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1 w y xtaokijouil the ac fr p ontaftlol tutthioav-r-hr-fcmhkft-stk-ienfr- milt lait tk traybppacl at jarvl what thay viewed old re lic and lo were given a tour through the shreclded wheat plant 1 staff plioi after a picnic in the niagara parkt commlttlon groundt they vitit- ed other interett point and returned via niagaraontholake fimmmmmimmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmaimmmmmmmamm list results from act f fair ifcontfrnw from rfe tfcrtfl fxlvtn white sontervllle r ms- pel sleek pet stock winners john qnp- jnd j c stoddart d r allan arthur wood poaltry batden kerr mr wilbcrt wheel er and j hamilton in the harness ponici cuwi win ner were clifford relnhart mux ivisjiv rolcnder and smith pony oclttl- pet high stepping ifrcd kentiler and i mccready j kerr iniile most of the classe in the turnout harden ken spun with took poultry section fred kentnor had bout so firsts about 40 seconds and about is thirds mccreaoy had bout go firsts about 3s seconds nd about 10 thirds mcpkml had about 3ft firsts u second a ltd five thirds d r allan had about 20 firsts over jo seconds and sevei thirds l wilson had m fusts over 10 seconds and thuds lodd had about is firsts eirht seords and steppers in harness harden kerr wheeler swn heavy horses mc- ontcheonbros best lad driver mrs w wheeler mrs k m har den pony foal pikbv rolender best rioup of five burden wheeler bolemler cattle shirmj the awards m the short horn classcs were s lv llntim widiauv jackon campbell ku mv thud copland bad abu 10 v r t and son campbell farms lnk four champuwhips iteorkt- hurt throe william jackson two and llriffin one john willmott took all tin- champunships in the aberdeen angus class and the majoritv of the place john mocoll ami ros harrison took several seven of the nine hereford championships wont to joe pun- firsts and seconds and fewer third- stoddart took about 10 fusts with fewer seconds and thirds koi bailey and speiue also took sever al awards sheep in the leicester cotswold or lincoln class a gardhouse had five firsts two seconds and three i thirds j a kellv had two firsts j five seconds and four thirds cham- with the other two awardd pionship for the best ram in class j o wheeler and cecil mccann went to kelly and championship for j joe dunbar toov top honors for the best ewe in clas to lardhous- best two animals with mccann fred hampton took all the firsts j second and the same two placed in the southdowns class and bob in the same order tor the herd duffield all the seconds peavoy i commercial feature steers un- took a third with a ewe lamb mr dev 800 lbs oeorite wheeler mc- hampton was awarded the chain- coll mccann cox jackson llar- pionship badges j rion 800900 lbs wheeler jack- barbour bros wen- the only en- son harry loree and son george tries in the oxford downs class al- leslie wheeler keith sinclair ian mack the only entry in the suf- over 900 lbs douglas campbell d midland editor urges keener eye of papers on government costs folk class and p peavoy the only- entry in shropshires sheep specials best flock bar bour bros gardhouse pair lambs j a kelly p peavoy five lambs peavov fleece stark long wool kelly commercial feature market lambs first prize 15 fred hamp ton lesser awards to kelly stark peavoy cox barbour bros and duffield heavy hi clydcs mcdonald wagon class all entries by mcdonald except one first to mrs john lirhtle heavy horses in harness mc- cutcheon kerr 50 stake best heavy horse shown on the line cutchcon kerr foal exhibit eddy white mc- donald showmanship of foal eddy white blodcnder heavy horse on ground mccutcheon kerr best group mccutcheon best single de livery horse kerr v light norm r m bardcn was the winner if the 50 stake for the best light horse pony or jumper shown on the line with mrs w wheeler second kerr third a white fourth and croftdalc farms fifth r m bardcn was the winner of the gentlemans road race with a white second and j hamill third mr burden showed the best horse and over with stan somerville second and j hamil ton third in the carriage class alvin white moffatt wheeler joe dunbar jackson dunbar jackson ibest steer george wheeler heifers under 700 jarksonr- jack son griffin freeman mccann 700 to 850 s e griffin jackson mccann jackson best heifer jackson group of thrte wheeler jackson jackson calf club members steer- or hei fer wheeler campbell moffal jackson mccoll dunbar loree norrish george leslie cox best chump and reserve rhnmp george wheeler champ campbell farms reserve showmanship special was won by d moffat cattle specials calves s qnr- fin john willmott r leslie and son w jackson junior herd griffin burt jackson f w townsend had the senior female champion reserve junior female champion and grand cham pion female in the holstein clas- and took many of the awards other top winners were fradal farms with the reserve senior fe male and t j brownridge with the junior female