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nossogoweya inaugural the acton free press wednesday january 11 1967 9 new form of government predicted implementation of some new mahon ross gordon and mrs vform of municipal government anne macarthur all return- will be one of the major unvng from last year immmno township council held its in augural meeting last week and after taking the oath of office received spiritual guidance frortf rev norman young minister for the presbyterian churches at georgetown and umehotae front row left to right are deputy- atff photo reeve george currie reeve george leslie and clerk k c lindsay back row left to rfght are councillors james goodlet c f pat patter son tom hill and assistant clerk delmer french v dertaklngs facing the town ship of nassagaweya during the next two years reeve wil liam coulter told members of nassagaweya township coun cil and the public school board for the township school area of nassagaweya at the groups joint inaugural meeting wednesday evening of last week the council and school board swore their oaths of of fice and took up the business of running the township for nassagaweyas first twoyear term of office clerk j c mclntyre admin istered the oath to the five councillors reeve william coulter deputyreeve william moey and councillors william he also swore in horace biyth claude inglis art gib son and jack mcphail school board returnees from 1966 and the one new board member carlo bryce mr bryce was elected to the board when trustee dr cliff young resign ed at the end of last year rev david c nicholson of st davids presbyterian church in campbellville at tended to conduct a brief de votional period he read ap propriate scripture from the fourth chapter of ephesians where the writer to the ephe sians urged them to walk worthy of the vocation where with you are called walk in love walk circumspectly giv- esquesing council makes appointments halton choir quartet folk singer win second prizes at conference a halton junior farmers cboir represented the county well in die provincial junior farm er music competition at the provincial conference sturday at the king edward hotel toronto w the choir placed second in mm choir festival held in the sheraton room first place winner was ontario county with 81 points second was halton with 80 points and third was middlesex with 78 points seven other counties participated earl burt carrying haltons banner in the folk singing fes tition by john mcgee the win ner was charles farlinger of dundas county tival held in hampton court tied for second place with el gin county after temiskaming districts first with 86 and one half points the second plaoe j winners were only one half iflmohhw 9l point behind there were six entries ruth mason john wilson aveline van arkel and tom hunter making up haltons mixed quartette came away with another second to peels entry third in the threeteam competition was temiskaming district the county was represented in the public speaking compe- free magazines for just 21 no bargain says housewife although their sales meth ods were probably quite legal their approach was termed very misleading by a camp bellville housewife who ran into some slick magazine sa men monday of this week she urged this newspaper toj wai others in the area to invesi gate betbre they invest in the firms offer of tree magazines long to multiply 35 fcy 60 and find out her free magazines would cost her 21 which she described as no bargain in about 200 minutes a man came to her door to get her to -2jsteasr- as leave tneitshe coni newspaper to urge other read ers to bervroreoflhejajproact to library named a flag and lighted portrait of the queen will be- the gift of lakeside chapter of the iojje to the new centen nial library it was decided at the chapter meeting tuesday of last week in the legion hall the chapter is also sell ing centennial spoons as a fundraising project a centennial tea was also discussed at the meeting representing the centen nial committee brendan aherne told members of the committees hope of having a huge list compiled of names of former actonians who would be invited to return for a centennial celebration here probably at fair time he asked the ixxde chap- tersan w t coo o during the inaugural meet ing monday january 3 for es quesing council members con ducted routine business for the first annual meeting and made a number of appointments to various boards appreciation was extended to students at milton higfi school through the principal for their kindness in contribut ing so generously to christmas hampers for needy families within the township the following appointments were made edwin harrop and delmer french to the county planning board for the year 1967 mrs alex orr ac ton and mrs hilda earle rr 1 georgetown to the sunshine school board councillor tho mas hill to the ballinafad community hall board reeve george leslie clifford wrig- glesworth and james carney to the hornby park board councillor thomas hill to the credit valley conservation authority and deputy reeve george currie to the halton region conservation authority council endorsed a petition from ratepayers on no 5 side- road to have no 5 sideroad made a county road from no 25 highway to the chingua- cousy boundary line slnceit is already a paved county road from brampton to gait with the exception of the ninth con cession in esquesing and since it already carries a heavy vol ume of traffic accounts totalling 118352 were approved for payment present for the meeting were reeve george leslie deputy- reeve george currie council lors thomas hill c f pat patterson and james goodlet clerk c c lindsay and assist ant clerk delmer french retarm charhoa head of assessors town of milton assessor john charlton was returned as chairman of the halton county assessors association at the associations yearend meeting recently in the oakville muni cipal building officiating with mr charl ton throughout 1967 will be steven saxe assessor for es quesing township as secretary- treasurer also on hand tor the meet ing were p g gillis director of assessment for the province of ontario and john mctavisfa regional director- of assess ment for this area assessment in the area was discussed with mr gillis cussed idg thanks always and for all things to god the father in his inaugural address reeve coulter reviewed what the council and school board might expect in 1967 and 1968 one of the biggest project will be the implementation of whatever is decided on the haltonpeel needs study by thomas plunkett he said we should see to it our township will be on a sound basis when plunketts recommendations or final decision on his study are brought about the reeve warned we should also provide a responsible plan for our town ship our per capita debt is increasing and we are faced with expansioikof the schools he continued the reeve noted average of 65 homes are being built in nassagaweya each year and some 300 