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Accepts Scouter post Acton resident Bob Barber recently accepted a post as Provincial Scouter in Toronto Actively involved In the Scouting movement since he was a Boy Scout himself Barber will be training to be a provincial field executive It is a full time paid position Originally from Georgetown Barber has been actively involved in scouting as a leader and Assistant District Commissioner and will be resigning from his post as District Commissioner for North Trial by jury Robert Marshall of Halton Hills char with manslaughter in the death of Andre Wysman of Milton has been bound over for trial by judge and jury The decision was mode by Provincial Judge Douglas Latimer after a preliminary hearing into the charge Mr was shot while he and two others were fishing at a pond on private property He died hours after he shooting in Milton District Hospital Copper coils stolen Five to six hundred pounds of scrap copper colls were reported stolen from the Hydro office on Alice Street The incident was reported to police Monday morning The coils are valued at House breakins Halton Regional Police were called to two Acton homes Tuesday after thieves broke in Police say thieves gained entry to the home of Douglas 10 Clare Court by climbing the TV tower and breaking a window The home was ransacked but nothing was reported missing Thieves also entered a residence at Chur chill Road the same day through the front window Nothing was stolen Surprise visitor Halton Regional Police have a brief description of a thief after a Jeffrey Street resident came home to find his home broken into and the thief escaping Police say a small amount of cash was stolen SLOW DOWN Flying radar squads Halton Regional Police faced with statistics that show more fatal till the end of Sep tember than the entire months last year will soon have flyingradar squads on the road all over Halton Although the overall number of accidents is down per cent over last year the number of fatal accidents has Increased with so far up two over last years total of Deaths in the total so far for the first 10 months of this year compared to killed over A police spokesman says speed in usually the reason tor and the cure means slowing motorists down As a result the deputy chief has formed three radar squads to concentrate on any one area of Halton with short notice The squads will blitz one area for speeders and then move to another location when police feel traffic is moving normally No matter you go theyre likely to get you if you re speeding a police spokes man said Forewarned is forearmed he said The radar squads will converge on Halton Hills In their blitz but the time and date will be known only to the officers in charge HALTON WOMENS PLACE Cordially Invites You To Its Official Opening Thursday October 6th 430 700 pm or THE OPEN HOUSE Friday October 1 10 am 300 pm Hailort Women Place Is tho first Emergency Cenlre In Halton for abused women and their children All volunteers members donors and members of the public are welcome Due to concern over postal delays this is Halton Women open Invita lion for you to attend 48 HUGH ST MILTON Greenock WI Tho Acton Frog Press Wednesday Oct 11 Hear of students trip by Mrs A Galea The September meet of Greenock Wotticnc Institute was held at the home of Mrs George Wallace Sixteen members and three visitors answered the roll A quotation penned by a well known Education and convenors were In charge of the program Miss Karen a local grade 12 student at Erin Dis High School was guest speaker She gave highlights of her visit to Ottawa in June Karen was one of 100 students chosen to attend the Forum for Young Can The program consisted of seminars given on the running of the govern lours and a lunch eon with their MP Mrs J Vandcrzond compiled and gave a brief history of quilting In North America She told how it evolved via Eur ope how patterns oped and the fabrics that were used Two films were shown on quilting A log cabin circa 1B50 was on courtesy Mrs S Mrs McKcown was Attention 1 1 1 1 HELP YOUR RED CROSS TO HELP OTHERS jf local Red Cross and Mrs at the organ sang anthems and led in congregational singing Sparkles the proverbial fireman mascot and hli friend Keith Clark remind the public tail week fa Tire prevention week Sparkles Is seated in the Acton lire departments antique fire truck tinman carelessness Is the number one cause of fires says the departments fire prevention officer Library busy Acton public library is going to be a busy place this month and next For the kiddies there will be en movies at m October and Magic Dog pup pet show at p on December 13 A series of mini work shops for teens will feature Batik on October to p m patchwork on October from to m and Christmas candy November 7 to 8pm For the adults there Is a workshop In Batik on Saturdays October and at 2 to and a patchwork shop