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B The Acton Fr Press Wed October District Page Osprinqe Brownies go hiking many visitors in area by Doris Fines Mr and Mrs Ward Bruce visited recently with Ward sister and brother in taw Mr and Mrs Jack Kerrigan at Camlachie near Samia Visitors with Mr and Mrs R Howard were Mr and Mrs James Smith of by and Mrs and Miss Evelyn Cunningham N both or Brantford Dr and Mrs James Pellit and sons Robbie and Rickey of Ottawa visited a few days with Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Howes Mr and Mrs Sherlock Ait ken of Ottawa and Louise of Western University London were holiday guests of Mr and Mrs Gordon Mrs Ben under went surgery in Guelph General Hospital Her many friends wish her a speedy re covery If you are hankering for a good hot beef supper Church is the place to go on Saturday Oct Pre parations are underway by the members of Knox Church Mr and Mrs A Craig and Steven A Craig of don Linda J of Mitchell and Jamie Axter of Kitchener spent Thanks giving with Mr and Mrs R Howard Mr and Mrs George Howard of Elgin also visited at Ihe same home the week Knox Presbyterian Church has two new elders as a result of a vote taken on Sunday Mrs Vernon Stew art and Mr Glen Jackson were the choice of the congregation Outing for Brownies On 17 Brownies accompanied by Tawny Owls Mrs Ernest Wynne and Mrs Sam arrived at the home of Brown Owl Mrs Jim They all went on a hike toting their lunch boxes They played games investigated leaves and different things and went back to Swackhammers for Ilwasabeauti fill day for an outing and Ihe Brownies enjoyed all mensely Mr and Mrs Gordon Craig of Hamilton and Mrs Harris Weber of Preston visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gordon Mr and Mrs Ernes Wynne Debbie and Eric had an enjoyable two week day in They flew to Clearwater landing In 80 to degree temperature Their first week was spent touring to see the Gardens Sarasota Gardens Tarpon Springs where they passed the test as Cypress Gardens Disney World Six Gun Territory and Museum where Ihey saw the home of John and the display or circus equipment The second week they stayed at the Caribbean Gulf Hotel and swam in the ocean and watched the dolphins Dental Nurses All the pupils of Ospringe school were given the unity of receiving the fluoride treatment this past week The two dental nurses demon proper brushing of Ihe teeth and supervised classes while pupils brushed properly Pupils and staff the day spent in the school by Miss Mary Lynn Bret who is a Physical Education University student by the Wellington County Board of Education to assist staffs throughout the eounly The results of the chocolate bar sales by the school pupils have been very good To date top salesman is Simon who has sold Mrs Edward Smith and Mrs Henry are the leaders of Ospringe Club The meetings are being held at Church and this fall project is on cooking Bonnie Lang was selected president of the club and I inda vice presi dent Karen is secretary and Jackie Van Vlugt and Mora Stewart arc the reporters At the first meeting ceo tosh and blue berry buckle were made At the second meeting the girls tried their hand at a baked bean casserole Everybody ate their own cooking and it was enjoyed by all Ospringe Club Food Explorers also hold their meetings at the church Their president is Cheryl Page and vice- president is Margie Johnston Sharon Johnston is secretary and Lou Page Is press reporter Susan Milne and Bargie Johnston demon blueberry buckle and succotosh under the direction of the leaders then they talked about now and then At the second meeting Lou Page and Sharon Johnston helped to demonstrate onion soup and While the food was cooking the mem bers talked about their record books and discussed Food Dictionary Judy Johnston and Betty Ann Page helped the leaders to demonstrate Welsh rabbit Golden Buck and Irish soda bread at the third meeting Lou Page read her story of the last meeting They talked about the skit and the re search they would have to do on It They also discussed the cover of their record books and the party Ebenezer Church anniversary ROASTING MARSHMALLOWS over the bonfire on a recent Brownie hike are some of the Rock- wood Brownies Limehouse traffic to be examined Hal ton Hills works com members and engineering staff plan to look at traffic and road conditions in the Limehouse area see if there is a need for side walks Residents have been complaining about lack of road shoulders traffic hazards for drivers and pedestrians because of speeders ind the need for road in the are i on from Highway 7 to the Fifth line I Eden Mills Brownie Dressed warmly ready for action we all set off In different directions on Thurs day to collect baskets By knocking on doors we found and were very pleased with our results Then back to the hall to have our picture taken by Mrs Chalmers followed by a nice drink and Wow Calendars are now being sold at the present time by all our girls Last week we made a lightful little finger puppet a beaver We heard that some of our tweenies put them on their pillows when they went to sleep that night which shows how much en joyed them Owls made of pine cones were also made by some of Ihe girls Badges were then given out to the following brownies Bakers Valerie Neave Kathy Johns Laura Julie Kelly Smith Jennifer Artist Nina Outdoor Winters Holiday Nina Laura McNamnra Christina Matthews World rlrnd shipValerie Laura Julie Kelly Christina it thews Smith Kalhy Julie Kelly Christina Mat thews Kathj Johns Jol raft Smith Badges I sponsored the Bruce Trail Assoc lation for Keep Ontario Green posters Winters Julie Kelly Kathy Johns Vitene Laura McNamara Christina Matthews Jennifer MacLean Penny Chesworth Rosalyn Brown Nina Kelly Thorn ton Tracy Kim Thornton Smith Michelle Wallace Robert Austin told the committee at a meeting on October 12 that the town can do very much about the area traffic problems since the road belongs to the region He explained the only jurisdiction the town has over regional road