Duby miffed The Acton Free Press Wed October Acton arena rates not on agenda HERES WHY TOYOTA IS YOUR BESTBUYI FEELING A LITTLE like a vampires victim Reg Marsh of Kingham gives blood for the ninth time at the Red Cross Blood Clinic held at the Legion yesterday Tuesday Elizabeth del from Toronto was on hand to do the honors Blood clinic total down ACTON RED CROSS Blood Donor Clinic convenor Henry Kroes gets a sample of his blood taken by Irene of the Toronto Red Cross before giving his precious commodity at yesterday s clinic at the Legion OK pool rental grant Ys Men swimathon Monday night Hit Hills administration torn mittee recommended of the request from Men club to use the Acton indoor pool for Hit ir Swim a this The will last three hours this year Men found last Hi is linn Direct f recreation said it Hit Hit in tin will alien even i is Ton the next council town is expected It if SI per Blood donors were down tins from at Hie Acton Red Cross Blood Donor Clime held at the Legion yesterday but ton vencrs are satisfied ill the same Henry convener said 193 pints of blood were taken from the sime amount of donors This is down from 15 donors the June clinic There were only rejects which pleased Mr Tins figure is down from31 in June The convener says this is because more people art becoming educated as to what not to take in the hours btfort lht wish to give blood Rejects Persons as rejects art those who hne medical history of jaundice or hepatitis or had medication within hours of dime All blood donated was rushed to Toronto where it would have been used almost immediately in hospitals There for blood as ihtre is a shortage at the time Mr said ill types of blood are needed but there is i partituhr demand for is The next dime is in January Mr Kroes said there will be four in next year instead of just three Permission was granted to club to hold a Santa lus parade again this year The roult was approved by Hills council last Name changes on November 1 hour up to maximum three hours to be credited 1 the pw 1 request was ipproved last year In his letter to council chairman Ed txphmed the held t Halloween r the children of to r use ney less fortunate children of the world Hi Hie SIS per which eludes only the rent I si tht pool Tw i ii ilifit I Councillor Duby was He said it was referred to upset to find the review of both the administration and Acton arena rates was not on finance committees and was the administration com on neither agenda that nigh minutes Monday Councillor George night said the staff had to have time More Block Parents to get window signs Half the 100 town residents who have so far volunteered as Block Parents will be receiving their red and white window cards within the next two to three weeks plan organizer said after an updating meet ing Tuesday The program will also receive reinforcement from Regional safety constable Keith Woods who will ad dress Acton school children on how to best use the Block Parents About of the town volunteers have already signed for and received their signs Mrs said following the meeting at Robert Little school One area where Mrs said that she d like to draw new volunteers to the plan in just opposite M Z Bennett on Boulevard So many children espe cially after and on weekends enjoy the play ground apparatus Mrs said There is how ever no adult supervision in hose I i to study the brief presented by Acton sports group at the council meeting last week Recreation Director Gray said he thought the figures In the brief were to be reviewed by the finance committee and the treasurer before the ad ministration committee dealt council with it Councillor Roy Booth sat the intent was to have tt costs presented to them tuin the former rates and the rates said it will take month before it gets back Ontario Toyoti VISIT US IN OUR NEW LOCATION A whole New World of Gift Ideas I Candle Moke Crockery J ami jell skats real rock C on feed o make you and you i le Wooden for all age hn loony and loo ban end Gome and chance only refreshingly Canadian J MILTON MALL- Seek all vets mail campaign The Royal Canadian Legion will commence its Operation Service in Acton this week Operation Service is a campaign aimed at making contact with every war veteran and ex service person and Iheir to make sure are aware of their rights and privileges Each home Acton and district will receive a in the mail Ed chairman of Operation Service locally said If you believe thai you have an entitlement to some benefit or service read and complete the and return it to the Legion This will assist in assessing your possible claim He also said Chat il is known that thousands of Canadians have entitlements of which Ihey are not aware On November 1 the loc funcnl home will change its name for the seventh lime since lis founding Owner and iker made the in this week Hi liumley I Home on Mill St will be changed to justShoc maker tuner til Home The owner the change is ma ml ll l benefit of the new people in town Mr sud they call him Mr The late Victor llumlev Ins been away from or I William Mr father in 1 started the business ab tin turn of the Mr took the business in iter years nil then he sold it I Mr Shot maker his fitlier It Shoemaker in 11k owner then move where he died in 1 Mrs the Alice Johnstone slill lues Shoemaker dud in 1J61 1X7 makers wife bought nil the estate shire of the They been itlinj partners since that imu Since its inception tl i business has called Johnstone Funeral Home Victor li llumlev Funeral Home Victor ft and Son tuner umli I Itmtilt Slit em ikt mi ml SI I I It nit A CANADIAN A Canadian is fellow who drives home in a German car from a French movie slips out of his Hong Kong rubbers and Italian shoes puts on his Japanese robe and Mexican slippers and sips Brazilian coffee from English china while sitting on Danish furniture and watching his youngsters play in their Czechoslovaks sneakers Then he writes to his of parliament with an American pen demanding that Ottawa do something about the unemployment THANKS FOR BUYING CANADIAN DURING RECONSTRUCTION OF MILL STREET ENTRANCE TO STORE IS AVAILABLE BEHIND HINTON S AND BANK OF MONTREAL shoes Downtown HILLS Queen St No 1