Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 21, 1953, p. 3

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thdbsday may jilt ims the acton free hwss acton ontario buying a new car oik a good used one if you ore and if you ore financing any part of it see us tirstl wecanrnamitforyou cost our rotas mw th lowost obtelnabm why aonl yew phono and compar thorn with amors you will bo surprised at th ofttoroflom used cars and private deals also financed call collect tvtufa- real estate and insurance phone acton 95 or gueiph 46j n b wnghl n in acton man tun and wad mdi wmk s 30 to 4 30 want ad page where old friends meet shakes prwtf miiwwk s at parliament mis joyce former n acton hloh ehbo ttttdeiu who rtccnlty vistttd ottawa on itofery eta sponsored tow hat ttfritttm m ae- cottnt of r trip eapettohy for the free prm my trip to ottawa as a rotary student i was more than overjoyed when i was chosen to represent acton high scnpol at ottawa i sponsored by the rotary chib and they not only gave me this won derful chance bulletmeplckmj own transportation on sunday may 3 i was on my way being whizzed through the air by aero plane it was a great thrill for me on arriving at ottawa x was met by a member of the ottawa rotary and escorted to the chateau laur- ler a targe sedate hotel where i received my program for the fol lowing four days i stayed with three other girls at green val ley a tourist camp monday morning we listened to an address by the mayor dr charlotte whit ton i waa not for tun ate in escaping any school be cause immediately after the speech we proceeded to carleton college for a discussion on citizen ship we then had lunch in the ballroom of the chateau laurier in the afternoon we went to parliament hill where we were to receive our citizenship papers from thi prime minister i was one of 31 how many products do we get from crude oil from eggs a hen can expect just one product chicks bat from erode oil imperial refines 679 different products ranging c weed killers to heavy asphalts and mat is not all rude oil also supplies petroleam gases and other raw materials for plastics and synthetic rubber oil plays a large and growing part in our everyday living how many of these questions about it can you answer oil supplies are vital to defence 9 the gasoline required to move one k armoured division 100 miles would run your car for 10 ytm 95 yurs 350 years the average weekly pay cheque of canadians in 1939 would buv 84 gallons of gasoline how many pk gallons will todays cheque buv w 79 13st 93 scientists believe oil was formed from the remains of tiny sea creatures which lived millions of years ago vvbuld you say oil is m round in rock pools svwnps how much will the oil industry spend each week this ear to find a and develop oil 6elds in western m canada f2 rmlluw u miliums 12 miliums it takes many millions of dollars tn plant and equipment to provide high quality oil products when and u here k you need them how much does h this amount to per imperial emplo ce 3856 16 597 10 715 the svtrmgt iotrjr car tmmu as op for 350 yemrs m the gmso- one mm to mw dtvtaon 100 mutts even tbomgb miifiwrw urns ft higher tn sll provinces todsys mtermge py cheque mil bmj 153 oilhusumuyfornndftr mndergrmmd in the tmy pores ef rock smebsshnto- stone or lemfttont the word pet rolernm h derived from the lstm w sad oleum rock ou the industry is expected to spend 300 mtltsoms on exploration nd development this yesr shout 6 wttluow 0 week impensfs i m plsnf emd equipment is 5075 for escb of its 1 3500 employees and it is mil nstng imperial oil limited ii smokos cavalry stromf the few fortunate students prlvu fed to shake handa nrlth htm 1 v tmnmng tttat there iter some outstanding feat in rcprotenu rag a school which started with the first letter of the alphabet parliament was then visited and after a brief stay we were gumed to some of the sights which help to make the parliament buildings famous we were shown the peace tower the library the hall fame the senate and the wr memorlal in the evening we were taken to the fisher park high school for dinner we were not allowed enter the dining room until we had made a hat some of those hats put paris to shame they enter talned us by showing us through their enormous school and by a lovely program afterwards tuesday we visited the national art gallery where we studied the modern art and tried to make out what they were we then went to carleton college for our daily les in on citizenship after a wonderful lunch at th chateau laurier we were address ed by george heath mp a free period for one hour was enjojed by all then we visited the gov cnmenl house where the govcr general gave us a short ad dress we were served refresh ments and then shown the beauu ful grounds which surrounded his heme in the evening we dined at rideau room and were addressed by mr caldwell leader of the c cjf and mr low leader of the labor then we proceeded to the canadian repertory theatre to sec a play enuued victoria regina 1 was up at seven the next morn tog ana wfcty wt15way ahfilbr we visited the national museum where we- were divided into three groups and shown some of the displays which proved very inter esting afterwards we went to carleton college for our last dis cussion on citizenship we then had a very delightful lunch at the col iseum following the luncheon we went on a tour of the national capital we