land separations are yet to be built upon we will need some measure of control to protect our tax rate he in dicated ptaac- be faced in the hear future include the con struction of a development road at campbellville to keep heavy truck traffic out of the village a new garbage disposal site and a solution to the wa ter pollution problem at mil ton heights reeve coulter praised the townships past road program and urged the roads committee to have a good sound program for 1967 and finally he suggested it was the townships response bility to bring some of better control to the gravel pit and quarry problems its time to get down to business and resolve this problem he concluded invisible umtt traffic authorities regulate the speed limits and post max imum speeds on our highways but it is really the combination of conditions that set the safe limit such as the driver v you alert your car is it in jpood shape the weather can you see the road is it slippery the traffic is it heavy these are the factors that really should set the in visible speed limits lets play bridge by bill coats before i discuss this hand i would like to mention again one of the basic differences between duplicate and rubber bridge in rubber bridge the only thing that counts on defense is defeating the contract de fenders must at all cost try to defeat declarer if you give him three overtricks in the process so what but duplicate bridge is quite different now you try not to let declarer do better against you than other declarers are doing with the same cards in other words overtricks are ver important at duplicate bridge todays hand has to do with a four card suit four clubs to the eight not very much here is the hand dealer is south and north south are vulnerable north s 10 5 h 9 5 d k q 10 3 c a q 7 4 2 west s k j 8 h j 10 6 3 d 7 5 c 8 6 5 3 east s q 764 3 h k q 7 2 dj4 ci 10 south sa92 h a 8 4 d- a 9 8 6 2 c k9 the bidding south west north id pass 2c 2 nt pass 3d 3 nt all pass west led the heart east playing the queen and de clarer won with the ace de clarer now played five dia- mond tricks and then the west had to find three discards since west can see dummys long club suit he must hang on to all his clubs now thjs may seem obvious to you but how many wests could bear to part with their one spades or hearts and cling to a tour card suit headed by the eight this board was played four times and in three of those south made 12 tricks at only one table was declarer held to 10 tricks the impor of keeping a tour card suitwrieirthereare four or more of the same suit in dummy has not been em phasized as much as it should have been next time you are defending particularly against a no trump contract try to keep dummys long suit guard ed by your own if you are- lucky enough to have four eards in it last weeks winners at the acton bridge club were first george solty and jack coats second mrs lll cook and mrs jean garrett tied for third mrs kay campbell and mrs mary manning with mrs catherine coats and mrs glo ria coats t east pass pass three classified ads weagfyujouk harvey laverty heating plumbing and eavestroughing sales and service repairs to all makes of furnaces custom sheet metal work oil and gas furnace installations conversion burners main street n 8569934 24 hour service rockwood isjsmbung the list and let thar atwrnitteejrapwaif they for thecost of thepostageoif whatthey are doing is prob- ly ably legal but their presenta- she received a telephone hon is misleading she claim- call from a lady monday morn- ed tag who asked her a skill- testing question about the cen tennial which ahe property an- a r swered in return she was vanor d3zaar promised a wonderful sur- fca prise which turned out to be vami ivvrisir a free subscription to five ma- will iki kji gazines for only toe cost of the i 6tweai nalron towns would- undertake the project a baking sale is planned february nearly- 600 was grossed at the bazaar in november members were pleased to learn with profit about 550 regent grace nelles pres ided it dumt take the housewife employment good at year conclusion the year 1966 ended on a strong note in so far as the employment situation in the area of the guelph canada manpower centre is concern ed out of a laborforce of ov er 31000 848 were registered as unemployed and seeking work which represents only 27m of the labor force a year ago there were 1172 un employed or 3j5w of the la bor force during the month 543 mal es and 241 females registered for employment and at the months end 553 males and 395 females were unplaced these figures include those who are still employed but seeking a change in employ ment and a carryover from the previous month the groups containing the largest number of unemploy ed are men in service occup ations unskilled construct ion and transportation occu pations tttis to some degree reflects toe seasonality of work patterns the heaviest concentration of unemployed women is in the clerical and kindred occupations unskill ed and service occupations there has been a decline during the month in the de mand s workers by industry as compared with the previ ous month and the corres ponding month a year ago however kednstrtas in the manufacture of foods and beverages iron and steel products electrical apparatus and supplies showed a fairly strong demand skilled work ers in the metal working trades aire still needed and the need for unskilled work- i ers is also evident the office of guelph can ada manpower centre placed 207 males and 171 females in to jobs during the month of which a number were short term jobs a different halton town will be honored each year in a spring bazaar underrthe or ganization of haltoll centen nial manor womens auxiliary it was decided at the was regular monthly meeting wed nesday j mrs stan allen president welcomed the auxiliary back after the holiday season and introduced one new member it is hoped that by featuring the towns one per bazaar an nually all towns will eventu ally have helped at one pro gram the auxiliary would be pleased to hear of any groups who would volunteer to help in decorating a wing of the manor for different seasons or days like easter spring fall halloween or christmas january clearance spbcial decra tile vinyl mosaic wail panels self sticking reg toe sq ft sale ju 49c sq ft home furnjshjngs 127 woolwich sf guelph phone 8222420 your wife was just voted most beautiful neighbor she hasnt an excess wrinkle or a limp hair problem and she threw away all her dry skin creams want to know why milton 21v 8783272 thursrisat jan 121314 stagecoach in color ann margret alex cord cartoon boring in- adult entertainment m saturday at 2 pm stlnmontukwb jan 151617lt harper in color paul newman lauren bacall cartoon moby duck- adult entertainment jan 192021 in color hayley mills rosalind russell cartoon robin hoodlum thursirlsat the trouble with angels showttmrs weekdays sunday through thursday s pjsl ouday and saturday at 1 and 9 ml