Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), April 7, 1955, p. 4

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ft the aclsrtfree press acton ontario 4 s thursday april 7tb w ippied kids society grew from core of 10 service club members suit phut amono tht hrst of an estimated 3000 halton school children to receive the niew polio vaccine are the pypilshoin here from milton heights school who received iheir injection monday from the left are itoydjransom bob beattie jean beattie gtenda and betty lou freeman miss margaret nmkhotitturse is registering jhegroup acton public school pupils in grades one nd two v ill receive rhenjectiom on friday vaccine to be given to ha itons school children ihcuse leu men willi a convic tion mel together lo study a fctlimn piolilcni 12 jrnif itu liiorr tlialf 111000 children ovei llie yeur filler i hill hllh have been given better chance in life it w nuvimntw sh il2i wimh tile tell each ii mriiilkm of ontario fervlcc rliili iji imii- wcmetn ontario nicl li dlmiiu i belter av of prltvliliim u service which raili ivf llielr rlutm wi-at- uimpttim i i liwn communit each clulk vu necking lo help children who barf been trlken liy dlntc i liaittlifaikl from blrtji bv crippling leformillcx 0ul of their rcpiceiitauves dixeiitcion grew- hit oiitariii society forsti ii- pled children v as a ccnlraj organixmirm tuno- tiouiiut in cium- liiilftim with today 200 service club the siiclrlyi ninlnlaincd by the fund from the uhiiunl salcof eielcr seal it pro vides coordination f the benefits fr h the clubs and t society it oieratcs five spcciully ipilpppr camp wlmr handicap irl yoilijnteit ciin ruijoy full ramp lire it luiaiigo clinics at which topfllihl aelnlliiu donate their hkiiib it rnlrlft out a broad pro- uinni nf ceivlfen all aimed at giv ing liiiiidlcapied klda a better mi rliamr snrh a more than a ncorp of inilned orthopedic riiiree who work in clone rhlunct with lfcal ductom and provide treatment right hi children lioine o direct them l li today there are morn hum 9000 voiumlers nil hie society rnxtttlt nil active eaten who do nol lock for tracc or other corrective ap pliance wli gel treaijiieiilv that might otherwise be lackiriifj and who get ii chaitcp to triumph over the infirmities that mice doomed many yomikatern to a life of frunt ra tion and complete dependence on otherji and they dcild now ri hie ile of baxter seal to see that llicje benefit continue the campaign tiislh until april of luoooo at campaign iii and has an objective burlington arena milton sots sd a short holidayw- ftvvn civl miw j and they ejfnt tv urt ti they ukcd i or rot kch younsster of srade one i nd two hsd hii parens per- j ck fioafl prof if mission recfived inoculation as i doctors rd rvrcs of the halton burlington arena was closed at hsalth unt o- ivristni in the ex- midnight sunday bringing to an pertmentl irjecons ir an effort j end its fourth successful winter of i operation ti prevent poiio aito yxv w ohiiu airvuihout canada will be reoeiv- 1 from its treasurer chris fuller es of three shots or the which revealed a surplus on the r tha th four juniors plan farmtourbroad selected tram croup of m candidates representing the coun ties and districts of the p irg a sen ssumptio dv ro harm imrrsurity the year shead ir cripping polivmveitis sals pntm tested in the state- received the actiii i injections can i nd f they provide country will be a i isiale against the j bers of the junior farmers- asaoe- j iation will sail from canada this rink operation of 611933 with spring for a tour of the farms of canteen profits of sl49057 net j england and scotland bon f thomtas minister of agriculture i vccii wrc ome children vaccine and susbtituie as a others in impoter control group however ai the youngsters in mtton received the actual vaccine one cubic centimetre of cherry red serum results of the inoculations in th- united states have not yet been announced the canadian experiments are going ahead under a special gov ernment license which would be followed by an allover licensing permitting purchase of the vaccine by private practitioners if the us experiments warrant it the operation inoculation went like clockwork in milton on mon- dajv youngsters all from grades one and two arrived by class and school with their teachers at st pauls church and were quite ord erly none seemed upset by the needle dr archie bull each youngster the inoculation while nurses from the health unit assisted receipts up to december 31 includ ed junior hockey 894 burlington and district 759 minor 5676 62 public 4kaingy 3450 junior-fig- ure skating 990 09 ice rentals announced today those who will make the trip under the auspices off the ontario department of agriculture are u if52f f 7 r fv j ac metnle tf junlo farner 1273421 for a total of s20 67 j aubs have shown leadership 3 e 132 erra gucce can rentals 121375 for a total of 1790 auditorium rentals were si 18185 bringing total arena re ceipts to 23161 operating expens es totalled 17042 showing a pro fit of s6119 33 never before an oil burner like this