse club take riding lessons or arm yourself with a library of horse books small short backed he will be to feed sturdy and probably placid of nature I know I am don need a tall thin Thorough to cause you problems at this stage It is possible to keep i horse on an acre providing he has three or four nice long rides week You won be able to keep him on unless you have the property seeded down to a very rich mixture It is likely that the grass you can provide him will only suffice as an appetiser It will cost a month for his gram hiy straw for bedding timers fees he must have fool attention every two months even if he is not shod and veterinary care a half bale of good hay daily spread into two or three feeds Fresh water and a mineral salt block to lick round out his basic dietary requirements A three sided structure with a roof will do for shelter if you don wish to put up a barn Face open side to tht south bed deeply with straw and he II weather the winter alright However he il need more food to keep him warm so increase his ration in the winter Many horses live alone happily but a companion is People who have one horse often lake in a boarder lokeeptiim company Perhaps you and a friend can work out a reciprocal arrangement If you keep your horses together it also gives you some one to ride with which is more fun However your parents will probably kill me for this advice hailing this could be pressed into service is A fiml word keeping your own horse tio make sure know to ride saddle and bridle him and generally horse before you get yourself in a heart breaking mess Please send letters to Jennifer R Acton In I Mi thev moved to tin Si iiu firm he Ion s print tier hush pissed iw iv in ind Mrs I in to there with herd itchier itoris until four i sold tin id built I In iilv Mrs hi for i mini tit r of irs Slit sivs if sin see hi ir bitter she would Sin is lovei spud i linn in the hi home to In r without hi r pi nits SHE USED HER HEAD TO CHANGE HER SHAPE ENRi LOST pounds ENROLL AT ANY CLASS- 2755222 ACTON New Little School Librjr School Lane Highway 30 m GEORGETOWN Holy Cross Rectory Maple Ave Garage m MILTON Holy Rosary Parish Hall 139 Martin St Tues 30 HELP THE HEART FUND WEIGHT NEW PERSONAL ACTION PLAN Ontario RENT REVIEW FEBRUARY 29th DEADLINE February is the deadline or many important pro under the Rent Review Act For tenancy agreements taking elfecl on or alter July 30 1975 and up to and including December 1975 TENANTS wishing to dispute increases up eight per cent or that period must make application on the appropriate form by February 1976 For tenancy agreements taking effect on or after July 30 and up to and including December 31 LANDLORDS wishing to charge more than eight per cent over the rent charged during the last full month prior to August for the above period must make application on the appropriate by February 29 1976 If the LANDLORD and TENANT have not agreed by January 1976 on the prescribed for a rent increase above the eight per cent guideline and do not apply to have the rent for that period reviewed the TENANT is entitled lo a rebate of any rent paid in excess of eight per cent by February If the LANDLORD fails to refund excess rent by Febru 29 the TENANT is entitled to apply to the Rent Review Office for a payment order If the LANDLORD still does not comply the TENANT may deduct the agreed sum from future rental payments The maximum rent LANDLORDS may charge tenants after January 1 1976 for all tenancy agreements which became effective on or after July 30 1975 is eight per cent more than the rent charged during the last full month prior to August 1 Unless the landlord has obtained the approval of a rent review officer a landlord collecting more than this contravenes the rent review legislation and may on summary conviction be fined up In respect to tenancy agreements taking effect on or after July 30 1975 and up to and including April 1976 LANDLORDS wishing lo charge more than eight per cent for any period after January 1 1976 must make application on the appropriate form by February 29 1976 For tenancy agreements taking effect on or after Jan 1976 TENANTS wishing to dispute any increase must make application on the appropriate form by February or 60 days after receiving a notice of increase whichever comes last LANDLORDS and TENANTS are reminded that appli cations for rent review must be made to the Rent Review Office for the region in which the premises are located For major landlords the provisional landlord s guide to the preparation of cost revenue statements in support of rent review applications now is available from the Rent Review Offices listed below If you require a booklet or further information please write to Rent Review Box 580 Postal Station F Toronto or telephone the Rent Review Office foryour area If you live outside the toll free dialling area for the serving your municipality dial the operator and ask for Zenith 96000 You will be connected with the Rent Review Office free of charge METRO TORONTO Pelt mom l SOUTHWESTERN Cornwil Mire l n irco ion CENTRAL EAST inl Ollnvi j0 Penbroke mm Him lion NORTHWESTERN Mis iuo1 EASTERN NORTHEASTERN Koiora 3159 iwi Wt Si C illil us Belle lie MSI Norm Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations