Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), August 15, 1979, p. 18

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B8 The Acton Free Press Wednesday Aug Its the weather that holds Canada together Hot null turn Urn print I be Inckiiij through r ill In of tit tins id ours drupes In mi in I IH I town into Hit nkil in rtn summer in Ms in eountrv enduri in citizen will siv until Hin l it I ill respond iln si seen the boat On the streets of our towns oik I ivin to other Hi hint our of i Sin jmipU tiki i lujw tin super m tin win tin do mi In si bilk 11 tin tin and six months Irani to another lir i I wonder if thin is imIIiu is mm out Hit i dot sours 1crliupsit ishii i in He it lo Willi even stranger as will respond with some- Heal brute if This retort in winter or If in immigrant unfamiliar with our nukes J sensible remark it My it inn tndjv is it not we go right on defensive with Ah his is just right lln heat wave hits It slaughter Or if untutored foreigner just l mil to plnsanl in in is is j cold In Ik in wi mild this year v islould en here winter tort below r weeks straight Hun is i Lrtnin arrogance in Can it our weather Nobody nun likes run mil Mind But when it comes lo hut arc fascinated by temper weather reports We riininiliLi winters and summers as far back i illy ven tuxes to utter a Nice day eh we usually come back with a theres a big in from the West Or it supposed to rain all next week Canadians know without being told that if a winter week has been sunny and sparkling it s going to snow and blow on the weekend They are positive that if the summer has been ideal warm and dry and delightful so far it will be cold and wet when its their turn to go on holidays The weather is so much a part of our national psyche that it a wonder it crept politics On second thought it has Ejections are carefully geared so that they don occur in midsummer when nobody gives a damn about politics nor in mid winter when it too cold to get out to vote so enthralled are we with the weather that well probably have a couple or guys running for prime minister who are weather forecasters And the ones who gives us the most horrendous forecasts will win in a walk I am not sneering at my fellow Canadians obsession with the weather I as bad as the next There nothing enjoy more on a winter day than blustering in from the cold tearing off my boots and overcoat and asking all and sundry Did you ever see such a rotten winter And sure enough someone will retort we had two feet more snow this time last year In summer I sizzle around the golf course my body not my score and whine with the best of them Isn t this brutal My lawn is baked black It was in our bedroom last night And one of the foursome will come back with Yabbut remember last summer when we play hi rubber boots and You can win One of the few Canadians who doesnt care about the weather is my wife When we bad babies she d pop into the office in the middle blizzard What in the Sam Hill are you doing out on a day like this And I discover that she thought the baby needed some fresh air and pushed the carriage through the snow for half a mile Her indifference to our great Rational conversation piece infuriates me We had a bitter quarrel just this week I d been out In the car and told her the guy on the radio said it was downtown She said she believe him With a touch of warmth I repeated what the guy on the radio had said Ninety six degrees It couldn be Because it doesn feel that hot And what does it matter anyway You can see why I blew my top Matter What could be more important There is no single element in this country that is more important to us Canadians than our lovehate relationship with the weather In fact it may be the only thing that will hold this country together when all the refer endum been taken Speyside preschool hangs on boards OK l Steps are being taken by some parents and George towns YWCA to start a program this fall A final green tight for the project tuna on approval from Board of Education for the use of a classroom at Speyside School on Highway 25 south of Acton Both Sandra Kenzie 3 Milton and Georgetown executive director Shell Finn are optimistic about the prospects of the program The for example is advertising the Speyside play school in its bro chure though approval from the board may not come until later this month It just a matter of getting the facility said the executive director Friday The I think we are looking at a fee to use the facility I think Uteres a question of getting executive director Finn said The Speyside program would start next month and run 14 weeks until December Youngsters between and five years would be welcome Tuesdays and Thur sdays The has developed a program The version will have a professional staff member and some parents helping said the executive director She said many people con sider parental assistance In preparing work to be menial However helping children develop such things as the small manipulative muscles is important For one thing parrots helping frees the professional teacher to give some attention to each child Minimum enrolment at the play school is 10 according to Mrs In addition to the cutting pasting and coloring skills to be encouraged at the pre school Mrs Finn said the Is introducing physical activities such as rolling and somer saults for youngsters Songs and games are also part of the program For this first year at Speyside the George town Is budgeting for a minimum of equipment The Georgetown also runs proschool pro grams in Georgetown and in Glen Williams town hall In the Glen though the classes are for children two to three years old and from three to five years Come to parade see Orson Welles Study traffic 17 Sideroad again Another will hi muk to control tin hours of iffic mi 17 night Hills lomtnillic town Bob Austin 1 look into of the The manner hail pit pared report ilnv the laid In lo hi rn ik up showed truck in of Sixth tin wiiviidi hi a to In imph I be held iff slum I tin nun in shown Ibinlnlf suit but should bur of Sixth road has stood up the traffic with only routine m tin mil required i port which nothing He the traffic counts lulled the taken between six ten in Hit morning bowed trucks of a of vehicles ell August on saying the trucks at