the moneysaving new for lowcost carefree comfort woman is expert mining recorder toronto cp gladys clem ents the only woman mining tec- order in ontario has her office in elk lake a tiny gold and silver area in the cobalt district prospectors at first were shock ed at the thought of a woman oc cupying the job but they soon got used to it and admit she is as cap- gave able as any man she has been chief in the office for five years before that she was a stenographer in the office her job involves administrating claims and searching titles- she ays the work is not as tough as most people might expect elk lake isnot a rush centre now ahtonwlht century itwas the scene of a silver cleaung auction sale j dldates were selected by a i mittee following personal lnter- i views at the ontario agricultural i college those selected for the trip are miss marie saunders nanticoke 1 miss marilyn parks cooper james needbam ripley and bev s gray port hope r q bennett associate director of extension for the department of agriculture will act as leader of the delegation mr bennett has long been associated with junior activities within the province particularly in connection with 4- h club work the four young people will rep resent the junior fanners assoc- j iation of ontario during their stay abroad during their visit they will be the guests of young fanners i associations in england and soot- 1 land tthey will liveon of both countries and will have the opportunity of studying agrlcult- ural conditions and methods hay grain and household effeeta has the undersigned auctioneer received instructions from- tom russell to sell by public auction at lot 20 2nd line west chinguacousy township two and onehalf miles wist of snelgrove and no10 high way on saturday april icth at 100 pm horses and harness 1 team gray geldings 10 and 11 years olds- very good workers team har ness collars and harness parts holstetn cows 1 pure bred holstein cow bred in march 1 pure bred holstein cow bred in nov 1 holrtein cow due in april 1 hqi- stein cow bred in nov 1 holstein cow fresh 3 weeks 1 holstein cow fresh 4 weeks 1 holstein cow bred dec 25 1 holstein cow bred march 5s i holstein cow bred sept 20 1 holstein cow bred oct 15 1 holstein cow fresh 2 weeks 1 hol stein cow in good flow of milk 1 holstein heifer bred march 24 1 holstein heifer open 5 holstein yearling heifers 3 heifer calves- 1 veal calf 2 holstein and heroford bull weighing about 400500 lbs machinery 1950 ford trustor with starter lighti and power take off belt pulley ttord plow drain plow circle saw horn hydraulic manure loader and bucket snow bucket buck rake all this mach- inery fits ford or ferguson tract ors implements 24 plate tandem disc 13 tooth cultivator cockshutt 13 plate disc drill cockshutt t ft binder dump rake cockshutt manure spreader no 5 3 and 4 sect- ton iron harrows 2 dram steel land rollers rubber tire wagon flat rack gehl 10 inch hammer mill with several screens 75 feet of c inch rubber endless belt corn cultivator fanning mill 2000 lb cale cream separator woods 1 univ milker with pump and 60 cycle motor frost and wood 5 ft cut mower stewart electric clio- pera forks shovels chains numer ous other articles hay and grain 1250 round bales of mixed hay 150 bus oats 800 bus mixed grain 2 geese 1 gander household effects 2 side board 2 hall trees 1 wash stand dmarra iroabed wooden- hed bed with springs and mattress or- chesterfield suite 2 kitchen 1 box stove tn caw tfrb weather cattle wm be aoldunde cover tombs cash with clerk day at ale wo iwim as farm iaaold rus becpmingji tent town as prospectors pitched camp on evry nvuilablc space 2aocearob coldwater ontl icp when bruce speerin wert to cl3n out a jchifhnev- in his hiu had-not- paper protection novel information kitchener ont cpi the kitchencrwaterlpo record says in a recent editorial in the past newspa perl have bee regarded as being necessary to keep one posted on what is going on in the world a sort of day to day history j now the modern inventions have made living more dangerous news papers arc not only important as a spurce of information but they af ford a means of protection carrying a newspaper after dark helps to avoid being hit by a motor car in that it makes it easier for tht driver to see you when you are crossing a street or walking al ong a highway with the atomic age bringing its particular perils it is interesting to be told by a physicist that a simple foxholeshelter with a new spaper cover will offer surpris ing protection against radioactive fallout from an atomic explosion ke says it could cut radiation ex posure to less than five per cent of what one would get standing in the open it all goes to show that the use fulness of the newspaper keeps growing hmne church will have jflrl aiowrr ahl ikvwr hafsni bawsbnbs been used fo 21 year- he found a colony of b es had built up a column of h ney ix inrhis thick and 10 feet hih he salvaged about 30 poundsm excellent condition ooiltim ttmrt tfcais iwhar far nannim f j mmfar nplmanl 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