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l vnjque wav of visiting- his parent wal used by peter puchyr of peel st when he landed this plane on the field beside the pentecostal church last thursday afternoon he had no difficulty landing his recently purchased plane but found taking off difficult in the long grass v staff photo air seven grievances at township council maaaagaweya council haa ad- viabd the committee of adjust ment or the township to act mora promptly on notifying ap plicants of the committees de- clslons the recommendation waa made at tha last regular meeting of council august 6 following severn criticism of several of the township officials mr and mrs r dudnlk of kr 1 moffat conveyed their grievances to council both in a written latter and by a personal visit to council soccer scores by charlie thomson acton soccer team 814 year played an exhibition game in mil ton saturday august 10 acton kicked off to start tha game about five minutes of up and downs the field for both teams milton finally scored the init ial goal on a play from dave mc neil to lag wilson who scored the passing play for both teams has been terrific robin loscoe in the acton goal pulled off two hard drives by tha milton team one wai a tre mendous save milton boys had a lot of tha play up to that point just a few seconds before half time nathan fields made a love ly pass to steve brunelle to score for acton to tie up the game 11 first half ended acton 1 mil ton 1 dave cunninghams kicking was a big factor and l wilson outside left for milton is a tricky player milton right back phil leclde and left back frank drambosl played a very strong game throughout larry qulnn as usual played a very heady game so did steve brunelle oranges were provided the ac ton team by the acton lga store a few minutes after this half started ron harlnga made a save on a low kick by nathan fields which the goalkeeper played very neatly to save acton did score a little later but was called by the referee on an offside milton to this point in the game outran our smaller boys peter hargrave played goal for acton and he made a great save from a corner kick in turn the milton goalie robbed terry holmes of a goal this has been a goalkeepers battle all the way the bast goal of the game was made on a two way combination play nathan fluids played the ball downfteld from his right aide to ust outside the goal and made a perfect pass to peter pavll to score actons second goel both goalkeepers were very prominent in this soccer game in tact all the boys played well the final score acton 2 mil ton 1 acton coach harry foley re feree john foley next wednesday night at the high school these same boystake on the scouts team and they tell me they are good come on out and see them play you will be pleased acton larry qulnn ch chris tennant ir jim tltnmlncs lb b inscoe goal peter pavll ol terry holmes 11 steve bennett lb bluie mcgilloway it ru as dwyer ih pater hargrave rb dave cunningham ir nathan fields or don turkoas rh mike luty 11 mike tcpolovec lb steve brunelle ef coach h foley milton ron harlnga goal phil laeue rb frank dramboai lb j lecue rh j heaney eh h brynkua ih a roberta or d mcneil lr g meechan ef b fraueey 11 u wilson ol greg heaney the latter was broken into even divisions each making a separate request or demand the first request was tho re moval of chalrmanmaurlco new ton from the committee of ad justment as wall as doug beattle who is a member of that com mittee the letter suggested the num ber of members on the commlttoe be increased requested a by law to control barking dogs and insisted there must be a larger fire truck than the one presently in existence the letter implied township workers mrs vera cockram building inspector a w savage and clerk j c mclntyre had given mrs dudnlk misleading information the letter also urged action to prohibit don miles from burn ing and wrecking cars mr miles lives near the dudnlks council read tho written com plaints and listened to mrs dud nlk mrs dudnlks largest griev ance was against the committee of adjuatmont which had turned down her application for a land separation she was even further upaet when the committee took 23 days to notify her of their decision mrs dudnlk complained the deadline for the proposed salo was june 30 following the committees refusal mrs dud nlk was advised to appeal to the omb but failed to do so in the 14 day period allowed her only recourse now is to pay 26 to the committee tdbe heard once more and then ap peal to the omb if her appli cation is turned down again mrs dudnlk vowed tho town ship would be billed for 200 that she and her husband had spent on a plan of the area sub mitted to tha committee mrs dudnlk insisted that she had been advised a plan was necessary and now believes it is not roally neeeaaary at all if a sketch is presented councillor threatens ciwtinuitl jrom paye 1 marshalls office chocks the con dition of fire fighting equipment ive sufficlonl faith that if tho fire department knew the truck was in poor shape they would say so besides said mr lawson it cant bo in such poor shape if what a gentleman here said at a nomination meeting is true at this point councillor law- son reiterated his intnntlon to resign from tho georgetown a ros and was requested by the roovo to write it out as a resolution he did so hit when tho reeve read the resolution out mr law- sons fellow councillors polled by mr currlo refused to accopt it you are still on tha commit tee bob reovo currlo decid ed they wont accept your resignation it was