Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), November 12, 1980, p. 19

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Family problems cost 30 million prevention gets only 16 million The Acton FreoPtoss Wednesday Nov 121380 B7 The cost of dealing with family problems Involv ing children In was more than mil lion last year but only about million was spent on the support pro- grama which might have prevented those later problems Belts co ordinator of the Sheridan College Family Day Care program presented her comparisons of the fund ing for childrens pro grams In at the first annual meeting of the Childrens Services Steering Groupof held at the OakvlUe campus a member of the steering group com piled a summary of the types of services In Ilal ton and the amount of money spent on each Support services avail able to all families re ceived about million In funding in Inter vent Ion and rehabilitation which result from some family problem Involving childrencost about million Control which provide for children re moved from the family setting for any reason cost about million Indicates that spending school care school report Suburbs In cutbacks by the grams for children with Crisis was discussed provincial government special needs multl with the group by Its have delayed the in vice centres for families author EUert troduction of support and community services The study systems such as pre- for troubled youths Halton handing back to homeowners intends to Regional Council made resolution of the up to back to decision Wednesday of the sewer homeowners who have charge system been paying Bower committee We will definitely be surcharge bills even which also recommended Issuing cheques though they ore not hooked up to municipal sewers policy of residents this year forgiveness should said Deputy Treasurer Don Farmer who does it TV APPLIANCES MAYTAG INGLIS GIBSON WOODS SONY PANASONIC EUCTROHOME ANTENNAE SPECIALISTS olor ACCURATE CAMERA REPAIR Free Estimates Repairs to oil makes of Photographic Equip Prompt and friendly service Products N Call Richard mm SHEA S MOBILE CLEANING SERVICE LTD year specialist in to- wan and cleaned on location NO STEAM- NO SHRINKAGE All work guaranteed Richard Telford Mill St corner Monday through Friday All Day 2183 TOM THOMPSON Chropiamor 103 Maui Si R0CKW00D CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE J HOUSTON Sc DC Divisional Main Siroal Tuatday end Thursdays 800pm From 10 Dead or Disabled Animals Removed FERGUS or CONTRACTORS DEAD STOCK REMOVAL OR fl STEEN A Acton Professional Idmg 93 Mil Street Eesl At on For Appointments BRUCE PURCELL In General Re pa Ira Texture Spraying Taping Lathing Finished Bate mama Call after pm BG SOUNDS Wtddtngt Banquau Partita Bob 4164267S62 dgom4a HILLS Electrical Industrial Commercial Residential ACTON QUALITY SERVICES Electrical Interior Renovation Commercial ACTON Custom Land Clearing Road Building La walling 8784654 Dump Truck- etc Top Soil Sand Gravel Trenching Basemen Pond etc Licenced to Install optic complete pool Installation alio tin Free estimates Call anytime QEORQE ANDREWS 8531638 luiieiulMioim 55 Mill St East Acton ALTON 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sentatives are also changed significantly In Milton the repre sentatives are Mayor and Councillors Bill Johnson and Brad Clementa Krantz and Clements are new this term In Burlington even though there were some election races all nine Incumbents were returned The Burlington repre sentatives will be Mayor Bird and Council lors Joan Ted Davo La Combe Connell Steve Toth Jim Grieve Pat McLaughlin and Walter Mulkewich The Halton Hills repre sentation will be Mayor Peter and Councillors Whiting Buss Miller Roy Booth and Mike Armstrong The big changes were in where In cum bent regional councillors Laurie Mannell Ron and Bonnie Brown were all unseated The repre sentation will be Mayor Harry Barrett and Councillors Fred Oliver Anne Carol Gooding Keith Bird Terry and Nina Georgette Legate daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Legate of Guelph and Byron Robert Timbers son of Mr and Mrs Carl Timbers of Acton exchanged vows recently In a doublering ceremony at Eden Mills United Church Given in marriage by the bride wore a formal gown of lace styled with a wedding ring neckline sheer yoke full bishop natural waistline and a full skirt of Alencon lace with flounces on the