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ffil costs disiksed atjhe planning poexid jneet- ingrmraday evening a 8ey- tipais present to dlsonss planning costs with regard to rty from reply from mr koyama of associates it was learned that a plan of sabdto- iajaafdraft could cost as muffin aafawo plus sui fees mr seynuck gave the im- preaiton he could not at this time pay half the costs for this work however after disc he seas agreeable to the boards suggestion that the town and he enter into an a that with councils approval the town would pay die costs of subdivision plan ning and when the property was sold mr seynu would reimburse the town mr seynock offered the land to the town bat council lor bob drlnkwmlter explained th town is not purchasing land at this dine company of surveyors is uybe contacted for estimates mr gmo had informed the building i jack mc- geachie that when the wea ther improves he win be able to build retaining wausas re quested by the committee for three ncooonforming lots mr mdgeachle explained the aooina- bv t recommended to councfl for a third and hnal reading before presentation to the minister of municipal affairs ifce jain williams was ins to obtain cop ies for both council and plan ning board of all the revisions incorporated into the bylaw and also uptodate zoning maps accounts totalling tlolib were authorized paid two pending applications were discussed from h c ste wart and wm pendleton both of tfdey ave members attending were mr bralda b fotd t de vries 4 miller mr drinkwalter and c perry representing the may- cohtinued from page one by onlookers who went out and walked the last few miles with them young peter arbic join ed his cousin paul bralda all the way from georgetown in the pitch black night walkers who finished the 40 mile jaunt were doug allen i hans anderson birnie benton paul braida marianne coles jim cooney terry curts gord- uu da we vem denn paul du- puis peter marzo paul mokry- cki lyn perry bill semenec irene severinski marie tim- bersisob turkosz sharon white mike marchment nigel spiccr jack irwin starting out and some doing as many as 30 miles before they dropped out were brenda aherne janice baker betty cook sally dick garry dob bie merl harris pat wheeler neil anderson jenny bishop diane bonnette david brqos- tad beverley brunette jeaip- nette collins jessie ann david son mary de bartolo brenda denny nancy duby sean dwy- er gay ellis jane fabian fiona gidman roger haggett bob hart john hartlin edie hopkins sandra irwin joan jancar joanna jansen lynn johnson debbie jordan jan ice jordan garry kelly nancy lauderrita mccrea john mo geachie jomarie marchment brent marshall mary jane new harry oehlrlfch craig perkins lucienne pratt bob price gordon reed bob smith ian stone brian mclen nan sponsors who o shel led out 2 cents a m for indi- liable taxi micro plastics production dept micro plastics sales dept a b supermarket do minion hotel station hotel custom cleaners stopps clean ers acton bowling lanes grant motors royal dairy mason knitting force electric goy cartage manning electric symon hardware beardmore co bensons shoe store duncans groceter ia ldveus- meat market lake- view greenhouses blow press erskine mrs walker mr mo- callum mr lambourne mr e hansen dr t b moore mr m sevan mrs laszlo mrs s brown mr bruce an drews mr j bray mr i mc- gillivray mr wm coats mr o drljber mr c rognvaldson mrs kelly mrs jancar mrs ivy martin mr sam brunelle mr w middleton marzo glove bill toths garage mr good man mrs reed acton credit union acton motors dr ced- ric dey vidual students were mccal- lums garage clelands auto body h k porter rachlln jewellery main variety and smoke shop thompsons gar age frank toth motors little motors rendezvous beauty salon johnson reaf estate bank of montreal acton free press lamb real estate re gal ullne nurseries dennys the marchers carried signs with their sponsors names on to start but the elements tore them apart the acton free press wednesday april 26 1967 9 i i i i buy new pickup truck continued from page one and considerable body work mayor duby pointed out 700 had just been authorized in payment of the installation of a new motor in another town vehicle he said when the truck was purchased in 1962 a program for renewal of equipment had been initiated insurance gordons hardware ross barber shop wiles bus depot rons barber shop ac ton box mfg red white store rumley- shoemaker funeral home ac- ton home furnishings iga hintons cameo lcbo miss vandergrift mr e curtis mr- p sullivan mr w an eff t keep municipal tvler oppmet i i i l opposed sunday was a stiff muscle- aching ordeal for many of the walkers but by monday the group had bounced back and were planning more activity for project action to equipment in presentable and operating condition he said that if a new motor was installed in this truck it would be necessary to keep the truck at least another two years which would give them another eight year old truck reeve hlnton emphasized his position asking that the subject be returned to com mittee suggesting that it would be a horrible waste if it were true that the truck could be made servicable for a lesser cost council accepted the recom mendation of the committee and accepted the tender for the purchase of die new truck reeve hlnton and councillor reminder car buyer arent you the salesman who sold me this car a few weeks ago salesman smiling i sure am car buyer well tell me ab out it again i get so discour aged- jkmkclivpaiim cfiajmammn ray m aj paul braida to persevere tn satur- i rlghtaixihnfetkr offsaar hafold days 40rnlle hike all finished thelrlj the rear drovo to g fc amour- first femrnes q irene severonskl mario timbers marianne staff photo music festival continued from page one campbeuville wi shield from mrs omer vanslckle for sec ond singing first tulip die grade four choir of the robert fjttle public school acton re ceived the acton rome and school trophy presented by mrs r louttet second was umehouse public school who rece the halton mus ic festival shield from mrs glenda benton this yearv fes tival secretary class 1 girls grades 1 2 3 gold medal janet howard j m denyes presented by mrs r frost norval silver jenni fer krapek robert little bronze donna ridley norval class 2 boys grades 1 2 3 gold medal presented by mrs doreen mahon campbeuville to niko vanderkooy robert little silver douglas benton brookville bronze david mills m z bennett class 3 girls grades 4 