Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), April 26, 1951, p. 3

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ctdav 4g- jfr ff tw ctqm w wallpapers s n a luff s of ttw mora popular hut f r ain i mtlomuy dwrttad paint canted in books v toys stationary suppuo kennedys book store 25 wyndhant st guelph a0u kohnady prop blue doll beauty salon specializing in all types of permanent waves opart all woak thy vanlngi till 930 pm all day saturday till 530 pm try our 850 cold wave yearround special chiwicfo i of ginger farm wrliir sphaui ior is acta gwtullu r curk wlaqart h bqvtttag nlnsic festival t cammtt in mihoror- my ipjl imjusi going to the bank am shell soon be back her cheque cashed her deposit made her bank book written up mrs johnsons is one of the 3200000 new bank accounts opened during the past ten years like most people nowadays she relies on her bank to safeguard her money she expects her bank book to show how she stands she finds bank cheques convenient to pay larger bills tne chartered banks appreciate and depend on the confidence of depositors like mrs johnson for the money which canadians keep in 8000000 bank accounts provides the basis for bank lending safeguarding these funds is the bankers first concern one of a series by your bank jaruvd to write this column yod- terdy butguve u up it wttssueh a wet miserable tiny i 1vi r whatever i wrote would tw ns de pressing as the weather but thls morning it is sodlfterent bright warm sunshine fleecy white clouds chtuiug each other swiftly acroxs an mire blue sky of course the field nre very very wet and thvre is a cold wind blowing but on the leeside of the house i can forget about it my study window faces south so it is n cheery ns enn b and do you know what on tin inside of the storm window therv art dozens of ladybirds giving themselves a sunbath isnt it sup posed to bo a sign of flood luck to find a ladybird if so thin lady luck must have something good in store for us as never before have i sen so many ladybirds nt one time one thins is certain even a slight omen of rood luck these days is as welcome as the flowers in spring news from al parts of the c lobe is so confusing it leaves ones head in a whirl of course we lis tened to mncarthurs- broadcast inst week and a wonderful speech it was yet il did nothlngto lessen- tflyfsnjloh thht mntmverjyrttve his previous statements had already created it seems too bad at this critical time that so much differ ence of opinion should exist in i count ry whose greatest strength should be in its unity and now the british government is in the news whoever would hnve thought the fate of n government could depend on eyes and teeth maybe the next election will oe called the bnttle of the specs nnd molars although i expect the cockneys will come up with a far better slogan than that you cant beat the real london cockney for wit good news of last week was maple leafs winning the stanley cup that last game had is sit ting on the tfdge of our chairs and yet it was such a good clean game you just felt whoever won deserved the victory now 1 guess we can get to bed a bit earlier which is just well with that old bugbear day light saving time back to plague once again not that we really object to pst nny more only to the fact that it isnt universal farmers inontario nre beginning to worry about the late spring how and when shall we ever get on the land but at least wo know the land is waiting for us and will be worked as soon as weather con ditions permit no government of ficial is likely to come along and say we need your land for other purposes so the government is tak ing over your farm as such and such a date yet that is what is happening in england if the gov ernment needs a farmers land then the farmer is required to make what is known ns a forced sale one day last week i was talking to a young fellow out from eng land- just about threo weeks lie had been bom nnd raised n a farm and his father before hn they had their own farm free of encumbernnee then like a bolt from the blue came a government order they were notified that their land was needed for a build- group winner