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Optimist installation starts era for new club Trio Acton Free Press Wednesday July 1978 5 CHARTER MEMBERS OF the newly formed Acton Optimist Club were installed Saturday evening at the Legion Front row Give director Bert Huisman secretary treasurer Bill Chagnon president Bob Hart vice dent Harmon Vanderheide director ana Bill Johnston director Middle row Robin Inscoe John Bill Hodgson Wayne Pat Graham George Rommelaere Martin Vanderveen and John Back row George Peter Saxon Doug McRae and Enk Peterson Absent from the photo are Walter Barlow Andy Berry David Boycott Tun Bragg Smith Burns Marty Calver Cornelius Dave Henderson Phil Hotte James Markie Charles McGinn Gordon cKinnon Cosimo Tom Roduck Harold Townsley Robert Warren and Roger White men became the first numbers of the Optimist Club of Saturday evening it iht Ltgion at a special installation meeting The evening was a of months of hard work of men and nearby Opt groups in an at tempt to form the local branch Thirty flvi members needed to receive he charter Willi one week logo the roup still needed most of this number Hon ever by evening there were surpassing minimum requirement Hill Chagnon elected president il previous mutiny Henderson and Mart short in duties of viu president with as secretary In surer areClive Due Boycott Walter Kill Johnston and Hums Other charter members were Andy Berry Tim Marty Calver Brad Cripps George Mike John Ken Elliott Pat Graham Cornelius Bill Hodgson Plilll Halle Robin Inscoe John James Charles McGinn Gordon Doug Cosimo Mercuri Tom George Pcler Saxon Harold Martin Robert Warren and Roger White Saturday evening began with an informal happy hour for new members friends and A dinner followed roaslmasltr for the was Gov Jim who welcomed and introduced various guests Hilton member of men Frank Philbrook Region warned against Town is friendly Toda rec Sour Cream Coffee Cake raising its lot levies sa new mid second a hi ur Thert m be no more blood left in the stone to 1 sucked out of developers inert region il tot Hilton id last Both ind public works communis revieuid rifion contributions or tot its week decided whilt will hi nothing lev us for time being ire will be directed to collect levies iml turn them over the b lot In its ire difftrtit in i ith r inir R from i lo m Hilt Mm isurcr lui I- is proposed new rifion i is s for single family ithtd town houses I mgs under storeys high I or in of Ihe He il which Burlington irned regional councillors levies almdv rtiched the point of no return in ma be no blood in the stone he referring lo isntt building He slid dem in 11 illon for and is lessening ihtrt is no room to I suggested region Hints to ruse levies to pav for lot of mumcipil works projects which wont lit needed smct growth going phce levies are so high He urfced committee hold ittmover pending a report input from the building and rcil on the impact of increased livics Burlington Mary said she too the reyon be planning service 1 which wont be for She slid iter and sencr works should be reMLWtd but wondered how it will ht decided which land loyin in I expect to ill the vacant in their recently expanded sewage plants by lot inert ising lo the home Munro said she think wanted to sevaje right iv Inseidlheywantto fill their phnls She should bo filled while Ihe fnnncing debentures ire paid off Slit sud high housing costs be I lamed on since by developers drove land prices up in the 1 in up evervone should lit it conditions Hi then is incredible competition for he dwindling housing dollar He w if lot levies it tougher to iuild ind sell homes there won t the growth needed to off debentures Milton Councillor Jim witson sjid in no growth taxes would likely rise i nl one per cent a year but once development ikes municipalities never itch up and home owners neverstop paying He ided existing residenls can I expected to service for future residents it was possible to growth but more service planning is wirning end up with unused w iter lines sewers is school find themselves with imply schools He said reasonable growth is necessary but for the region to budget for unreasonable servicing then come up with no velopmcut of high lot self defeating Raw are small now when compared with sue Councillor Miller said he has lone thought regional lot levies arcn I enough He ricilled developers