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thursday september s ism the acton free press acton ontario page thuzbfl at work serving canada young canadians proiily weir these wiigs in defence of freedom ymim ceag aircrew wa be m tf tw warn ww ww ami sfttmfs m qcweveamot then ara opeamfs mw for tre yeeeg bm wee two wtat httlilannmsmaj knewfe let ftp amenta tnliae o iuf ah- craw officer ft farther eartkelen jely at year merest rcaf lecnftfafl imt er ad lie ad rcaf recruiting unit 27 st clair ave east postal btation q toronto 5 ontario phone wa 6s9 or 466m fhom nwfl to wrltoof omgattsa ftiru porticuiori regarding nrtmwrf nqwarmmnfa and opwdhgt mow a k hm c af name pham print tchriih nm street address city province education by grade and provnet yob nvtfba a canadian cftiian or bnhth iubm 17 buf no rt 25 nav junwr matrfcvfoho ifca aquivolw or battvr caf j coastal island haven for birds victoria icp solander is lord rising 1 000 feet above the sea 200 miles north of here is the home or countlesi birds and sea lions but it has neither trees o mice charlie guiget leader of a pro vlncial museum expedition making a zoological survey said a huge colony of waterfowl inhabits the cone shaped little island while sharp taloned falcons snooped above their heads the party found a colony of tufted puffins a chunky seablrd with a triangular bill rarely seen off the coast of vancouver island mr guiget who sought new spec ies of mice said he laid 300 traps but caught no rodents and he be lives none exist on the island frank beebe museum nrtiat with the expedition said there are no trees on the island which from a biological point of view s puzzling other nearby islands arc covered with timber no room for gloom there is no room for gloom the boom is almost as good as it ev r was and while the economic trend is killing off nt o record high it is int plunging us towards the relief rolls ind opining the door lo the u prince geort ibc i citizen h s holden eyes examined glasses fitted 7 douglas st gueiph horons pages of the past palermo in last century was the busy locale of temperance movement implement shops by gwen clarkx palermo isa very busy little vll lage in trafalgar township situated at the intersection of highway sand 23 there is also a connecting strip of county road running south to the queen elizabeth way because of lis proximity to toron to on the east and hamilton on the west palermo has always been a sort of halfway house it once boast eel the second grammar school in all upper canada dating from 1844 andrew hall was headmaster the school wns rcmocd to gait in 1850 the energetic dr anson buck lived in the tillage of palermo for the niter part or his lift about dr buck we shall have more to say at a lilt r dote pikrmo was ilso the centre of n it i v strong temperance movement during tht lost century it had its own church some years bi fore oak ville a vn exknsie implement m lnufacturlng business wns carried on in the village the foundry being started bv jneub lawrence in 1842 but pile rmo neer did have n rail wiv si ition ns thi lint v ml further iiuth to thi outskirts of the vilhge of rrontc centre of i arm area settlement along dundis jstreel w is soiiu whnl retarded in th early dis b cause so much of iho land was held for crown and ckrgy re serves but eventually palermo be came the centre of a good farming comtnumtj howecr for conditions ns thov existed when the first set lltrs arrived to wrest a living from thi soil ind to make a home for their fimilies we cannot do better than quote ou with very little editing an account given by mrs w c ingkhnrt of palermo to the women s institute in that village mnnv long years ago the story ihe actual experience of the pioncei sh55i53- cw jeherr early pioneers clearing the lund we have moved the location of our coal office to 26 main street n l w agar coal and coke phone 120 acton canadas new bank notes canadas new bank notes will begin to replace the present issue this month the new notes will be put into circulation from time to time as worn and soiled notes of the old issue are withdrawn it will thus be some time before the new notes have completely replaced the old banks will have a limited quantity for distribution in the introductory period as you come into possession of the new notes you will be aware of a number of new features just as it wns told to mrs inglehart by her piomer mother here is the story palermo before the time of set tlement was one vast forest of which wild aninnis and indians ik id possession then th govern ment sent out surveyors ind the country wis opened up for sctue- imnt the nngira peninsula was s t lied some time previous and this pirt rlikrmo wns cilled thi new purchase om le iding roid was survi yed dundas street extend in j from montre il to windsor and the conclusions wen numbered north and south from thil rind each concession con timing 1 oik acres divided into 200 acre lots iv miles lone ind hiif a mile wide and were ttlkd chiefl b united empire luyilists i people who for their lo illv to the crown were given gunls of hnd not onlv fur them sims but fur the it children dundis stn l be mi the first to hi biirived w is the firsl to be set tied trains no boats venrs must el ips before they could hopi to i njoy the comforts they were leivmg behind then were