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Tho Acton Wednesday Fob b ircfighters had lo use air packs when they were Inside the burning Cock burn homeonltosemary ltd Saturday resulted from the b ire Chief Mick Holmes in hat supervises his men during the chimney lire S tilth fire damage to Rosemary St home Tie rs cill was Litmus Cockburn it St 1 1 m mine a in damage re suite I in the basement Mr and the thru ire w th neighbor Mum f the basement ind then is It i sin ike dam lie ace rriirij fin llnlmis t ihurs and division were items dimiRed Firefighters respi nded fins I iter Satiird v There w is no dan in c ill ice rdiiig 1 lines first t tifilitmr if the ick burns the hone if it Minutes liter is till to the Tom ltd Sunday there was i third chimney fire till this Unit it Gary home Churchill ltd No is listed in the firt department report K Robbins heads Y reeenlK board dip was Hunter is the chair troll is am dors of prim while and com by Dot 1 Midi members of the include Boyle Mom Joan Tribe flic Build ne Chip Doug Leys 1 ti the t of tl Daley Jack Sue ns Peter Hill id ltrcnda Denny IMS Chevrolet won first place In the Custom pick up diss at the recent Trucksport auto show at Ihe CNF This Is the woman third award won against five other entries Including her boyfriend a She did all Ihc interior restoration work herself BUI Liberal FOR LEADERSHIP Ml Propose 110 home development A proposal for 110 on a acre site on tin east bide of Highway south of Alton was presented to Hills planning board last M A agent for owner K Fishir of claimed then is than inoUjh sewage capacity to an additional people and capacity to handle bet ween B000 and 10 lie said the develop ment would probably yield residents and the lots would frontage and between and 10 000 squire feet In An internal road was shown on i sketch Qui firing of trees and would surround the development which he said had i density of people per acre Counilllor Boss Kncchtel questioned the capacity figures pointing out there Is i rcstrntion on the present plint Willi a substantia portion of tin avail held for nidus ml hi doubtid if an nil to 10 000 people is possible since with st from Hit Ministry of Ciuniillor termed the pruniture in the liht of tin Better Council by halving Manned Councillor Laurie Manned hat ask the member Council be re to 12 full time councillors Mr made the suggestion is part of his input on i regional re view of the current slate well the is work i nf He slid that is most run bus messes or have full time jobs hey ire not to devote the time nee to thick out and investigate the needs and concerns of Guv eminent As most of the meet stiff reports are op- proved without in i the councillors known about the where it is it is needed or not or any of the details on which loejc decis ions should lie mide 1 feel tint with full time councillors the member of the various committees go out and look at ill projects could thoroughly read ill mitcnil ind act participate in running the region and do the job for which they were elected Mr Manuel in adequate be paid to the suggested full time by using the salaries now paid to all members of Regional Council The public would get belter service and 1 am sure we could thous ands of dollars he bald Mr Manncll has also the Re view Committee lo use the recommendations prepared by an id hoe re- committee two years ago as the basis of the new review Two years ago a committee chaired by Milton Mayor Don Gord held meetings on this subject The committee wis composed of elected councillors from each local municipality and they briefs held hearings with roup a and individual citizens had staff input and in my mind covered inythlng and everything that anyone wanted to discuss There was con disagreement among the committee on many items but after all Ihe shooting was over by compromise and by ma ority the minriatinns went to the Committee of the Whole of Council where they were changed and amended and sent on to Council for ratification have Thus with all this then changes the previoL work behind humbly suggest that this report the starting point for any revnw and tint if Administration Committee sees that made rccommeiidilions But please let us not start it square one and rehash the whole thine he sild No crop damage yet says ag rep No damage to fruit and land crops has been re ported during the unseasonably mild winter conditions says Burke McNeill an agriculture horticulture specialist and agricultural representative for However pasture damage is possible If the