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DIAMOND WEDDING anniversary was celebrated Sunday at Map lev lew by former Toronto residents Mr and Mrs George Court Three members of their wedding party of years ago were able to come to mark the unique oc with them Staff Photo Claims perfumers dont help Dear Sir Tuesday edition of the Toronto Dally Star carried a picture and story featuring the Tannery odor As one of the noisiest wheels I was the recipient of one of the perfumers and I here to tell you that they don t help damn bit And when the smell seems unbearable to the residents a direct quote from the Star about three days a month according to Braida I laughed so hard I nearly choked to death under my gas mask It more like three days a month when the tannery smell It was also nice to know that by Christmas Acton distinctive odor will be no more Of course not We have weather then Spraying Is suspended the zero conditions certainly lessen the odors from the lagoons and we re all set until Spring rolls round again Here s one lady who won t mind giving back the perfume barrel As far as I m concerned it s Just a conversation piece I have enclosed a poem to that wonderful institution that unique problem I really do hope they find the unique answer toll Thank you Mrs Sheila 0 Rourke Acton ODE TO Now August is here with its excellent cheer Warm nights bright lights and sweet flowers But the beauty is spoiled and the fresh air is soiled And we been without sleep for 12 hours The tannery smell so potent it well Just imagine an acre of sewers It drifts In the house as still as a mouse But it lingers for hours and hours Except when he called to the pi one Then constant refrain We just pray for rain Poor man we should leave him alone There s on excellent boss by the name of Guy Ross And he mighty important as well If Just find the solution to this pollution 1 m sure we would all wish him well Then there big Chuck and Ed of whom It Is said Are experts on the core of perfumers And Harold we must thank and a fellow named Frank We just wish they had started them sooner Our problem of course just keeps getting worse And our temper is bod without doubt But whoever heard of a sweet sounding bird Who would sing with that odor about My friend K and I although not too spry Can still feel remarkably gay So we write if only for spite And let the chips fall where they may There a man who once said If you re quiet you re dead If you don say just what s on your mind You wake up one day and hear people say That dirt that piled over your head So we toss and we turn and our hearts ever yearn To smell the fresh air Just once more But it s useless I know until we get snow Thus all we can do is just mourn To leave we re too poor although I am sure There are some who don core a darn If we sleep well or not the smell never stops The aroma well rivals a bam So here s to the tannery Long may it stink The problem not easy to conquer I think The aroma is here for a long time I fear And my pen has now run out of ink Will not renounce her rights Dear Sir We are In the middle of a religious controversy here in Hope you are interested Like James a former Scottish or Stuart king of England I believe in freedom of worship for all people in all churches and I respect the form of worship of any religious body To be brief a young married woman Is between the devil and the deep sea with regard to religion Her father of British royal birth close in an unobtrusive but most capable gentleman who has befriended many a one brought his girl up Protestant as he was supposed to do Now since another generation has arrived on the scene there is an attempt to force her to change her religion She would thus have to renounce certain rights inherited from her Windsor father and Stuart mother To give the g rl credit she has the back bone of the Stuarts and the astuteness of the Windsors and refuses to rob herself and child of their rights Can you blame her Yours truly Mill cent Diamond anniversary at lodge A diamond wedding an niversary was eclebroted at Maptevfew Lodge Acton on Sunday Mr and Mrs Court former Toronto residents who have lived In the lodge for the post two and a half years were joined by relatives and friends for the happy occasion They received guests in afternoon and evening and a buffet supper was served Wonderful The Courts were married in 1910 but lived most of their married life in Toronto Mr Court was an accountant Both were very active in the United church and Temperance Union and ore known as wonderful