drove I tost up and politics in l isk residents to subsidize future residents While aril municipalities been collecting lol levies for the region the funds been turned over for specific Committee lentil to dclav of the new lew nits though il w is time into with the region to tolled Ihe levits and turn montj over mlhly iv public works endorsed idmimslr committee recommend ilion Works J ick sill Ihe five works fortcisi should then ire projetls The polnv of dome wattr sew works time municipalities ml lo do ro id work should be examined Councillor s He sud in where irt for i few more in i municipalities should txpettid to road reconstruction until to replaced Con ell rtion consider helping munieip keep roids g mg for a few Director of Public works region inn no do w iter ind sewer work area municipalities want done in conjunction with road work the win il done CARPET CORNER MAIN ST 8533620 Your headquarters in Hills For CARPETING CUSHION FLOORING DRAPERIES CERAMIC TILES LAST DAYS OF OUR JULY SALE DRESSES Short Long into Ins second wttkis of St Josephs church in Sptatlt hi finds lotal people to inn Spt who w is to take the f I J Smjt who is to Out mo is ijid by look of the and the In Ins mil new itlt who up and ibis recent iransfer Ins lived worked as priest in imlton 1 was born milts of North in intjutbit his fir iv In all churches m was St Joseph s is Hit first of million the first is parish has bid When ither wis involvtd in Ihe of izatKin lie in ilini of pari in nicds of third world their through iv rksbops nut other 1 vmmg ind Sum mi mint parishioners of St s win invittdto with ndtd St Hoys high school St ir which is I nit officials is wary of s it this time of limit of with Hit of Sour Cream Coffee Cake 1 margarine lMi white sugar eggs 1 c sour cream 1 vanilla flour 14 tsp baking powder tsp baking soda salt Topping white sugar tsp cinnamon Chopped nuts opt Beat the margarine and sugar until creamy Add the eggs and beat again Add sour cream and vanilla beat to mix In another bowl mix flour baking powder baking soda and salt Add to the first mixture and beat until you hove consistency of whipped cream Put half the batter in pan sprinkle with half top ping Add rest of mixture and sprinkle again remaining topping Bake at degrees for 5060 Lorene Baton Out inn in I In it SI I tier ithtr Spnpk I philosophy and icteivid In Ittv Spcii vv is ird iintd in it Christ the hint then hi Ins thru il St I s as pistor in million it St viarsal St ml also i Hit J KohanDT J Novak T GEORGETOWN 106GuelphSt onHwy beside Post Office DENTURE therapy CLINIC Phona 8974 or Now Available Actons Early Days First published in 1939 authored by the late G A Dills and HP Moore a page book in hardcover bind detailing the early history of Acton street by street and house by house This book is printed from the original type without deletions or altera and is identical to the original edition Available Only At The Acton Free Press Copies each congratulated the new club and the importance of service club in the He noted all wort im porlant and welcomed Burlington member of provincial parliament Julian Heed and Hills Mayor Tom Hill also offered congratulations to Die group Gov Licet Watson of the Ontario District thin pre scntcd20 of new members with their certificates of membership in club The other were either working or on holidays unable to attend Optimist Hood Nation il of Ontario District in stalled the club s officers Gov Hob of Hie Ontario District made the of the charter to president Hill Chignon a presentation of a spttial to Mr him us president of Milton club Ilob Ives presented the new roup with the club Milton president Hon presented the group with hell gavel flag was Opllmisl Mike lister The Optimist Club of Carlisle prt Iht jroup with J lectern fines pot and Milton s vice president elect Hull govt tht dinner nrJ dinner Mr thanked men for nil their gifts and then thanked Ins wife Miry for ill her help over the ist few months- past Governor of the ino Moon an enlightening in not to paid in dollars or pesos hi said an going to pud with self satisfaction PAST PRESIDENT OF the Milton Optimist club Bob Ives unveils the club banner for the newly formed Acton Optimist Club Local president Bill Chagnon looks on knu me doing for fellow man followed the ilosine Optimist HALTON HILLS COMMUNITY LEGAL CLINIC Are You Having Problems With FAMILY UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE DEBTORS OR CREDITORS CONSUMER PROBLEMS WELFARE LANDLORD OR TENANT IMMIGRATION EMPLOYEE OR EMPLOYER WORKMENS COMPENSATION WE ARE AVAILABLE IN GEORGETOWN 1 to5p Tues Call IN ACTON Thurs I 8pm Call 2480 FROM HIGH FOOD PRICES Catalli Batty Crocker 18oz SUPER MOIST CAKE MIXES 79 SHOP HERE Save 21 SPAGHETTI or READY CUT MACARONI a Sava70 323 Maxwell House COFFEE Aliens oz Tin Save22 FRUIT DRINKS 2 2109 Mitchell Tin Save 17 APPLESAU 209 Save 13 209 Green Giant Tins NIBLETS CORN Billy Bos Container Savo20 CREAMED OR LIQUID HONEY 2 Roll Pkg PAPER TOWELS York Pkg of ASSORTED POPSICLES or FUDGESICLES Kraft 32 oz Jar MIRACLE WHIP 99 Grade A Medium FARM FRESH EGGS 199 24 10 Tins PEPSI COLA or 7UP 139 doz 459 fresh as spring- PRODUCE ARRIVES DAIL Y AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES Ontario No U S No Bag HEAD NEW LETTUCE POTATOES Canada No Fresh 109 CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS I Fresh Loan MEDIUM GROUND BEEF 129 Fresh Lean STEWING BEEF Canada No 1 Store Sliced SIDE BACON 21 22 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SUPERMARKET 9 Mill Street East Acton 6 The Acton Free Press Wednesday July 19 1978 Mother Natures World is Guide camp theme ly Patricia Henry We performed our own Jenn Vaughan show which the The second Acton Guides SKT struggle she made it I received her Religion and Life Emblem binge Ho I her Nature thanked Donna Beverly Lisa Mason and that to do sane baked blueberry muffins and apple pie in foil ary cans All our meals The camp started on Tues over fires using either day Throughout camp or briquet each patrol was to try to earn each day beads for best meal clean We baked up tent Inspection and he lunch and dinner challenge The mealtime challenge were as no talking no smiling scowling whispering We had wo swimming singing throughout the periods a day and a couple of meal This was tun as it made mealtime exciting A differ was Invited to each meal and enjoyed having them wilh the World Friendship Pin for a year of being Patrol leaders Patricia received a glass with her birth month on it She also gave Chip Alison Willmolt cook for them tach day here was a challenge Wednesday we had to present a croft at made from a box or items the Captain Vaughan alias Mother Nature had riven us the first day The patrol carved a foot out of popsicle sticks the Gophers made a bird in a cage and he Fireflies made butterflies and flowers out of the wire Although ill entries received a bend the bead for Iht most creative entry Thursday challenge was a mini fashing contest with ponsicle slicks in preparation for gadget lashing was Parent Night hours for hose interested In earning badges or doing Chollc ge badge work Our consisted of songs skits and challenge presentations On Saturday night we had lots of loud British Isles Chip also received a Friendship pin for the devotion she has shown since joining on May i Good Guiders do not grow on Everyone received on Ontario Guide crest Dawn Cook earned he Tidy Cimper award again van and songs and wilh Monica earned he Musselleand Patricia Henry doing a fabulous puppet show as pari of a badge After closing ceremony on Sunday he Guides Own following awards were made child care collector leader drama flower arranger friendl Camper awards and Shelley Mason I Survived The first Girl Guide in recede the Bear staff were Ihe Cougar patrol for Ihelr togetherness great attitude humor and overall sense of fun camper outdoor cook stress Inn Patricia Henry received her challenge badge and emblem and was presented with her all round cord and pin II wis a long THE RELIGION AND LIFE emblem stage three was presented to second Acton Guide Lisa Giliiss Lisa earned her stage three and was pre sented with the badge at the company camp earlier in the month health camp skills junior They were he only mi achieve this goal Bear Doughs presented it surprised All week long the girls secretly worked on felt wall hangings for the leaders as of camp Devoting our camp theme to kept the rain may Thanks everyone and have great summer Members of the five day sanctuary were Beautiful Monica Lisa Mason Laura Craig Lisa Kuuter ad Henry Cougar patrol members were Cindy bone Marie Sherry Terry and Linda Fireflits wire Dawn Cook Shelley Mason LtsaGilIlss TmiJago and Donna Evans Gophers were Kim Hachey Diana