November 1 and 8 from to For information on these and other Interest programs visit the Acton Public Library Limehouse Guest preacher Rev Hugh McDonald of Calcdon and Claude was preacher the two anniversary services at Limehouse Presbyterian Church last Sunday The choir led by Mrs Bert 11iiiRhlor Lin itliogr iphcri produce idc of t I thoKiaphetl diary of Jcislins Inior Environmental Board NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING PROPOSED WASTE DISPOSAL SITE FOR LANDRLUNO Regional Municipality of Town of Milton The Ontario Ministry of I ho Environment has received an application by Regional Municipality of Halton far approval of a disposal sits for land filling to bo located on Pan of Lota and Concussion Now Geographic Township of Nalson County Holton now in the Town Milton Municipality mora particularly In Pans to Inclusive on Plan for notary Division ot Halton 120 The Environmental Assessment board will conduct public hearing obtain Information and to hear the views of the public so thai It can make rocommonda lions In respect the proposed disposal site Written oral submissions may be made to the Board at hearing Tha Board will not consider any slons regarding the proposal attar tha hearing has been The hearing will be held on October 16 at 10 clock In morning local time In the Auditorium Halton Centennial Manor 1B5 Ontario South Milton Ontario Plans the proposed alto will bo avail able for examination and Inspection during normal bus Iness hours In the office of the Clerk of the Region Municipality of Bionte Road Ontario In tho officii the Clerk of Town of Milton Main Street East Milton Ontario and In office of Environmental Assessment Floot 1 St Clair Toronto OnlflrioM4V1K7 STATUTORY REFERENCES Environmental Protection Act 1971 1971 Chapter SO Murphy Secretory Environmental Assessment Board baz motors on da COUNTDOWN SPECIAL FANTASTIC SELECTION OF BRAND NEW HONDAS IN WE HAVE TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE INCOMING SHIPMENTS WHY PAY 1981 PRICES BUT REMEMBER OUR 1980 STOCK WONT LAST TOO LONG BUY OR LEASEI SALES and SERVICE FOR SALES THE BOARD OF EDUCATION invites applications from members of the public for appointment to Library Boards A person is qualified bo appointed as a member of a board who a Is a Canadian citizen lb Is of tho full age of eighteen years c is resident in municipality for which board Ea established and is not a of any of bodies entitled to make on appointment to the Board from the Public Libraries Act 1974 Pleaso send written applications to Mr Bill Hord Lino Burlington Ontario by October 31 1980 Bill Chairman S Lavender Director its a fact FACT FACT a com plot a lino of Custom Fonturoi FACT FACT KITCHENS has Prices SHOP and COMPARE HASH KITCHENS AND THE PERFECT TEAM Kashn Karry Kitchens In charge of the display Bon Voyage to be set up at Acton Fair Mrs J McCullock will be delegate to Geulph Area Convention lo be held in Regal Holt in October Mrs Sin assisted by the teas served delightful lunch In August two carloads from Greenock W I at tended the afternoon tea honoring Mrs Matthew Living Springs of which Mrs is a member was hostess for the tea Mrs C Diamond president was guest speaker Ontario Show Time to Thurs Fit Sat Sun 7 pm Sat Mattne2 pan Ultra J ins Then is absolutely no other cigarette quite like Medallion ion if WINDOWS A and DOORS FACTORY WAREHOUSE OUTLET SHOWROOM HOURS 96 Fit Sot time to Winterize your home Aluminum Storm Windows Aluminum Storm Doors vNo7l GEORGETOWN 334 ST Phono 877 Dol TRACK STORMS as low as DO IT YOURSELF amnio in your sizes WE ALSO INSTALL VINYL SUDER WINDOWS Glazed Many Sues AS LOW AS WW SELF STORING STORMSCREEN Hardware Included Q Natural WW 88 ALUM PATIO STORM DOORS WOOD PATIO DOORS Size and Advice Available Window SpedaBsts New or Replacement SEE US for Wood Windows Picture Window Entrance Doors Lock Sets and Waatherstripping THE PLACE TO SA SPECIAL PRICES ON HOUSE LOT QUANTITIES ATTENTION Mayors Fire Chiefs Police ChiefsMedical Officers of Health Municipal Emergency Planners Register now to attend a conference entitled Emergency Preparedness for the Eighties This important confer ence will dea with practical issues facing all those involved in emergency planning in government and industry Issues to be covered include the nature of emergencies and the capabilities of response the role of the local emergency planner and the responsibility of elected officials The train derailment will be used as an example of the sort of emergency for which you must be prepared Emergency Preparedness for the Eighties October 16 19 1980 at the Harbour Castle Hilton Toronto To do so phone 416 961 6505 Telex 986766 Ask for Emergency Conference Secretariat Address is Emergency Conference Conference Secretariat St Clair Ave West Suite 303 Toronto Ontario 2Y3 Sponsored by the Ontario Government and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario