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WI plans for fair several events reported Mrs D Sixth Line Nassagaweya Milton hasted the regular meeting of Dublin Women Institute last Thursday evening June 17 The Institute Ode was sung and the Mary Stewart Collect and Lord Prayer repeated under the leadership of Mrs Norton the President When the roll was called in answer to the place of birth the member born furthest from here was in Northern Saskatchewan Two minute standing committee reports were given on Agriculture by Mrs Smith World Affairs by Mrs H Cultural Act by Mrs Lasby Visiting by Mrs C and Quilt Committee by Mrs Nellis Mention was made of the Guclph Area Convention on October and 19 at Binge- man Park Kitchener Mrs Norton reported on the pot luck luncheon of the can vassers and those interested in the work of the Candmn Cancer Society which was held In Knox Church Acton recently It had been a fine success with around 90 per sons being present Bus trip She also reported on the success of the Branch annual bus trip which had taken the Attends convention David was among more than 15 Rota nans and guests from nearly countries who attended the annual convention of Rotary International from June to 17 in New Orleans Alma Swetmin also enjoy the many events of the convention Among the convention highlights were major ad dresses expressing this year s theme of Preserving the Future by Dr Kurt Waldheim general secretary of the United Nations Dr Peccei former man aging director of the Olivetti Corporation and founder of the Club of Rome Dr Misael Pastrana Borrero former president of Columbia and The Most Reverend Philip Herman Archibishop of New Orleans The convention also was addressed by the current president of Rotary Interna tional Ernesto Imbassahy de and other Rotary Injured Sunday In a single car accident Sunday two Rock wood area men were injured when a 1966 Chevrolet went out of control on IS in the Nassa gaweya area of Milton and rolled over The OPP identified the in as Larry of and 15year old Ray of 4 Police said the driver of the westbound vehicle Rudolf Broeckcl of was unhurt in the crash ladles to Niagara Falls early in June It had been a very enjoyable day for all and Mrs A Diamond thanked the committee for all their work in connection with it Lack of interest in ion Day was reported by Mrs C Armstrong Officers are difficult to obtain for the Committee and all hope that more interest will be shown by the townspeople in this special day of the year Anniversary Tentative plans are being made by the District W I for the celebration of the 75th Anniversary of its form Mrs V Maluske theF W 1 president will be the honored guest and speaker The date and place of this important event will be deter mined later was author to be forwarded toward the expenses of the day Plans were made for exhib its at the neighboring tall Fairs For Acton Fair the theme will be Evening by the Fireside will be by Mrs Hunter and Mrs who will also look after the George town Fair Exhibit The Milton Exhibit s theme will be Crafts of Years and Now and will be arranged by Mrs Armstrong An interesting event of the evening was the draw for a miniature electric grand father clock by Mrs Mc Knight and the lucky winner was Mrs D Moffat An invitation was received to the official opening of the adult residence Country side Hornby on June 20 The branch had made a sub stantial cash donation to the furnishing of this new home A full and interesting report of the District Annual held in May at St David Church Campbellville was given by Mrs C Armstrong Blessings Mrs H BIyth as citizen ship convenor spoke of an applicant from Germany seeking his Canadian Citizen ship in Toronto recently He outlined so many blessings we accept here as our given rights and how pleased he was to look forward to be accepted as a true Canadian Twenty three members and one visitor enjoyed a lunch Serving were Mrs Hunter Mrs K Smith and Mrs C assisted by the hostess Mrs Appleyard Mrs William Frank was courtesy convener WHAT BETTER WAY to spend Father s Day than with an 18 montholdson at Prospect Park Peter Gmn and young son Matthew enjoyed Sun day s sun and the spring animals at the park For classifieds that reach call iThc 8532010 FENCING SALE ENDS JUNE J SAFETY PLUS BEAUTY INTRODUCTORY A REO S3 PER FT Buy Now Save Small deposit will hold your older MODULAR WROUGHT IRON FENCING NEW FENCE BEAUTIFUL The ultimate in fencing to enclose a pool garden patio entrance to property Adding charm safety and elegance to your property FREE QUOTATION NO OBLIGATION ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS UNIT STEP CONCRETE RESTORATIONS LIMITED MILTON ONTARIO CANADA Men Fn Sat 12 Noon LArche The Acton Free Press Wed June 23 1976 Flower drive Auxiliary last