in thwesqueslng township music festival held in stewarttown hrill atne as follows boys solo 7 and undev philip coulter llmehouse johnny wilson pine- grove david kidney stone school murray kyre hornby duvld how- den quntre bran donald murray norval peter peddle lliiny hilly wheelerolen williams tommy mcdonald waterloo grant baltef blue mountain herbert dredge dnfferin chris cnnhnnv st wart town solo j mid under donald cur ry llmehouse bobby gtark horn by peter canlum stewarttown peter carney norval norman shea ash grove billy standing quntre bras boss bnrt stone school john barrow waterloo charles plouffe blue mountain kenneth beirtn glen williams lome thompson ligny solo ii and under bay archer ashgrrfve douglas dredge duffer- in peter pomeroy norval jim lenrmont hornby billy zlles clay hill fred arnold quntre bras james ellison qlen wil liams earl burt stone school bonald archer waterloo grant surbey dublin solo 12 and oer john cun ningham hornby tommy hunter pinegrove leonard benstead olen wll- liamk- laurie roed norval cloud ori fcvatis uannockburn girls solo 7 and under carol mccar- ron hornby jean hunter pine- grove ing project and a forced sale would be required as of january 1 1051 the young fellow came to canada 1 dont know what happened to the father it used to be said an englishmans home is in his castle but i imagine that saying is now sadly out of date by comparison what has the canadian farmer to worry about unless of course soil erosion gradually- robs us of our precious land that and dwind ling water supplies are our major problems and speaking of water a new and most interesting booklet is now obtainable from the depart ment of agriculture entitled farm ponds it gives nil the data neces sary for building various types of ponds and dams for conserving natural water supplies during the last few yenrs 50 many farmers have beenjthart of water that this information should be very welcome of course if you itvather lyland dublin maril yn wluon ashgrove thomaslne sutton llmehouse marie rut kerns lumuvghen williams susan cun ningham norval ann watklns lnrnpjjudy walker ktewartlown mary carr quatre bros bene vnrey stone school carol bahh clay hill glrly i and under alleen bar- rop plrietfrnve mary sokowsui patricia margaret luwmt quntre btnj evelyn peddle lftfny marilyn hogjunldxtih dublin dorothy klrkpatrlck ltmehouse gall dob- hie iorne marilyn bahh clay hill christina melnrtson stone school susnn canham stewart- town santjra tlndale waterloo mnrtfarct morrison- bannockhurn sandra allan glen williams carol neeliihrts hornby kol j i under marllvn souther sthiie school marjorle mcdonald bnnnoekburn myrnn wilson ashgrove boay bigo patricia ioln davis duffer- in cnrole hunter plnegrove shei la carney norval jacqueline sur bey dublin ann humphreys stewarttown maureen hepburn glen williams sophia moore lome martha may hornby drwi- rra miller clay hill solo 12 and over anna spltrer limehouse manfnret bird water loo helen dredge dufferin evelyn harris stewarttown carol otto- wny glen williams ann barnes ashgmve sldrley grnsby norval orgarhttrunirmelba wil liamson dublin joan hnrrop plne- grme minlel appleynrd stone schiul lorls miller clny hill eleanor joyce llgrfy margaret stark hornby dvfts and twos vocal duet carol ottnway bojf- er addy glen williams helen dredge doijglns dredge dufferin anna spltjer lillian askln ilmtoiausjijjois miller mnrllyn bahh clay hill avelinnrnchcr mnrjorio mcdonald bnnnockburn peter pomeroy lajihe beed no val joan harrop mnrie hnrrop pinegrove nilly standing fnd arnold quatre bras margaret stark mnhha may hornby mar ilyn souther muriel appleynrd stone school ruby tennant pet er canham stewarttown margaret bird elizabeth mlehle wnterloo double trio patricia hornby glen williams quatre bras nnrvnl stewarttown atoms enrolment under 15 pupils-i-duf- ferln bnnnockburn waterloo enrolment under 25 pupils stone school pinegrove ashgrove limehouse clay hill quatre bras ligny choir 2 and 3 rooms norval 9ty tmarfa jftrl a nvonumtnl built of odur- ing granite or marbuy aynv bo lie in design and reyeront in purpose retting in lur- roundlngt of peace end beau- ty