Improvements is sidewalk construction Austin the road is in need of improvement and noted there iron I any shoulders Deputy engineer Ted linger residents arc particularly about conditions and the dangers facing pedestrians on between the f- ifth and Sixth 1 ines Mike Armstrong observed do rip across there Councillor Dick Hewitt pointed out triffic has been a long standing problem on and suggested heavy truck traffic is a major factor Austin said he would like to see proper shoulders on the road Shoulders are a regional responsibility He added side- would only be needed in he village Armstrong said Hills should contact the police get them lo try and en force the speed limit on He suggested sidew might make things safer for pedestrians but be much help in slowing drivers down Balhngcr said police arc out watching for speeders In the iron How ill noted he region is looking into the situation and committee decided lo look it the Thursday on works tour By Mrs Hon McLean source In he beginning God Ebenezer United Church This is also the age of the celebrated its 153rd identity crisis A young versary with Professor person struggles to delve Into Robert Kaill as guest his inner nature Am merely speaker Anniversaries are a super intelligent being limes of nostalgia as former little more than an animal Sunday school teachers No you are much more You choir leaders or clergy are important because you created on Image or church are a child of God open to for the young person great possibilities for your In when the first life settlers In Nassagaweya It is also an age of anxiety began meeting in the homes which is ironic because for worship farming was less materially is so good A mani a business than a means of experiences anxiety when survival Some people see the his goal for himself does not church today as an anachron equal his capabilities ism Is the church today re The power in Jesus life Is levant to modern man On available to everyone what terms The space age Greater things than these was ushered m in our life shall ye do God is around lime There were secrets man God is available to locked into the universe since message of the the beginning of time In Ihe church is still contemporary beginning God created heaven and earth The Bible Next Sunday Oct is talks about man and God The There will be no work of science is exciting church or Sunday school at but it does not supply the Those having a yen answer lo what was the for a turkey supper this year Election centre Election central for this Returning officer Doug years municipal election will Pritchard announced this be the auditorium at Gordon election results will be Memorial Arena and posted as they roll in at the things should start lo heat up arena and any interested shortly after polls close at voters are invited turn pm on December low itch can go to Arkell on Nov with sittings at 5 and Halloween date changed Because Ha Howe en tails on a Sunday this year the Irickor treat celebration will be held on the Saturday DANCING Every Saturday pm to at the Acton Legion October 23 0CT0BERFEST Featuring Willi Stachel Edelweiss band Advance Ticket Only 5 par couple October Hallows an Dance with the Country Dee Admission per couple ENTERTAINMENT IN LOUNGE EVEHV FRIDAY 1 GROW bulbs shrubs fimr JUST ARRIVED from Holland FALL BULBS Tulips Hyacinth Daffodil Crocus bulbs TOP SIZE 7 A Waek Always a good supply of FRESH CUT FLOWERS See Our Selection Of DRIED ARRANGEMENTS Caroline Flower Garden Centre TO THE RATEPAYERS OF WARD This letter is directed to the voters of Ward where I W Hunter am submitting my name for REGIONAL COUNCILLOR and if elected I AM NOT IN FAVOUR of the proposed new Municipal Building or of any expenses with regard to same during the next two years IF NOT ALREADY approved I will strongly oppose the spending of proximately 000 on bringing water to the present Town Mun c pal Building As a good well with a large supply tank would easily supply the requirements YOU THE TAXPAYER should goi the Independent newspaper of Geo rgolown Oct 13th issue and turn to page re Councillors Records wherein they outline the record of each councillor and the amount of meetings ho missed For your information the Councillors are pi lor all meetings whether present or absent Why should we the taxpayer be paying for meetings missed by councillors unless they are absent on Coun business My stand in this matter would he that meetings missed by a councillor would be deducted from his salary ONE WONDERS WHAT the attendance record is at he Regional Level At the present time at the Regional Council they have a schedule of from four to five meetings a month mostly afternoon meetings approximately meetings a year for each councillor with a salary of 8 per year which when broken down is in the area of S1 CO per meeting whether present or absent plus car mileage Regional Building AN EXCERPT TAKEN from a local newspaper dated January 30th this Year headed Regional Councillors take 10 Cut quote Coun MacLean Anderson said councillors were overpaid and suggested that any notion that regional politics was full time was a lot of horscftathers He pointed out councillors had five consecutive weeks off at Christmas and moro time off in the summer AMOTION WAS passed that a 10 cut be approved and a By Law bo pre pared but when the By Law was presented it was defeated The Regional Councillors salaries are sot by themselves and in my opinion the salaries should be reduced from to 000 per year and any missed meetings other than Regional business should be deducted This would save taxpayer thousands and thousands of dollars and mako far bettor meetings THE METHOD OF tho tax structure on farms for the past recent years I believe is acceptable but tho proposed idea that is discussion it pre sent will be strongly opposed by me if I am in a position to do so I HAVE HAD years experience on Municipal Council Remember a councillor has only one vote but he can make himself heard Vol have only one vote 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