champion also among io winners were w d sterritt r m storey evans jack robertson and ralph ford william reid took most of the awards in ayrshire classes ron coxc t j brownridrc fradal farms also exhibited the dairy ealvessuecial was won by william reid with graham second and townsend third five hundred editors from across canada meeting in vancouver last week for the annual convention oi the ciinatllnn weekly nowspapims association were urged to devote greater attention through lluir editorial pages lo tile costs of gov ernment w ii cranston editor f 1 1 f midland free iress herald an i chairman of the associations tar- lanietitary committee told the weekly editors that the total lax income of local provincial anu federal gtiveriuneiils in canada was equivalent to almost tok per fully employed person f it may be difficult generally for weekly publishers and editors tit analyze and proscribe for lax bills on a large scab- but most ol the symptoms are present in locil government and we believe new papers as journals not only of news and opinion but of research have a responsibility to probe deep into the problem mr cranston snd the extent of indirect taxation and of passnlotig grants which has characterized all levels of govern ment in recent years has destroy ed in no small degree the clear buyerseller rclatlonjfiip which al one time marked the provision of public services to- the electorate now it is most difficult to isolate costs of particular government functions and therefore procry evaluate them mr cranston said he believed increasing taxation wa reflected in canadas inability to compete successfully in foreign export mai- kets indians body found ki nb not yet tolstoi man icp a round glistening object which alarmed re sidents hero later was identified by a united states research group as an atmospheric balloon to test cosmic rays the worried individuals thought it might b- a flying saucer saint john nh icii the 11111- vearojd body of an indian elder has been found here by archaeologist j hussell harper of the new hruns- wick museum the body was located at the site of what is believed to be 11 fort built by french governor charles latour in lll and had been hurled under ions of ruck and earth the unexpected find spurred ex cavations in the north end of the city as a small group of archaeolo gists continue their search for a page of early canadian history the indian grave and ils dozens of symbolictlecoratitins are the most significant finds to date the hisv toiians belief that the french had fortified the site was heightened uy discovery of part of a stone wall several cannon halls and pieces of venetian glass bottles mr harper says it is possible that the indian may have been burled originally on the north shore of new brunswick and moved here during one of the frtquent migra tions to the mouth of the st john river more than 200 multicolored glass beads five woodenhandled knives an ornate pipe carved from bone an intricate copper chain and a small roll of copper wire were found in the grave mr harper says the gravesite was part of an indian encampment which must have been near n french settlement because of a dag ger shot mould and havis found near the body the area whore excavations arc being made was the site of the new england trading company of sim- onds hazen and white a post was erected there in 1731 rt bus trip en joyed by united ladies ijidlen of 1 1 in hulled church had a very wleltgblfiil ima trip to nlng- lil fnlla inct wek they uloppod over ut jurvlh wlitiv limy- viewed tlll th44el n d nlrrined tf hie fi4 111 hie nilretblklt wheal- fttclol y whara each rwotvnd a box of amplm alter n picnic luncli in tin- pink the lanmnm vliu4 wtrloua polntu and while as lluv vvlnlud llippel wm mrvert by tho radio uf the kililienei slient united iliiiicli one of the mcmhr ihnre in ihut- lice giwhnm formerly of acluii the trip onii wiik via nlauia- ontlle1 jtke the peutlieti licllh on hie tlenn and in liuakith ready for the millkelk were u eight lo ceo all vetuenrd lionn very pfline with the tup mid uraleful very careful dlkec thohe nttemllntl were mia fl adallk mm i aiiui mrn a hil ton mix j hell mrn ii hurnn ml cook mr i iii ymlule mm 1 denny mrn w kviuia mi liar- lis mrn j jeiiiiluitn mia johneon mrn j lambert mm d llndnnv mrn w maddox mrs mattliewv mrs c ill kelt mi iiiieiu mm c- iliulei mrn 1 ilalnloii mrn i roach mrn shueniiikii mrn i simphon mm tlielford mrs tarywell mr- l vililluiin mrn m walker mrs ln mr- k knlnei mrs knddlek mm a mi- cllleheoil mr w ileally mlj miller miss k 1 in mlhiiriie minn m hcllnett mill mis i cleave i i plant a hidoi order now chinui tlm it h im ki ai ihi in ll mm im mi im ffaai kfiilalsif iv m 4 i n m traomi ki nlp rr timi i iaa m iiaaa u6 ijnimv riitjis t aiomv rtmk ow kan ariaa imaiia r anaiy nanaaa hmo an4a rimknr cmiiiuhrii aokm uilln brookdalskingsway nurseries anwmanvni k rit n r mifki murtx llti ntaio staffen meats mt deliviry honi 