meeting before their summer break was the home of Mr J There were 10 members present Proceeds from the Flowers of Hope canvassing was a record 239 The auxiliary expressed lhnks to canvas sers and donors for making this year canvassing such a great success This years donations will go toward the new residence in Horn by Plans were discussed at the meeting for helping with the official opening of the on June The new Ha I ton Develop ment Centre will have their official opening on Saturday June They have been in operation since January Smuckler Volunteers are under the directorship of needed Z BENNETT school staff invited those who had especially assisted them during the year to a tea after school last Thursday Punch fancy sandwiches and cakes were enjoyed as parents press and volunteers chatted Council retaliates Halton nurses face week lockout Public Health Nurses won I be back on the job until at least June Regional Council met for close to two hours in a closed session Wednesday and finally decided to enforce a one week long lock out The nurses went on strike last week with nurses from 25 boards of Health cross the province Nurses want the right lo strike re moved and replaced with binding arbitration and they want more than two per cent of the provincial health budget spent on preventive measures The resolution parsed by council represented a soft of the position taken by the Board of Health earlier The Board had said thai the nurses wouldn be taken back until a settlement had been reached The contract has been under negotiation since last November Lockout to June The resolution passed Wed nesday indicates that em ploy merit will be made avail able to the nurses as of June providing that it will bo thai lime on Board of Health Chairman David Coons denounced the actions of the Council and the Board in a press conference held immediately after the resolution was passed I do not support that it ion I don feel we should retaliate A lock out is not in Ihc best interest of the citizens who desperately require continuation of Public Health service A lock out serves absolutely no purpose in my opinion Coons said He said several councillors felt they would be backing down if they did not enforce Ihe lock out Mr Coons who is also chairman of the negotiating said he would in vile nurses back to tht bargaining table Ik said he hoped nurses would accept offer They are professional people They no more want to be out on that picket line than you or he told reporters Mr Coons said he hoped a compromise could be reached but noted the region had ready offered the maximum of eight per tent under the Anil Inflation Board guidelines If they can clearly in areas that have been overlooked 1 quite pre pared to look at it he said Coons noted however that chances of nurses being able to claim need for a catch up clause be unlikely after the per raise they received last year According Personnel Manager Dennis the nurses haven budged from their initial request of per cent this year Mr Coons said there were sonic word changes he might be prepared lo that could be of interest to the nurses He be specific on that count One Board of Health ton tract is now before the Anil Inflation Board Both Mr Coons and Mr in dicate that the treatment of that case by AIB would serve as a bench mark for us well as other boards of health Mr Coons reporters of several cases where prople desperately need the services of the public health nurses He spoke of one man who FREE ADMISSION BINGO EVERY MONDAY 715 pm CASH PRIZES INTERNATIONAL JACKPOT Funday Special GUARANTEED 450 PLUS MUST Regular Game at 100 each PLUS MANY MORE EXCITING GAMES Bring This Ad For Double Card for 20 Regular Games 2nd Early Bird Buses in Milton and Acton Area Call INTERNATIONAL CENTRE Airport Rd and MONDAY IS has a spinal deficiency He lives alone and evening he could not get of bfd feed himself fcven member of the super visory staff wis able to get over and make him a bowl of soup The of Health in told reporter of little win depended on medicine lo keep her alive and the medicine was taken her ilher The had ap parently done something that had upset him Loons spoke of a woman who had recently had an operation for cataracts She sal home waiting for a public health nurse to arrive The nurse never arrived and the woman see to dial a number for assistance Chairman of the nurses negotiating team Tuck said she was a bit dis with the lockout but noted the Council seemed to fall in line with others in the province Can FBDBhelp you Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business You are invited to telephone our Oakville office Dennis to a meeting at your place of business on Friday June 25 to discuss your term debt or equity financing requirements Opening new doors to small business mm