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12 The Acton Press Wednesday Aug 2 OPP continues check Ballinafad of Hydro site damage Successful auction at is continuing Its Investigation of the first sabotage of equip ment used for erecting Ontario Hydro line through Erin Township A spokesman for Guelph said Tuesday no arrests or charges have been laid In connection with the ifffREftr mutely 16 worth of Vm re- 10 a a tower site near OPEN between the 3rd and Mi Ebgnezer sometime on July Another spokesman for Ontario Hydros Acton con office said there have been no further develop ments except that the provincial utility security officers ore guarding equipment Police stale special cutting tool were brought to the tower site lo cut hydraulic and gas lines of the crane Police slate considerable strength was used to bend operating levers on the crane Windows headlights mirrors and wind shield wipers wen also broken on the machine Total value of hi crane is It belongs lo Nidrofsky Steel fcrtcting Ltd of crane was at tower site number which is about yards north of the in an open field Russell Sniders home FROM THIS charming tiny stone building m Eden Mills hard tee cream cones are being dipped by owner Sylvia Customers can choose from five flavors on a hot afternoon or a sultry evening New store offers later hours cones Three babies baptized western trip enjoyed Now Mills residents cm drool over i cool ill cream cone on hot sum mers day or purchase chocolate bar ind i toko in the village to the opening of Sylvia tec Cream Incited tin the mam street the tiny stone building with Us single front showing red and white curtains is i charming bight ike Mills edifices this building loo his in in teresting history it was a butcher shop iron meat hooks ire still m evidence one white Limehouse interior wall I iter it hinged hands and Ikl inn tixidermist shop pair of faded perched over the front is i remmnt from those It then remained il nit until owner Ihe need for an ice cream millet in the village peei ill one Ihil was open It Mrs Hon Three babies were bap tized with admiring grand parents other relations in attendance They were Eileen Hose daughter of James Malcolm Hose ind Verna Florence Ire land Shawn David Smill son of Brian George Small Bonnie Lynn and Matthew Trice son of Ray Stanley Trace and Karen ranees Ireland Great Mrs lock wis up from the Manor Great Grandpa was also present Other grand parents were present from Willow dale and Toronto Mr inlet s topic Heaven s Child There are four of children in the world 1 there is the child Ihil never wis wliodo not hue children of their own reach out lo other peoples children here arc the my dedieittd rom the tool stone willed i cone from different flavors of lee cream C pot ito chips and pop ire ilso iv lhc shop is open from noon until p in Scottish holiday for the Frasers Visitors return home to Holland Mrs li Mr ind Mrs lloltrnmif Holland returned home after holidaying of the summer with son rank ind his wife fimiiy here and it their collage Sound The Rev 1 lewtllvn officiated at the wtdilmg in I in house I resbvternn lilt Rev llcwelljnwas in services imchousc during Tin Rev 11 has relumed from ind will con duct services it 12 on Mr of Newfoundland is been visiting it the homes of his sever brothers in in Doris Fines Mr and Mrs Cameron riser have returned from a week vacation in Scotland where they visited withtheirparenls Mrs Mar riser it and Mr mil Mrs il brothers sisters While there ittonded the wedding nephew Peter at Stirling Sunday August will resume in Knox Church The Rev Nobel who with his wjfc and daughter have moved in the in will begin hi ministry to he members of and Presbyterian Churches Mr and Mrs Bruce A Robertson of and and Mrs Robert A Craig of visited with Mr mil Mrs R How Bruce and Mirk Mr ind Mrs Island Kathv ind of Slnunwon and Mrs 1 incs Doris spent with Mr Mrs William Henderson at lielwood The Islands left on for I istern Out no before Ik iding ird I ll our is over I nil i morning when 1 glanced out the window Tin the I ind ihe field the house scooped down in droves sky wishtenlly when they took to ihe I was surprised sit red winged hid j lined crowd or two ijjs they flew hither ind von hen depirtcd for i her fields The I should be well do bulged of they were finding to itnle their hunger who inspire one influence their pupils There there is child that was I Ins In eludes handicapped crippled hose with irrestcd development who will never become fully perhaps their growth by polio II is i benediction that there ire people rained skilled dcdlcited work them to mike as neirh is possible here is the child is how can tram you wrote i book Ten for using Children lie got mirned wrole mother book Helpful Hints on Raising iuMnn Later he had children He said I like to write another book hut I ve nothing say An gentlcmm il the peak of his career wrote in his diary Went fishing today Willi my son w isted The child is ignored hie itise you consider ij wilh him isted 1 there is the child il is for Heaven in child of a child of earth Hi Sluil Ihi on ind ImcliGod will dr iw in inner courage bit will to dnw from i well of nine r resoune his laken up residence it Hilton On Manor Mr ind Mrs John Mrs Met ilium a rip ill west Mrs in J scpli s litis pit il Sue mil Murray hall of with their two daugh helped Iconic her ly visiled div Authority room is now finished The first regular meeting of the Credit Valley Conservation Authority will be held at the new board room at Mcadowvalc Over he past four years general Authority have been held at various municipal offices across the watershed because of limited space at he administration headquarters In the fall of 197 plans for a new