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Golden A Elect new executive by Edith Frank and The meeting of the Golden Age Club was held In the Lux ton Halt on October 10 The evening opened with a Pot Luck supper and the minutes and correspondence were read by the secretary who moved the adoption and was seconded by Morrison and carried The transportation convener Laura Dennis spoke on the next bus trip via Burlington to Toledo November The Birthday song was sung to Leslie Graham and Alice The Roll Call was given by the treasurer Eileen Dix a representative plans for a dropin centre and also a possibility of a ceramics class The dropin for seniors is on Wednesday and Fridays ID m to It was moved by Anne Berry and seconded by Mae Fountain that the nev executive take office at our next meeting on November Bingo was enjoyed niter the elections the win ners being Morrison Helen Water house Sinclair Irene Terry Louise Lindsay Anne Berry Mae Fountain and Yvonne Hamilton The following are the officers for past- president Harry president Leslie Graham first vicepres ident Isabel McDonald vicepresident Wilfred MeEaciern secretary Edith assistant secretary Theresa Mathcson treasurer Jean Jackson assistant treasurer Jean McLean pianist Jean McLean Assistant pianist Edna card convener Irene Terry assistant card convener Agnes Holmes social Emma kitchen administrator Anne Berry Program Edna Besley Gladys David son Edith Bert Davidson Transport atlon Isabel McDonald Irene Terry Greta Perkins Kay Alger Auditors Jane Gamble Veralngtls Euchre Mae Fountain Freda Lambert Executive of the Beta Phi Sorority governing Phi Theta Phi and Delta Beta chapters in charge of a meeting welcoming new members Sunday evening at Trinity United Church Left to right Susan Schmeler treasurer Nancy Thetn recording secretary Theta vice president Betty Chris XU president Missing is Bowers XI corresponding secretary Outers canoe at Algonquin On Friday October members of the Acton High School Outers Club left for a five day canoe trip in Algonquin Park The group included students ranging from grade and two Acton High teachers Paul Tomblyn and Tom The Thanksgiving trip started with a half hour paddle through Lake They reached camp in time for supper before the sun went down Saturday morning came around with a few snores and quiet Ioon3 breaking the stillness of the morning mist What we thought Council endorses flood risk study Halton Hills Planning Board is in agreement with a study program from the Credit Valley Conservation Authority with respect to the terms of the Agreement Respecting Flood Risk Mapping and Othtr Flood Damage Measures in the Province of Ontario Monday evening the board had no comment regarding the study which identifies flood areas in the and establishes priorities for flood proof measures and methods of im The study will be per cent funded by fed era I and provincial grants as will projects as a result from the study It is expected the study will take 12 to 15 months to complete was going to be a cold snowy few days turned out to be our promised Indian Summer nothing but blue skies All 17 Outers grad packed with the odd one even venturing in for a quick swim Although they were miles away Thanksgiving celebra at home man aged their own celebra tlon in the woods that night Each food group consisting of four or five people brought some thing to complete the meal for instance one group brought turkey another carrots and gravy After completing their extraordinary turkey dinner they enjoyed an evening entertain ment The Outers didn t watch television or go I a movie Instead they had each food group per form a skit on something similar For some this trip was merely a nice break from the dally school routine For others it was one of those special times when again they had the chance to become a part of nature Sleeping against some of the tallest white pine trees in Ontario seemed like an easy way to accomplish this The nights were still and quiet while every one sat around the campfire telling stories and jokes Even though the Outers were miles away from the comforts of a warm bed and a hot meal they were still among some very warm people who were always there to give comfort under the pressure of a MO pound canoe or encouragement to the novice canolsts ATTENTION j BOYS AGE 1114 SCOUTS CANADA Join the fun every THURSDAY NIGHT at the Acton Scout Hall