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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Nov 11 Rockwood DIGEST vtr been a Shy Parly The 1 held and invited all the ladies of township to gel together for a get Tin Shy Party originated last year order to neighbor lo neighbor The success of the venture led to repeal event this year and was filed Despite the rain fog it fioop visited Rock for a wine and cheese parly red by Billy Jt utile prizes by loci I merchants were awarded of were enjoyed All who in ltd agreed the hospitably and company j Jilllc winr at the I lonettcs Shy Kramp mil Kcilcli gel o know Iheir neighbours ins and Things a new store in pi is looking back on a busy first month The run by Theresa Civiero and her da ugh I en Anil i Sue Hers lo clothing Ihe whole firmly Jems art large pari of their invenloiy the Centre on Highway jusl of Acton family decided moielhtsioreio The family are also a move of residence lo properly south of the village his it very own basketball leam Hunks the combined of Butch Given and Red and Brian Knuckles Vries So far the teenage has no name and is in the early si ice Presently about youngsters boys and girls are practicing Saturday noon school between I p m and Thm a registration fee for equipment and uniforms Any Interested players between ages of and years may call manager Butch at or Ihe coaches Red and Brian Apart from a loveof basketball Ihconly other requirement seems to be nickname held a recent open house to bring door ladoor shopping to people or he village An Open House was held Sunday at the home of Audrey In order to give local people a chance to shop conveniently for products usually sold door lodoor Many local representatives from Avon Sarah Coventry Michelle Lee Gent Mare and up their tables In the Billon rcc room Also featured were plants ceramics Visitors were entertained by two fortune tellers with crystal ball and cards and fed wilh toffee and fancy breads Another open house is planned for next Sunday The will hold their annual Christmas on Saturday December I at Ihe Rock Community Centre starting 10 a and going on llll or thereabouts Featured will be a bake sale a penny able decorations raffs draw and tea Get your Christmas shopping early there always a wide l it this baza and a great place for people I find glfb lo ill hi rhudgel fires and a false kepi finfighlers on their Iocs past fire kept under control but a Wednesday razed a house on the Sixth l I KnmosanorthofHwy24 The house belonged lo Frank and was pari of the Ranch property There lime or the fire and no one open bouse held by School the dessert party grossed over Organizers were gratified wilh the ex support md turnout they received school collected by way of the Pi Fund to donate to the Acton Branch of the in Legion Please all Jennifer K3690M or mall to Hot IT It wood in forma I Ion tidbits and stories lor this column Eramosa seeking changes in grants is backing Woolwich in a bid to per Queens Park to change its mind concern ing equalized grant pay ments Township Council endorsed a motion from Woolwich Township to have the equalization factors dropped because they do not relate to people or disability of townships to pay also decided in last week meeting to draft its own resolution Support for Woolwich came on the heels of presentation by a Minis try of Revenue spokes man concerning Ihe for mula the ministry uses to calculate grants counties and school Councillors learned for the first year grants will increase or decrease more than five per cent Ministry representative McClenaghan out pointed out that under the terms of the formula used by Ihe ministry Guelph has been paying too much for ten years Under the formula council learned I ha I a lined the formula while WO house saying the precise effect would be assessed in of the change will be Eramosa at Its detailed later counterpart in Guelph Reaction from would fee assessed cillors centred on the weighing of the factors which show rural land owners paying more than city dwellers This will increase our taxes and decrease those Guelph Bowling Latecomers Lady Luck The Lost Causes The Slaves 14 Henpecked ivy Leaguers 13 Carney 13 Guclphits Counlrymen Up and Downers Rovers Ladies over for Tuesday Nov Sue Nightingale Maureen Marion Dunk Alice Johnson 555 Marjorie Ellen Garner Van Leila Kingston 514 Ivy Ritchie Men over for Tuesday Nov Bob Lillcy Dune McPhedran Pete Paul Howard Dunk Dune Kingsbury CIS Jim Results of games bowled Tuesday Nov Henpecked pts highest bowlers Don Tony Stok man The Slaves Erke Van Driel Ivy Leaguers 4 Sue Nightingale Alice J Up and Downers Elmer Allan Leila Kingston