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Wednesday Sept Smoke still swirls at council chamber despite pita Marilyn Serjeantsoo and Pin Sheldon for ben on smoking until the end of the torn chamber be bad from smoked far yews and Councillor Cave Whiting pointed oat that the fau be effective council only comm ittee meetings would have meant at two meetings a month makers would bate had to refrain She Councillor Ron KnecnteJ said be sympathetic to people who are bothered by but said be Is not favor Officer of Health who is toet advised for the non smoking ban Mayor Pete Pomeroy said be hoped that the last time the Issue raised He pointed out council bad spent half an hoar be subject a frequently is Chen Nursery School from poet office fm vacssdn raassi tw 2 art government Deemed quelrfied staff excellent facilities 8778436 8778866 A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BASED ON CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES legislation which are for are not tegs problems He said it should happen because people are concerned about others Sheldon told Coun- ctllori Mike Armstrong and Harry Levy she resented sitting bet ween them both smokers since smoke effects her health I leave here with a bead- ache every night she said CouncTUor Walter Jokingly sugg ested the ruling should be just one person can Staff attend Halton Hills council Tuesday evening re ceived reports on nine conventions confer ences and courses at tended by municipal staff and councillors dating back to but September Lusty ByLaw Enforcement and Licensing Officer on the Municipal w Enforcement Off icers Association con vention last September to 1981 in Hamil ton Secretarytreas urer of the Committee of Adjustment Cathy submitted a tetter pertaining to a seminar in Toronto for those in her position on the Committee of Ad justments sod Land Division Commutes last March 12 Retired Fire Chief Mick Holmes sent In a report on the Fire Chiefs Conference In Cambridge on May to and the municipal treasurer Ray King reported on the Conference in New Or leans May to Attending the Inter national Institute of Municipal Clerks con ference May to cierk administrator Ken Richardson The annual con ference of the associa tion of Municipal Clerks and Treasurers July to- 7 In Toronto at tended by and reported on by French Deputy Clerk and Dep uty Treasurer Grant Usher Building Official Zoning Administrator Doug Sargent reported on the Advanced Build ing Officials Course March to In London Ontario Councillors Mil ler and Roy Booth and Mayor Peter filed a Joint report on the annual conference of The Organisation of Small Urban Municipalities In CoUtngwood May to No action on petition the laws dealing with violent crime The petition launched by Crisp of Eb demands mediate withdraw of automatic leeee program and changes the parole end ball system It also teaks the maximum The City 1 ha endorsed the petition- TOCHBtPtANO SBIVfCE PIANO TUNING RECONDmONINQ fr REPAIRS COMPUTE RESTORATION TO MAKES Quality Service Since fS69 5198664984 ANNOUNCEMENT Df Edward Orthodontist is relocating his Stewarttown practice to 116 St at Ave George town on Tuesday Sept 7 1982 KOWTOW MinMTBl7Hfn L7B4U MbHSU 11771 ml MrJutUlMi SEPT 22 WED pm 930 p I The Others are Catching On But will they Ever Catch Up FOR AN UNBEATABLE DEAL ON AN 82 MAZDA VISIT ACHILLES YOUR FULL LINE DEALERI Urn Mm for Ant Achilla Motor Ltd SALES and SERVICE 367 QUEEN ST EAST ACTON SEPTEMBER 17 18 19 ACTON FALL FAIR BABY SHOW SATURDAY SEPT 18th 130 PM IN ARENA REGISTRATION Pro Regis I ration at Toddlers to Teens Sliop Acton From Sop torn br Solurday Sep 18 1 15pm Babes new not accompany patents or ration I PRIZES and fUBBONS Class Twins years Class 2A Glris months Class 2B Boys months Class Girls 7 12 months Class 3B Boys months Class Girls months Class Boys months Class 5A Girls months Class Boys months Acton Fall Fair Antique Tractor Pull Sunday Sept 19th All tractors must be 25 yoars or older No steel lugs Entry Fee Superclass Exhibitor Fee MAIL ENTRY FEE WITH NAME ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER TO Acton Agricultural Society Box Acton Ontario ACTON FAIR PARADE ENTRY FORM SATURDAY SEPT 1BTH PARADE TO START AT 12tt NOON NOVELTY COMMERCIAL BUSINESS fct ORGANIZATIONS COMPETING FOR PRIZES OF 2nd 3rd No Entry Fee Mad Entries to Society Bon Acton onor before Wednesday Sept NOTE Sun with mm float from high MUST AT SCHOOL tOM high School BY If ISAM NAME OF ORGANIZATION Acton Fall Fair PET SHOW TIME 100 DATE Sunday Sept 19 PLACE Fair Grounds CLASSES A GENERAL CI Most pel Best costumed pot handler Tho largest pet Moil unusual performance trained pot by pot RIBBONS FOR FURTHER CALL 8531620 MISS ACTON FAIR COMPETITION winner will be eligible for the 1983 Miss C Sweetheart of the Fair Contest JUDGED ON APPEARANCE PERSONALITY AND POISE 1982 Winner Cindy Friday September AT THE FALL FAIR Fanny Variety Pre Two Runners Up Will Act As Queens Attendants PRIZES FOR ALL CONTESTANTS Donated by local Merchant and Industry SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WINNER AND ATTENDANTS Deadline for Entries Wednesday Sept 15th at 7 There will be an informal rehearsal on Thursday Sept at the Presbyterian Church REQUIREMENTS age and vet Wear street length ft formal evening dress for fudging contestants FridaySept in daytime street length dresses and to bring a long formal dress for formal dress judging Must in the area serviced by Acton