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B6 Tho Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct 1981 BEE 1774 PACER hatchback economical dor Only miles JWY41I Arnold dialer AS IS SPECIAL IBS Torino Squire Wagon Lie JXM437 only call Gooraeiawn Chrysler mi ASPEN In vtry condition automatic pi this ear It priced to 1 1 Call Georgetown Chrysler 1974 ASPEN A condition miles AM radio mow tires new paint certified Call HI and COR both nave air cruise stereo console and bucket seats Real luxury at an price Lie and See these at l DART a cylinder automatic power steering power brakes mag wheels rims Good shape at It WOO Trade for an speed quart lights radlali DIPLOMAT Wagon with sides roof rack and air conditioned This condition Lie Call Georgetown Chrysler GRAND PRIX Maroon Ml engine New Air con allien AM cassette stereo Tilt steering In DODGE rut proofed A very MAVERICK or best otter FORD Mercury slat Ion wagot Ml rebuilt eng no Asking FORD THUK PB PS radio electric automatic miles rsdlals ale firm fl53 1979 RALLY II passenger van In excellent condition automatic b air conditioned rear heater two tone paint and mors Lie On display at Georgetown Chrysler ONLY one left LTD police car all heavy duty equip HOLIDAY trailer sleeps Reese hook transmission TRAILERS Campers Recreational vehicle supervised winter storage October 1st to May 1st Mohawk Camping MM I960 HONDA CMC four cylinder automatic only miles This ear it absolutely Immacu late Lie See It at Georgetown Chrysler 5108 197S HORIZON one owner mint condition less than miles Lie Call Georgetown Chrysler 1975 IMPALA b radio new tires A 1 condition certified Call 1978 JEEP CJ7 Renegade automatic Can In elude ft Myers Plow condition 853 2718 door stereo power windows low PONTIAC Parlslenno door air conditioned power windows stereo J condition Pete Motion Motors 87 1974 SATELLITE sporty two door automatic certified and ready to go Lie Call Georgetown Chrysler TWO Omnia automatic radio clock and more Like new Lie and Call Georgetown Chrysler 5108 VOLKSWAGON Rabbit automatic radio extra snow tires wheels miles LIC Fred Arnold dealer 8122 VOLKSWAGEN 411 station wagon low mileage good running condition uncertified Call 877 VW SUPER Beetle engine rebuilt as is or best offer 1979 ZEPHYR silver matt black 4 cylinder floor shlit sport steering wheel deluxe discs tinted windows radio bumper guards front and rear warranty Certified 84800 or best offer 8785389 after 4 E fill BECAUSE of am selling Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning franchise below cost Phone Collect 414 5474909 after AUCTION SALE FOR MEL DOYLE At inn farm LOT CONG Town of Milton Situated on No mile West of Quel ph no or miles South of Eden Mills on SAT NOV 7 at AM TRACTORS ft IMPLEMENTSCockshutl row crop Trnclot good Soars 16 HP riding Garden tor mower snow cultivator and plow Also sot holm light form Ira Mors Sot of double Sot section harrows MISCELLANEOUSSkil Chain Sow Pioneer chain saw both OK Fencer hydro Wheelbarrow Hand post Aluminum extension ladder Aluminum step laddc Garden Ex tension cord 100 Bench vise Wood Eater hand Sander Forks shovels etc Aluminum storm door Swing set slidegood Ping tablo of choice May bales of Wheat CATTLE or cow bred 1 to Limousin automatic Air Tight healer nearly now Viking ft more door Frig 11 ft Viking door Frig ft Propane burner w oven automatic washer as now Viking automatic dryer as now Viking wringer washer Admiral TVOK radio and record player Oak a bio on pedestal 3 leaves Oak buffet and chairs to match Set of 4 Dinette choirs Old Ash cupboard Bed Chester do Id reclining rockergood Chest of drawers dresser to match Cont nenlol bod now mattress dressers blonds Hound Walnut hall Oak Gate leg drop leaf Gold rug 10x12 Set of Ware S Cook ware 2sotsot flatware S Several good Plants Lois of other small Items Property Sold Owners moving to City TERMS Cosh or Cheque with I Not responsible fot accidents Lunch MAX STOREY ROCKWOOD AUCTIONEER BEDROOM house with guest apartment for rent In Acton Available I m media 515 a month Call Margaret at Newell Real Estate Milton Ltd 871 INDOOR storage for boat Camp ROOMS plus kitchen available on scenic farm near Rock wood Reply to Box Acton Free Press be rancher rent two monthly Immediate possession 519 854 4744 Corn crop whopper but prices slump