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Wednesday Feb 16 1963 C3 EL- BE AUCTION SALE FOR JACK DICKINSON bo hold at the farm Lot 34 Cone on Church ITowv of Em Celadon 3 North of Terra Cona ON SAT 19 FEB AT 12 NOON FURNITURE Drtntt on Chesterfield Green Vetourlcustom made by Morula LOT Boy rocker Wing eh Occasional chaw Bookcase and tabiat RoOawaybed heater- near Feodan Sure Stereos AM each icek both good Camera Kodak B Portable Typewriter Smal Pong Stood desk Several limp Exerciser Exerciser couch skis sue snow alumnirn toboggan 9 Old shew back to Minstrel etc I Wooden wort benchgood aided Hedge Trmmers Pioneer chain saw aluminum ax tedder new Bataatevs torn molor near new Shovels forks axes hand loots near new Tack trunk Blankets Bridle etc Few house PLEASE NOTE Immediately Mi Dickenson Mht lor an Acton ANTIQUES Excellent Cast lion Sugar Kettle w a Cast Wooden Plane Hod School desks Sefof sleerywds TOOLS etc 8 Drill Vsnable Rocfcwefl Sabre Saw La Stanley plane Sag truck Small wheelbarrow new mop Quantity of wood bin Brace Pipe Saw Hammers Shovali ale Sockets of good Boll tuner axe IOC Tape Many more small terra TERMS Cash or cheque with Not responstble for accidents PopertyscJd Max Storey Rock wood Auctioneer LconseNo Town of Hills AUCTION SALE Location In ft grounds n Ag Hall Sat Feb 19th at 30 AM Furniture appliances lasi Auctioneer Ward SPACE AVAILABLE professional orgs on 2400 sq ft available ACTON DUPLEX 69900 fuJI com pi at el duplexed older home kit separate avarything new Separate fin is had veranda doors Will consider an ox change for lot or mortgage or what ONE bedroom full main floor duplex yard hydro couple only Mill Sired Wednesday m SUBLET apartment Immediately marking ERIN Hills rolling scenic acres storey home with needs Interior finishing spring and stream rises ma acre acre pond New Insulated steel barn Chambers Real Estate Main SI Erin Ontario WW evenings or ERIN lots plan approved for tie IS IT approvals Town water at site Easy access from highway frontage miles to GO train miles to Brampton Chambers Real Estate Main St Erin Ontario or evenings of extras Musi be seen Reduced for quick sale for appointment No agents pi- REALTY KING LTD REALTOR GEORGETOWN LITTLE THEATRE PRESENTS ALLAN S HAWAII DIRECTED BY BON HILL AT THE JOHN ELLIOTT THEATRE Feb Thursday 3rd Mat Saturday ih Feb Friday Mar Wednesday 2nd Mar Saturday 5ih Mai BOX OFRCE OPEN ruBOATfaa ml Mir STORE FOR RENT Mountalnvitrw Plaza to Road South Georgetown basement and aw Toronto SQUARE too officewarehouse Georgetown Industrial area J MageeorJ OHIvier ACTON CHURCHES THE CHURCH OF ST THE MARTYR Rev Arthur Tnbe Mrs Betty Organs Sun Fab Euchanst 10 30 am Holy WEDNESDAY am Holy CHURCHILL COMMUNITY Rev E Jenkins SunFab20 1K3 a Morning Worship and Church School ALL WELCOME SALVATION ARMY Gospel Service every at p m at TnntyUn ted ch Acton ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev Jean Stan Mot See Son Feb 20 19S3 30 am Church School 11 a Morning Worship TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Mr And aw J BAA Dr George Ell on A D Organist Sun Feb 1983 Sunday School Baby Fold and Nurse y Care KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MAIN ST ACTON ONT Sunday February Service and School at 1 1 a m Thought for week We must not re the old simply because of Its age GEORGETOWN CHURCHES Morning Won Sunday Schot Nursery Fac 1 ST JOHN S UNITED CHURCH OF GEORGETOWN AND WILLIAMS Rev Jeffefy C Services and Sunday School Glen Williams Georgetown Nursery Faeil ties CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH L no SERVICES Erltam and 4 30 m Pastor Rev J DeJong Pastoral Assistant Mr Listen every Sunday THE BACK TO GOD HOUR 30 am Ham Hon CHAM la GLOBAL TV KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Comer of Church and Mam Sts 10am Sunday School Morning Worship Nursery A ties LIMEHOUSE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Comer of Lineand No Rev Pater ST GEORGE AN0UCAN CHURCH 8778044 lector Rev Jim Boyle Wednesday Feb ASH WEDNESDAY J Holy Euch ft Dot of Ashes Sunday Feb LENT am Holy Prayer am Holy Euch anst New Rita Nursery Junior Crunch lluOam rut I Prayer Book IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Road at St Rev J M 9 MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 177 Maple Ave hue Pastor Edwin Mtcheii EVERY SUNDAY