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Acton CCC plans fall meeting James Finnie, 8, has that look of supreme anticipation as he bites into a donut. James took part in the Sunmountain Vacation Bible school at Acton Baptist church. {Fran Niblock photo) Assic 's Information System Have you got a minute -- why not drop in and scan some of our hundreds of brochures and pamphlets? We have information on subjects such as : community events and general information, a wide variety of health issues, seniors home care, health, Alzheimers, financial and wills, crime prevention, legal, housing, drugs, alcohol, support and counselling services, daycare,, children's health and safety, abuse, consumer information, volunteering, home repairs, education opportunities, social agencies and detailed pamphlets on Municipal, Regional, Provincial and Federal Government Income Security programs. We also have a variety of appli- cation forms on hand including: Birth Certificate, Block Parent, Disabled Parking Permits, Family Allowance, Government Pensions, Handicapped Transportation - Activan & Pegasus, Health Card, Housing, Income Tax Credits for Disabled, Income Tax and G.S.T. forms, Legal Aid, Ont. Student Assistance Program, Passports, Property Tax Credits and many more. Don't know who to call? Call ASSIC -- we can help you find propernames, telephone numbers and addresses. And in case you didn't know, our washrooms are always available if you get "caught out" in the downtown area. We Help Companies Out of the Red... and onto the Greens. ...and wc can help you! No matter what your business situation, we can help you achieve your goals. Wfc know the way out of business problems and wc are ready to listen and get to work now. BY FRANCES NIBLOCK Acton's Community Consultation Committee hopes to revive Neighbourhood Watch. Chair Bill Taylor said public awareness will be job one. "The committee will decide issues to focus on. I would like the police-in-action program expanded. It helped us sohve Hallowe'en vandalism problems downtown last year and this Hallowe'en will be a priority." CCCs promote communication between police and community and make suggestions for preventive policing. "We want to publicize available law enforcement programs so everyone is aware of police concerns a nd issues," noted Taylor. Makin'It Work Fort Acton CCC co-ordinator, Sgt. Al McWhirter adds: "We are calling people who were involved with the Acton Watch program a couple of years ago. But this is a community program and police don't sustain it; the public has to buy in. Currently there are no Neighbourhood Watch programs in Acton. The CCC meeting is set for September 22.