bottom of the gown forming a chapel train She also wore a finger tip veil double tiered with trim Mrs Debbie Parsons of Acton sister of the bride was matron of honor while Legate another sister of the bride and Mrs Pearl of were bridesmaids They wore formal gowns of cranberry colored jersey with a fitted bodice and shoe string empire waist with detachable full sleeved Jackets and white gloves They carried pale pink parasols trimmed with cranberry and dusty rose orchids and Bill MeGlllowuy served as best man while Scolt Timbers brother of the groom and Jim Stevenson both of Acton were ushers The groom wore tails in silver grey trimmed in The best man and ushers also wore silver grey suits with darker grey tics and vests Guests from as far away as Jasper Alberta Ctarcmont and were received at the Victoria Golf Course in Guelph Brother of the bride Terry Legate served as master of ceremonies he dinner while Jim Alexander Paul Timbers and Bill McGLUowoy gave speeches The couple spent a few days honeymooning In Brucebrldge before moving to their new home in Rockwood Several showers were held for the bride before the wedding Deb Par sons and attendants Mrs Norton and Donna Krnpck of Guelph St and Mrs Fuller of Eden Mills gave miscellaneous showers couple attended High School together by Either Taylor Richard Gordons candidate for Jack the Rip per is a London doctor with expensive taste who supplemented his medical income by pimping for the madam of a highclass brothel The mysterious Mrs Floyd has a past which is not revealed until the last chapters of The Private Life of Jack The Ripper Under an other name Bertie friend and accomplice was acquitted of her husbands min der She was In fact guilty hating done in her mate with an overdoes of chloroform Bertie aware of guilt helped Mrs Floyd to establish her brothel Dr Randolph travelled regularity across the Channel to procure innocent and attractive young girls for the Floyd estab lishment It was a profitable arrangement for both partners Closer to home Bertie lured slum patients the younger and ones Into lives degrad alien He handpicked the victims of his knife In order as he finally confessed to Mrs Floyd to quire their reproductive organs The actual kit ling aided by his useful bottle of chloroform meant as lilt to turn a hair at these revelations Realizing he was In danger of being unmasked Jack and Mrs Floyd made plans to ee England Gordon Doctor In the House makes a good case for his choice of Ihe flipper in a novel that recreates the squalor and brutality of Victorian England The same compelling description en grossed readers of an earlier book The Private Life of Florence Nightengale When Richard Gordon turns his pen to drama its hard to recognize his as the lighthearted author of the Doctor books Ken won the Edgar Awird for the best novel of That was was his bestseller Eye of the Needle Triple followed in the same thriller tradition and now The Key to Rebecca is Fol letts third novel which some critics claim Is the most stunning novel of his career He belongs to that rare breed of contemporary Jack Higglns and Wilbur Smith who seem inspired by the credo that the story is the thing LetothcrwordcraftsmenanguLshoverthe psychological quirks of their characters picks his plot and follows through carrying his readers with him to the final page The Key to Rebecca pits master spy Alex Wolff against British officer Major Vandam who Is sworn to destroy him The setting is North Africa in 1942 when Field Marshall Rommel could do no wrong thanks to Wolff with his code keyed in the pages of Daphne Du Maurier Rebecca Hamstrung by the bungling of his lUperior officer Ihe Brit Intelligence office most lost the duel with Wolff He prevailed In the end thanks In part to the help of Elene a beaut iful Egyptian Jew whose mission was to lure Wolff into Vandam net The Key to Rebecca is a firstclass thriller which should if possible be Another writer who authors unique thrillers with racing backgrounds concentrates on plot and action Instead of psychological digressions Dick Francis once the Queen s jockey can be re lied upon attention His latest story Reflex matches any other novels he has written As one fan put it What I like about Francis is the matter of fact way he handles his rarebedroom scenes A couple of lines and back As proof that reading like art is a matter of taste consider the exchange between