thursdat january mnd 1b the acton free press acton ontario t s- 3vjt j7 ft mali muhon fire chief heads mutual aid fir chlat a p clements of milton wu elected pnaklent t the halton county mutual mr aid aavociatlon at the monthly meotlng on january ii in bronte honor- ary president u chief j waumsly of burlington pyeeman bray of trafalgar brl cade no 1 bronte wan elected vicepresident and alec phlrhps of trafalgar brigade no 2 wu re appointed8ecretary ireuurer named to the education commit lee were capt meredith mcklmm bronte chief george wright tra falgar no 2 and chief d haxcl hamilton beach auditor for the year will be capt c deane ham ilton beach and ucut robert mason bronte honorary president la chief j wnujnnley burlington the province a nrat mutual aid organization went into action on a county acale eight times ip 10k2 the aecretary alec phillip re- pored w h millv of onurlo hydro explained artificial respiration aid the burlington beach rescue team under capt c deane gave a dem onstratlon preparing refreshments and pouring were george wright and kenneth lewis of the bronte bri gade chief fred shaw of oakvillr continues u co ordlnator and chief clement of milton u hh deputy kwuiotfi piano sales service of hamilton new and used pianos plaim tunad rapalrad and ftabuflt for servloa and estimate phone 121 acton hbw low fkioes u ix 0bao or 100bao nco 006 no dwg fko daade tea sic i 59c 97c frvss 41c 71c robin hood oats 34c newport fluffs 25c 33c quaker muffets 15c special bostor brand corned beef loaf australian ioz tin 33c rice dinner w 2 31c del maiz corn 17c heinz beans 235e special choice ungraded summer pride peas z 27c biscuits lemon pie sss domestic shortening 1lbpko 29c pkoa 33c z7c special aylmer s fkuit marmalade 29c modess 325u 2 79c svccess wax 63c 107 a j ax cleanser 15c bpkoial vklvkra cheese kji pko kenlbiskit ss 31c fuss n boots 10c kenlration fob doos special introduotory q cilq bskt 59c doz 37c bundle 17c each 15c pkg 19c lb 17c orrxx greening apples cuforvu tar sunkist oranges celery hearts large head lettuce cello tomatoes golden bananas heip polio victims post polio pallenu of all agea race and religion arc now being given the most advanced treatment known to medical science in centres throughout ontario this apcompllshed they are being train ed for position where they can do work compatible with their phya leal disabilities funda have been made available for bursaries and achnlanihlpa for the spwiajlied study of polio by medical people through the work of the canadian foundation of poliomyelitis by funds subscribed to the canadian march of dime huntbtholm rao apple supreme ointly owned by a g hunter and a m sherwood turlington has been named reserve all canadian senior yearling holstejn bull he was junior champ ion- at the hallon- county black and white day and reserve junior- champion at the royal winter fair also standing second at the cne subsidy taid on is ponds subsidies totalling jl 789 wen re cently paid on is farm ponds con structed in 1932 under- the halton farm pond policy states george cur he chairman of the halton conservation committee wt learn jti thai since the halton policy came into effect tn march of fast year a total of 1 applications have been received we were also ad- led by mr currlc that a total of 23 ponds werv constructed under the policy however two of these have nbt as yet been properly fenced to keep out livestock and the other two requin minor adjust ments to bring them up to require menta it will be recalled that under the halton policy the halton county council and the ontario department of agriculture contributed dollar for dollar towards the project up to a maximum olfl 000 each during 1952 the halton policy has recciv ed much favourable comment from various parts of the province judging by the number of lnqulr les received by j e whftclock sec retary of the halton conservation committee several other conn lies are likely to follow halton s lead in 153 it was also interesting to learn that the ontario firefighters a- social ion is verj much interested in ha lion policv from the viewpoint of adequate water for fire proti c lion j a carroll halton jbrset breeders one hundred jersey enthusiasts attended the annual meeting of the halton jirsey club held at trafal gar memorial hall on tuesday of last week president ken ella was thi chiirman of the excellent days program numbered among the gut its who spoke bneflv following tht bnnqutt ca tired by the- munns church w a were col baruey bull i of bnmplon stanley b hall m p 1 p frank g stark president of the maple cattle breeders associati in and herb armstrong field man for the ontario jerso club halton jerse cilf club m mlnn were nl io guests of ihi mvii ir orginlzition in this con nee i it n cvnld r cn pninltkl tlx miekendriek trophv ti mir lou alctindtr jack fenthertonc hilton director on thi ontario jersc club cxecu on behilf of the ontario as sociation prestnttd each club mem n