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Page 18 TUB HERALD Wednesday March Acton village constable wants a living poll of the community Denny Charles The Acton Village Constables of fice is attempting to set up a com munity consultation committee to be a living poll of the communi ty Const Bill Riddle first arrived in Acton on a Halton Regional Police Task Force to survey what the peo ple wanted in the way of policing the community He still plans to get the com munitys input but because surveys take up so much time he has started creating a committee that will in a way be my eyes and ears of the community I perceive the committee com ing up with ideas problems that I can solve he said Even if there is a problem that is not necessarily policerelated it can be aired in the open to make sure it does not eventually become a police matter Const Riddle said He not only wants the communi ty to become more involved in the policing aspect of daily life but he also wants the police to be a part of the community The police need more input from people to decide and create the kinds of programs the police can produce Const Riddle said Its so I can create programs around their Ideas he added Const Riddle has already sent out invitations to members of chur ches businesses and schools to get the committee started Once the final membership and organization is established Const Riddle plans to meet with the com mittee every three months He believes the group will be a con tinuous living poll of the communi ty If any member of the general public is interested in joining the committee they are asked to call Const Riddle at the village con stables office Const Riddle says the combina tion of the normal police work and community projects that he handles make this probably the most interesting police work Ive ever done He has been a policeman for24 years Big brothers appeal for spiel 90 Celebrities curling and care That is what Appeal Spiel will be all about its purpose is to raise money to assist the Big Brothers organization in pairing up fatherabsent boys with caring mature men Teams of sponsored curlers will participate on March 24 at the Oakville Curling Club The teams will be comprised of Little Brothers generous members of the community and celebrities such as Otto MP champion harness racer Steve Condren Doug Carrothers MPP Milton Mayor Gord Krantz Oakville Anne and members of the Toronto Argonauts football team One curling team will feature officers from PACT Police SAME DAY TAX RETURNS 101 St Georgetown 8772217 Get fast results at Diet Center And community Together Pledges come from local citizens or businesses willing to give money to help change a young boys life for the better In addition to the fun of curling for a good cause Appeal Spiel 90 participants will enjoy a lunch celebrity speeches and a trophyawarding ceremony Over a dozen teams have so far been registered for Appeal Spiel 90 and more are still welcome Anyone wishing to enter a team or sponsor a curler can contact Big 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Charles was involved with many agricultural organiza tions including Norval Junior Farmers Jersey Cattle Club On tario Federation of Agriculture Farm Radio Forum Co operative Supplies and the Georgetown Agricultural Socie ty He was still actively involved m the latter organization at the time of his death Following retirement he and his wife built a new home on the farm and Denny became an agent for the CoOperative In surance Along with other dedicated peo ple Mr Charles was instrumen tal in the planning and building of Georgetown District Memorial Hospital He served on the board of directors for 12 years including one as president Prior to the introduction of regional government in Mr Charles also served several terms on the committee of adjust ment He was an active member of the Masonic Order for 50 years serving as Master of Credit Lodge and being appointed Grand Sword Bearer in Mr CharlCs was also a member of St Georges Anglican Church Georgetown As conservationists and great 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