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BIO Acton Free Proas Wednesday Feb IB TIP WESTERN INTERNATIONAL S FUNDING CORPORATION 10 1st MORTGAGES 2nd MORTGAGES RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Mortgages Purchased INTERIM FINANCING BUILDERS LOANS USE THE EXISTING EQUITY IN YOUR HOME FOR CALL COLLECT HEAD OFFICE Consumers Hd Su Willowdalo Ont M2J4R4 Telex TOR OPEN MORTGAGE FINANCING Homos Farms Commercial DcbtConsofcdaton MORTGAGES PURCHASED MORTGAGE FUNDING MORTGAGE money First second and third mortgage money to place Immediately First mortgages per cent Call Ralph licensed Real Estate and Mortgage Broker rcprc sen 1 1 no Really House Limited Realtor it BAILIFFS SALE ENTIRE STOCK OF MARILYNS BOUTIQUE Mill Si Acton Ontario OFF EVERY ITEM AND MORE High styled well known brand ladies dresses slacks blouses suits jackets Sizes from 5 to FINAL 3 DAYS Store Hours THURSDAY FRIDAY 600pm SATURDAY 400pm NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF GERTRUDE MAY SEDGWICK LATE OF THE TOWN OF HILLS IN THE JUDICIAL WIDOW DECEASED ALL PERSONS rig clams ma above estate are to sand full pan of such claim to under signed sol for the adm nistrarr on or before the 1st day of March 1976 which estate saiiotsw tibutod regard only to clams that have then been Douglas Street Ontario Sol tors for the Adm NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF ALBERT EDWARD ROBERT SEDGWICK LATE OF THE TOWN OF HILLS IN THE DISTRICT OF LEAD HAND DECEASED ALL PERSONS clams agonst the above estate are required send full particulars of such claim to signed sol for the x on or before the 1st day of March 1978 after which date trio osteins assets will be drs Irbuted regard only to claims that have then boon received Douglas Street Ontario Sol c tort for the AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE SATURDAY FEBRUARY Small Items Machinery Autos GRUNDY AUCTION BARN at unction Highway at North on 2nd lino Erin ft on right Any articles you wish to sell can bo sold on consignment of household FURNITURE Buffet cabinet round table oblong table smell frig wood coal range couch leather rocking chair sow Irtfl dresser wash stand bods fern stand rocking chair several chain sad irons washer electric organ Many other articles expected by sale lime MACHINERY ton with rack told as is No 30 tractor 3ph snow blower V BUILDINGS 10it10 insulated Open Tuesday Thursday evenings 7 new furniture Sopor Savings Special auction tale held on Sunday of new furniture and items doom 1 p sate starts m Consign merit held last Saturday of every month except July LUNCH AVAILABLE AUCTIONEER ALEX PARR Owner auctioneer not responsible for losses or accidents Canada Fast Day for high schools Hal Ion high school teachers and students will once again be allowed to participate in Canada Fast day On May special education programs on problems of the day particularly those of starvation and poverty will be discussed in the high schools going without lunch and donating the money usually spent on this meal to and CANSAVE Canada Fast Day which was started by a teacher with the Board of several years ago has become a nation wide educational program It was held last year in for the first lime J mi AUCTION SALE SATURDAY FEB 18th at 10 AM FDR KEN JONES Merchandise removed from his Ml ton home to be Bold In MILTON the FAIRGROUNDS in the AGRICULTURAL HALL SALE CONSISTING OF Household furniture office furniture books china skldoo hand and power tools Items etc etc Appliances garden tractor green gold chesterfield good as new in raid table seats good one oak framed oval bevelled minor odd occasional chairs black walnut bedroom suite vanity with mirror and stool dresser double bed excellent condition van ty dresser pa bevelled mirrors 2 single com nental bods baby cnb cord tables Ids school desk porcela base bedroom lamps table light ember glass and brass frame maple side ha r bar stool stacking stools OFFICE FURNITURE AND solid oak desk chrome office choir protection Pay Master Ike new Cole drawer legal f ling blnet Ike now drower metal card flo deskletierfle letter bin penc I sharpener 3drawercablne1 Majestic electric odd ne ADDED FURNITURE FROM LAW desks office desk chairs office chairs side tables stand manual typewriters dictating machine SKI mod fled double head engine No 600 dual exhaust speedometer for racing purpose GARDEN cultivators plus set of harrows good HAND POWER TOOLS drawer wooden tool chest assortment of metal tool chests ton jack sender 12000 air Honor brand newl carpentry bench portable tool chest comb Honeywell electron bit cleaner purrfier timing I trench shovel plus others level 2 rl bicycles skill saw cebmet furniture material assortment of p motors some are now Elecirohome Electronic dehumidrfior good now Archer tester slide doo metal mater box plus saw Colomsn camp 2 Coleman lanterns bear trap for tighlng T7BX15rmand sets of now brake shoes for Ford van assortment fish rods reels high roll copper set of now rotai liar alum extension ladder jg saw outdoor electric bug catcher assortment of new belts message newl barbecue starters now amp fuse box