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he Acton Free Wednesday Juno 1980 Emergency sticker studied Derek Crooks Jabon Ash and 13 r van are served three pioneer lunch LIUIc school Cancer campaign raises view by their teacher Barbara Holmes Safety No matter where you and your family go to swim or relax there are several simple rules that go a long way in the pre vention of drowning For he filth year in a row the Acton Branch of the Canadian Can Society has made it Into the ex elusive Dollar Club for raising more than SI per capita during April fund raising drive This years campaign raised in Acton and area up from the 1979 campaign total of The following is the list of firms who made contributions canvassers and volunteer drivers who helped make the 1980 campaign such a sue cess Donating firms and Co A Green Superior Glove Works Ltd Frank Heller and Co Ltd Hornby Box and Pallet Commercial Shearing Ind Canadian Food and Allied Workers Mr Carrie Can Legion Ladies Royal Can Legion Acton Lions Club Dublin Women Institute Building Products Local Canvassers Mary Matthews Ruth Dorothy Hilton E Joyce Sprowl Lois Henderson Jean Leitch Joan Knight Florence Allan Ann Bertha Fox Shellme Smith Mary Ruth Kranen Vein a Marlon Diamond Barb Wilson Edna ley June Hunter A Reynolds Lar Christina C A Pear Sharon Anderson Dllysjoss C ran Pearee Doris fait Jan Laura Mildred Ward Audrey Hitching Jean Hoops Jean Owen Robert Hart Zmija M Maria Mil Janet Marshall Mrs Dick Christina Elma Rowe Marilyn Murray Pat Patterson Janice Edna Gordon Vera Maddocks Freda Dot Touner Jessie Robertson MayHoarc P Diamond Wedge Harriet Helwig Marion Patterson Sharon Casswill Mrs Knapton Barb Robinson Shir ley Mrs Rouse Lit tie Mr Hotbiskl Karen Caisale Valerie Johnston Joan Ford Pat Pope Gloria Coats Mary Irene Terry Gladys Davidson McDonald An Van Fleet Cook Dills Allen Sheila Waller Marge Patterson Dot Waller E Vera Blanch Juanita La Barb Mrs Dewhurst Sinclair Nancy La Ihropc Betty Holmes Mary Doris Duby K Sandra Charlotte Ironside Mar Sinclair Gayle Ferguson Norma Mrs C Lands borough Fran Marco Cathy Sharon Foster Mary McVeigh Margaret Creasey Jane Robertson Monica Ruppcrt Colbeck Hope Weir Eileen R New Carol Korpela Lynn Kryrik Carolyn Frueler Jean Masales Dorothy Rognvaldson Grace Betty Anderson Vic Lynda Cussidy Mr Kenny Mrs Schlppcr Donna Jeffery Yvonne Courtlne Joan Tyres Lynda Pil grim Susan Kauchler Dot Norton Joan Luck David Chapman Mrs Carol White Shirley Duncan Mrs Jane Gillies Velma West Nancy Little Mrs Mrs Thompson Mr and Mrs Robert Drivers Mrs May Wilds Mrs Betty Allan by Fred New EI don Comfort Harry Norton Mrs Ann Mrs Ruth Mr Verbeck Mrs Mary Towgood C son Symon C Salter ton Elmer Mrs Yvonne Courtino Mrs M Bell Canada will be asked to help Region Bend out gency telephone number stickers for application on telephone sets The slickers would have the numbers of fire departmenta police and ambulance plus one or two other numbers which Regional Council will be asked to consider The stickers from a discussion recent on the possibility of CUPE board pact A agreement was reached between the Halton Board of Education and the Local full time workers Total increase includ ing wages benefits and premiums amounts to 1 per cent Employees receive a cent an hour Increase in wages tabllshlng a fill emergency number for all of Region The idea was shot down when it was found the cost would top to Implement Milton Mayor Don Gordon told the Admlnis tration and Finance Committee at the time it might be simpler and cheaper to send out stickers which could be stuck to he telephones or Halton residents He said this had been done In Milton in years post Costs for the stickers were tabled at the com mittee and It was found it would cost for the deemed needed However a snag developed when it was noted by Councillor Steve Toth that stickers sent out by the region would probably go in a tax notice or a water sewer bill If this went to the owner of an apartment building not living In Halton Hie stickers might never be delivered He suggested Bell Canada might send out the stickers with the tele phone bill and Chief Administrative Officer Ernie offered to look Into the possibility and report back Frontier Florist Gift Shop 6198222361 Floral Designs Weddings Funerals Clearance of Boxed Plants Perennials Hanging Baskets Geraniums Police await arbitration An arbitration decision on a new contract for unl formed and civilian members of the Regional Police force Is expected In three weeks Members of the Region Police Com mission and Police Association put forth their arguments at a hearing after noon before arbitrator Gail Brent Negotiations began last December shortly before Region mileage expand Regional Council will be asked to approve a recommendation that people appointed by council to committees or other public agencies feet cents per mile in travel expenses This amount is the same as now being paid to councillors and re gional staff members who must use their vatc automobiles from time to time on regional business the contract ended but reached an impasse in March Police arc asking for a pay increase of 15 per cent for 1980 hat would sec the salary of a first class constable rise fiam to An increase of 7 per cent has been offered by the police commission that would provide a firstclass constable with The police association is also arguing for o- man patrol cars between and Bum to cope with mounting violence In the region Twoman patrols are now used in emergencies and members of the com mission expressed con over the obvious Increased costs associated with the pro posal The Association has also requested the trans of police cadets from the civilian bargaining unit to the uniformed bargaining unit and a fully paid dental plan BINGO EVERY TUESDAY by JACKPOTS EnrtyblrdGama7 Hall W Ontario FOR FREE TRANSPORTATION CALL 8631 fifth V CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS INANDAROUNDACTON Drop to moot the Word I ovary Fr day I DO tv Com locotodot Acton SnJval on It 3 St For on only phoi a 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