weather continues cold with no snow covering The worst damage could occur In the Spring when temperature fluctuations are not common If there arc fluctuations lowering fruit buds could be damaged affecting fruit crops The effect of weather fluctuations on grain crops would not be as severe Mr McNeill There arc also possibilities that deer may be feeding on exposed winter wheat crops Land available Catholic High far in the future Although the School Board lias indicated an interest in i piece of property side of Acton plans to build a high school are a lone way in the future according to Director of Education Cliff Byrnes The iff 4 acre property Notice to Ratepayers MUNICIPAL PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT NOTICES tin fat Hilton Hills in now the Ontario Ministry ol For consultation andor related services contact Corporation con mis S Sax A A C I A I A L C A A I M A D Will B A hills THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS PUBLIC NOTICE Tho Corporation of Town of havo boon by Horbort 24 Paik Acton to Indies to of making a gift of his homo and land at Park to Town to form part of municipal parkland Par and to bo for futura park Mr Hlnton has lea tod that former Town of Acton and raildonti boon through which many of and foimor wife llfo roallied and now ha to show hli approbation In thli In return for thla gift which would bo to a municipal tax Ilia tenancy Mr ha a united that a plaque placed at ilia In honour of late wife and olio thai tho park be renamed from Park to Park The Council will giving to at their regular Council moot on February 1980 at 7 Any cltlien tooubmlt on matter Invited to do o by contacting the Clark Office Trafalgar Road Any aubmlaaiona will to the attention of the Council to In tholr deliberations All will be conildorod confidential by the municipality KR AMCT CLERK ADMINISTRATOR TOWNOFHALTONHILLS 3AMAINSTREETSOUTH QEOrtQETOWN ONTARIO L704X1 PI inner Mario sud to studies by the region seemed to there miht In ipieity ind not yet been determined The plan wis referred to the planning depart merit for report Estate homes A pi into build iti rcsidenliil homes on Hit side if two half miles of Act was t Hilton Hills pi tin ins from the Separate Bo rd showing J acres of the I he to donate to the board is a future site for i school Green iskul ml lie proposal the wis referred to the H i icrts spoke briefly depirlmmt for siyine li id loiter report L Arche meets I miles south f Acton on Highway is owicd by Ronald Green who Hills planning board last Tuesday with plans for i M estate homes and Hit donation of J to the School board for the building of a school I he members of the recently hell first mcetuiL if ill the home of Knox Avenue I ynli I ml tin sterol riport if the previous tin tre surer report si Verm re id think you note fromTinkerbell Nursery if inous children in the torn muniiy for Christmas lime Plans ire now under ill i ml mil lime Julie reported lint i Group tin Reformed Church ire having a V dentine hike silo on I ebruiry la with pr pom to I ind dnn ilmns of Inked w ho welcome The I of ih tin generosity if I I idles roups of tin Chnsthn the amount of money donated to I ilp the ret in North NOW TRY WEIGHT WATCHERS COME FOR A COFFEE PARTY AT St Par ah Hall Thursday February OVER 280 CLASSES IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO ACTON GEORGETOWN MILTON 8269200 I inn which hi ft it tin Hind Hal Ticket hi obtained AuNdnry member we hope Ih it LAKEVIEW CENTRE Carpet and flooring SpecsoSsts Installers On Staff Wl Ft mire Carpet From RICHMOND CORONET VENTURE OZITE CALLAWAY Cuili V from ARMSTRONG and fflEE ESTIMATES Lakeview Centre Main St North Portrait of a CGA Gerry Dallas C G A Audit Manager Greenfield at makes Gerry ob jo rig And by number Gerry can ore Certified General Accountants Association Loob whos stealing your electricity Did yon knew tint i inch under the door is ii nine squire inch hole iked through the Tlul i lol of for inn get out ind cold icl in lie is rep worn weather the door Check caulking door window too sf P tlTv lPi r Liu- A filler closed with your furnace work much hdrdcr Turn ice fillers should be cle or replaced least once i month season Its It have the whole furn ice checked over loo before the cold bets in Use Wisely Tune up clean up simple Appliances that are clean and well cared for last longer use less Over long run you can save money on appliance rephce And of course the less energy you waste the more dollars you save Dont waste your energy Ontario hydroNl