02 mill st acton vvvvivvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv first grade butter lb 59e sliced side bacon la4c breakfast sausage 3 lbs or 100 tvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv we specialize in meat only mil str acton in 1954 canadas five leading and pegry bolender took the export commodities were news- awards and winners in the road- j print wheat planks and boards ster classes were croftdalc farms wood pulp aluminum and products i j j sasarasyfeacni 1 lettek to the editor notes of congratulations sent free press after awards made following the announcement of t the managing editor of the oak- the free press winning two top villetrafalgar journal writes in awards in canadawide competit- part i have just finished scan- ion with weekly newspapers be- hing your issue of this week sept tween 1000 and 2000 circulation 15 and very sincerely ccimplimcnt many letterstotheeditor were e- you on your front page layout it ceived noting the honors and ex- j is a very attractive page tending congratulations from munro brown manager cf the public relations department of the bank of montreal 1 have been- very pleased to read despatches froin vancouver telling of the award of the charles clark cup to the acton free press and 1 would like to extend our warmest- congratulations on the achieve ment av alettcr from f manton of graphic equipment ltd said in part consratulatiors i think this is a wonderful achievement i dd k not overlook the front page award either from the news editor of he lions gate times west vancouver may we congratulate you on be- in voted the most outstanding weekly in canada with a circular ton of more than 1000 at the recent cwna convention in vancouver jfte veryljtnuch like to sea just calibre of editorial and why youre- eo4oocfc t coi- gratulations on your continuing success in competition george wallace former acton merchant who has members of his family still living in acton and area wrote his congratulations the editor j k brown of winnipeg who also has relatives living in acton wrote allow me to congratulate you on winning the award rec ently awarded at the convention held in vancouver sybi bennett mp for halton writes may 1 congratulate you personally your family and ail those who work for you on the national awards that have been given to you i personally have always thought the fre press a paper easy to read and of a high newp i vi statements of election expenses and contributions to candidates ontario election june 9 1955 stan allen contribution from halton ccr association expenses printing advertisements postage mailing pamphlets travel expenses literature purchased expenses for business manager for halton 72605 12368 18937 13117 5608 3000 12075 7500 72605 craftsmanship william- anderson contribution halton liberal association 125000 expenses printing and advertisements- 75826 postage and telephone 10720 candidates personal expenses 37500 124046 s l hall no contribution in excess of 5000 expenses printing and advertisements rent of committee rooms telephone 50123 16100 2610 66833 the above is published in accordance with section 203 of the election act w b fitzqerato returningoffkerr t thank you for your interest at acton fall fair root hardware phone 16 rockwood night school classes the acton advisory committee of adult education in cooperation with the north halton school district v board announce the following night classes in acton shop work elementary oil painting advanced oil painting typewriting childrens clothing elementary clothing v advanced clothing leather leather embossing millinery aluminum tray etching english grammar and literature ceramics upholstering courses will consist of 12 twohour lessons commencing tuesday november 1st at 800 m and each tuesday following until december 6th recommencing on january 10th ind continuing to february 14th the basic fee for all courses is 500 two dollars of which must be forwarded with trie application form the balance of three dollars must be paid at the first lesson attended it is estimated that cost of equipment ihtbflcajjicr carving course would be about 20 in all instances students will payfor thecpst of materials used a minimum number of 15 applicants musfgesecured for each class the committee re- mtvts the right to cancel or carry any class it wishes further information pertaining to these courses may be obtained from the committee chairman mr george bowman application for acton night school classwork complete and mail before octobeb 1 1955 to the secbetabt ofnight classes co acton rich school acton ontario please print application please state which mr mrs miss address v please enrol me in i first choice phone second choice note by mailing yonr application early yon increase your chances of obtaining- year first choice of eonrsea be sure o enclose your registration fee of s2m the balance of fees to be paidi at the first class attended george bowuan chairman m