Bible School Preach ng Worship WEEKDAYS Prayer Study Recreation Boys Gats Clubs L Cherub Nursery MONTHLY Adult Fellowships Ladies Missions BAPTIST CHURCH 102MountanvwRd S Pastor Rev Sunday School945 am Morning Worship am and Study Wednesday ALL ARE WELCOME Nursery Fae ties and Congregat on Available THE GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH 14 Mam St S Georgetown Rev Peter Ralph A Youth Sat Fob 7pm wihD Steve La Canadian Bible CoScge Canadian Theological lot detail Sunday School Morning Worth Evenaig Felowship Wednesday Prayer Sennce700pm Mayor toils councillors Contact trustees before making public statements Councillors nose in to school board business until they have at least called trustees to get some answers to their questions first Mayor Peter Pomeroy said at Mon day general committee meeting Acton Councillor Rick Bon nette applauded the letter writ ten to council last week by Georgetown councillor Mike Armstrong Armstrong rapped the Board of Education its million investment with Crown Trust and the million surplus The rookie ward one representative thanked Arm strong for the letter and if the ward four wanted to be the wat over board finances the move would be welcomed by taxpayers Bonnette said he hoped the board surplus wouldn t be used to buy TVs to watch the Pay TV channel carrying soft core pom monies or for a gift like the sail boat purchased for retiring director of education Em Lavender a couple of years back Armstrong said he welcomed Bonnette s support on Honing board financial actions but joked his colleague would have to worry about being run over by a school bus too Councillor Dave Whiting noted he was Ihe first I lor to ask about the surplus and Crown Trust Investment publicly and he was pleased that Trustees Betty Fisher and Bruce came to Friday ward one councillors dropIn to explain the situation He said both ladies were gracious and he was pleased to learn the board has its budget and finances well under control now It now appears the Crown Trust investment Ihe trustees fault The board was following advice from the pro vince and t the only public caught in the truit company s mess He wonted to publicly thank the two trustees for coming to dropIn and added they will be the special guests at the March 11 dropin to answer questions from about the budget and Crown Trust matter Director of Education Wally Beevor also hopes to be on hand that day pointed out he t said anything the issue previously but he felt it was time to state that citlors should check with the of other levels of government before making statements He said the local trustees do a fine Job are credible representatives and arc available to answer lions He referred to remarks made by Armstrong about the board s financial operations as almost slanderous Coun should at least give them a chance lo cr lions before making stale- In his lew Ihere was no ton then was wrongdoing in placing the funds in Crown Trust but it wasnt the trustees who made Investment Staff members were responsible for the investment and ho said he was sure disciplinary action will be taken Quebec Today speakers subject at Mtvw Baptist Rev John S Gllmour will speak on Quebec Today at a special service at Baptist Church Wednesday February at 8 p Rev Gllmour Genera Secretary of the Union D Baptlstes Francoises Canada Union of French Baptist Churches of Canada has been on the scene in Quebec for more than three decades Mr has served in key French speaking congre gations as pastor he is also a recognized educator In Quebec addition to serving as teacher Mr Gllmour was founding principal of the first French high school in the Protestant sector of the Montreal Protestant School Board Baptists as well as other evangelicals say they are in a period of growth among French Canadians with society having undergone profound changes for over a generation tolled I rtttnd 1U tan sunn MomaUy holds little Jenny chosen sweetheart for the day beside him is MJss Canada Jodl Jju y Gllmour following talk In front David Mae and John Miller Alison Holmes Allan Stanley and David Weather land urban pest control G 877 7014 HALTON HILLS NURSERY SCHOOL INVITES Parents to its OPEN HOUSE a AT COLLfU HOWARD 3610 AFTER Whiting raises question Sh6uld Town pay for playgrounds Councillor Dave Whiting think the Town should be paying for creative play