visited the late residence of mackcnzie king we passed through hull and saw its spot i interest in the evening we had dinner in the ballroom of the chateau laur icr we were addressed by b r smdwiu member of the feder district commission a model plai of he cap tal was set up for our inspection the rest of the evening vas left for us to do with as wo wished on the last day of our visit we were shown the rest of the capita we visited the experimental farm with its beautiful gardens we then went to the chateau laurier where we wtre addressed by each student representing their own province in the afternoon we visited the mint i arrived back at malton thuis daj evening at eight thirty it was a wonderful experience one i shall never forget and i am indebt ed to the rotary club who made it possible for me tabtx mhosoow you en walk lmoat anywhere you want to go tn moscow outside the city the limit of tnrrel is sb miles within tfats circle there are many restrictions to go beyond it you must notify the foreign office 48 hours ahead you must tell them who is going when where how if by car you must give the license number and the name of your rus sian driver your route will be patroued au the way and you can not stop anywhere on it even to answer a call of nature chattbung bemakk a woman who despised sports went with her husband to watch the neighbors television one evening for two hours and 49 minutes she sat in the darkness quieuy viewing a baseball game with the others then for another half hour she sat silently through a ladles wrestling match at 11 pm she addressed her husband joe dont you think its about time shhhh he interrupted did you come over here to chatter or to watch the t v have a coke the orangeviue bottung works orangttvilla ont phono 1 37 w wallpapers of bargain prim save money 1y selecting your papiks from our skoal mail order walvaper catalogue universal paint wallpapet 3512k yonoe street toronto why run an obstacle course every spring and after every fain storm through a firm improvmmtmt loam from the b of m you can finance the making of ditches drainage sys tems dyking as wetl as many other farm improvements if you need ready cash to do the fob a fsrm improvement lon may be the answer drop m and talk over the details with our desresr b of m manager remember if your proposition is seumtr there s money tor you at the bank of montreal hf np bank of montreal acton branch gordon oder manager x working with canadians in every walk of life since imp show leather work at wi meeting the silver wood w i met at the home of miss charlotte mccul lough on may 14 the new presi dent mrs r corbett in the chair she welcomed as visitor for the afternoon the district president mrs m ellerby after singing o canada past president mrs mill conducted the installation of officers ceremony mrs corbett spoke a few words saving an instl tute was only as good as each one of its members made it and she knew she would have the suppor of au the roll call a highlight of the ytar brought forth some inter esting otnts remembered during this past year and mrs russill mllkrs paper on the motto cast our bread upon the water and it wiu nturn to you was very well done mrs williamson gave th current events mrs milkr was ap pointed resolutions convener and another bale of cloth ng is to bt packed for korea this bale a the previous one consisting of h cartons- is to be a joint project with limenoust w 1 and it s hoped to send to korea ood ud cloth ng hch is much needed mrs geo burt reprxsenunr ih stone sen ol s ociat on reported tht project r is now in lie mrs h b 11 avi a ulk and dim n tru n tn 1 ith r w rk all nemtxr w r rj interest d i see tht reii i f course c nduct d th pvt w nt r d r ng thi wcul hour mr c rthtt pr nled the rtt ring pnsidont mrs e m ik mth a ift jf a p ctu mrs bert sin lair and mrs bat k n assist d miss charlotte mccul i ugh mr and mr imm f mount fu- t and mr and mrs ronald ortl b of guclph are is ling mr and mr- ruall miller then won many fam iv gather ngs in or nc ghborhood fot mother s da recent isil n w th mr and mr t ppleard wr mr and mrs u gien and shirlov f toronto charlotte mccull highs paren s mr and mr w h mccuil ugh ar msiung her or a few weeks mr andrew bums and his fam i of port credit visited recently at the home of mr and mrs d williamson mr and mrs e miller and mr ajid mrs r miller spent the loni week end at niagara falls trade in your old stove on an empire state gas range 00 allowance on your old stove x mcaidlbss of condmon dumng tms speoal sue no down payment molflbd youll enjoy cooking on this beautiful empire ditided tabletop range with iu automatic top ughiwg for instant maximum bat touout ftftour for bolldous steaks broilod th vmolntsss way luge storage compartment with convoniont swingaway sharvos for pots and pans gleaming porchaw enamel finch and comptetofy washable burrmrs for oasa in ctoaning without lamp amd tualt b the modern fuel that goes anywhere i or 39 a day on terms 24 months to pay for rang installation and approximately 4 months fvoi supply superior propane limited 565 woolwich street guejph ontario snvmo ovit 13000 customers throughout southern ontario mm tms coupons to sufemoft riof ami umittd dept g2 565 woolwich street guelph ont two gallons of gasoline now drive your car the same distance i that three callons did 25 yean ago i

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