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y december 4th 1ss2 the acton free press acton ontario paqb nink how muic taught told wi ladies the intftssajjuwcya brahch wo- laen institute held its november meeting at the home of mrs price in spite of the very nasty day a good attendance o members and visitors was on hand to enjoy the program education planned by convenors airs m xfahon and mrs page a demonstration of how music is taught in schools was presented by mrs elliott of ftadehoch everyone enjoyed learning the fundamental of music appreciation nlontf with folk kinelnjt and dancing mrs a frank read a paper writ- ton by mtfis jean frank in which she told how children can be pre pared at home for their school days and described some of the newer methods of education mrat r anderson ant mrs h wil- aon assisted the hostess in sorvinp lunah hie overage spent last year bv every man woman and child in canada for clothes and person il fumlshlnsts was llfi morchial asthma do you k0 whww ami fight or totath wi you cant get proper kleeir temr4tonii uazmah capaules help you to brvalhe mfctly relieved ol wheeling anil kkpjns they loosen light packed plitkln in iwottclual lube bo it crimen away etuly sleep ami tork in comfort take uaz- uailtruiay 45c si 35 nt dnigtfil- 133 aluminum has been flying hiah in civil and military aircraft for a cood many years recently prof pierre demera of the umveruty of montreal found a new use for this airborne metal he used alu minum to encase a camera which he sent aloft attached to a hydro-t- senfilled balloon in order to photograph cosmic rays ten miles up in the cold and empty stratosphere from the luxurious interiors of modern transports to the white- hot heart of a jet turbine engine aluminum is lending its lightness and strength to canadas aircraft industry aluminum company of canada ltd a lean very very much appro la led is an edition of a classic with type that is eaiy to read we all know the copies of classics that are likely around the house compared tojstest books and magazines they demand a very large maunifving ulaw indeed so the appearance of pride and prejudice an old favorite in read able type at acton library is very welcome for those who no directly o the latest books for their choice it might proe valuable to browie in tho back shelves to find these old favorites as many will already konw they are wotth reading even in the old fashioned tpe it is that much mooted ounrer generation that is instantly put off by a lonr hard to read book the teenagers with a little patience vill surely find pride and prejudice worth while and a copy of such a clearly printed book would make a splendid christmas gift for a high school girl such a book is one hint shell be glad to keep and too it will take longer to read uuui some of the rirls stories she may be reading its one likely to come due back at library too soon its too bad the youngest prospec tive readers haven t seen the mov ing picture of pride and prejudice which starred greer garson as elizabeth and laurence olivier ns the haughty darcy the gay humour of the story is caught in the apt illustrations it t a grand copy for rereadinc as well as reading for the first time and it certainly makes classic storfes een more acceptable than over do the young people think clas sics dull they should just try some of the oldptimers sir walter scott isnt as thrilling as he used to be but hes still pretty ood dickens seems long to them but isavoilh it when theyre sick with winter colds might be a good tin e to start them on a classic theyve lots of time and theres not mich better to do we hear that more of the classics have been ordered for the library in modern easily read type too good news of 1010 s g418 juvenile delin quents 70 per cent were children whose both parents were born in canada only 83 of the 6 418 delin quents v ere born outside of can ada deadlock dead and crippled firm animals removed promptly for sanitary ditnoul telephone collect georgetown 11 gualph 3334 cordon young ltd capacity crowd in brookviue for annual farm forum rally the brookville hall was filled to capacily monday evening novem ber 24 when haltbn county farn rorum met for their yearlv rally only five or the fifteen forums were not represented mrs alex sim of morton wife of profcnsor alex sim first prov incial farm forum secretary and mr simmoni unesco represent ative in halton county were pres ent stanley robinson nassagawea president of halton county farm forum committee presided after tinging o canada he spoke wordi of greeting and expressed hli pleas ure at seeing so many present archie service president of th county federation of agriculture brought greetings to the forums from the parent organization and trusted that this season of forum meetings throughout halton would be a successful one the folk school report given bv mrs u coulter proved very inter esting as well as informative to those who have a vague idea of the what and why of folk schools mr locker of no fl nassng-1- weya- farm forum presented a mouth organ and guitar selection followed by several vocal numbers rendered by the milton male quai- tette which judging by the ap plause were well received the limestone forum depicted a forum meeting improperly con ducted with checkers euchre and eats very much the attraction of the evening rather than the dis cussion miss muriel applcyard of stone school forum favored the gather ing with two well rendered soles which were well received the ligny forum in contrast to the former meeting endeavored to depict a forum meeting properly conducted with greater emphasis on the reading of the guide fol lowed by dlscuision punctuality business procedure not even men tioning euchre or lunch ii s heatherlngton county fed oration secretary was called uprt and spoke briefly but to the pont on the tuberculosis canvass and cheiit xitay which will di con ducted in this countv in the ver near future he dlscu3sc j rlno the leadership training cnrst which is to be conducted in milton with mrs sim of morton as leader the highlight or the evening came v hen the halton jun lor farmers junior and senior square dance sm who entered the canada packers square dance competition nt the rovnl winter fair tripped their way onto tho platform and to the music supplied by mr and mrs andy frank and mr houston ruddell ns floor manager gave nn opportunity of seeing their per- formance congratulations wore offered to these yourtfc people and although they did not receive highest award the junior set in competition witn 15 other sets received 4th position while the seniors in competition with 42 other sets stood in oth place stanley turner on behalf of the county committee and those pres ent voiced the thanlcs and apprec iation to those taking part in the program or contributing to th program in any way for the success of the evening the members of no 7 naxsaga- weya served a bounteous lunch of coffee sandwiches and cake which was much appreciated the ireet- ing closed u ith the 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