the said he saw no reason a ton mile and would go the and the Seventh wayside pit started as in Line 103 trucks of 268 early as Warn He said vehicles on November King Paving told him when there were no way they had repeatedly Bide pits open on July spoken to the truckers of this year trucks out telling them not to start of totalof312vehicle3 before seven or run later He said of the ihansevenatnlght trucks were going to Ihe Austin said he under wayside pits This count stood trucks were was taken at the Sixth parking on the road Line and 17 Sideroad lining up to get started intersection but now had been told this Mayor Pete Pomeroy had ceased he had a lot of calls Councillor Roy Booth Come down and watcb Productions big July American filming Never trust an Independence parade Thief want being filmed Sunday and tutor lining the sidewalk Monday morning starting as they normally at 10 am down own woutdatanyparade Georgetown Yon wi not j ji e As a bonus for enjoying bylaw restricting heavy Uk told them parade bat you will spot the parade at the parks truck traffic to the hours the rotund of Orson afterward hot dogs will be between seven in Induamln profits are Welles not In the parade given out free and and seven at night soaring right now He but on the sidelines for shirts as long as they could not be passed contended trucks are the shooting of one scene last but above all the film travelling as early as A 30 Jim Goodie a resident and Sin the morning of the area said Indus had slated they would try to have Austin said ho was truckers use Highway under the impression south and that was two restricting truck traffic years He said according to hours cannot per cent of trucks leaving be done but promised to Indusmin are paid by the Town to attend hearing The town of future road allowance plications in 1977 to Hills will be present at an create three buildings Last November were made by Les and Alice and Theo to sever four parcels of land from their Hills general committee two properties for the Monday evening deputy purpose of creating one director Brian residential building lot j Kropf explained that fronting onto McDonald the lands were the and one parcel for ject of severance System changed In the meantime however Mr has died In a report to Halton linn fnvorlle among icntri children the song Ii id parents ami frlcmli laklnj it the zoning I community hall was fill it one program Obituary Pearl Kennedy dies in Guelph Ontario Hydro will no longer have to okay changes in local com mission remuneration In a letter sent to the Acton Hydro Com mission from Ontario Hydro the local mem learned municipal council permission is all that is needed before they can raise their an nual fee Acton recently applied history of the develop ment of these lands however was related to earlier subdivision act processed by the former town of Acton The severance ap plication according the report would leave a landlocked area capable of erecting houses on the property estimates clerk treasurer Ken Richardson Mr Richardson pointed out the OMB does not look at post evidence but only what is pres ented to them the lime of the hearing Because was Hearing August 29 Sixth Line abattoir While residents of the Sixth Line realize Hills council Halton Regional council and the Niagara Escarpment Commission have turned down a proposed abattoir and game farm on Lot some residents are voicing objection since an ap peal will be held August at the town offices on the Seventh line The appeal has been launched by Dominic Blanch who hopes to operate the game farm and abattoir fun Apart from many familiar faces from around town who have been signed extras Optlmftta flotarlans Georgetown Girls Pipe Band Scouts Jaycees and Jayct will be on the floats Burlington Teen Tour Band and the Georgetown Majorettes as veil as a local rock group will all take part Since the time Is sup posed to be Richard Lavender Unit Manager hopes some people have clothes o that lime left mainly shorter skirts and narrow ties Also on hand will be movie actors Michael Murphy and Michelle Finney formerly of lie Raule Da l show an CBCTV for a raise in pay after commended town staff be several years and found at the hearing to discuss themselves In red tape any legal issues which waiting for Ontario could arise approval as well as council Their annual re muneration was raised AIR CONDITIONING EXPERTS INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS GUS MOWBRAY ltd smut w held at I mi era llonii it or I i Kn who dud August m Si s il due sin v is Avoirs Mrs- liwil il Hie in was i it iher Born I i burin IH llH in town shin was tin and J mi took I in ihurch mil In il to tin Dub In ills stunt Will IS 111 I I Mrs was pre- filiated at the funeral her Pallbearers were all mil hi others and sibters firand nephews ItilRrt Annie Mrs tt Paul William Bruce Ernest Minnie Kennedy Clork Somer Sin is sunned villi and Christopher nieces mil Interment nephews was at Ceme- itn Helton of Her tt nog i r look her first to then loronlo lull riiurmd In i mil In I Mrs married Don thin tin ledtril member pirlnmer lor Ontario IiuhI in moved tin fruit farm Ik After husbands death In re turned to tins Upon her return Mrs to jo boek to is itcd from the nur school urn I 1 l- or of Ontario peaches food specialists it the Ontario of and hood recommend dunking the into lor to seconds LIMITED EDITION ONLY ONE LEFT 1979 HONDA CIVIC SPECIAL X Jet Black with Orange Racing Stripes Mag Wheels Radial Tires Many Extras BAZ MOTORS LTD Guelph Street Georgetown 8775286 or Toronto 6761813 ALL STAR TOURS present Hawaii 16 Days by IHCUIDD IN THE COST OP TOUR Basis Of Successful Business CONSISTENT NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Successful retailers are advertising consistently in different sections of our newspaper to catch their prospects when they are thinking of their product or products Newspapers are an advertising medium that is believable has a mass audience and a reasonable cost Most retailers have realized they needed their ad to be in the Free Press every week Just ask them rf their ad was left out inadvertently what would happen BUSINESS WOULD DROP OFF Advertising is an INVESTMENT Not an Expense 8532010

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