two local patrons both lifetime bookworms Margaret At- novels figured in the argument notably her latest bestseller Life Before Man The Atwood speaker confessed she read the novel out of a sense of duty because the author is Can adian and widely acclaimed Her reaction I wasted my time on a couple of char acters whose own mothers would find offensive Nobody to like and the damdest ending Bong With no problems resolved The Atwood fan horrified marched to the de fence of Life Before Man with lavish praise of At wood characterization She gets right under the skin of her main Gives you a lot to think about The verbal duel ended in a draw each reader just as convinced the other was wrong Mean while a library clerk audience remained neu while Inwardly Among October arrivals in the library ore Richard Rohmers Red Periscope The Coven ant James Mkhener Loon Lake EL Doc- The Master Mariner Book Nicholas Entwining Richard Condon FAITH UNITY RELIGION MAN CONTACT AH OF HILLS Box Georgetown Church Services Obituary Gordon Bilton TRINITY UNITED CHURCH ACTON holloa Beaton DA BO El bit MS PhD Music Sunday Nov 18 m Wor lOOOorn Sunday School old and Toddlora Core Wolcomo PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rov John A MA BO Choir Mr A Hanson A Sunday Nov 1980 13Sth Anniversary Sunday Clark Won Toronto Reaching Forlh Guest nolo I at Murgarot Booth 11 a Sunday School Crochn The Lost Found opart mont Minister a muslcnl group Invito you to thorn In a Journoy through Iho In Music Welcomo to our Celebration SALVATION ARMY Sdrvico every Sunday at Trinity United Church Acton THE CHURCH OF ST ALBAN THE MARTYR Willow St St Rav BA M Director of Mrs Frank Sunday Nov The Rav Frank Ford 30 a m Morning Prayer Mr Grant Puncheon will field to 10 30am Church School Nursery Baby Cora WEDNESDAY 10 Holy Eucharist ALL WELCOME was the former Mary Former Acton resident Evelyn Marshall She re- Gordon Wilfred BUton sided with her husband at died October at prior to Toronto General Hospital He was In his year A resident of 10th Street New Toronto Mr Bilton Is survived by sis tcrs Mrs Alf Duby of Acton and Mrs A Ten Obituar Mary Jacobson Mary Evelyn Jacob- her death son wife of former In Besides her husband terlm pastor of Acton she survived by Baptist Church daughter Elizabeth Ann away October at Ihe of London and son Paul University Hospital Marshall of Ottawa sis- London Ontario Mrs Charles Howard Jacobson Ernst of Water- Berved tor a year in the loo and Mrs Vernon early 1960 as Acton Dynes of pastor and has been a Richmond Hill frequent visitor to his Mrs Jocobson rested former church last at the William Hipp Fun- preaching in August Ho oral Home In Paris Fun- Is currently pastor of the service was held Bapist Church October at the Paris Born in Dulfcrln Baptist Church with Rev County Mrs Jacobson Robert Hamilton official tag Many members of the Acton Baptist Church congregation attended riant of Georgetown The son of Mr ana Mrs Robert he m was born on March Holy Eucharist attended Acton Public and Con tinuot ion Schools He was very active In scouting and was a member of Actons first Rover troop under the leadership of the late Frank Oakes During his years residing In Acton Mr Bll tori worked at Beardmore Tannery More recently he was employed by Goodyear Rubber and enjoyed his leisure time cottage In Keswick ACTON BAPTIST Funeral service wos CHURCH held at Shoemaker Fun Pastor Das Sydney Home on October 30 a Sundsy School Rev to a officiating Interment am Morning followed at Cemetery Acton 7 Evening Follow Pallbearers were hip in homos nephews David Shannon La League meets Interested In Information about breast feeding The La League of Aclon are offering meetings for women with questions on the subject and Ihe next meeting is November Those interested arc asked to call Marilyn Coxe or Karen Gregory for in forma I ion concerning place and time TuosdayY of Acton Robert and Ralph Vincent of Georgetown cousin Clarence Dunbar of Waterloo and friends Henry Wedge Acton and Howard niton of CHURCHILL COMMUNITY Rov E Jenkins 4166209022 Sunday Nov 16 1980 Service The Church on the Hill is an Interdenominational taring to noeds the community Everyone mo gets some help from Instructor Lisa at the Credit Valley Artisans pioneer craft program at Collage Comhuak dolls were one of the my era Hi covered during he series

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