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v thursday august 30th 19s6 be prepared school days will toon be hat start them off with clothes renewed in our most mod em plant the tops cleaners phone 128 acton free pickhip and delivery phone ixo acton i tfib acton free press acton qntario page three beatitudes of an editor blessed are the merchants who advlrtise because they believe in it aritrin their business for their prosperity shall increase many- fold blessed are the country corres pondents who send in their well- written items each week for fame of their friendly neighborhood shall go abroad in the land blessed is the woman who sends in a written account of a party or wedding for she shall see the de tails of her function and the names of her guests correctly reported blessed are those who do not expect the editor to know every thing buccal up and tell hjm when an interesting event occurs ior them for they shall have a newsy paper in their town blessed are they who get their copy in early for they shall oc cupy a warm place in the editors heart blessed are all those who coop erate with the editor in his efforts on behalf of the community for their town shall be known far and wide as a good place to live fhutautq off qtuhf afaoed bmffiithwiiiiatmmiiiatomi i we are in a position to offer accommodation f for fall christmas and spring sailings for british and continental ports we are now booking definitely for all of 1957 if you are thinking at all of an ocean voyage book now for choice berths and avoid disappoint ment as often happens with many each season through leaving it toolate this is an old established agency having served the travelling public for many years with satisfaction assistance with passports for information and service phone 95 f l wright j 20 wilbur st acton liiavibbilliailllkeliirabia citizenship bestows rights wi told mrs r lindsay the first vice- president conducted the august meeting of the busy bees womens institute while the president mrs o locker was enjoying a trip to the west mrs s bobinson acted as secretary for mrs allen who was on vacation quite a number of the new people who are building hom es in this community were welcom ed to the meeting roll call a place i would like to visit was both humorously and well answered it was decided to enter a supper dish in the wi display at acton fall fair and articles for a ba zaar at milton fair the red cross blood donor campaign is to be looked after by three ladies un dcr the leadership of mrs allen mrs lindsay the citizenship convener gave a paper on the challenge of citizenship a free country bestows rights upon those who live in it she said the tight to worship to speak without fear orfavor to earn a living and cit izenship in canada means freedom from oppression after this she read a paper on canada mrs pringlc read a poem dedicated to the memory of a true neighbor the lords prayer closed the meeting and mrs lindsay extended a hearty vote of thanks to the hos tess for her home and hospitality release cwna award winners in ali classes of 1 956 competition list of awards winners in all circulation classes of the canadian weekly newspapers associations better newspapers competition was announced monday from murray bay quebec where the annual conventioir is being held this week the aurora ont banner was awarded the gertrude a dunning memorial trophy iff the best all- round newspaper with a circulation between 2000 and 30o0 t second and third places were taken by the lacombe alta globe and the altona man bed rsver valley echo the frank howe beattic mem orial shield for the best front page in the same class also went to the aurora banner which in addition gained second place in the best ed itorial page competition the mission city bc fraser valley record claimed second place in the contest for the best front page with the tisdalcfsask recorder in third place winner of the p georgepierce memorial trophy for the best edit orial page was the gananoque ont reporter third prize in this section went to the altona man red river valley echo acton milton awards an award for the best allround acto frisat with mat sat 2 pm brooks nm wmnt bros uohum gale gordon don porter john payne domerguecamoon sunday after midnite show night holds terror 9 mill street acto shop friday nights till 9 pm del monte juice pineapple grapefruit 33 48 oz can adult entertainment mon 2 pm mat 7 9 pm mon tues ifouiil fall in lckte sbe herself falls in lovef margaret obrien waiter 6renman charlotte greenwood murmmmitukiuumis sfttolutttl pifttwlnk acntalferr i tbcilft3olo wax paper 25 sockeye salmon vi lb- tin 43 paramount salad dressingv33 white cake mix monarch 29 pk9 strawberries h 39 rro pkg sweet mixed pickles grand union 29 16 oz jar wares syrup- 19 free fireking ovenware now yon can complete your set of firejmnlv covered casserole deep loaf pan itility baking pan cake pan each ran be yours for only 2900 worth of gc coral register tapes your choice bat harry grand union produce is fresher than a cool moqntain stream and constantly checked for quality buvtodav tairydsave thick rod clutters malaga grapes 223 california beirtlett pears firm red ripe to m at oes crisp green celery hearts elegant in salads refreshing as a cool swim lge size 3 for ojc 6 qt basket 65c each 17c prices effective august 30 31 and september i we reserve the right to limit quantity of any item paper with a circulation between 1000 and 2000 was won by the milton ont canadian champion which gained the charles clark cup runnersup were the actoh ont free press and the ridge- town ont dominion the m a james memorial shield for the best front page was claimed by the acton ont free press which also gained a second for the best editorial page second in the best front page competition was the clinton- tont newsre cord with third place going to the milton canadian champion the milton canadian champion was also winner of the best editor ial page section carrying the mal colm macbcth memorial shield third place was taken by the port elgin ont times best newspaper with a circulat ion of 1000 or less was the bruce mines ont spectator which won the walter ashfield trophy for the best allround newspaper in its class second and- third prizes were claimed by the claresholm alta local press and the parks ville b c qualicum beach progress the printer and publisher spec ial award for the best front page in this class was taken by the gren- fell sask sun the parksville- qualicum progress took second prize and tjiird prize went to the bruce mines spectator the elora ont express won the john w eddy memorial trophy for the best editorial page it was fol lowed by the grenfell sask sun and the claresholm local press best allround paper competition was won this year by the canadian champion of milton the free press took second place in this class of the cwna better newspapers contest the ridge- town dominion took third the charles clark cup won by the free press last year is shown above and is awarded to the class winner new tower waterloo ont cp water loo is going to get a new tower complete with clock for its post office the old tower was torn down last may after being con demned as unsafe almost 1000 persons signed a petition calling for a new one reliable taxi vii 24 hours a day phone 430 outoftown trips can be easily arranged contact us for information coffee and snacks to take out we deliver vv fish and chips our specialty 9 main acton best editorial page competition and the malcolm macbeth memorial shield shown above was won in cwna competitions this year by the aailton canadian champion y the free press came second in this class and the port elgin times was third fringes the cost of an hours work in business includessome 1 money that the employee does not gat immediately in addition to the hourly wage there is the money the employer must set aside for vacations with pay for statutory holidays and for unemployment insurance in the case of many companies there is also the money required for hospital and medical care for pensions and other fringes- many people including those selfemployed must themselves save for their holidays and their future needs and desires on the other hand people who work in some large enterprises for salaries or wages apparently prefer to have their employer set aside for them money for such purposes fringe benefits are savings for the benefit of the em ployees and a substantial expanse for the employers they are part of the cost of an hours work which must be recovered from customers in selling prices tf e stbcl company of canada limited montkal 6anan0que hamilton brahtfoid totonto v l- a