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the HERALD Community Wednesday February 19 Town has confidence in lawyers ability Continued from Page the meeting member Rita Landry said she feels better about the groups relationship with the town She feels this way because the town was receptive to the in formation FOAD provided during the meeting However the fact Mr DAgostino was unaware of important in formation concerning the Third Line issue shows the town should hire another lawyer to deal specifically with this part of the case said Ms van Valk Mr is fighting the dump proposal on the Third Line issue as well as on the en vironmental assessment issue The latter issue deals with whether or not the landfill proposal conforms to various conditions set out under the Environmental Assessment Act Maybe he Mr has got too much on his plate said Ms van de Valk In response Mr DAgostino said there is no ego involved and he would have no objections to the town seeking another legal opinion concerning the Third Line issue Mr Costea said the town has retained the law firm Thomson Rogers of which Mr DAgostino is an employee We have both Mr DAgostino and Roger Beaman a senior part ner with Thomson Rogers plus the firms resources working on our behalf said Mr Costea So no Thomson Rogers doesnt have too much on its plate We have confidence in their ability added Mr Costea ACTON SOCIAL SERVICES AND INFORMATION CENTRE Community responds to call for help We would like to thank all those who responded to our ASSIC ALERT entitled Needs for the Needy In this article we had put out a request for several items for the needy in our community The phone calls began to trickle in We had a fridge donated 2 sofa beds dressers and 2 single mattresses These items were passed on to several families in our community They were extremely grateful One mother even commented that thanks to the donations she could sleep in a bed of her own for the first time in months We thank those who donated to our Needs Coordination Program as your generosity and kindness has made a difference in the lives of others For those who are interested we are still in need of baby items such as high chairs car seats cribs and baby clothing We are also looking for a table and chairs a fridge 3 dressers coffee andor and tables and a vacuum If your are able to assist us by donating these items please call ASSIC at 8533310 and ask for Lin Arrangements can be made to pick up your donations You will not have to commit yourself to any deliver ing Once again we thank the community for helping us to help others ACTON PARENTCHILD CENTRE COOP RIDE PROGRAM We at the Acton ParentChild Resource Centre are aware that there are some people who would like to use the Centres programs but cant because of the long walk with preschoolers We are attempting to develop a Coop Ride Pool that would fill this need If you could offer a ride sometimes or need a ride sometimes please call Mary at the Centre located in the Acton Citizens Band Hall New President Alfie Hutchins left turns over the gavel to incoming President Ron Lovegrove at the installation of officers for Credit Valley Shrine Club Georgetown I Picturesque view Presbyterian Church on Street sits adjacent to the historic property whose pic turesque view would be lost If proposed nearby development takes place Herald photo Farmers needs being addressed The training needs of Ontario farmers will soon by known McNulty chair of the On tario Farmer Needs Assessment Committee and of the Community Industrial Training Committee is enthused at the opportunity for the farm community to have their voice heard A provincewide needs assess ment project is currently being coordinated on behalf of the On tario farm community The pur pose of the project is to identify what courses and presentation methods could help farmers enhance their farm business management skills The results of the project will be available to anyone offering training pro grams to Ontario farmers In the next three months the project team will interview agribusiness personnel conduct focus groups and carry out a telephone survey of farmers A random sampling from the farm community will be asked to par ticipate in this study Farmers wishing to make com ments may complete the short survey which will soon be distributed to the farm communi ty Ongoing farmer training needs identification is planned An enthusiastic response by the Ontario farm community will permit courses to be developed and delivered that meet the cur rent needs of the Ontario farm community said Cathie Lowry Managing Director of the Ontario Agricultural Training Institute The needs assessment project is being coordinated by a com mittee representing the Ontario Agricultural Training Institute Community Industrial Training Committees Agriculture Canada Agricultural Employ ment Services Employment and Immigration Canada the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food the Ontario Ministry of Skills Development the Universi ty of Guelph and farmers The research and analysis con tract has been awarded to The Advisory Group and associates The project managers Karen Paul and Ralph Ashmead can be contracted through their project office co Mr Tim Ross Unit 2 California Ave Box 1802 Brockville Ontario K6V 6K8 phone fax or BW Words Atchison Lane Fergus On tario N1M phone For further information call Brenda Watson Program Coor dinator Ontario Agricultural Training Institute at or 1800ONTOATI BUSINESS PROFILE byDANKOCIUK HALTON HILLS COLLISION Acton born Dan and bis wife Liz own and operate Hills Collision and have for the past 18 years For over years now Dan has been in the auto body repair industry in the area and has seen vast changes in the design and construction of the so called horseless carriage When I was a young pup I remember an older gentleman saying They sure dont make cars like they used to At the time I thought this a rediculous statement As far as I was con cerned the car of the and were solid Twenty years later I find myself saying those very words Cars and trucks have changed so much that we are continually having to update equipment and technology to repair the sophisticated unlbody construc tion and streamlined design of all North American cars and im ports Paints are different acrylic enamels took over syn thetic enamels Base coat clear coat stage paints are applied to per cent of the newer vehicles now and costs have varied tremendously A big job when I was a kid ran around the mark Today our Pictured above are Dan and Liz Kociuk of Halton Hills Collision in Crewson Corners 1 Acton Far the past IB years they have pro vided complete collision repairs for their satisfied customers They are experts In repairing frame and front wheel drive vehicles and In acrylic enamel and two stage paints Car rentats can be arrang ed Call 15198532860 satisfied customers have vehicle repairs in excess of and 15000 KNOW YOUR RIGHTS On the occasion of a car acci dent you can have your vehicle repaired at any qualified shop of your choice The distance of your chosen auto body shop from the accident may or may not require an additional tow charge from your insurance company Ask us for particulars If you have an accident and require a tow truck you can insist to the police and the tow truck operator where you want your vehicle taken If your car is to be Advertising Feature pounded by police request then you have no choice If you have an accident notify your insurance broker and have him explain No Fault In surance or if you wish get your estimate first and talk to your auto body shop manager for minor claims It just so happened that I chose a trade that depends on other peoples misfortunes We dont enjoy seeing people have auto misfortunes but if it happens to you our honest friendly and qualified staff would appreciate a chance to make you one of our satisfied customers