IlyJaneMulIer Wei dull and chilly weather has taken Its toll with a number form crops this year but corn growers have been so sue they will Likely be selling corn at a breakeven price The corn harvest got off to an early start and yields for both silo com and groin com ore high in this area and through to the mldwestern United Stales according to Doug Miller of the Ministry of Agriculture Food The biggest problem with the market is the prices ore low It is down to about ton and varies from day to day Mr Miller Normally grain corn sells for per ton Some Httlton farmers will sell some com at these current low prices to pay off outstanding loans and store the rest in hopes of prices increases explained Mr Miller A hot summer has led to early maturing harvesting and consequent storing which can be costly Farmers holding back their corn are expecting prices to rise nine cents At bushels per ton the Increase wauSd equal a ton At rale it would months for com prices to advance to the accepted Much of the corn grown locally is used to feed livestock while some is sold as a cash crop St Lawrence Corn Starch also provides a local market for this hardy Although com growers will not be get ling the price they want for their harvest they ore more fortunate than their counterparts producing other crops Second and third hay cuttings were poor and some crops were lost because of the wet months of August and September Despite the loss or about per cent of wheal oats and crops attributed to excess rain Mr Miller said there was still a higher than normal yield Commenting on the local apple crops Burke McNeil also with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food reports yields have been slashed by per cent compared to last year Mr McNeill adds however last years yield was exceptionally high so a corn- He predicts the final apple yield will only bo a little below normal The bitter cold of last winter has many Trull crops as has spring frost and problems during blossom time Rain has not harmed local fruit crops but the dull weather which accompan ies It has September weather has meant far slow ripening with the Mcintosh apple colqr Tor example even though there Is nothing wrong with the fruit itself Mr McNeill reports strawberry and raspberry yields were good this year as those crops ripened during appropriate weather conditions The cherry crop was virtually wiped out by spring frost and what little peaches are grown in the area were also lost Sweet com was the only vegetable crop to fare well this season The wet summer hod an adverse effect on most other Ontario Liberals oppose province purchase ofSuncor Note The following statement Issued by MPP Julian Reed the Liberal energy critic and David Petersen London Centre and financial critic was filed with this newspaper for publication The Liberal Caucus opposes Ontarios per cent of as a gross misuse of tax payers money Moreover the pur chase raises some serious questions about the way our province is being run It will be of little benefit to Onlarions and given our current enormous provincial budgetary deficit will probably dearly handicap any efforts to stimulate Ontarios economy Premier Bill Davis has given four reasons lor the purchase A to assist Cnnadlonlzation of the petroleum industry to provide for security of supply C to have a window on the industry ond as a sound invest ment for Ontario taxpayers Surely Canodionliotlon best accomplished through such com prehensive federal initiatives as through private owner ship under the national energy program As to security of supply the truth of the matter is lhat Ottawa has sole authority for determining oil allocations and Ontario will have virtually nothing whatever to say about delivery or distribution of Suncors oil Moreover the minister of energy was unable to explain in response to a question in the house on Oct Just how the deal would ensure security of supply The rationale obtaining a window on petroleum Industry Is sheer nonsense Already the federal government has such window in Information on the internal workings of the oil industry is obtainable by means of a simple phone call to Ottawa As an investment for Ontario tax payers the purchase is questionable to say the least Several major Canadian enterprises have rejected the Idea of Investing in