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rfrt-stjmttr- ymf vvfw wsr t zinora hiddieston of georgetown receives her graduation diploma from the ross lake riding school from instructor ann vernon at last thursdays graduation day exercises own er joe ross is at left the girls including julie smith corie maxwell nancy mccutch eon carol mccutcheon and sheri johnston from acton went through a stiff course in horsemanship in order to graduate mr ross thinks this is the only riding school around to present certificates staff photo eye safety is necessary in canada about 100000 persons over 40 suffer from glaucoma toavoid becoming among the two per cent of our population with glaucoma eye specialists recommend a tonometer test every two years this aafe fast painless test measures eye pressure glauco ma is characterized by increa sed fluid pressure within the eyeball which interferes with the health of the blood vessels and nerve fibres there are two types of glau coma acute and chronic tj acute type s iy inflicting cloudy vision with or without severe pain in and around the eyes the chronic type is ten tim es as common as acute glau coma because it works slowly and painlessly and may occur without any symptoms notice able to the patient it is often called the sight sneak chronic glaucoma if caught early enough can be treated successfully by the daily use of eye drops in its later stages the chance of controlling glauco ma and preventing further vis ual loss is lessened mrs ann vernon instructor at the ross lake riding school gives nancy mccutcheon on thunder and sheri johnson astride princess some tips on grooming at the schools graduation last thursday the school is located at r r 3 georgetown staff photo q fropr inflation it vital to tin tafcty an undwinmatcd tire left causes extreme flexing and buihb up exctuie heat running hi risk of failure it also causes ropid wear on hie outer edges ovarinflarion right makes tires ran fiord and may cause impoct damage weakening of the carcass and excetsrrt wear in riie centra eittter undennflation or ovennflation results in improper contact with the road bhtj doner clinic acton lol plans veteran donors receive certificates events for centennial another blood donor chnu attracted 347 donors to the le gion hall last thursday after noon and evening acton organizer mrs w fin- lay was quite satisfied with the turnout which included many students and young people al though anticipations were for a record when appointment cards were sent out the clinic is run jointly bv the legion branch the ladies auxiliary and the red cross blood donor service a feature of the clinic was special awards presented to four men who have made more than 20 donations certificates were presented to corp rav mason who has made 43 dona- lions rev stanleygammon 29 elmer roszell 29 and harry halladay 27 donations by the nurse in charge for john an derson administrative head of the mobile unit miss june jawrence was the nurse in charge of the red cross unit with mrs penning ton b dale j koning d thomson s saunders g lie- baw r di sano and technician a kalupniek assisting mrs finlay with the clinic were mrs m symon mrs w dumarsh and mrs s brunette on typewriters reg istrations were looked after by mrs w buchanan and mrs brunelle at the reception desk were mrs a ford mrs w mchugh mrs turkosz mrs g james mrs c shultis and mrs t mathesop st john ambulance helpers were mrs g hargrave mrs ed heffernan and bellamaye roszell as well as mrs janet rogers assisting kitchen convener mrs l masales were mrs r johnston mrs rene johnston mrs harry foley mrs c townsley and mrs jim mc- knight donors were charles homer william co lter henry kroes newton hurst isobel heaven david johnson gecrit kroezen ver- na tat ton larry porte ed ward hansen steve trevail james cooney donald harris alton rowsell andv bowman donald mclntyre ethel har ris donald lindsay douglas ford jake pasma merl har ris wayne cram joyce kow- all alice duby gladys david son gail fryer helen water- house david hunter vincent thornton wilma coles clarence-colesrnielsinelar- sen ernie gray robert hart ray mason c schuts albert vlietstra rev george gam nion alice pauw dorothy simmons fred spear susan winter g bowman logari maclean bottv phillips ch ir lone gouihtwondv jank a i bert ford freida perkins kathleen gough charles kirk ness david robson lain a dennis donald matthevvs fucl kentner william coats allan ellerhv herbert hinton mat nle hutchinson douglas mas on f george harg raves mimi mil carron charles mecarronn emerson baxter charles blake audrey watson ed hil- lier ward ramsden otviilo porte marv hill heinz haof- ner edward norton leslie dubv judv shannon james stevenson arthur ford ed ward heffernan joan rams den olga wilson mark la ferriore edward elliott fied gordon elda frver wilmcr fryerai ian gordonchartk- es allan james pope marv anderson svlvia mages trod new matt johnstone geoigo ware alex commando eliza beth andrrson lvnda ensing dirk van stralen gail van stralen norman w feltham herbert collet t richard gough larrv allen hildegarde pawelc7ak william diamond betty holmes sandi sinclair lorna chisholm bettv mcin- tvre laslie filotas paul filo- tas chris jensen louis dick owen masales frank van wvck rov goodridge murrav bateman john dunn edith sanvidgc dorson fris77cll keith ranney betty ashley wilhelmina duiker rick ou iker charles sunler kevin conrov bill rogers hermann kuhn c graham joyce mas- ales wayne wilson ken hur- ren john krancndonk john kranendonk jr john foley phyllis angcll grcnvillc mc lennan jake kuiken earl jordan jessie kentner john zions eleanor freuler frank reinink peter homer david shannon sam brunelle ern est lawson james lindsay gerald post dan warkley elmer iros zell fritz dehaan jennie hof stede e hofstede john john ston peter kroes joyce aug er theresa marzo douglas al lan bill semenec jim hill victor elliott henry jansen wayne gordon w h halli- day eileen pratt sydney brooks roy goodwin imarv deigle baukje van der kooy k w kamminga