5 6 gold medal presented by mrs flora lift milton to debbie frost norval silver sharon ellerby m z bennett bronze bonnie hill bruce st milton class oovs grades 4 5 6 gold medal presented by mrs c w hiltz milton to ken fay wi dick milton silver neil clarkson j m denyes bronze jim koslick bruce st milton class 5 girls grades 7 and gold medal to lois faye martin st milton by mrs joyce benton brookville sil ver diane bousfield robert little bronze karen early brookville class a boys grades 7 and 8 gold medal presented by mrs r stinson martin st to robert krui robert little sil ver to steven brancier martin sl milton bronze to david rochester m z bennett ac ton class 7 boys changed voices presented by mrs barbara case wj dick school gold medal to lloyd gadd brook ville silver david bittorf ro bert little bronze to peter bradlng martin st the adjudicator especially praised die boys in ttjls sec tion you deserve all die compliments in the world she said the solo classes are a cen- tennial year innovation and he medals included an at tached centennial medallion board of education proposal expected a plan for a countywide halton board of education to replace the present myriad of local boards may emerge thurs day night when the halton consultative committee on educa tion presents the results of a oneyear study on halton educa tion to members of halton county council boards in meetings early this year generally supported this approach officials predict the committee will bring down a report calling for the scrapping of public and high school boards and boards of education in halton to be replaced by a larger coun tywide board representation on the board by haltons seven municipalities is expected to be established by population which would mean the southern towns of oakville and burling- on would hold at least twothirds of the membership the only alternative to a countywide board of education it is felt would be a separate board governing the north halton municipalities of acton milton georgetown esquesing and nassagaweya this idea was hinted in discussions early this year by members of the present boards the committee charged with studying and recommending on haltons educational system was established over a year ago by the county council during recent months members have held lengthy discussions at closed meetings with trustees throughout halton county thursday evening the committee will present its report to the county council and representatives of county school boards and boards of education at a special meeting in the county council chambers in milton on all general motors cars and trucks see us for warranty service and sales on chevrolet olds mobile in milton and acton areas tilden truck van c pickup rentals andrew murray motors ltd 1 chev r- otds at hoi lie j dealer st oeoroetown 774272 greatest may sale ever starts thursday april 27th at 9 am this event is so great that we just had to let you know about it dont let anything keep yen away hem ryans in guejph tomorrow leave the dishes in the sink forget about making the teas tatth the first bus to cuelph tomorrow morning well refund your fare with a purchase of 1000 or more and come directly to ryans this is not just an excuse to use the word salf we personally feel this is the greatest value packed event to ever hh your we cant list ill of the items that are on sale but we can give you a few examples of the many hundreds of genuine values that are being offered on all three floors during this event for the convenience of our outoftown customers ryans will remain open thursday evening until 10 pm we would suggest that you come in thursday however if you cant the sale will continue on unsold quantities all day friday until 9 pm and saturday unfit 530 reg values to 600 ea mens knitth tshirts leading brand short sleeve with 3 button placket collar wide range of smart shades sizes s m l xl rag to 600 each 275 or 2 for 500 save up to 954 ea on ladies blouses and sport tops first quality ell by leading can adian makers assorted fabrics styles and shades original values to 129s 3 44 save more than 33 on scatter mats acrilan and nylon 27 by 54 regular 695 value 4 44 boys and girls jackets cardigans various fabrics and shades in assorted styles sizes 2 to 14 in the group original values to iat 3 00 save up to 299 ea ladies handbags first quality of durable vinyl choose from white fawn bone black also included in the group are madagascar straws regular values to 89s 5 99 save 710 on mens allweather goats smartly tailored of canadian mist or terylene and cotton with fly front semi raglap sleeves 6 smart shades sizes 36 to 44 also tails and shorts regular 2198 14 88 save up to 50 values to 169 yd silks cottons denims dacrons in 36 and 45 widths 84 yd save up to 276 ea on girls and childrens tshirts leading canadian makes sizes 4 to 14 in the group assorted shades and styles original values to 391 i 22 save up to 298 pr on boys tee kays a special group of the popular casual pants all the rage these days sizes 12 to 18 regular to 598 3 00 save up to 25 on name brand luggage choose from 2suiters compan ion bags train cases weekend ers etc and save 25 regular now only 1995 1488 to to 3495 2588 save 66 each on cups saucers english bone china choose from 6 beautiful patterns regular value 1j0 84 save 24 yard on 36 denim wide range of plain shades and stripes regular 98 yd 74 yd 11 am special personal shopping only while quantity lasts boys casual pants reg value 498 canadian make wash n wear sizes 10 to 18 this item will be available to our outoftown cus tomers upon request 11 am to 12 noon or while quantity lasts and will not be advertised for this time slot otherwise 1 44 the hems advertised here are only a few of the hundreds of moneysaving specials that you will find on sale name brand wearables for every member of the family footwear staples piece goods etc all on sale at trerttendous sayings youll enjoy your visit to ryans on thursday not only will you save money but you can abb enjoy free refreshments on the lower floor there are balloons for the youngsters tool save the stub of your bus ticket when you have completed your shopping we will refund the cost of your return fare with a purchase of 1000 or more when you are in ryans visit our 2nd floor office and inquire about a charge account if you do not already have one ryans are looking forward to being of service to you i 115 wyndham st ryan s of guelph a at the crosswalk