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Cadets issued awards during annual banquet Georgetown Royal Canadian Air Cadets honored some of their number and the community during the annual awards banquet in the Legion Thursday One of the major awards of the evening went to Ken Heaton He received his gilder wings from MPP Julian Reed Another cadet deserving of wings Eric Gordon was absent from the ceremonies to receive power wings Several cadets were also singled out for their abilities in marksmanship Awards went to exWO I Brad Kruger Gaston ex Oil Terry Hope Alan Vernon exSgt Eric Gordon and Parsons Many parents attended the presentations Officers too were in the limelight Ann Smith was honored for her work in the captains qualification course at the Staff College on Avenue Rood Toronto Second Peter Puchyr picked up two awards He qualified for the rank of lieu tenant during a course at Borden He also got an award for being the best candidate In the course Councillor Pat Patterson was on hand representing Mayor Tom Hill to hand out some awards He said he was impressed with the high calibre of cadets In the group Several certificates were earned by cadets over the summer Sgt Michael Vernon re ceived a document for his work in a twoweek long ground search and survival course at Edmonton Sgt Doug took a three- week course on air studies at Trenton Also at Trenton Cpl Joe Snoj took a six week band course Sgt Julie Shield has her certificate for the six week rifle coach course she took at CFB Borden Other certificate recipients include W Alan Vernon for the six week technical training course he took in electronics at CFB Borden Sgt Ken for the six week long glider scholarship course at Trenton ex Fit Sgt Eric Gordon for the course he took In power flying at North Bay I Allan Dalton for the six week senior leaders course one of the top at CFB Cold Lake Alberta Special awards were also presented to members of the community Recipients were Cole McKay of the George town Revolver Club Jean Reid President of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion Mrs Margaret Hale Mrs Dumper George Hughes and Rich Chandler of McDonald restaurant Management tour judging held here The Acton Free Press Wednesday Nov Be the first on your block to be able to run around it New school set for TWENTYFIVE CENT puzzles covered one table at the scout hall during the scout and guide rummage and bake sale Saturday Michael Henry and Calvin Robinson were two of the scouts who were successful in selling more than worth of merchandise By Mark J Leahy Halton was a host for the Livestock Management Tour This tour started on Sunday Nov and toured the farms in the Durham ario York Peel and Halton areas Over young farmers from across Ontario were in volved Livestock manage ment practices were cussed with formers on the tour and with O A Spe cialists The Livestock Judging Competition was held in Dairy classes were provided by Claude Picket Georgetown beef classes from Pete McCarthy Georgetown swine classes by Allan Cook at his Eramosa farm and theaheep classes by Albert Hunter Burlington Halton had two competitors in the competition Paul Laid law placed nth and Frank Robinson George town placed did not have the required number for a team P3fmnP3CTmm Recited Halton Board of Education approved plans Thursday to spend on a new high school in Milton to open in the fall of 1979 Trustees approved a three year capital forecast and the funds for the new high school for 900 students including vocational has been set aside for 1978 The board has also set aside for three elementary school sites in the proposed Timberlea and Valleyview neighbourhoods The pur chase of these sites in Milton is scheduled for The addition of a general purpose room and conversion of the existing general pur pose room into a library at Falrvlew school is slated for This project is expected to cost Fruit is topic at meetings by Elaine Fourth meeting October was the day of the fourth meeting of the Fruitti Tuttis at the home of Mrs The meeting was opened with the repetition of the 4H pledge Helen as secretary read the minutes of the last meeting The roll call was given Name of the fruits that you can dry or freeze at home and which ones are grown at home and every one responded with a lengthy list of fruits There was a short discussion about the Achieve ment Day exhibit and ideas for each topic were pre sented Next week we are to come prepared to vote for the topic we would like to exhibit Vera Strokov demonstrated the Five Cup Salad Itconsits of one cup miniature marsh mallows one cup mandarin oranges one cup crushed pineapple one cup desslcntacd coconut and one cup sour cream this Is where the name 5 cup salad comes from Mrs McDuffe showed up huckleberries and each member tried some huckle berry preserves Huckle berries are quite similar to a cultivated blueberry Miss Helen informed us about mangoes and sat From our members pamphlets we learned how to use fruits as appetizers salads desserts etc for our menu planning Mary Ellen Johnston in formed us about peaches Helen gave a report on melons and Elaine Donnell spoke about apricots We sampled pieces of avocado papaya and honey dew melon One had to acquire a taste for these though as the club members found out We closed our meeting with the pledge Fifth meeting Mrs McDuffe was our hostess for the fifth meeting of the Fruitti Tuttis held on November at 9 30 a The meeting was opened with the motto Learn to do by doing The secretary Helen read Ihe min utes of the last meeting and Mary aproved them as read The roll call for this week was Name a fruit I ate yesterday and everyone answered it A discussion and a vote was taken concerning the exhibit our club is to display on Achievement Day in We choose Fruit for Break fast as our topic and a com was elected to organ ize the club members ideas The committee