it that time no nil roads no steamboats if they came by witer u hid to be by jolly boat or dug out if by land it wis gener ally by ox team when 11k y cime to a steep hill the y would unyoke the oxen sliding the yoke after them then they would li t the wagon down with ropes or chains and woe be tide thi in if the repis should hr ik the n the v would yoke up thi oxi n ijjim to cross tin illy until lb y uim to lh next hill the lo ds thev cirri 1 with hum would lie the twin necessities of life of drsl import inc would bi ale little flix wheel li t co king j rifle i bed in if lied lo tn ihlt the the this account was written print was silling at bout 15c a yird wome n in those days made their own soap sugar and candles for flour they would lake a bag of grain on their back to the lakeshnre hire a dug eiut ind cross the lake to a windmill on the beich a dug out wis i kind of boat made by hollow ing out a big if a trip to the mill w is not possible another way to get gaky two a pioneer story from flour wns to hum n hole in the top of in oik stump ind with a spring poh pound the grain in tht hollow ot ihi stump bark wis used as a suv ifter the trmn was pounded orn ind buckwheat bung quickly grown wis us d i good eieal to m ik a fin thty used a steel flint ind punk idry nlun woodi quills we r used ns pens for writing brooms nnd freim hickory sticks shmgl s wi re mail bv h ind and elm bark eis used for clmr scats md l el eirds tel wis concocted fr m him luck or pine boughs and euffii fnm scorched pi ise oi rye illv i el ih und p opk to i i i lit lt uisidi ill 1 ihi fet st knuuini that monuments brampton monument works designs submttted cemetery lettering corner posts and markers a good display in stock wm c allan prop 68 queen st west brampton shop phone 141 0j res 313 rep tom nicol phone brampton 603w task of land learinc m i mill bun w is idled i ls inei i wi ii with a f it the v ofoi ill t i mix i p st md pivot el 1 hit w mm did the tail iring in nil sli iw h its ind fur caps books u i si nei i nil ii fulh in isured lului s win iimspuiiuis b their lis n will ti sh mis wen stab ikihii in sit if li iks did for a hi f imilv ind thi v did not hii juttv pitturslik tlu books i f t iiiiv musi if thi teachers were ad ti ih idiuixl if thv understood nik n- niiketfiotn dun i ih itul e f thr tln wtre con w u iiiinel quite prificitnt a blue om ilu bun md hiusi were l h k w is h daid cer built thin th t isk if eli inng tlu 1 inei i i i in in re il e iitust f irh t spli ndid discnption of 1 iv nt hi tt nikht th soundini t r in w hn n hh l bl ws if th v t old be ik ird 1 ft pin md stmh inks wi i id i w r mt 1 up s llld c s bin nt th imd w uld th n b un l t n k i ni f i ii p hllli liidm n i l stuff v id b p it in i n is i p t w i d i f e i i uo id in eit wn n nd n k l tl pits md mil l in 1 it nd with i r 1 i p td n tl t s ck hid fi nti f th i until th h n i 11 r i th nt i i ft is il n ih i h i in general the new design is less ornate and this simplicity contnbutes to easier recognition of the various denominations it also makes it aster to distinguish a genuine note from an attempt at forgery other changes include the placing of the portrait of queen elizabeth at the right hand side of the note in this position the engraving of the portrait will not be subect to the wear from the constant folding of notes through the center the allegoncal figures which appear on the back panel of the present issue are now re placed by engravings from photographs of various typei of canadian countryside the notes are printed by new processes which give them a distinctive feel the colours of the various denominations are approximately the tame as at present but close examination wtll show that the colour on the face of each note results from the combination of two colours printed one over the other these and other changes have been made to improve the appearance of canadas currency to lessen the risk of counterfeiting and to reduce the cost of production many people ask is there not tome special meant of distinguishing genuine bank notes from counterfeits the answer is that there are a great many means ilngly and in com bination to many that a full description could be confusing and would only help those who might attempt to counterfeit the best means of distinguishing genuine bank notes from suspected notes is the simplest namely compare a suspected note side-by- side with one known to be genuine even small variations no one of which might be notice able by itself will usually combine to produce an easily distinguishable difference in general appearance good notes look good because of the skilled craftsmanship behind them as you come into possession of the new bank notes study them to become familiar with their general appearance this will help safeguard one of canadas most important facilities your currency free daily pickup and delivery or cash n carry at our new location 11 k i n c wti tl lit hk till hxktfrfo tlbfrtine fl ll l ih ralph 1 i il i 1 i i tv f h i k i n i id i utf rr r ik pm h pr s h in nkng ik ia a t ii a r i ridi 1 n jm if otiia bank of canada lorne garner motors ltd 45 main street acton ont toth service station 12 mn street acton ont phoi sl mon plfvt1fil hiulix s cp b h n- driie 1 f id jld i r- i kuirnlrn h nun n ou sc i f she ies ff c u p led f f s en i