ith i show blankt t and m c ekatv local breeder on the carur dian jersey cattle club execute e presented each of the joung people with a trade mark jersey sweat er j a carroll asistant deputy mm ister of agriculture for ontarla was the chief speaker of the dav it mill be recalled that mr carroll formerly secretary and manager of the international plowing match and superintendent of agricultural societies for ontario s two champ ion plowmen a year ago on their trip to great britain and western europe mr carroll s amazing arn ivid portrayal of the people in the various countries visited as well as of the late kings funeral all went to make it an address which will long be remembered ken ella reelected president 5 other officers elected were as fol lotfcs 1st vice president hugh l beaty tnd ice president gerald r gra ham secretary treasurer j e white leek directors mac alexander wm featherstonc ernest da vies w h devlin w e breckon geo hewer duncan moffat chas mckeown fred moore ken murray halton dairymen optose further inroads bt sw nthetio products halton hoist e in jersey and guernsei breeders at their rcspec industrial wages in canada have increased since 1039 from an aver age of 23 44 a week to s903 in the period wages have increased 130 per cent cost of living has in creased leas than 00 per cent harold mike coxe plumbing heating warm air furnaces at ounwy bach radiant baseboard hot water heating i a c time payment plan phone 370r acton annual met lings all went on record as opposed io further en ronchment of synthetic products in the dairy business during the past year aynthclii dairy products have appeared oi market in a large percentage of the states to the south inthestate of texat rorexarffple tth imitation ice crum in which the butter fat has twin entirely replaced by vege table oils now represents 50 per cent of the total retoil sales it is n ported in the same state that research work is now in progress i a view to making cheese from cottonseed oil it is reported also that dairy operators and outside liillrcsts in the u s expect to in troduce vegetable oil substitutes fur processed cheest cream and fluid milk in the very near future it is the consensus of opinion of top dairy executives fh the united states that this development will spread throughout the entire u s tn the very near futuri in view of the important place which the dairying industry holds in our economy it scemi hardly conceivable that legislation will not bt enacted to prtvtnt further in roads by svnttutic dairy products incidentally htn ls the resolution passed by all three halton dairy breed orhini7itinru it thtlr recent meetings ktsolved that wt the halton holsk in jt rst y ind gui rnsey breeders recomnitnd that the nee tvsary steps be uikt n to prevent any further invasion of edibk oils which thrcnun to untlermine the dair industry wi are in agree- mtnt with the nsoltitim presented m on q lovun by the ontarler federation f agftctmntr miml this situation is so acute and the problem ii f such import aiut to tht lain fiintr inti uie whole conom tint wt would press for immediatt legtslition prohibit- ufidur nd n onlirio c t le s in ihhk stilt foiwird to 11 ilton s provincnl ind federal m ml its to tilt mimsttr nf ajn i ilture ft r both ontario and ihe dominion is wtll is t the nrious tn d oriinizitic lis jnd the ontirio fedention of ancultme howskhinyghis get lovely curves can s t 1 ks n ptp the first automobile was built in i7s9over 180 years as0 1 it was wrecked when it hit a wall at full speed 2 mph 1 jigger softer mkrckmmb w nwyim provtoe 6reater driy1n6 romfokt lower miieme two price am6es regular priced kuflol hc- mftthe uw prkep imcathonsgrtrcuswim see us i00n for either of these big aooovim values twlxi tixt bb itt i fga thompson motors gqifwffr vve hope you can bear to wait our new televis on sets are expected soon in the many fine makes watch for our t v sets hardwick thermostatic controlled gas ranges wall furnaces 1970 down 28 cmih a day including iniutlation and two tanks of fropan don t miss out on these revolutionary wall furnaces as low as 12 50 a month trade m your inadequate heating system now and enjoy comfort this winter soam llted spaca haatan 40 and up dlfon wathan at low payments i two usod rafrigoraton 235 and 249 ask about the new premier floor polishers winters here they say check the corners for drafts install a circulating fan heater we are getting more salesevery day from each installation of our quaker and monogram space heaters and wall furnaces they are tr matic or thermalically controlled use that n adequate space heater that doesn t heat the corners thsw nter as a down pament don t put t off another day be comfortable delco heating systems for complete air conditioning 20 down balance 2 yoan l for rent cement mixer front end loader vacuum cleaners floor polishers etc murphy paints complete contracting service modernize with plast1stone modern plumbing heating mill st acton