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The Acton Free Wodnosday 9 Meals on Wheels prices may go up Meala on Wheels will likely go up to day now that Reliable Taxi won t be bringing the meals to town for free Peggie co ordinator of the Acton Community Services Centre which runs Meals on Wheels here explain ed Reliable Taxi has generously been bringing back the hot noon hour meals from Halton Manor after taking youngsters to Tinkerbell Nursery in Milton However Reliable Taxi no longer has the contract to deliver children to Milton so they can bring the meals to town But the meals axon t going to stop Storting this week three days a week Acton Meals on Wheels drivers will go to Milton and pick up meals The other two days era will travel to Milton and bring them back to Speyslde and be met by Acton drivers drivers pick up a meal for a resident of that village two days a week Mrs Balkintl observed this new arrangement appears to present no problems In keeping the program running except new pick up system Individual that makes The centre wilt con- daily trips to Milton It a problem but tinue to look for a firm or around the noon hour are working around It However she expects tho mileage cost will result In the price of the SI a day meals being increased or SO cents She know when that Increase will come into effect the centre will wait to see how much costs go up because of the Explain assessment equalization factors Acton Councillor Ross has called for a Halton Hills staff report explaining how assess ment equalization factors are calculated and why they never seem to He says councillors need the information so they can explain pre sent form of assessment to taxpayers centre and Anne right donated of Volumelof and a copy of His and Atlas County to the Acton High School library Thursday on behalf of the Dublin Women Left librarian Ken Ellis gratefully accepts the books Police Week display at Petes Barber Shop Regional Police will set up a display in the window of Pete Barber Shop on Mill Street from May to IS Next week is police week across the region and the force has a num ber ot plans and not in Acton but at the new District Acton Georgetown and flflltoni headquarters on GuelphSt in Georgetown beside Arena Sergeant A McQueen said the big push this year in Halton Hills Is at the new station in Georgetown which will be officially opened at ceremonies beginning at m May 14 The force s new crime prevention trailer play will be at the new district headquarters In addition there will be an indoor display and tours of the headquarters on May 15 and The police are planning to bring the new crime prevention trailer to Acton later this year The traffic safety branch of the force is planning a program for grades and students and McQueen said they expect to visit McKenzlc- and St Josephs schools during police week Police volleyball teams Wilt also be playing games against staffs of Halton high schools McQueen hopes a game can be arranged at Acton High School during police week The dirty dozen the 12 officers assigned to cover Acton this year rccentl won the forces tournament in Milton FACTORY OUTLETS Bath Toweb Drapery Fabncs 1V Quft Battng Macrame Cord 30- Yam 30- Clothing Factory Prices Kitchen Garbage Bags Figure skater Kevin Parker weekly Draw Saturday winners Stella Brunei Cleaners Family Acton and Susan Restaurant and Jug City Dawtrey of London Vouchers from shared the weekly draw prize Saturday morning Because she was on hand for the draw Mrs B run ell also picked up a bonus television Elmo Braida 24 Queen St won merchant bonus vouchers from Family Cleaners and Acton Deli Vouchers from Acton Bowling Lanes and Ed s In N Out were won by Eyvonne Van St St 11a Brunette was also the lucky winner of a bonus vouchers In partnership with Karen Gunn Brampton from Wooden Heart Restaur ant Stedmons and Acton Photo and Camera Ed Leather land 112 Acton won vouchers