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la a band from Devon as be goes the slide Sarah Shaw not giving everyone a sties merely having fan This Following In daddy footsteps Michael And rews model a policeman a cap copying his police- nun father thru the lens A day at Honey Pot Nursery School Photos by Ice time dispute may cut Catholic pupils skating Children attending separate schools In Ac ton and Georgetown may no longer use the arenas or daytime if a dispute between the Recreation Department and the Separate School Board is not ironed out While discussions between the recreation department and Separate School Board have been going on behind the scenes for some time a letter sent home to parents by Sac re Coeur Principal Serre Monday said skating would be cancelled until further notice At Monday night council meeting Mayor Pete said there seemed to some misunderstanding and asked Recreation Director Tom Shepard to explain said the Town has a reciprocal agree ment with the public school board which shares costs of playing fields gyms and custodial staff arenas and pools We pay what we use of theirs and they pay what they use of ours he commented He pointed out no such agreement exists with the separate school board He said it was brought to his attention the separate schools in Town were using the arena He said the recreation budget did not cover their use of the facilities He put the cost of ice time used by the separate schools at He said his budget could not carry the load forever He said the children are still using the arena during school hours Shepard said the letter was not sent out by the Halton Separate School Board The recreation direc tor said he would try to work something out with Board We have never had the use of the separate schools and right now we don need them He said he had a meeting with Halton Separate School Board lined up Irene Acton represen tatlve on the Separate School Board told council Catholic schools have always allowed the use of their facilities and the uses them and out she runs a league which used a Catholic school for the past three years Our playing fields and baseball diamonds and school yards are available McCauley said there had never been an agreement between the Town and the Separate School Board and the children had always gone skating in the daytime wiU no ad mission She said in the same tic exists She said she understood there is an agreement with Burl School Trustee Mc Cauley said In the letter from the recreation director to the Separate School Board he stated the recreation department has been ab sorbing the cost of the skating and set a figure of for 1981 said the let also claimed since the recreation depart is experiencing restraints and cutbacks it could not continue to absorb the costs The letter further pointed out according to Mc Cauley that there is no demand at present for the separate school facilities but if there is in future an agreement similar to the one with the public school board would be enacted Until then we cannot justify the cost the letter concluded said McCauley Melanle Giles is pretty cautious of where she step on the jungle gym ineA Council doesnt support not paying sales tax don I think If the The Acton Freo Press Wednesday Jan 13 1982 3 Hills don think citizens should refuse to pay the seven per cent Ontario sales tax Monday council simply received and filed resolution from the Town ship of St Vincent calling for all Canadian to refrain from paying sales tax In a letter a St Vincent councillor Eric Biggin said taxation la theft Ha claimed sales tax la the biggest single contributing factor to Inflation suggested store merchants can pay the sales tax Biggins noted if the merchant can t collect the tax then the government must go after it and since people t required to Identify themselves they buy something then tbey t have to pay the tax He wants all merchants to quit collecting the tax and customers to refrain from paying it Our governments both federal Liberal and provincial Con servative have proven beyond a doubt that they are totally incapable of wisely spending the revenue pried from the taxpayer a continually Increasing volume Accident leaves stoves covered by chemical Two men checking Ore extinguisher equipment at the Legion Thursday accidentally set off a sprinklerlike system in the ceiling which covered the kitchen stoves with a fire quelcmng chemical President Jim Hlgglni explained two men arrived at Branch and were allowed In by the cleaning lady He said the men had no Identification and their truck t have a name on it but they said they were from the firm which regularly checks the fire extinguishers The cleaning lady became sus picious and called Hlgglni and be went to the Legion First he called fire chief Hick Holmes to ask if someone Biggins called the Halton Regional Police and they arrived quickly on the scene but the men bad left for a spare part Police suspected tbey might be there casing the Legion for a future break In Police returned with Holmes later to Interview the men after tbey had returned In discussing the matter with treasurer Gord said his associate figured they must be the men from the firm which main tains the fire safety equipment While the men were checking a large fire extinguisher In the kitchen they accidentally turned It on which activated the sprinkler likesystem which sent the chemical showering Angela Tyler assists Legion President Jim with Saturday Draw Lois Torkosi took home the winners Lois Turkosi Peel St was the winner of the weekly draw for Bonus merchant vouchers from Acton IGA Home Hardware and Acton Family Restaurant went to Shelagh and Kirk Eastern Ave David Tarzwell A Acton picked up vouchers from Nielsen Clothing Acton Photo and Camera and Acton Family Cleaners while Larry Greaves 17 Mill St East won vouchers from Jolllffc Shoes and Jug City Mr and Mrs Clifford Scolt HI PI took home vouchers from Sledman Ed In Out and Family Cleaners and super shopper win ners Marlon and Storey Rosemary Rd walk away with vouchers from Acton Pharmacy Ac Ion Bowling Lanes and Family Cleaners Science exposition atAHS A science exposition will be held at Acton High School next Wednesday January 20 from to and from to pm The public Is welcome FURNITURE LIQUIDATION SALE THE ACTON FREE PRESS Authorized as Second Class Mail Postal Reg Number Why waits In high oil bill your fumaca by an Indfpandant who has your bast In mind WaaranowoHaHnga FREE EFFICIENCY TEST with Annual Claan Out Tuning your furnace can Mva up to on your oil consumption W 4 In radio trucks at mfmf BEDROOM SUITE no other cigarette RONS BURNER SERVICE 8532748 Music revue part of series Sears and a satirical music revue on modern life will be starring in the second concert of the Halton Hills Arts Council s Trilight Series on January at Acton High School Theresa Sears and David perform a splendid music revue Their neatly trimmed song end dance Jibes and jokes are cabaret and they ex intelligence and energy polish and skill in their wild twohanded romp The comedy team of Sears and have ap peared regularly on such CBC national shows as the Bob McLean Show Wayne and Schuster Don rons various variety specials and Arts National In addition many of their sketches were featured on TV Ontario Role Calls show on the changing roles of women Their theatre knees include representing Canada at the Edin burgh Festival Fringe several long running com menial revue shows and musicals In Toronto in eluding An Evening with Seers and Tickets will be available at tbe door for adults for students and senior citizens Show starts at If CHECK OUR SUPER FOOD VALUES IN OUR FLYER DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR THIS WEEK BY THE FREE PRESS CARRIERS IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE YOUR FLYER CALL THE FREE PRESS OFFICE AT 8832010 PLEASE NOTE Gerber Baby Food NOT available Heinz will be available at the same price Due to bad weather conditions both locally and in California some FRESH VEGETABLES may NOT be available as advertised in the flyer DOOR CHEST 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