copper tools reversible ill Acetylene all complete wheeds tps etc power gun lor holes concrete walls fro portable complete now APPLIANCES ETC Tappan mcrowavo oven Sharp oven Ike now hot air gas furnace camera pod movlo screen Hamnoa slido proeclo small mcrophone electric floor Souron old banjo ill Iflht electric Glorytone TV sue 9 mens skates new sealer open crock glass assortment of ml Eagle game now box of old sheet figure skates Ike chna sett for chairs skates Complete set homo En cyclopedia handyman Encyclopedia Encyclopedia of World Knowledge plus other books 1 movie bar assortment of bolts nuts screws some ore now bench sow vice plus all other smalt end regular items not I sted Terms are cash or cheque NOTE early start of solo as c Owner Owner has moved to Calgary Lunch lab a Preview front ire a lot of small terns lot lor accidents CHRISASCHOUTEN AUCTIONEER AUCTION SALE WED EVENING FEB 22at6PM For MR AND MRS Removed from Mastsseugo homo the contents of Household furniture antiques glass mlsc etc TO BE SOLD IN MILTON at the fairgrounds In the AGRICULTURAL HALL on Robert Street brown sect anal chested eld codar chest 3 ladder pack chairs one rocker mirror groon upholstered swivel chair wrought Iron pat set Includ ng table chairs swivel cupboard pole lamp leather colonial reclining chair coffee table and end tables bench map corner bio brass re screen and companion set tan bamboo swivel bar stool wrought ron end 4 oak dresser mirror oak bod 2 drawer oak dresser prusframedwaHmirrorlomatch chest pressed back rocker oak wooden bod Is small able old wick or trays 1 large and small wool winder piano bench wl It op lid Mr Mrs Wicker choirs rocker 2 straight ami r washstand small blanket or toy box covered w mater la I pine shelve wh to pointed cupboard and hutch style old largo wheel also known as king wheel pressed back cha GLASS CHINA pc breakfast sal 1660 old milk glass lamp German Bisque Dutch g figurine oblong colonial colonial pitcher hand blown colonial cruet colonial covered butter Stewart St John goblet enamelled cased satin glass vase 1990 s cranberry and Vaseline Lily In EPMS stand candle chimney Ruby glass coel scuttle sou von Jar custard glass plate possibly Nippon Incense burner plus other Nippon pes Johns tons 2 handled soups lotos rod glass barn lantern old wash plunger leloctrlc large copper cool scuttle plain glass lamp bracket tamp pes of silver 3 Chechoslovakia cream sugar teapot cup and saucer glass seal candle holders bundle of old sheet music Mounte n china National Geographies other books Ball Crown sealers trees old Ford tiro chains wooden carpentry box buck sow bridle traces wooden rakes old tug beater cups saucers slice electric toaster last Edition of Eaton a ceramic movie screen wicker end woven baskets wooden candle holders prints India brass candle holders Cobalt Blue oil lamp assortment of salt and peppers Staffordshire floral centrepiece musical car decanter copper foilmould of wooden ski plus regular household items no large appliances they toyed with house Lunch a valla ble Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accident Mr Mrs CHRIS A SCH0UTEN AUCTIONEER Acton library looseleaf School board hires transportation officer Do you feel tike a riproar argument to blast away those old blues There s a heap of ammo in A Cold New Look At The Criminal Mind by Michael in Psychology Today a new magazine at the libr ary Serrill reviews some of the findings or a 16year study on criminal behavior con ducted first by son a neuropsychlatrlfit who started the program at St Elizabeths Hospital in Washington C He began his work with criminal pat In 1901 and was joined in by clinical psycholo gist Stanton Sam enow After studying the per spending hundreds of hours with many of them the two researchers conclude that habitual criminals are neither men tally ill or victims of stances They have delusions and deviant thinking patterns that are present at an early age and they deserve little sympathy This one of the most stirlling conclusions in the twovolume study called The Criminal Personality which to understate it is shaking up the experts in psychiatric and correctional circles Apologists and other type who have been claiming for years that criminals arc victims of or mental illness are tearing thtir hair over controversial in Tht Personality who did the bulk of the research died in lJ7f Working with an of a million pages of notes by his col league Same now put lit book together a or title is worth reading for the light of cur rent unrest among prisoners their and correc In the dime hcbruarvJ issue of Psychology Tadaj article The Myth or the Vulnerable Child offers some comfort to parents plagued with guilt completes over their offsprings behavior Author claims anxious parents should Despite whit psychologists been til ling them for years do not have a makeor break power over a child develop ment Uncalled for iside from the occupant of this space Chortle One In the mush for you for readers who have neither the time or inclination assimilate books there is now plenty of browsing material at the library to null the