stock the true value of the company is unclear since its shares are not on the open market and over the last four years us bini dueling of homings which would Indicate a reduction in Why has the Premier insisted on risking taxpayers money in this 111 advised fashion Why will he not make public a forecast of future benefits and earnings Why has he failed to supply the compendium of information which opposition members have demanded data which would permit public scrutiny of the transaction Why has he dis regarded the advice of his own prov incial treasurer who was against the purchase as were several other cabinet ministers Of course If a easy lo understand the treasurers concern about a purchase which is questionable from a business point of view and will Increase his budgetary deficit to a staggering 3 billion thus postponing his stated objectives of balancing the budget indefinitely In this connection one more question remains to be answered Who is managing the financial affairs of Ontario the treasurer as is his right and obligation or the Premier The sad truth Is the being spent on Suncor will not create one single new job in Ontario and will result in capital outflow to the United States This money should have been spent on creating new Jobs for by producing energy supplies using Ontario resources by improving our economy ralher than bleeding it of vital capital Had the 050 been Invested in fuel alcohol plants six 1000 tonne a day plants could have been con structed with the capacity of producing gallons of fuel alcohol a year By these plants could have replaced per cent of Ontarios gasoline requirements In addition such a project would have created nearly direct and cont inuous jobs as well as more than 1000 Jobs during construction Such a venture would have secured these fuel supplies for the province would hove kept the capital in Ontario would hove created badly needed jobs revitalize our provincial economy The Premiers socolled reasons for purchasing per cent of ore simply not valid and the purchase is clearly a mistake one for which the people of Ontario will pay dearly and for a long time lo come Ha on Rural Midget girls champs Here honored Thursday night at Hie baxehall league awards night Front Jan Cramer Mary randy and Debbie Middle row Colleen Stokes Greenly and Joanna Scott Back row Jackie Dennis Kelly Kennedy Pal conch and Anita Ic Hidden from Is KIrton Missing arc Hunter Sue Kruk and Buchanan Fire broke out at a Standard lime morning the Wheeler home on Churchill I toad Fire Chief Mick Holme overheated stoi pipes and says here was about damage to the around Ihc stovepipe and wat or damage HE Auction Si In Auction Silts AUCTION SALE Sunday Nov 1 1 30 m Auctions Rockwood Ontario Station St by CNR Tracks Serving Georgetown Brampton and local areas Sale features Modern and antique appliances crocks picture frames oil lamps glass china many misc itoms box job lots etc etc Auctioneer Mike Rockwood Nolo Consignments and estates being or next auction Sunday Nov 15 at I Solas a 1st and 3rd Sundays ot each month Recommendation Approve 18 estate lots at 5th Line it Apr I HILLS AUCTION SALES will bo holding a Bale WED OCT 28 at 630 In tho Agricultural Hall Robert St Milton Savon per sale has boon house picked m tho or or on Duo to notice wo cannot a full listing Solo con Match set proas back chairs high backs low bock press back school manors desk with cherry loon torn stands box wood stovo dough boxes assortment glass china and pattern lamp assortment or articles 10 collect plates Canadian coins a few acuauctloneer hall board not respon sible for accidents or lost articles No buy backs Jimmy MILTON townhouw bedrooms all ap pliance broad com throughout 1Vj baths oarage Call ONE room furnished Baeheloretta down town Georgetown tin monthly In and utilities Share bath and laundry facilities SIX room house lull basement oil furnace Church St W Acton 115 TWO bedroom semi furnished downtown Georgetown apart available mediately Call Mark WW fllllElrll HOUSE for tale two bedroom home Town of Acton Completely furnished 3rd bedroom may be put In cellar as It hat a good dry basement First Interest free pen to all offers Will rent with option to buy Private For further Info Call between MILTON Beautiful acre lot with bedroom bungalow In mature treed area