agreed howover to chock out tho truth of tho stories about tho tiro trucks condition fight retardation this is canadian retarded childrens weok in canada and the canadian association for re tarded children stresses that 10000 children born each year and every year are or are dos- tlned to be mentally retarded mental retardation is the great est single chrfinlc disability among our children today joln in the war against this problem and help find tho causes and pre vention of mental retardation support the work of the north halt on association for the mont- ally rotarded in every way possible to removo lipstick from wash able fabrics rub glycorlne into tho spot then wash bp ojxpjjpt whatistv by david e cohen tv is a jumble of wires colls and tubus in a box that is colored and gay it is mule on its own and unless its switched on it has nought whatsoever to say but just plug in the cable and switch on tho switch just juggle the buttons and dial then adjust a few gadgets and twiddle soma knobs and a picture comes through in a while you can have lots of fun and many a smlli with a reasonable amount of margin between the commercials which seem to go on with a nonendlng technical jargon all in all its a pleasure for both young and old till youre addicted and just sit there yawning watching the late show its mysteries unfold in the very wee hours of the morning for tv is gadget befuddling the mind and in sleep leaves you tossing and turning but taken in very small doses i und its a great source of knowledge and learning for you dosage is critical parasite control in sheep lambs a buildup of internal para sites in sheep and lambs on sum mer pasture can be a serious problem this is particularly true when there is plenty of moisture in controlling these parasites broad spectrum anth elmintics particularly thia bendazole and mlntlc or prom- lntlc are commoply recom mended since there is some evidence that parasites can develop a re sistance to these if used contin uously it is common practice to also use phenothiaxlne in the worming program sometime ddr ing the year phenothiaxlne can be uaed in the rlng of the year before the flock goes to grass one of the other drugs in tho summer and the third in the tall precautions must be taken to administer these drugs carefully and particularly with mlntlc the dosage level appearavto be crit ical- the recommended dosag based on a weight approxima tion was recently administered to the cca c sheep flock no 11 effeots were noted in mature ewes or rams either on dry feed or en pasture however seven lambs on pasture frorh a total of 64 died within one half to two hours after receiving the drug eighteen lambs on dry feed were gtvon the samo dosage with no advorse effects iambs died witt soma respiratory distress and sevore doprossion of the central nervous system there is no antidote for this drug there is no satisfactory explan ation far the desths in tho limbs on pasture hit not tin dry feud in view of this experience tho following precautions are recom mended with mlntlc lambs must be welghedand the recom mended dbsago administered as they come off the scales while the toxic level is repdrtod to bo tylcajjthe doso it appears that other fsctors may influence the toxic level in addhldn this drug should not bo used if sheep or lambs hava received any of the acton free press wednesday augus 14 1968 j a tory maybe it must have beon a tory llaltons newlyelected m p rud whiting of oakvllle waa saying wednesday afternoon at last week when his car received 78 damage in a hitandrun accident on main st milton the m p was having a dinner meeting with a local liberal party official mayor brian best at the mltton inn and his car was parked in front of s store owned by another staunch liberal reeve austin ledwllh after lunch mr whiting returned to his car to find the left side badly crossed dystanders apparently copied dowh tha hitandrun drivers licence number and later in the day const len pickett of mlupn police apprehended and charged the culprit v a cooksvitle men who didnt varl kavo a vote in the june election in hilton riding farm production up gross value of onlarlq farm production totalled 1400000- q0o- ih 1907 ah 8 per cent gain over the previous year average prices received by farmers were generally butter than in 1060 with vegetables increasing by 10 to 12 per cent and fruits by 8 per coht country homes on hwy 259 miles north milton 401 on vacre 2 bedroomt and 4 room basement apartment garage and carport and workshop asking 29900 open to offer 4 bedrooms twocar garage mracre recreation room with bar asking 30000 full price 10000 down 3 bedroomi attached garage 14acre lovely view asking 24500 full price make offer acton homes ip 3 bedrooms finished recreation room asking 19500 full price 3 bedrooms carport 2 years old asking 21500 full price open to offer beautiful 3 bedroom bungalow stove and re frlgsrator included asking 23000 full price 3 bedrooms attached garage 2 years old va cant open to offer asking 25000 full price 3 bedroomi asking 19000 full price i 3 bedroomi attached garage fireplace recrea tion room 7 mortgage asking 24000 full price owner may hold second mortgage im mediate poitatiion one year old high school area 9 rooms fireplace modern conveniences doctors home who is retiring end leaving country asking 25000 full price with 9000 down one 8 mortage opart to offer owner mutt sell immediate possession sydney k lamb realtor 1 mill st e acton phone 8531030 9 sales staff to serve you member orangeville ontario canadian real estate boards