tastes adults and kids A total of publications arc available for ind borrowing the litest issues being kept for browsers until new copies arrive enthusiasts may icaf through I ho to Canada and Modern I holo graphy addicts then are Cycle Canada Hot and Car and Driver Of scientific or mechanical turn of mind How about Popular Science and Popular Mechanics Out door enthusiasts choose from Ski Sports Illustrated Paid and Stream Heron Herald Out door Cnnadi Ontario fish and Wild Lift lovers are well served by Audubon Nature Cinada ind in the Junior department by National Geographic World and Hanger Hick me I or example the Janu issue of Rick s Nature has i delightful article on the by Anne Weber with a captivating color photograph of three little feathered charmers in a winter selling As befits of Us reputation Audubon contains some striking photo winners by standard Indeed lenic seems be the norm many nn the subscription list published quarterly the first months of la78 beautiful color of deer in i setting of winter woods ejanee wonder how would blast such ice ami beamy into a bloody interested nn first of note iv refresh their knowledge of Grey Owl in ilLnmiinct to by Singe in he issue of Nature rev Owl born lltlintv spent most of his living in his ibln it Prince I irk He died in is buried his home Night Magazine Sunset Toronto life Crowd iddv Nitlonil offer of current dot hunt for huffs tells it like it is Tor the of consumers seeking best lnrtnns for Hit bird dollars In the issue of there arc timely reports on ind in picture is speeifienlh I Pronto iks theH indie There are brand ratings of sewing machines silver interior latex paints fats oils In addition to Hanger Hick s iture and itioml Geographic World junior renders m borrow Children s Digest Owl Sm ill and I and dents frantic illy seirching for project might just find it ich ordered In some of the new magaimts ind publications on our libr stacks AUCTION SALE CREDIT VALLEY AUCTIONS We hold ng large sale duo to of loaso for THE SOUP POT of Georgetown SATURDAY FEBRUARY AT P M GlonWIIams CONSISTING Woods It chest 13 ft Roy cross lop refngerator froojer E front load dish washer with mople work top rot end glass door A I the are less than throe years older typo etovo Igood for cottage I commercial meat He or two off percolators toaster oven onto hotplates vsporrsar and other small a cos small oak tobies small no tables approximately Chora bontwood soma plan i seat captain re nice high stool old country store four door cob not ko nowl exhaust hood cupboard less steel w faucets countor top and cabinets several large soup pots cooking over stool cutlery several pottery end china soup bowls cups and saucers glass wore of place mats cups soup bowls plait goods pop corn syrup salad dressing several light fixture storage cabinets serving troys lolly moulds small f llnrj cabinet original lebleclotha and drop on provided by the film company for the I of Richard Burton in Equus THERE will also be a few consignments Includng four commercial four wth choirs new pieces carpel newdoors trmetc TERMS Refreshments Owners and not for accidents to or loss of property on day of solo For information call Mel Smith Less than a month after rejecting hiring of a Iran officer Hal ton Board of Education did a flip- flop on the issue Thursday deciding to hire someone to supervise school busing as soon possible When the a year Job was rejected last month because of a tie vote bus operators review committee chairman Cam Jackson of Burlington vowed to bring the item back Thursday when ing the motion that a Iran officer be hired he sold he thought all trustees were behind the spirit of the motion but the addition of another staffer was the pro blem Jackson stated school bus ing should be safe accessible and efficient He said the board should be looking for best value for the lax dollar and a transportation officer would fill the bill A real need for a officer was con veyed clearly to the busing committee by the boards Jackson added It could be more costly for Hit board not to have a transportation officer than to hire one Jackson declared According to Trustee parents think there ire better ways lo spend to improve busing vice than on a transportation officer warned trustees would be hearing from parents this year on more substantial busing problems than lnrmg transportation Trustee noted senior administrators ire currently doing their own jobs ind trying to keep an eye on busing the some time so is needed that irca especially since the Superintendent of Business I- Bruce is in 1J79 Trustee Ivan suggested there is more busing in his rural Milton wards thin in any other part of llalton he thinks a officer is needed He said it would be full lime job ke ping on top of busing committee chair in in I red said the rt is i need for someone to supervise busing but he thinks someone from the staff can do it rather in adding mother person to bo ird payroll ITustce Crosier gested the board s fleet or fleer be trained to be Iran officer for the entire region The board runs a small fleet of its own buses In while busing Is contracted