Latecomers 7 Don Krafka 543 Carney s Bob Howard Dunk Guelphits Dune McPhedran Jim Fred Vandervalk Jim Dales Lady Luck Pete Paul Hoi man Lost Causes Maureen Walker McLaren Rovers Gordon John Roche Countrymen Bert Gould John Van Milligan TO SAT The tad Brownie Pack 12 Tweenies lasl week From left to right front row they ore Flisa Kate Middle row Debbie Sherry Dana Billings Jemilfrr Hawkins Back row Wanda Thompson Ritchie Jen Gordon asking for changes Township Council Is seeking to change several street signs in the area The Wellington County Road Committee will be asked to consider making the intersection of County Road and the Eden Mills Road into a four way stop It has stop signs on its north and south sides while there arc no signs east and west In Halton the Line is the continuation of Wellington County Road 44 The roads committee will also be asked lo con aider changing yield signs on roads crossing county roads to stop signs councillor John McLcod suggested council recommend the switch to four way stop signs because of the lack of visibility and the proximity of houses in the area Coming from the south drivers cannot see to he left on he Eden Mills Road because of a house observed Councillor Deputy Reeve David added vis ion is also obscured to the right when the hay field is up Reeve BUI Adsctt told councillors he had tele phone calls from people wishing for the signs be changed He said as time went on there should be a fourway stop for a time Mr went on to say he thought it should be a permanent change deputy reeve David It going to make it lough on a lot of mg farmers predicted Councillor Murray Cox The effect will also dls courage many young farmers he said Mr McClenaghan AIR CONDITIONING The constant use of your automobile aircon dltionlng system adds in about l0 observed turning because this is where Ihcv Eramosa checks seniors housing Senior citizen housing for will becon sidered by the township council after Ihe subjeel was opened by Councillor John McLeod during 5 last week meeting Council will ask a representative of a govern men ministry lo explain details of financing Under a new Ministry of Housing program for fellow counctllors by Mr McLeod the municipality pays the least of the three els of government involved A federal can reduce interest rales on the mortgage to Per cent a fcalure which Councillor McLeod described as being tractive I had several people ask me about il senior housing said councillor Some of the he said PeoPle don I feel good about moving from said the councillor Safety at IceCapades Safety Close to 1 children across including and adults saw the show many from Acton went was part of an in lo Ice Capades program offered recently at Maple Leaf by Halton Region Safely Gardens in Toronto Council Its is a group of volunteers from each of four municipalities working in conjunelion with other community groups FLAVORED ASSORTED FLAVORS Quench Drink Mix Crystals 99 CORONATION Slutted ManzanIHa Olives 99 MFO DOWNY Fabric Softener 99 Bugles or Willi TROPHY BLANCHED SPAN SI 99 99 TINT 79 179 Suave Shampoo SUPER SPOSABLE Toddler Diapers of 79 On CELL Batteries 229 89 VAN I dn AWBE RUT Layer Cakes i PURE FROM CONCENTRATE UNSWEETENED FBI Grapefruit or Orange Juice 119 69 Soft Margarine 79 asBaking PINK SALMON DIGESTIVE ARROWROOT SHORTCAKE OR NICE PEEK FBI AN BISCUITS -use- WELCHS PURE Grape Jam or Jelly GREEN GIANT FANCY FROZEN Whole Kernel NlbletsCorn ASSORTED FLAVORS Royal Jelly Powders PANTRY SHELF CHOICE Peach Halves or Slices OZJAR 2 LB POLY BAG 5 2 BOXES 99 99 99 99 REGULAR OR DIET 7UP PLU3 DEPOSIT PER DEL MONTE FANCY SEASONED GREEN or WAX BEflNS or PEAS 3 SQUIRREL SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY Peanut Butter Whole Wheat or Cracked Wheat Bread ad 5J5J MONTE ASSORTED VARIETIES Mini Puddings TINS MISS MEW ASSORTED VARIETIES Cat Food I 1 TINS 99 99 Flour i dCa99 109 SEMI SWEET Chocolate Chips 199 Desiccated Coconut Chopped Walnuts RtdQIace Cherries 179 LIBERTY DICED Mixed I tub AUSTRALIAN 99 139 Look for these cards MMfcrrftJfclHllMDdL FRESH SHOULDER Butt Pork RANCH OR EVERSWEET SLICED Side Bacon NEW ZEALAND FROZEN Lamb Shanks 99 WEET 99 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 99 99 PRIDE OF SLICED Cooked Ham ld99 ld99 Chicken Legs lb FRESH Pork Side Ribs Boef Liver CANADA PACKERS DEVON BRAND Breakfast Sausages LB i MARY MILES Wieners Meat Pies 99 SELECTED PREMIUM VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF Sandwich Meats 99 FROZEN Boston Blueflsh Filled CANADA NO 1 GRADE sCsle Potatoes PRODUCE OF USA CANADA NO 1 GRADE Cauliflower 20LB BAG 99 Red or Golden Delicious 59 Pears 59 69 Peppers 59 129