buildings at Meadow were scrapped due to lack of sufficient funding This New pump There will be more coming out of the tip soon for Heights homeowners f decided Ijst week to install a pump Ilia will the subdivision s water pressure With ihe new pump fire hydrants will be useable ill time and residents will have enough iter for per and use Residents met council her In month to complain about low water pressure Council slapped on water restriction which wis ignored by some homeowners who continued to water lawns The new pump Is to be n stalled in about two weeks Mainly residents at the higher of the sub division experience low w Her pressure spring the known locilly as the Boat House wis renovated on he inside and and more ficicnt boardroom eon This building the Mill House which make up the administration complex il were built between 182i IBM as firm and mill buildings rincis pur the property acres and built the first mill it about IBID 1or years the flour and grist operation was owned man iged by the Gooder ham several of whom still reside in the Credit alley Designed by Harrison an uthonty member Ihe new room features vinyl gypsum inch suspended acoustic ceiling recessed and irclntectural lighting Farmer beats the OMB rural rin man who was turned down Land Division and the Ontario Municipal Hoard got wh it he mis from Township Council last week Council will pass a bylaw which grants Mad gel Lots and 15 off Con cession IP permission build i second home on his form The house ill lie used by i son of The son who helps on ihe farm has commuted to farm from for about three years according to clerk administrator Beard wood Some time igo said council decided to allow zoning bylaw exceptions for legitimate farm operations if no other options were open formally one house is per milled per farm 100 COTTON DENIM JEANS Q88 A TOP CANADIAN BRAND SIZES Shirts 2 14 197 Overalls 6X Buckeye Jeans 8 88 Comparaat1400 TShirts Pants 199 Men Shirts CANVAS RUNNING SHOES A Top Canadnn Brand Compare at Caroline Nurseries 8532980 Cut Mums bunch Pot Mums SI WITH THIS AD ONE PER HOUSEHOLD GEORGETOWN SECRETARIAL SERVICE IMS WERE EXPANDING AS OF SEPTEMBER WE WILL OPEN A NEW OFFICE IN ACTON IN ADDITION TO OUR CURRENT GEORGETOWN OFFICE WE ARE A SECRETARIAL SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN Setting up reports and charts Editing and composing loiters Student theses Short hand dictation PHOTO COPYING AND A COMPLETE LINE OF OTHER SERVICES TO MEET YOUR EVERY BUSINESS NEED WE WILL ALSO HAVE TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS AVAILABLE FOR OUTSIDE ASSIGNMENTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL MRS TANAS 8771485 MANUFACTURERS CLEARANCE 50 BELOW SUGGESTED RETAIL BLAZERS 19 PANTS 8 SKIRTS 00 SHELLS OLD By Mm In llred Smith There was much activity in the village on Saturday as people began to come early for the auction sale Cars were parked near and far Although rain threatened it for the afternoon The sole was held for Mussel Snider at his home There was lots of opportunity for everyone to view the articles for sale as everything was set outside on the spacious grounds Mel Smith auctioneer was kept busy from 12 till The food booth in charge of the UCW was well and hey found it necessary to make more sandwiches before the after noon was over Judging by the large crowd present and he happy faces on everyone it was a very successful sulo When Mr Snider has sold his house and property he will be moving to a which his friends hope will nol be too ir away so from time to lime they can renew iceiuam The Newlywcds Cilvin have returned from their honey Cottage fire by arsonist is suspected by fire officnls in i blare that caused about carnage to i vae inl summer collate d Concession in Township Saturday moon part of which spent In Newfoundland We understand they will lie residing in the village and we welcome them Mr and Mrs I loyd Mar shall and Mr and Mrs Ernie relumed home on I- enjoying i few days away visiting friends in Islind and bury ind Mrs Bruin and children en joyed lasl week as they were away on a camping trip doesn I seem possible that the month of July has slipped by August is upon ihen Toronto and fall fairs It is to be hoped this nice wealher continues for Hall who has been making her home with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Given for some time Is moving to Toronto this week Kathy who is employed at a Milton Bank has been ran She will be missed not only by her parents but by other relatives and friends near by Next Sunday Civic Holiday weekend here will not be a service at the Church here i On August and the services will be in charge of the Rev Tom Br els ford On Aug the is invited to he service Disciple Church Church Men Choir have been in vited to take pari in Music Selections at thai time TIDY CAR Low Cost Interior Exterior Car Protective Cleaning Treatment call 8776136 Often Acton Pet Food and Supplies 65 MAIN ST A4A1 ACTON ONTARIO I ON RIVER STREET OPPOSITE THE LIBRARY featuring mqor pot food brands incktdhtg Purina at compa tftivo prices 20 Kg Bag DOG CHOW CAT CHOW Vi CAT LITTER 25 lbs s DOG CATOR0IHDI Zellers AFTER INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE Thursday August 3 Saturday August 5 1978 WOMENS WEAR CHILDRENS WEAR INFANTS WEAR TSHIRTS SHORTS A COMPLETE PANTS SHIRTS BLOUSES SUMMER SUNDRESSES PANT SUITS SELECTON SKIRTS BLAZERS ASSORTED SIZES PRICE MENS LADIES CHILDREN S SUMMER SANDALS PRICE MEN SWEAR TOPS SHORTS SHIRTS TSHIRTS PANTS OUTDOOR FURNITURE OUR COMPLETE STOCK SUMMER PATIO LAWN FURNITURE 3 OFF CAMPING EQUIPMENT REMAINING STOCK TENTS 25 ZELLERS MILTON MALL 55 Ontario Street South Monday Friday 309 Saturday 99 Phono Han Low Price Mo About