consists of Susan Tosh Margaret and Phyllis Bayne Susan Tosh volunteered to be the commentator for our exhibit Miss Helen Bayne Informed us on the fruit known as quince and samples of quince kiwi mangoes and Columbia Blue Raspberries were tasted Pat Donnell and Evelyn demonstrated making an apple pie from scratch while Margaret Donnell demonstrated making an by Melanle Bray The Fourth Brownie Pack held this years enrolment lost week Only half of the girls were enrolled The girls are Kim Christine Beaton Janey Sharon Dubil Gillian Fryers Kim Gilllers Kim Charlotte Barbara Kerkhof Carolyn Lidkead Elaine Marsh and Lesley Mathieson The parents watched with pride as their girls came up one by one to receive their pins and ties After the vows were said we sang songs and enjoyed refreshments that were served by the four Sixers We were pleased to have Mrs Ginger District apple pie using a ready mix pie crust and canned apple filling The recipe for pastry was read from our members pamphlets The club members sampled five cup salad and both pies The majority of the club members enjoyed the salad It had a unique flavor with sour cream being used in it Everyone enjoyed the apple pies mode by our experienced cooks We closed the meeting with the 4 H pledge as our guest The remaining tweenies will be enrolled next week by Monica Musselle On November Debbie Fraell a guide leader from Norval came to help out the Second Acton Girl Guide Tenderfoot at a game to help them learn their Guide laws so they can pass part of their tenderfoot test and then be ready for the enrolment in January 1978 As the Tenderfoot girls were playing some learning games captain Vaughn was helping the older girls with their map and compass and local knowledge that is a part of the challenge badge and emblem After that was over it was 9pm and was lime to go home Youth workshop Youth Services Network of Halton Region is sponsoring a conference entitled Youth and The Law on Nov to 10 30 at Nelson High School in Burlington The conference is part of the net works ongoing efforts to facilitate dialogue among parents professionals and young people Guest speaker for the even ing is Marvin Zuker a well known Toronto lawyer educator and author Mr CARPET CORNER 11 MAIN ST NORTH ACTON 8533620 You Headquarter in Halton Hill for CARPETING CUSHION FLOORING DRAPERIES CERAMIC TILES 5 MORE CHANNELS Peterborough 10 London 3 Bamo 17 29 Buffalo For YOUR TV Tool Cable TV Converters with demonstration your home no obligation CALL YOUR CHANNEL CABLE TV HEADQUARTERS CABLE SYSTEMS 8774181 247 ARMSTRONG AVE GEORGETOWN Teachers earn 28289 subsidy In terms of long term disability plans per cent of the agreements con tolned provision for such a benefit with agreements providing no subsidization and another ranging between per cent and per cent Of the 100 agreements make provision for a pupil teacher ratio while deal with the matter of class size On Jack Carpenter radio program on Sunday Billy Middle ton recited In Plan Fields WE HAVE MOVED North Halton Association for the Mentaly Retarded OUR NEW ADDRESS Market Street Georgetown L7G3C6 8776557 Thank you for your support A study of collective agreements between teachers and boards of education In Ontario indicate secondary school teachers will earn between 748 and in the 1977 78 year In the elementary schools the figures range from a low of to a high of Separate school leathers earned between and 28 Of the 1977 agree ments available for ex am Inn per cent had pro vision regarding a living allowance The sum of 19761977 agreements noted that per cent con tofned such a provision Sixty one per cent of the agreements filed make provision for a mone tary allowance for teacher holding a Master degree The amount of this allowance ranged from to Ninety two of the 100 1977 1978 agreements provided for at per cent subsidize tion of while 78 provided 75 per cent or more subsidization of an extended health care plan Dental plans were provided for in per cent of the agreements with agreements providing 100 per cent premium Bell to up rural service Milton Council heard of Bell Canada plans to improve its rural phone service By the first week of December rural customers with eight or ten lines will have four party line service The program will cost Customers will also pay more for the improved ser vice A charge of cents more a month will be laid on party line customers Individual or twoparty line clients will pay a mileage rate increase up to per cent up to 05 Limehouse school theft Thieves broke into the Limehouse school and made off with some electronic recording equipment lost week Two Bell and Howell recorders plus another recorder with a black top and green bottom were the take ELECTRONIC TUNEUP Includes Now plugs now points now condenser now rotor Wo also adjust liming and lubilcale heat riser valve Check distributor cap cooling ay stem hoses plug wires col valve I Met and lino filter Labour Included CYL MOST CARS Stores FOR FAST WINTER STARTS SEE OUR SUPRCHARGE LOW MAINTENANCE BATTERY ALONG WITH THE REST OF OUR LINEUP Moore Park Plaza Georgetown 8775119 has taught at York University The University of Toronto and He has authored several books and written numerous articles re lated to law The conference Is divided into a series of small work shops staffed with resource people Work shop topics include such issues as legal aid student rights and responsibilities alcohol and drug use student welfare traffic offenses CHRIS GRIGGS GOT his Kermit the Frog Saturday at the Trinity Activity Group azaar and looks as if he is glad he did CLEARANCE SALE OOn MODELS mid PRE OWNED ORGAN MUST BE SOLD To Make Room For New Models White Oaks Shopping Centre PRIME LOCATION CORNER OF BRONTE AND ANNE BLVD MILTON ULTRA MODERN AIR CONDITIONED STORES 1500 SQ FT PARKING FOR 250 CARS FOOD STORE RESTAURANT PHARMACY MILK STORE DRY CLEANERS BANK pot TORONTO