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Georgetown Acton Oct 5 On the Leavell Its after fnrir Acton signs are now up at en trance to town It should be a great to visitors since were not on the map We re told there was a sign on the west side of town for a tune but It not up any more We re to try and find out Former Acton area resident Lucille Cbokstey was town recently visiting from her new home to Edmonton LodQe sod husband noted out west year ago and are enjoying western life very much In town enough to see her many friends and she apologizes to all she get to rtsU The Lions Club Monthly Dance la Saturday October and will be a HaUowe en drouMtp Music will be by Rob Gray For ticket call Vloce Dunn Lola McRm Gall Ritchie Ke en or Murray Swanston Acton made the lodunnin Link again this month the intercompany news letter put out for employ there was a story about the Actoo Rock Crushers and Head Office baseball teams battling it out on June 11 There were two team photos Head office captured the victory with a slim 1413 victory I would never believed It if I seen it with my own eyes I drove up to Colllngwood Friday night in that terrible wind and rain It took almost half a tank of gas to get there Even though the car bad been tuned up just the day before I chalked the poor mileage up to the fact my vehicle is close to six years old and more rust than paint But on the return trip In perfect driving weather Ittookmeonlyoneelghtfaora tank of gas to get back In fact I also drove to and back and a re turn trip to Guelph using just a little more gas than the half trip to Colling wood I always knew wind could effect the gas consumption of a car but I venever dreamed it could be that much s first draw was to be held Saturday However Wednesday night organizer decided to delay the start of the draw two months to give their small sales force time to sell mare tickets its now supposed to get underway Decern Rockwood Lions may hold carnival Fox Run funds slow coming Funds from the Terry Fox Run here hut month are slowly trickling in but a lot more must still be deposited at local banks Spokesman for the organizer Jon Hurst said as of Thursday only about ROOD of the over III pledged to participants has been put in the banks The deadline is today Wednesday but nobody will complain if the runners turn in their pledge a la to Organizers realize many runners may have made their deposits in Georgetown or at banks where they work and that money will eventually be credited to the Acton Fox Run The main Fox Run of flee in Toronto is keeping track of which runs money comes in from regardless of where the money is deposited and they 11 be sending an itemized account to local organizers later One problem Hurst says may be that its taking participants extra time to collect their pledges because bo many of them had lengthy pledge sheets and raised so much Collecting the money now would seem to be about the hardest part of the whole for runners Subdivision objections are under advisemenf Township Council is taking under advisement objections raised by delegation concerned about proposed sub division in the village of The six lots are located on the east side of Albert St An amendment to the existing zoning bylaw is needed before construction can proceed A delegation attended a public meeting recently asking about the water supply sewage disposal necessity of the growth etc The delegation also presented a petition containing names objecting to the lng Tod HeEaaa of the Trinity Sea Scoats was part of the big force oat telling apples for Scout Apple Day In Acton Saturday by Barbara Fanh The following titles are among the new arrivals at the Eramosa Community In adult fiction Christine by Stephen King Ancient Evenings by Norman Mailer by J LeslieMelville A Rose in Winter by K and The Company She Keeps by Mary McCarthy In Juvenile Primary The Rabbit by J Burningham Doing the Washing by Sarah Garland I Can Build a House by S and Square Pegs by M mat Mental Health and the Law by M Compton Gossip from the Forest by J Previews and Premises by the Quieting Reflex by Carles Strocbel and Comprehensive Stress Management by J Greenberg Rockwood and District Lions Club hopes to sponsor a Winter Carnival next February They are now busy getting In touch with all groups and organizations in the Township to see if there will be enough interest to go ahead with their pans They are planning for a weekend possibly beginning on Friday evening and winding up on Sunday after noon It is hoped that all Eramosa groups will sponsor or arrange an activity making the weekend a busy one but most a fun weekend Some events they are suggesting are a dance a barbecue a snow mobile rally and or races crosscountry skiing skating and snow sculptures Of course all of this depends on the weather snow now The decision to go a head must be made by the first weekend in November so if you haven heard from the Lions club please feel free to call Fred Hawkins at or Grant McRao at BS6444S if you wish to participate or need more information Vbtiung with Mr and Mrs Ray mgkaon of Rockwood over Thanksgiving weekend were Fred Sharpies and Mrs Rhino Petal of The October meeting of the Institute was held at the home of Mrs Acton The opening Ode was sung and the Mary Stewart Collect re peated In unison The president Mrs B read a poem am only One A leadership work shop More Cents than Dollars was held October 12 and 13 at Wellington Place Fer gus and Mrs B and Mrs J Glen denning represented the branch A Short Course Sewing for Your Children is being offered at different locations in dur ing October and early November The Area Convention is October JO and St at the Col John McCrae Branch of the Canadian Legion and delegates were appointed and members were encour aged to attend this convention Mrs Cecil branch district director reported on plans of the Institute participation in the Plowing Match being held in Wellington County She also reported that the South Wellington District Annual will be held May IS l964atDufsChurch Thirteen members and one visitor an the Roll Call Something I have en joyed creating Mrs G Mitchell and Mrs J Glendenning conveners for Education and Cultural affairs were in charge of the program Mrs Mitchell gave the Motto To Create is to Live Mrs read Do you make a List A of the Group of Seven and Friends The Mc- Mlchael Collection was shown Mr G Mit conducted a contest THE PL A CE TO SA DIRECT FACTORY OUTLET VbM Our Showroom to Frf 96 Sat 91 WE ALSO INSTALL Mountainvlew GEORGETOWN PHONE 8771186 IOCAJ TRADMO AREA DO IT All fir Sa CELEBRATING OUR ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY HOUSEHOLD INVENTORY BOOKLETS We to thank our patrons throughout Halton Hills for their support during the past 11 years and took forward to serving you for many years to come MTU HTM St DfOHOETOWN TOflONTO MMM8 WESTM SURA iNSTWETOe MANUF LIST PRICE OCTOBER SALE 30 OFF Dominion Wood or CM Windows SAVE ON k AND CUSTOM ORDERS SA All STYLES AND SIZES AVAILABLE ORDER NOW CHECK THESE EXAMPLES WOOD CURVED BOW 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