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Geonjatown Acton Oct 1983 3 Eden Mills Many visitors MacDwgftll Mrs Tom Atkinson vicepresident of the Friendly Seniors took the chair for the October meeting There were members present for the Readings were given by Mrs E Jennings and Mrs R Bur rows Cards were played and a time followed Mr and Mrs Hansel Lowrie and Mr and Mrs Jack Chamberlain enjoyed the Thanksgiving weekend touring the north country and viewing the beautiful fall colors Rev Slinn of Mississauga visited with mother Mrs H Mcintosh for Thanksgiving Mrs William McLean spent the weekend with daughter and soninlaw Betty and Bob Francis n London Mr and Mrs Ted Barden were recent guests of Evs sister and brotherinlaw Mr and Mrs in Mrs Ev Barden met with other members of the Women Missionary Society at a Re treat at Crieff Hills for a few days Mr and Mrs Douglas Durrell have re turned home after spending the summer months In Thunder Bay where Doug was sing the installation of air pollution control equipment for Great Lakes Paper Free t was taken up with and in vol vera en t with summer theatre and the art gallery The League held a dance at Aberfoyle Hall recently Home town ball players Terry Clifford won the most valuable player of the league for the season and big brother Tim Clifford shared the award Tor the Most Valuable player for the playoffs with Jeff Brown of Terry and Tim Mrs V Montgomery was a guest with her brother and sisterinlaw Mr and Mrs Robert Brampton and she enter her family on the Thanksgiving weekend Peace Camp brought to the attention of commissioners by Region representative Dave Whiting will be reviewed Whiting showed the commissioners recently photos of a crude concession stand outhouses soccer goal posts barbecue pits new hydro ser vice and water taps for camp sites which have been Installed on the property this past Boeckner said some of the work carried out on the property constitutes developing without a permit However some of the things which have been done may not be contraventions while staff tsn sure other are contraventions or not Restoration can include removal of lures from the s restoration of the pro perty to the way it was before the work began and site rehabilitation NEC hopes to deal with the IPC proposal before Ihe end of November ex plained She said how quickly the issue Is dealt with will depend on the agencies which are commenting on the plan She noted AWTRENTON DENTURE THERAPIST MAIN ST GEORGETOWN 8772359 m Halton Hills council hopes to deal with a staff report later this month Halton region will also be commenting and the region Environmental and Ecological Advisory Committee recently suggested there be a full environmental impact assessment for the IPC project- be re quired to post a bond Besides Halton Hills and the region NEC staff Is still awaiting comments from Halton Region Conservation Authority the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Ciitizenshlp and Culture So far only Milton the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation and the Ministry of Natural Re sources have submitted comments After the sentencing Whiting complained the fine was too lenient The maximum fine IRC faced was and Whiting felt It should have been at least He com plained at this rate IPC could wind up pay in fines and being able to build their whole project without any permits Clergy Comment by Father Ralph Dlodatl It is so easy to be generous with our time when we know we are going to be recognized for it When we are putting ourselves out don we expect a little praise Unfortunately caring for the elderly does not seem to bring a lot of praise or Go to a home for the elderly and see how many of them have no visitors at all Many are living on the hope that some day some member of their family may take the time to visit them It has been sold that with God no prayers are more powerful more quickly answered than the prayers of little children and the prayers of the aged Then surely no works ore more pleasing to God than works of mercy done for these people We don always have any opportunity to serve the needs of orphans and little ones But the elderly the forsaken needy and lonely widows and widowers are like the poor always with us How blessed will we If mercy shown to them brings us the blessing of the r and prayers Acting Actea postmaster Chris McMillan and Halton Hilts Mayor Peter Jointly sign a form officially declaring Oc tober SUmp Collecting Month Police beat Police responded to a case of minor assault last Wednesday at a borne on IS Slderoad near Highway as A IT yearold male assaulted a 10yearold male while visiting a woman at the home at about a The occurence centred around some pro the victim had borrowed Five 1 related charges were laid over the weekend Those charged were all males ranging in age from IS to years Three were from Acton one from Milton and another from Erin The charges Included drinking while under IS consuming liquor outside of a residence and driving a vehicle with on open bottle of liquor An 18yearold Georgetown male was thrown out of a dance at Acton High School Friday night and was charged with falling to leave a premises after being directed to do so The youth a student at Georgetown and District High School was making a nuisance of himself and was Instructed to leave the dance by the principal or Acton High according to police reports Police were called to a domestic bance at home at l on the weekend It involved a husband and wife There were no injuries but a glass window on a trailer valued at 160 was broken No charges were laid but the police tion is continuing The plastic cover on a vending machine in Acton was broken at about a Satin- day It was valued at A theft of feet of garden hose valued at was reported to police The hose stolen from a Klngham Rd residence was taken sometime between October and 10 A man leather jacket valued at was a coat rack at Acton High School The coat was taken while a student at the school was attending classes on October 11 No injuries no charges and no damages were reported after police responded to a domestic dispute call on Mill St October 12 Kmgham from page residents were paying their sewer charge on their tax trills like every one else and still paying to maintain the obviously inadequate private sewage system too When the region took over the Acton watersewer system with the birth of regional government they refused to assume the private sewer system Keep described the senior Truckcar collide POPE a CHARTERED a Sa tub Ontario 8731601 tier of local government as unco operative in helping the residents solve the problem Kinnear said they are looking at the ramifications of adding this ex charge to their hefty taxes and haven t decided which routes the corporations or individual home owners will follow fighting the region A on on M II St resulted In dam age to two vehicles Octobers Traffic had slowed to a stop in the area around Wilbur St on M 11 St The traffic stopped abruptly and one vehicle following too closely coll ded with the car ahead A car belonging to Martin 40 or Byron St Georgetown withstood A car driven by Ruth Mansfield 16 of 10 Berry St Acton had an estimated damage accord to police reports MOVE OVER K CAR There were no injuries in a two vehicle collision Thursday at Highway and Wei lington County Road according to OPP Police say a tank truck was driven by Emerson Martin so Arlss and received minimum damage in the crash A car driven by Vincent RR Rock wood received an estimated in damage off Our Entwe Stock OCTOBER 20 to NOVEMBER SttuUiU Pcuuf CHECK THE STA EQUIPMENT drive spd brakes not buy YOULL BUY TEMPO QUALITY BUILT IN OAKVILLE BY CANADIANS CAPITAL FORD Miasm