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B8 The Acton Free Wednesday Jan 10 1979 Marshall goes to bat for Halton Three strikes are alt a baseball hitter has going for him but when Bill Marshall comes to bat he has four Marshall is business development manager and when he steps up to interest a client in investing in the region he has four unities Millon Halton Hills Burlington and Ospringe Our promo tlional bro chure is geared to that end he said Inside are the bro chures of each of the four municipalities Midway between Hamilton and Toronto in the centre of Ontario Golden Horseshoe and its four commumtles have a lot going for them he bald A quarter of the Ion population and a third of Its industry are situated in the complex of which Is a part The sophisticated Iran system bus mess expertise and avail abdity of labor as well as access to recreation are major advantages Marshall said the ob jective is to get the mes sage to potential tors and then make con tact So often business or industry will locate where personal contact has been made he said He said he would like to take a week out of the of to visit prospective clients As It is he has only enough budget to follow up initial contacts While it one thing to promote it s another to know how what to pro- Marshall said he would like to a regional plan that is reasonably acceptable to the four communities This would not only help him In the promotion work but help the crystal ize their opinions on related mailers Much of his lime is spent at planning und development meetings in the four communities Although these sessions are often down to the nit ly it is here that decisions having major ramifications are made Thus it is important the region representative is present to advise what he thinks would be the best avenue to follow Marshall said his job would be easier if tht four communities had tracts of serviced industrial land waiting for potential clients That is not the cost in Milton The tract of in land which is fre quently called Amend is still before the provincial government Ho icver once that is passed and ready Mar shall said he feels it will be a viable attraction on Milton behalf He said Hills has land available for indus try hut it Is scattered and the owners ore hard to lo cate Holiday visitors throughout area CABLE SYSTEMS Business manager Hill Marshall has the responsibility of promoting he has found the task of having the four municipalities within the region ready for promotion much work Ice warning The recent ram ensuing bitter cold hive provided acres of ice surface in the but children should not be allowed to skate on these areas until they are checked for depth of ice the Credit Conner vation Authority tins week Ebenezer Officers elected for- heat womens group by Mrs Hon McLean United Church Women were divided into two teams the Scribes and the Pharisees for the 1378 They collected to help the hungry The Pharisees were the so the Scribes sup plied the lunch for the an meeting Rev in stalled Ihc officers for 1979 as follows past president Audrey ing president Pal mers first vice president Sadie Moore second vicepresident Jessie Munro secret press reporter Lean treasurer and con of sales Sharon Anderson social con vener and cheer secretary Beryl supply secretary Jean Early citizenship and stewardship secretary Lillian friend ship and visiting tary Anne Blyth pro gram chairman and archivist Joss pianist Audrey The roll call was in with a verse con the word be gin Several thank you cards were read from those who hud been rem em be red at Christmas Eighteen boxes and iix plants were sent out The president thanked every one for their coopera lion Jean Early reported that two large boxes of used stamps were sent to help the lepers three boxes of Christmas cards and donation to the World Vision Miss on Guild Jessie then gave an inspiring talk on things we should carry over into the We when we go through hard times She mei honed the late King message Go into ihe and put your hind into the hand of God One thine we need to take with us hope Another is heart The Lord sees into the corners of our hearts where we harbor little trudges The third thing to carr with us is humility Ebenezer choir held their meeting at the home of Beryl Clegg for are and secretary treisurer Kitch assistant organist leader John leader We in junior leader Beryl and I Beryl president Diamond Art im md and Bob Johns were elected as elders for a two year by Doris Him Mr and Mrs Ward Bruce received an early Christmas gift when they became grandparents 20 The new wee arrival Jordan Allan visited them on Christmas day along ith parents Catherine and Garnet Bruce of Other quests on Christ mas day with Mr and Mrs Ward Bruce were Mrs James Saycrs and Lorna Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs Gordon Johnston of Acton trie Miss Gladys Sanders of Kitchener Mr and Mrs Lcs Wilson Jennifer and David of Mr and Mrs Mian and Mrs Margaret Cyr and Genevieve of Toronto Mrs WW Bruce of Sask and Mr and Mrs Byron Bruce and Mr and Mrs Clarence visited on New with and Mrs Ron Green en of Mr and Mrs Frank Leslie spent New Year day with the Leslie dies at the Bruce I residence Milton Mr and Mrs Sherlock and Heather of Ottawa visited during the holiday with Mr and Mrs Gordon They all were guests on New Year with Mr and Mrs Mike Hutchison and family at Elgin Mr and Mrs Max Set Heidi and Michael spent the festive holiday in the north with their parents Mrs Will Mrs Rose Steenganrd at Burk I alls Mr and Mrs Russell Grundy Douglas Deb orah Tommy and Gary were guests on New Year day of Mr and Mrs Gordon at New Year s day guests with Mrs Thomas Fines and Dons were Mr and Mrs William Henderson Mr and Mrs Don Wilson and Danny of Mrs Harry of Mr and Mrs Ross Ferguson Mr and Mrs Gary Ferguson had New Years dinner with Mr and Mrs William John Grand Vail and also visited with Gory grandmother Mrs Thomas Fines Bruce Anne spent Christmas at home entertaining Mrs Smith parents Mr and Mrs George of Guelph her brother Peter Kearns of Meaford her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Earle White of and her aunt of Toronto Mr and Mrs Smith spent New Years day with Mr and Mrs George Kearns at Guelph Mr and Mrs Harold Wright of Hnrriston were Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs George Grundy and family Miss Ann Wylie of Georgetown visited over Christmas with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Barry Clarke Christmas morning they spent with their father William Wylie at Milton Manor WGR 2 CHCH HA WIVB BUFFALO CKCO Toronto Toronto 6 global CBLFT25 Toronto BUFFALO CITY CFTO TORONTO COMMUNITY TV CHANNELS CONVERTER hone 8770181 NIELSENS Winter Clearance Savings Mens Ladies Children Suits Coats Dresses Outerwear Shirts Pants Ladies Slacks Sweatees Ski Jackets Gloves Acton Pet Food and Supplies Feature of Weak CHOW I25 HONDA CIVIC WEVE GOT EMI 4 SPEEDS SPEEDS AUTOMATICS BAZ MOTORS LTD ill MlM lop Salsa and Services 199 St Georgetown 8783272 8783208 i3 Saturday Matinee SINBAD THE EYE OF THE TIGER fosse 17 19 Whats new for 1979 Direct Flights To and 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