Dunn ter Johnston Kelly In the June Bug Jitters were Barbara Lamon Lisa Mitchell Nancy von Sisan Connor and Lori Snowbirds were Carol Chappet Beverly Le Clair and Lisa head The leaders called them selves the Sunshine Girls with CapIainJean Vaughan known as Mother Nature Pat van as Gopher Mar Hamilton as Rosebud Ginger Bumble and Alison going under name of Chip Nancy champon Judge in HaltonPeel clubs Nancy 1 Milton scored points out of a possible 00 to top the live stock section of the Judging Competition Barnes Amanda union Suzanne and 10th Randy Proud Intermediate 1st Kim Peddle 2nd May Richard Stanley held at fairgrounds on Murray Thursday June Nancy Valerie Scolt receive Champion livestock judge Champion beef Judge Champion sheep judge and Champion horse judge Bill Robinson of R R Georgetown is winner of Ihe Champion dairy Judge Irophy Champion swine Mane Murray judge trophy winner is John Wickson Ruth Gillies Stadler Tie Karen Brown and Kelly Senior s Nancy 2nd Holly 3rd Mary Jean Robinson tie Marilyn Randy Peddle and Dale Frank class Peter Christie class Kaj Hansen and Barley class John King Congratulations lo all the members who came out to participate and a special thanks to the A club leaders for making the program a Birthday trustees rators and teachers paid tnbule Thursday Ihe man who has the region public school system an the straight and narrow finan cially since the board incep tion in In a lively humorous ad dress Ihe board firs chair man Burlington member Fred roasted Superintendent of Business and Finance Bruce birth of Georgetown Robinson Randy I- ish Jamie Alexander of 2 and 10th Bill Robinson Oakville is winner of the Official placings were CNL Shield for the High given on the Shorthorn heifer Novice by Bob Lasby Hereford bull All contestants a Glenn heifer class mare Bill Slokes standard provided by S Bennett of Mrs Allison Georgetown a Hereford bull Amos crossbred gill class class provided by Graham Meek ram lamb and Gillies or Milton class Doug Gardhouse ewe on the occasion of the veteran mare class administrator provided by Bill and Lloyd Guernsey class Jim Livock day blokes of a standard bred horse class courtesy of Irames at Milton fairgrounds a Iwoy earold Guernsey class provided by Ken and John of Georgetown a four yearold class provided by Jack Proud of a crossbred gill class provided by Art of Milton a ram lamb class and ewe lamb class provided by Henry Mauley of Hock wood barley class and class provided by John Nurse Hansen and a form safety quiz courtesy of Ted Farm Safety farm Safety representative in he three sections for are as follows Junior 1st Mob 2nd Cheryl 3rd Danny Wickson Keith Middle- brook He Carson and Doug Janet TENDERS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION SALE OF REALTY CHAPEL STREET SCHOOL Ths Boa of Education to offers lands and In the Town Halton It In ma conialnlno parcel of land located on tho si i of In the Town of H It Tondor documents may be ned from Mr flruco T at Central Building Guclph Line Burlington Ontario where made lo view property Sealed tenders will be received until local on day of August at Central Admin litre Ion Build Burlington Ontario No llontl offers can bo accepted Terms mult be all lender or any tender will not Two teachers sent to Acton Aclon schools will receive two new ihls fall Thursday Board of announced Penny Carlos will join Ihe staff at Bennett Ih is September She comes to from School in Bur llngton John Vnndermolen comes to Robert Little School rail from School Burlington At the same meeting trustees accepted the resignation of a teacher at Lime house Sthool Scotts host Horse Club is holding its f j the Walter Glenn a farm on Lot Concession lo a Sunday The Club has also been invited to I part in BIG BEAR GORD Douglas presents the second Aeton Cougar patrol with the staff for the all round Guide camp patrol Mr Douglas who is the assistant district commissioner for Scouts recently made the Hon at the Guides summer camp Third place Scott Malcolm Tidy Avenue placed third of pipers al the Burlington Games last Saturdo July 15 Denture Therapy Clinic mm CAPTAIN JEAN alias Mother Nature left presents Patricia Henry with her all round cord and pin at the second Acton Guide camp The girls entitled the five day camp Mother Natures Sanctuary and worked activities around the theme DO Morton Chairman E8 Lavender Director