ground equipment on school properties but he wants to hear from public before a final decision on the issue is made by Halton Hills Monday night at general com he proposed that Town funds not be spent on creative playgrounds at schools in the future and then asked that the Horn be deferred He noted the subject has come up during discussion about the budget and he feels it is an issue which should be decided by council policy He explained last year parents a school wanted a creative playground but there was no money in the budget so a service club and the parents combined efforts and paid for a creative playground with little assistance from the Halton Hills should have a policy of encouraging the public to raise for playground equipment at school yards but he wants public feedback first He thinks the issue should be settled before the budget is passed Possibly as new subdivisions are built developers should be required to pay for creative playgrounds Councillor Marilyn Serjeantson suggested Councillor Mike Armstrong said her idea just wasn ap plicable to the issue Councillor John McDonald asked if playground costs have been shared by the schools and parents and vice clubs etc in the past Recreation director Tom Shepard said the answer to McDonalds question was yes and no He added the issue in Ihe reciprocal agree ment between the board and Town on shared fatalities Whiting admitted he hadn t considered that aspect the reciprocal agreement before raising the issue Councillor Russ Miller said he partially supported Whiting view He noted some school creative playgrounds haven been as strongly with Town money as others and that was unfair He said a policy is needed on how much the Town will con tribute for all school creative playgrounds Sometimes creative play grounds are located in areas where there parks Sbepard explain ed A a Deeded but there la no Town park the only place the playground can go is school property Admitting he asked council for approval he ex plained about two years ago tic decided in cases where the school requested a creative playground but if he didn feel one was really needed in the area then the Town wouldn t foot the entire bill Some schools have been fund raising for two years now to pay for a playground and this is the year that the playgrounds are to be built He predicted council will receive feedback from schools and parents who could wind up having been fund rais for two years for nothing if the playgrounds I appro v Comparing creative play grounds with sports fields the Town must give a lot of alien lion to and spend money main laming the playgrounds have been an recreative investment They have also been well received by the public and he predicted council will hear public support for creative playgrounds Whiting pointed out lo policy not department heads He said Town practises on creative playgrounds have been He suggested had the planned creative playground projects for 1983 been voted on at last week s budget commit tee meeting he thought Ihcy would have been chopped from the budget At the same lime lie thought the public should have the chance to comment before the budget is struck and if he was going to change his mind because of public input he wanted lo do so before Ihe budget is brought down not after He said he hopes tax payers will call him Johns tili Guide- Scout Week February to the Guide- Scout Week throughout Canada This special week offers opportunity to learn more about Guiding and Scouting in the coram unity During GuideScout Week a display will be act up In Georgetown Library and on Sunday February loth a Thinking Day Service will be at p at St George Bishop Paul Medina Bishop may be seriously ill Parishioners of churches in the Diocese of Hamilton which includes Hills were asked o pray for Bishop Paul Reding at masses on Sunday following disclosure he may have a serious illness which was ted during a medical check up Letters were sent to all Catholic parishes in the diocese advising priests of toe iQaeu but the chancellory of will not of fee tare details until a complete diagnosis has been completed Born in Hamilton in Bishop Reeling was appointed administrator of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Hamilton in March 1976 Bishop Joseph Ryan He was last in Hills in the fall at the of opening of St Joseph school in Ac ton