Christian people They had three children Son George Is comptroller at the University of Toronto Daughter Tcca is married to Rev Stewart Coles Toronto Son Donald was killed during World U while serving with tic Their son and daughter grandchildren great grandchildren nieces and nephews were among those at Sunday Council wrong Council wore red faces for part of their last meeting Aug At the previous meeting members of council hnd unleashed verbal attacks aimed Region Conservation Authority when they learned that they had been committed to a debt of 123 87 to be paid over a number of years their part of the payment for Crawford Lake The Ontario Municipal Board had sent council approval for the expenditure and members of council were shocked because they were not aware of an agreement for payment Critical of Hit Members were critical of for committing the township to the debt At that time Reeve A Mac Arthur told council she was surprised and wondered who had applied for permission to spend the money As a member of the Authority Mrs Mac Arthur old council I was told the province would assume the cost Mrs MocArlhur said I regard this as just going beyond their Conservation Authority rights At the last meeting council learned they had sanctioned the action through a resolution they made more than a year ago Members accepted blame for their error and acknowledged it as a grave one While the reeve and some councillors did accept responsibility for speaking too soon she added that no member of counc I could be expected to remember every single resolution of council passed over the years Members of council agreed Warm A and Hot HEATING MODERN PLUMBING Pumpt and Water Syttami Phone 8569501 ROCKWOOD FRANK CARNEY AND SONS LTD PLEASURE YOU WILL LOVE MAKING SELECTIONS FROM OUR VARIETY OF FLOWERS I BEAUTIFUL POTTED PLANTS or FRESH CUT BOUQUETS Garden Toolt Patio Stones til Diilc 8532980 Caroline Flower Garden Shop TWO MILES WEST OF ACTON SOUTH SIDE OF HWY Distributor of Home and Farm Petroleum Products ng Acton and D sir S HEATING OILS LUBRICATION OILS GREASES GASOLINES DIESEL FUEL Phone 8532174 DEPENDABLE Oil SALES Young St Acton Three at wedding There was a special welcome for three members of the original wedding party Mrs An drew who played the organ and the two flower girls of years ago Mrs Catherine Daniels and Mrs Helen Duncan of Ingcrsoll Mr and Mrs Court received telegrams of congratulations from the Queen and the Secretory of State Gerard as well as many cards Mrs Court had new mauve dress for the occasion and wore a mauve orchid The other residents as well as owner Mrs Wilfred Woldie and her The Ac Ffoo ess Wednes Septcmbor Obituar Arthur F Spear buried of Fairview Mr and Mrs Court arc a very close couple With falling eyesight It needed some help yet they arc not sick They were unable to locate a lodge or sing home In or near Toronto where they could share a room Through Acton friends tho Coles they found lodge There has bee couple residing the lodge but they went back to for the party The lust celebration at the lodge was a wedding the Waldies daughter New Baptist pastor Sunday Sept marks the beginning of a new ministry at the Acton Baptist church when Rev Francis M Byrne lakes over the pastorate of Acton and Cheltenham churches Mr Byrne has recently completed over six years as pastor of the St George Baptist church Mr and Mrs and two daughters will live the par sonnge at Cheltenham but Mr will spent part lime his officL in the church and will visit locally Sun lay morning will begin 10 clock Sunday School will follow 11 starling In Sunday A native of England Arthur Spear or Main St passed away suddenly in Guclph General Hospital on August Ho came to Canada as a boy and had formed at It Acton for years before moving to town years ago J K Johnson conducted the funeral service at Hum Icy Shoemaker funeral home on August and in torment was In cemetery Act n Pallbearers were nephews and neighbors FrcdandClartnce Allen Chester Ituy and Lloyd and Angus Mcbachcrn Mower bearers were grand I I recce and Paul Met Hi wuh married at rin In find his wife survives with their sons and daughters Bessie Mrs A PreeceJ Viola Mrs Short 111 Fred Sidney and Mrs R grand children and six great grandchildren brother Jack of and slater Margaret Mrs Sidney Harvey of Cobourg He was predeceased by son Roy brother William sister Winnlfred Mrs W Allen and his parents Frederick John Spear and Caroline ROBERT HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST 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