Rockwood and Pest Offices and or attend Acton District High School btomccibimmrtmtmMmAjcmnfC MISS ACTON FAIL COWIWTTEE ACTON 8531965 ACTON FALL FAIR Sept at Acton Park Friday September 17th ALL DAY Arabian Horse Show pm Poultry exhibits concession exhibit midway food concession pm Hail exhibits 630 Rooster Crowing contest I pm Heavy Horse Pull 80 Family Entertainment Variety Show and Crowning of Miss Acton for 198283 ADMISSION Adults High School Students Public School Students Children Parking Saturday September 18th 900 am Hall exhibits poultry exhibits midway concession exhibits food and refreshments Championship Hitch am Beef Cattle Show Junior Beef Cattle Junior Horse Show Heavy Horse Show Light Horse Show Harness Ponies Sheep Show concessions and exhibits 12 noon Large Parade p m Tug of War Pioneer Games registration 130 p m Baby Show in arena Model Power Boats pm Hog Carcass Auction pm Old Tyme Fiddler Step Dance and Banjo contest ADMISSION Adults High School Students Children FREE Bus Service from around town to the Park Each Hour FREE Fair Night Danes Saturday September Acton Curling Club 9p 1 a m Advance Ticket Sales at Village Variety Shop Will St EActon 8S30411 LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE Sunday September 19th noon Carlsberg Hitch Rabbit Dairy Cattle and Junior Dairy Cattle Show English Horse Show hall exhibits inside and outside concessions Swine Show Western HorseShow 10 Pet Show Model Boat Show Antique Tractor Put Truck Pull ADMISSION Adult High School Students Public School Students 100 Bus Service from around Town to the Park Each Hour FREE for further Information catt John Rowe Community Calendar Fall programs stated The Aetati a now taking re gistration for Its fall They include Tiny Tumblers Kiddles Corner Parent and Tot Creating Together Ktodarcooking Pintsize Pottery Ballet years Gymnastics Karate Judo and Ballet Teens Judo and Self De fense Karate Babysitters Training Adults and Seniors Heart Saver Womens Keep Fit Dancerdse Judo Karate Social Dance Astrology Dog Training Bridge Recreatlon programs Register now or any of the many Haltou Hills Recreation Departments fall programs Choose from a variety of fitness programs skating lessons for Tots to Adults Power Skating Dramatic Arts courses and more Most programs begin the week of Sept For more Information call 19 or Noon hour fitness Heres a noonhour program that will leave you feeling refreshed not full for the afternoon Its a moderate exercise program suited for both men and women and its being held at Hills Library and Cultural Centre Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Sept There are three halfhour classes to choose from starting at a and 12 pm For further Informa- call Hills Recreation Depart ment at so or drop In to register at Hilts Parks and Recreation Department 28 James St Super Sundays Georgetown University Womens presents the Super Sunday Series again this year Series A for children from junior kindergarten to Grade Three in cludes pantomime a childrens play and a puppet show Series for children from Grades four to eight includes a magic show and a folkslnging concert Anyone interested in tickets for the series can call or 677MI4 All shows will be held at John Elliott Theatre In Georgetown Prayer Seminar Women Alive invite you to attend their annual prayer seminar at Maple Ave Baptist Church Georgetown on Wed nesday Sept from JO am to 3 p m Cost is SO Please bring your own lunch Coffee and tea will be provided Guest speaker for the seminar Is Viola Sawatxky Dessert and Coffee Hilts Christian Womens Fellowship begins a new season of dessert and coffee meetings on Tuesday Sept at St Georges Anglican Church Hill on Guetph St Georgetown from 115to3lSpm Cost is and nursery facilities are available For reservations call Ruth Buttrey at 6774158 Y Discovery Days The Georgetown Discovery Day Tour takes a trip to for shopping lunch and browsing on Wednesday Sept The trip also in cludes a tour of the Barnes Winery In St Catharines Bus leaves the Y at a and returns at The trip costs Register at the Y Mountain- view S or call Horseback riding lessons Georgetown Horseback riding lessons are available for children aged five to 14 at Berlin Stables on Sundays Sept 19 26 and Oct 3 The program includes English riding lessons grooming theory and horse care Bus transportation is provided Preregister at the office Mountainview Rd S or call Bridge anyone The Georgetown Is offering a Wednesday afternoon Bridge Club beginning Wednesday Sept at I pm Instruction will be provided for novices and advanced players are wel come to Join as well at MounUtnview S or call the office for further information Anniversary service Tills Sunday at 11 a United Church will hold a special 150th anniversary service to celebrate the building of their first church in Guest speaker will be Professor Professor of New Testament at Emmanuel College The service will be followed by a lunch and a dis play of photos and Volunteers needed Volunteers are desperately needed for North Halton Hospice Inc a group of people devoted to Palliative care Volunteers will help make the life of dying people a little more comfortable Training courses for volunteers start in a few weeks Anyone wishing further Information call 678S833 or KM Have you started your collection of Pan from McDonsMa There are different McfonaMfand Character Pent to choose from Just each plus tax Get yours today whoa supplies last