a tribute of respect end honor to tha dead a constant source of inspiration to the living dont mind the exjwnwwtba-wwit- ann roon way to obtain more water is to ricia glen william choir enrolment of 25 nndoyer drill a well but this doesnt con serve water it only increases the supply farm ponds prevent wnter going to waste think of all the water that has run off the fields this spring flooded creeks and streams and eventually found its way to the lake maybe we cant all build a pond but in farm homes where there is a bathroom a lot of water can be saved by building a good big cis tern to supply the bathroom but it needs lbte big city visitors seldom remember farm homes dont have an unlimited water supply our cistern holds about 600 gallons one summer when we had a lot of visitors at one time it took only ten days to drain the cistern there was no sign of rain so we bought a tank of water to refill the cistern j hornby stcwahlown dublin mr elgin brethour director of music in toronto schools wns the adjudicator forlhe work of the sixteen rural schools entered two top winners in each class will compete in the halton music fest ival inmilton on may 10 and ii some flo different kinds of fish are harvested from canadian auction sale look outside look inside you cant hatch a frigidaire 4 waliiih i cauuto tau dmp ukmp hytlmtan ottltkn im trays- manning electric acton ontawo brooder houses small farm equipment and furniture the undersigned have received instructions from thomas nradlev i t sell by public auction at his i farm lot 2 con 5 township f ks juesing on saturday april m at 1 30 oclock the fulljwjig i fubniture chesterfield and 2 t chairs day bed wicker settiv and 2 wicker chairs cherry drop leaf kitehen table mahogany secretary oak chiffonier hall rack with mir- ror 2 ferneries cedar blanket chest oak wardrotx 2 pine blanket chests hand sleigh 3 steel bed complete with arrow spring filled mattresses pine wardrooe rca victrola and reconls kindergarten tahle and chairs odd wih stands odd kitchen chairs 4 small tables 2 piano stools 2 pair velour drap es quebec heater card tables pictures picture frame games idd dishes books curtain tretrh- eri and other small household ef- feesv miscellaneous equhment brooder house mxl2 hrnidr house 10x12 rain shelter ljxl all on skids 2 brooder stove eoil fountains etc chicken feeders 1 rolls snow fence no of stel posts no of cedar posts cream rparator stone boat paper hangers table switches quantity of electric wire r oil barrels quantity of loumax pig rail sockets bushel bask ts cross cut saw chicken wire lawn mow it screens 2 roo wir- fence quantity of ranle odd chains feed box rollers english saddle hay car for w nnd en track rope and pulleys small ouanttty of red clover seed work bench ise walking plow forks shrivels bars and numerous other mall articles i terms cash settlement with clerk day of sale no reserve as the proprietor has sold his farm nnd has piwchised a home in town j hindley ant elliott i atlctinnee- phone 10r3 bockwood or 1771 milton george currie clerk 11-41- oakville monument works we employ no gent ypu pay ho commlulon feuy dlract a card- or latter wjll bring bur isrvlcai to your door largo dltpfay in ttock 90 cocborne street we9rf 30bao jko oabaolls h0mar coffee 49c 96c pineapple juice as- x3e tomato juice choice zi xie jrk mmmmr oltooolate or white valvac buji bhnisirra pxo 300 jello desserts s a8c pudding powders i atjht sallys peach jam with peotih 2oz jab pink salmon 2se 41c lynn valley peas 2x3e libbys beans r 19c mixed vegetables del maiz corn famcv i50j tin 15e the dessert pears 18c prune plums o z 25c pie ready apples 0 25c pie crust mix monarch flour bao s4c momakob paokaos biscuits westons seoal assro 4 diffebent sandwiches lb heinz ketchup btu spaghetti wtth batjoe hetnt 16oi tin 15e bouab lsor jab 9 0 v peanutbutter keens mustard 35e65c rennet povfoerrxrxsc baby cbrealsssu se mother parkers tea 53c tcllo tomatoes pkg25c been cabbage lb 7c aufobnia size oranges doz 43c size 13 pineapple each 35c fr daily crren brsns caullflswrr hpleweh barunas raducws asparaxas

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