out In Halton Hills Milton and Burlington Jackson he think that would work too well since a fleet officer would still be needed He added the board had a transportation officer until when the man who held the post retired Noting the board spends over million a year on busing and has busy ad mlnistrators each doing a little bit of the supervision Job Trustee John Bradley Halton Hills and Milton separate school representa live said It is about time the board hired a new officer Trustee Bill predicted increased on busing since many new areas are springing up and the board won t be able to build new schools More busing will be the only an he claimed He said the board Is going lo have to improve lis busing operation and he didn see much problem in hiring a transportation officer since busing is run on a shoe string said long as high ranking administrators are handling busing the board isn getting its money worth said the board should get out of the busing business altogether He thought the administration should study means of solving busing problems between now and June School board hikes mileage Despite vocal objections by some trustees Board of Education approved a mileage allowance hike for employees Thursdnj In December trustees turned down a mileage hike for 197B hut agreed to take another at the issue at budget time While the proposed budget won be presented until next month Ihe finance committee brought in a recommendation for a mileage rate increase which is identical to the December recommendation year mileage allow was 21 cents for the first j miles and 15 cents for each mile after The increase which tikes effect 1 is for cents a miles for the first miles and cents a milt foreachmilcafterwards The monthlv allowance for in tine rant teachers goes up to from The board finance depart ment estimates he mileage hike will cost nearly or per cent more than mileage cost last year but at the same time costs of operating a car hove in creased between six ind seven per cent in past year Finance committee chair man red noted the board has a large number of employees who use Iheir own cars for board and the face of increasing costs it is only fair this be presented now so it can be raised He noted the increase is within 1976 budget guidelines and he considers the increase icccptable said he was opposed because the public sector should never lead the private sector in such an easily comparable way He said the private sector muegae rate in would be below the boards Trustee Bert said he I support the hike when the Hamilton school board is it IB cents a mile and the province at cents j mile He said the board should encourage its employees to drive smaller gas saving ears and hunt around for bargains when purchasing fuel approved before the 19B budget and noted the board is ahead of now on this rite without eoing up higher countered that the differentiated rate the average mileage rate is cents and were joined by Trustee Auger and Don Long in opposing the hike Church J EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 33Chu North Sunday February 19 1978 m ChrsiianEducaton It 00 am Even ng Service TUESDAY B Study WEDNESDAY 9 Led Prayer Timo 10 Study Share Coffee Hour Fellowsh p Nursery lac I ties ava labia ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH Founded 1842 Pastor Rev Das Sydney BSc Church Phono WEDNESDAY 30 m Young Poople THURSDAY Choir Rehearsal Sunday February 19 1978 am Sunday School 11 m Morning m Evening For Classifieds that reach call 8532010 THECHUHCHOF ST ALBANTHE MARTYR 1B72Anglici 1977 Willow St end St Albans Rev Leonard Ewlng Director of Music Mrs Frank THURSDAY FEBRUARY m Holy Eucharist Holy Euchorst 10 m Holy m Church School and WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 Holy Eucharist m Conf rmntlon Class MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday February 1978 9 m Hoar E S Kerr Interim Pastor THURSDAY730PM Speaks Tho Fellowsh p of Evangolicel Baptist Churches In Canada We Corel CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH ChurchPIRd N Minister The Rev J L BA and Mr Eleanor Sunday February 19 1978 11 Worship and Church School The hutch on the hill an inter denominational congregation mln to the needs the community Everyone Welcome BETH EL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Sunday February 19 1978 Sunday Worsh Services at am and 4 pm Preschool Sun day School dunng Back to God Hour dial1150 St CH S C 8 em dsl 1220 Toronto I M dial MHZ Toronto CK FH 11 am dial 1430 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rev Andrew A M Mr E A Hansen B A Organist and Choir Master Sunday February 19 1978 1000 m Conlrmatlon Class this Sunday 1100 am Church School for Pre schoolers and Grades t to 8 Nursory for toddlers m Div no Worship Guest Preacher The Rev Joseph Taylor Everyone M Welcome UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON Chos Beaton A BO Or George Elliott Sunday February 19 10 00 am Morning Worship Guest Minister Rev Murray former Missionary In Angola speaks on ten day for world development theme Baby Fold and Toddler Can School Everyone Wetcomt