of town tease at per cent Phone Anne Ling Century Miller Real Estate MM but An 10 estate lot sub division at the Fifth Line and Highway was recommended Tor ap proval by Hnlton HUle council Monday night with Councillors Sheldon Georgo Maltby and Marilyn Scrjcantson opposed The proposal by Almond Investment Ltd was originally put forward more than three years ago when received and a public meeting held in June The lots have been reduced from 20 to and are located on the land where the soil Is not suitable for farming a acre parcel of better agricultural bo will be retained for farming purposes The company after a study based on the cultural Code of Prac tice came up with a plan where the lots lie outside the required separation distance of homes and a farm operation Eden Mills agreed the revised plan Is an Improvement but still maintains It Is an intrusion Into an cultural area Mayor Pete Pomeroy pointed out the would have to be decided the Region If the Region is still concerned when it knows the municipality Is In favor the questions will have to be asked at the regional planning committee The mayor said he likes this plan and pointed out It is much better than an earlier one Councillor Pam Sheldon contended the agricultural problems have not been satis faclorlly resolved and said she felt the location was wrong for this type development Services THECHURCHOF ST THE MARTYR Willow St Albans Arthur Tribe BAM Mrs Frank Oaken Sun November Holy Eucharist on- Eucharist Rov will oil iclato at both services am Church Nursery Baby Caro TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA ACTON Sun November 1 30 m Early morning Holy Communion 00 a Mornlno Wor Anniversary C P In Outwaid Journey Simmons will made honorary Pat Luck lunch toll owing worship at tho Acton Curl Club 10 00 am Sunday School Baby fold and Nursery Sun KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA ACTON Minister John A MA November 1981 Choir Ml E A Hanson A am- Enrolment of 1st Acton Company Boys Brigade a Church School and Nursery All Shower and stag for couple CHURCHILL COMMUNITY Jenkins 8022 Sun November 1981 Mom no ship Sunday School of ho an on request Welcome ACTONBAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School C Service SALVATION ARMY Sarvlca ovary Sun at Trinity Church Acton by G Recent visitors with Mrs W and Mrs J were their aunts Mrs Carl Hansen and Miss Isabel Anderson and Mr and Mrs Charlie Davidson of Acton Miss Chamber lain received some lovely gifts at a com unity bridal shower hall at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening Leslee and her fiance Roland Levy have planned ihelr marriage for November On Friday night friends of Rolands gathered at Rod and Gun Club to honor him at a stag party and Fran Tolton and family surprised with a party at their residence The Eden Mills meeting was held In the Sunday School room with Mrs Holly as hostess The president Mrs E Parker opened tho meet with a verse and corned ladles Mrs Saulnier took devot ional and the theme was on the disabled A hymn I heard tho voice of say was sung and scripture was read from Matthew chapter A tribute to Terry Fox was read In the business period Community Club will be a couple Phone a donation to the take place on December Irene Cole at Mobility Van for the l Tickets for the New Further information will disabled was discussed Years Eve Dance will follow but more information Is needed to finalize it Plans were made to go to the Workshop Trinity Church Guelph on November Plans were also made to at Ihe November birthday party at Eden House Nursing Home Tho material or the World Relief bale is ready and two members will lake it to Kitchener A motion was passed to donate for shipping expenses The meeting was closed with prayer The hostess served a delicious lunch and Mrs gave the courtesies Recent visitors the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson were Mr and Mrs Ivan from Goldatone Get well wishes go out to Mrs Herb Gilberts on who Is a patient in St Josephs hospital A reminder to the mothers that there will be no Halloween party in the hall for the little ones this year The monthly Com munity Club meeting will take placo on November 10 instead of November The annual meeting of Joanne sells his fancy teddy bear cuke the Ilallinnfnd sale on Saturday