The Acton Free Press Wednesday May Draft agreement for new St Josephs School Hills general School to be built on Mill committee approved a West draft development The agreement which agreement Monday night has already been for the new St Joseph examined by the lawyer for Hal ton Separate School Board must still be approved by trustees Councillors were In formed In staff report Monday that the zoning changes approved by the municipality Board Tlie agreement slates once municipal sanitary sewer service is available the school must hook Into the system Landscaping grading floodlighting fencing Flowers of Hope campaign on The annual Flowers of Hope donations com in Acton and area is underway this week About North Association for the ally Retarded canvassers started knocking on doors Monday and the drive winds up Saturday spokespersons Julie Con ray and Jennie said The goal of the campaign Is to raise j00 up from about Out last year There is a change in the Flowers of Hope drive this year Flower seeds are not being distributed added to campaign and administrative costs and few people were planting them Instead of receiving seeds donors arc being given card listing the North Association for the Mentally Re tarded programs and facilities including Tinker Bell Nursery Countryside Gruup Home ARC Workshop apartments for adults Developmental Centre for Severely Handicapped Children and Adult Developmental Centre Also if people t home when the comes around a card will bo left with an envelope so they can make their donation directly to the Bank of Montreal drnlnago access to and from the site garbage storage and snow re moval planns must all be approved by municipal officials In addition the board must pay Hills MOO to cover engineering planning legal administration and supervisions services by the municipality for the development of the pro perty as a school A traffic study will have to be carried out and the board pay for any road work in the area The study will look at entrance turning move ments bus loading zones school crossing zones parking access limits and lighting on Milt St The board must give the town feet of land across the front of the school site for road widening A BOO deposit will be required to cover the cost of cleaning up or repair lng roads curbs and boulevards damaged during construction Alan Drawn and David Paul were presented with medals at the First Acton Boys Brigade open house Friday night at Knot Church as top boys In their group Rev John Robertson presents the medals A calculating group The AIIS grade 10 match math team left to right Adam Thomas Rick Green Icy and teacher The team competed In the national Junior math contest In March sponsored by University or Waterloo Results came out last week with earning the highest mark of the team tough test Lack of snow saved for mosquito spraying Dear Sir Welcome to another year of itch ing skin rash sleepless nights etc Children in minor sports will be swatting those little In stead of kicking the ball and having fun What diseases will our biting little bugs spread How much out of pocket will we spend on repel I ants and medication How much will we suffer Acton High School with such a lov ely track soccer pitch etc will we be able to enjoy It with the taking over All these questions will be an in the next few months Over names lor a spraying program much research by Chris Houston and a lot of discussion with councillors for 7S0 for spraying to be cut from the budget OK people and more wanted to have this done let get It done Maybe nature gave us less this year so there would be money left over to balance the mosquito population and also the budget Any suggestions Please feel free to contact me or your councillor to an itch free Acton Year Pat Robinson Scirocco For the special few who stilt consider driving a joy it has bfuol economy And onto f Don Mr BAZ MOTORS 199GuolphSt Mountain view 8775285 REMEMBER NO 7 SALES TAX ON MANY BUILDING SUPPLY ITEMS ASK US HURRY SALE ENDS6 PM TUESDAY AND IS CLOSED VICTORIA DAY REMEMBER DELIVERY IS AVAILABLE FROM THE CASHWAY BUILDING CENTRE NEAREST YOU