harold ma nes colin john foster brvon walker katie heptner tom manes keith andrews corrv vos dorothy black edna dobbic george hr- i is catherinirlvtercdlth yobea doornbos elsie halladay john robson murray smith rosemarv high jan rlddall a waldie john mcdonald linda bowen verna murchi- son lome doberthien allen ykkenzic axel niesceri earl brears grant allan robert watson robert drinkvvalter norman price florio tour- nour ralph vlietstra william cassidv george bayliss nino braida philip drvsdale john rarrfsav thomas hill william buchanan kurt haefner john turkosz martha kellv inez lutv doug price ronald papillon alfred roach hugh wilkinson hilda hill mav hoare john hoarc william thompson cornells snook lorne norton l norton albert twarsrtalirav webster evelvn marshall wil liam mampri7e kors vryen- hoek ken bennett vivian col let i anne horstcde joe hof- sfede allan holmes barry stapleton wilhelmina van ar- ragon dolfvarcatragorrrg whit more bob bruce harrv hofstede william rognaldson irma coles rav thompson leo marchment william dobbie robi poulson cranston gncsc alan norrie bob vlietstra loyal orange lodge no 467 is progressthg under the lead ership of wor bro wm car- nochan during centennial year at the march meeting three new members were initiated and more are expected at the next meeting plans are in progress to as sist in several local projects including a donation to ac tons new public library and participation in the decoration day parade underway also are plans for a centennial church paradeo acton baptist church on may 21 the lodgers planning to par ticipate in a monster battle of the boyne centennial year cele brationparade with halton county loi in london july 8 two visitors were present at the meeting at which all lodge members were urged to make a real effort in centennial year lunch waa served fol lowing the meeting note found under the wind shield wiper i have just smashed into your car the people watching think i am writing down my name and ad dress but they are wrong halton cooperative medical care plan pays all surgical operation doctors office home nd hospital visits k confinements anaesthetists services xrays also major medical yearly plan d individual or employee groups may enrol at any rime of the year revised rates monthly 573 single monthly 11 jo couple monthly 1325 family payable quarterly or yearly halton coop medical services 143 main street box 474 milton dial 8784712 please send me information name t no obligation address anrangmmbiimiwwmmmnmmirmmii public school board tax levy reduced sgsci i was born on in canabad centennial sear 196 7 until quack cures cant help you fear of surgery can dnve cataract sufferers into the hands of quacks these quack cures or miracle drops exercise electric gadgets or home surgery may cause the eventual loss of sight one quack has been known to show a dried split pea and claim this was a cataract lens he had removed from his vic tim cataract u not a film grow ing over the lens but a change or clouding in the lens of the eye itself which blocks the normal passage of light rays through the pupil to the retina the lightsensitive tissue in the back of the eye cataracts are not infectious or contagious they are not caused by using the eyes for reading sewing tv or movies cataracts can occur at any age but most are found in the eyes of older people the cause of these senile catar acts in persons over 55 is not known todav patients no longer hac to wait toi a cataract to ripen before corrective sur- gerv dela on the patients part to iubmit to a safe and effective cataract operation ouid make the removal of an overripe cataract difficult a forger is alvvavs readv write a wrong modern rustlers horse stealing has changed a bit tiom irontier das thie ves stole a one ton pickup truck and loui horse trailer trom miss jean vuhargs home in denvei colo then drove to her ranch and toie foui ot lioie horses miss mctlaig viluedthe horses at 25 000 ind the muk and triilei at s3 000 although the proposed bud get submitted to council has increased expenditures of over 21000 acton public school board estimates their tax levy for 1967 will be 4187 less than last year necessitating no in crease in the mill rate main jump in the budget is for instruction it ipse from s167884 in 1966 to 208200 a wife misplaced a tourist after spending the night in myrtle beach sc appealed to the chamber of commerce for help in finding his wife he couldnt remem ber which of the towns more than 20 motels they had check ed in to the man had left to get gas for his car and when he headed back to pick up his wife he realized he didnt know which of the numerous places along the ocean high- vvjv was home base police men took him from motel to motel and hours later he fin- allv hit the right one and was reunited with his wife surplus of 17700 exists from 1966 the tax levy of 157470 in cludes the amount of 52220 for debentures with deben ture charges erased the figure would be 105250 for plant op eration tax levy last year was 107722 the overall budget figure which includes grants of 173- 000 tuition fees of 2550 and nonresident fees of 1000 is 351720 our free centennial gift to babies born in 1967 180711967 open cribbage there will be open cribbage fro steaks every thursday ev ening at acton legion start ing at 845 everyone is wel come the organizers say to obtain a ctrtrfkatt procure a form froa actoa piararacy fill ia all reqwsttd fetalis am hand it back la agala your centennial certificate will bo mailed to you acton pharmacy main st n bill ytmdt mgr 8531620 perfect gift worried over what to give his girl for her birthday a bov asked his mother for help mom he said if you were going to be 16 years old to morrow what would you want her heartfelt replv was not another thing train to toronto ask about convenient departure and return times for information phons tn iocs cn asasngar said off canadian national choose from the largest selection weve ever had mil frigei vauj the price has never been better manning electrc t jj ty