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The Acton Free Pfess Tuesday Dec 1981 LADIES and MEN S if HAIRSTYLING 8530811 Residential burden drops for watersewer customers Country Mart IM OSPRINGE HWY 25 8533901 8339332 SPECIALIZING IN Automotive Propane Conversion Propane Fill Up Propane and Gas Appliances Propane Camping Equipment Barbeques and Accessories Space Heaters Plus Many Many More Items Opening Specal BARBEQUE Plus Simitar Savings On Othor from 3 BARBEQUE GIVEAWAYS Drop In and Say Hello And SIS ft I v Our Select an of Items At Great Sov 510 I Halloa homeowners won carry as much of the burden of paying for the region water and sewer system next year Acton regional councillor soya part of the package of measures which will raise rates per cent next year Includes a small shift of the burden from residential customers to industrial commercial users He explained this year residential users paid per cent of the water sewer system costs but will foot only per cent of the bill next If the outgoing council boosted water sewer rates by per cent a year ago to cover a deficit re sidential customers would have carried even more than per cent of the cost of the system Whiting says with equalized water sower rates about as firmly en trenched at region north will benefit greatly in the years ahead rate increases won I be as hefty as they would bo if rales t equal teed In addition In the future developers will have to frontend the cost of servicing new developments Dublin WI Hear about Australia from Jenny Nunan by Laura Dennis Festive holiday decor at ions enhanced the home of Mrs David Hunter Churchill North and welcomed the ladies including four guests to the Christmas meeting of Dublin Women s Institute Turkey with all the trimmings together with many other dishes and desserts was the dinner Mrs Alder Mrs W and Mn A Diamond os social committee looked after the arrangements A short business period followed with Mrs Bealey president reading a poem Christmas Is more than a day In the year and Why I still believe in Santa was the theme for the Roll Call In the correspondence read by Mrs J it was noted that January is the date set for a Workshop at ArkeU United Church which will be helpful to Res Conveners and several classes of In ruction in January will be given to leaders at The project Is Breadwinners Two quilts will be started in January according to a report by Mrs Armstrong Con vener and Mrs A Diamond reported as Card Convener Favorable financial reports of three banquets during the past weeks were given by Mrs Wilson As a thank you to the committee and helpers who have worked so hard over the years the Branch will entertain them at dinner at a place of their own choice An In was observed for the passing of Mrs D Mac pi who had passed away Miiton recently Mac pherson had been a member of Dublin Women Institute a few years back when living in the District A hamper will be given to the Salvation Army in Acton for distribution to the less fortunate District and former members will be remembered with Christmas greetings A charming guest was present from Australia jenny and was introduced by Mrs Jenny is a Rotary exchange student and been a guest for the past year in several Rota dan homes In Acton It has been a very enjoyable experience for her but she is returning to her beloved homeland at the end of the year Beautiful slides were shown of Australia of city and country scenes Parti Interesting were the wild animals native to this country Many thanks were M Hunter to Miss for her talk and Interesting pictures Readings v ere given by Mrs David Hunter There isn t a Santa Claus The history and origin of the best loved Carol In the world Silent Night was given by Mrs M Hunter Christmas Bingo was played with Mrs conducting it and there were many winners In the Scrambled Word Contest Mrs D Hunter and Mrs B Alder were declared winners Mrs M Hun ter Mrs A Diamond Mrs Wilson and Mrs M Nellis were the com ml tee responsible for the ente tafnment No Christmas Party Is complete without a Santa and sure enough Santa in the person of the host was there to present gifts from each member to their pen pal of the year Additional gifts were given to each lady present Santa drew the tickets downtown Saturday winners Helen Acton was the winner of the weekly draw for Because she was at the v Jocquc also picked up a turkey bonus Mrs Anderson Cameron St went home n bonus vouchers from N Ac ton Photo and Can era and Family Cleaners while and Jams tread Bower Ave won vouchers from fGA Home Hardware and Acton I Restaurant of the super shopper with a from Acton Pharmacy Acton Bowl Lanes Family Cleaner Ed sin N Out Shoes AB Foodlund and Jug C was Near Mill St Fist Name speaker Chamber annual Reg Clarke d rector of for the Canad an Chamber of Commerce be the guest speak the Acton Chamber of Commerce annual gen Clarke w present the Canadian Chamber Ion on tit fedcnl governments policy on com potion the Clamber deems compel t on The annual Chamber meet w II be held Jan it the Curl Club Trailers damaged Several trailers at Breezes Trailer Park RR 1 Acton damage a result of break ins early last week accord to Halton forced open and several Icrs were entered low much was stolen hopes to you a happy hoi day you hold rJrTjA FACEY NELLIS CONSTRUCTION LTD Jim Lillian Acton Photo Camera Village RACEWAY HARNESS RACING POST TIMES Thursday Sunday Afternoon 730pm 130pm T la etc Enactor Al Contilt Club Ho ma May we convey warm season s greetings and extend our best wishes for good health happiness and prosperity in the coming year Management and Staff Farmstead Mechanization Specialists R 3