We have space for boys interested in Scouting Call for more information The Acton Pre Wednesday Oct 28 1981 B3 MAZDA UNBEATABLE PRICE UNBEATABLE GAS MILEAGE MAZDA UNBEATABLE The more you look The more you like Achilles Motors Ltd SALES and SERVICE QUEEN ST EAST ACTON 0200 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MILTON NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND TENANTS CORRECTIONS TO THE 1982 SCHOOL SUPPORT LIST Tho Regional Assessment Office for the Provinco of Ontario has submitted trio Last Revised Annuel School Support List and it has been posted on October 20th in the Office of the Clerk at Municipal Offices Main Street East Milton Ontario for inspection Residents and property owners are requested to examine this List to that their names and relevant information ere correctly shown therein Attention is drawn to the necessity to complete the required form available at the Office of the Clerk respecting on Application for Alteration of School Support Entry All requests for additions corrections or deletions from the List will be received by the Clerk et tho Municipal Offices above mentioned commencing on Tuesday October 20th through to Friday November 1981 from 30 a m to 30 excluding Satur days and Sundays The last day for filing forms requesting additions or corrections to or deletions from List will be Friday November 13th 1981 at 30 Main Clark Co Town of Milton KELLYS LEISURE AND MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS LTD 334 ST TELEPHONE ANNOUNCES A PUBLICO MUSLIM SALE SAT OCT 31st 11 a on our premises a ST HWY PREVIEW HOURS 9 AM 11 AM ON AUCTION DAY TOOLS CHAWMWai i Gen one 1NCnCshRi0ii l An MANY MORE ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS LUNCH AVAILABLE AH MIRCHANDM TO PRIOR SALS KEN AUCTIONEER THE MANAGEMENT OF ENERGY IN CANADA ONE OF A SERIES STARTING NOVEMBER CGSB LISTED CONTRACTORS ARE REQUIRED FOR LOOK FOR THE CGSB SYMBOL BEFORE YOU HIRE AN INSULATION CONTRACTOR The vast majority of firms arc both capable and honest But have been cases of poor workmanship and even outright fraud To help ensure good value for your insulation dollar General St Board has established a national program for residential insulation The contractors listed in the CGSB program certify to their clients lhat their quality of insulation workmanship meets the CGSB standard Only those contractors listed in tht certification program arc authorized to use symbol USING A CONTRACTOR FOR CHIP CGSB IS A MUST CHIP the Canadian Home Insulation Program offers taxable granls of up to 500 to make your home better insulated and more your house wis built before January I 1961whcthcr you own or rent After November I if you intend lo for CHIP and have a install rmtcnals you must use a contractor who is listed with the CGSB program You won be eligible for a grant otherwise If you prefer to do it yourself use CHIPonly to assist with buying materials that fine But remember you must install the materials before applying for a CHIP grant CHOOSE YOUR CONTRACTOR CAREFULLY The new CGSB program will do much to reduce the problem of poor mi ihty work by insulation but don stop there You should further protect yourself in these 1 Plan your home energy savings by filling in the free EncrSaVe Energy Analysis questionnaire Call the toll free for your copy Oil llrccl r Jen JJS IHOI 2 Ask friends or neighbours to recommend a Verify contractors listing number with your CHIP office Check the company record with the Business Bureau or your provincial Consumer Affairs Watch out for high pressure sales techniques Compare Get three estimates in writing which locate and speedy the to be insulated give the type of materials to be used and list their RSI or R value RSI is the new metric rating for insulation Check your contractor lor del ids such as CGSB listing number the your home existing RSI or value the RSI or Rv due of insulation to be added and the recommended RSI or R value lor your area Monilorihcjob stayhome while the is being done Don be shy about asking the contractor questions Never Sign a ink or partly filled in contract or CHIP ipphcationform It takes planning comparison shopping to find good value for your insuhtion dollar But it s in your best interest to do it rihi from the start Get in touch with jour CHIP in ronto to whether home is eligible hnw to Toronto ore ill toll tree 1 800 IS PART OF CANADAS PROGRAM