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agk twelve the acton free presstacton ontario thursday october 27th ims legion news at a meeting held recently by the acton legion minor sports doii emmerson was voted the most sportsmanlike- player during the past baseball season barry kirk- ness and stewart mcdonald were very close runnersup congratula tions to amthese boys a very fine showing skating lessons if instructors from the hamilton skating club can be obtained and if ice is available there will be figure kating taught in acton every satr urday afternoon during the winter months this club was also to be contacted in regard to putting on a booster night some time in january it was also decided to have a bun feed for the legion minor baseball players on november 29th at the legion hall poppy campaign if you have a spare hour or so on saturday november 5 you couldnt put it to more use than to help with this years poppy campaign thists one of the most important projects we have in the legion and deserves every bit of the time and effort put into it give johnny goy a call right now or leave your name and the time you will be available with bunk holmes after the saturda campaign the boxes of poppies will be placed in a number of stores so that those that arc missed will be able to obtain a poppy in time for november 11 this week s euchre winners ivan harris 78 w coon 67 pete tui kosz 63 bill chisholm boob 34 cribbage results eden mills 1r station hotel 14 ramblers 18 tigei cats 14 legion 19 union 13 winners of the night finnk win ters paul wilson halloween for unicef plans changed not school project there has been a change in plana for the collectings of money for less fortunate children around the world on hamoween rather than make the event achool project the com mittee in charge nas decided to place the holloween for unicef project on a voluntary basis child ren who want to participate and who have parental approval will pick up numbered sealed banks after school on halloween or before they start on their costumed way in the evening the names of the children will be carefully recorded members of the commitee and friends will be on patrol to help and advise the par ticipants the banks will be on hand at dick beans office at 77 mill st- a great many children are eager to take part the committee feels and they also feel certain that the enthusiastic efforts of these young sters will bring them a most enjoy able halloween members of the committee placed in charge of the project last week are mr bean c leatherland mrs wilson mrs lidke and mrs buck- nar last year was the first year that canadian children joined in the gathering of halloween treats not just for themselves but for hungry children in other parts of the world the money is forwarded to the united nations childrens fund abbreviated to unicef money spent for one comic book would give a child six glasses of milk in korea an ice cream cone would protect a child in egypt from tuberculosis a candy bar would save a child from diptheria in chile a soft drink would provide a child v ith 10 bowls of rice in india the motto for the unicef cam paign is shell out for all the worlds children da tor beat be ft sa i cub t scout tm m iocai nrvs 1 teachers turkey suppers discussed mrs h burns the president was in the chair for the meeting of the womans association of the united church at the home of mrs c l poole on tuesday the meeting opened with the ode and prayer the devotional was taken by miss e hawthorne a verse of a favorite hymn an swered the roll call the ladies have an invitation to attend the opening of the cedarvale school for girls in georgetown in november fowl supper again was the topic for the recreational period mrs j moore took the chair for the nomi nating committee plans were com pleted for the teachers supper and the turkey supper mrs poole served refreshments assisted by mrs elliott mr evans mrs ycldhuis and mrs agar a vote of thanks was given to mrs poole for her home and to the lunch committee acton high school news awmbdiatinnii by neil benton tlioie has boon one rugby game dunng the past week on monday october 19 georgetown defeated us b n score of 200 it proved verv difficult for the acton team to play ngainst georgetown as those play ers were wearing aluminum spiked shoos we may win the second rame w ho knows on mondav we were to have plaed against milton but this had to be cancelled on account of the weather no definite date has been set as yet for ths game although it will probably be next week the second game between acton and georgetown is scheduled for this thursday weather permitting on october 19 milton played preston and milton won by a score of 110 this may have been due to the fact that only onehalf of the preston team played another volleyball game has been plajed on friday of last week the gold team led b frances oakes defeated the green team led ruth landsborough by a score of 4719 other games had been plan ned but these had been postponed because of the weather there have been six teams picked for the high school bowling league games are to begin on wednesday october 26 these gam are to be plaed at skating and hockey have start ed now at the milton arena which was burned out last year the local police will be watch ing for an pranksters on hallow een forum members from the dist rict attended a farm foium rally in ste wi it town on mondav evening popular place foi mooting fi lends on the week ends is at the new subdivisions sei vices in other churches vxeie withdrawn on sunday evening for the anniversary of knox church registiation in the nursery school has been inci easing since the classes began and is now over 40 there is a new woodworking class at the y after school on thursdays ro kirkness is teach ing the boys up to 11 years of age public school children are look ing forward to a holiday tomorrow the halton teachers convention s being held in acton all day with local groups catering the first frost of the fall blackened the most delicate of the garden plants on friday night even dahlia and other blooms pro tected by paper were killed by the sudden and rather severe frost a series of original oil paint ings by jordanus van der vlict are to be featured in the toronto stir weekly the paintings will all de pict familiar scenes around the terra cotta district the first snow of the season fell during the night monday trans forming everything on tuesday morning the snow didnt last long although flurries throughout the paek led by the red sixer for the op ening grand howl the pack was then ready for the general inspect ion by baloo two games by ak- ela test passing for new chums and another game by baloo brought the meeting to campfire time after a singsong and a story service stars were presented to those cubs who had been active for one year leading the pack in competitions is the yellow six with 02 points but following close behind are the red 60 white 58 and tawny 50 b pack acting sixer wayne benson led the pack in the opening ceremonies jot the tawny six inspection by ilagherra and rakshn opened the way for two games by akela and liaglierra during instruction and test pars ing session all but two new chums completed his tendcrpad tests another game led bv raksh i preceded the campfire at which ho new songs were introduced to the cubs six standing aftet tuesdays meeting finds the yellows load mo the pack with 74 points other six es hive white 70 red 65 tawnv 51 mm ray scojne akoli eos x friendly circle marks ocealsion the friendly citfcle held its an nual halloween party in the sun day school loom on wednesday october 19 about half of the mem bers in attendance appeared in costume everyone was seated in a circle around a bonfire in the centre of the room the spooky nature of the occasion was accent uated in the dimly lit room when doris kentner read a hallowe en story and appaiently passed around the parts of a body the prize winners for the best costumes were national mury mc- kenzie as an indian halloween elsie johnson as a ghost mimical ednn stewart as an old lady moat original jean youngblut as a cig- aiette box the devotional period was high- lighted by n commentary given by miss bennett on her three visits to the billy giaham revival meet ings annetta van fleet vicepresident was in chaige of the business in the absence of the president stella adimson plans were made for the bazuai and the anniveisary supper of the church the treasurer heu enn cunningham gave a favorable lepoit on the fashion show the gioup in chnrge provided a delicious lunch of rolls filled with a variety of spieads take and n just a little less than two months until chi istmas some of the store s in town nre aliendy feat- ui ing goods for the holiday season admiralsuper6iaht21iv with new printed advancm cacocfe fc rn aro l pktwsi m9matr lhu thr 91 ah alominiiad let in imr twit tfc hrishtntm i j is tub tranlfrfnr pw led advance caitad chetilt jl aiiicfmn cablnal 3 lat in dapth s lata top to battamt lid mounted can- hal knabi tba mud madat tlltlxz harold mcclure ltd phone tr 72522 georgetown 0atl uirabhjiiasalf huasaiiinaaa 111 f sia ii ijlasau 1 etlatalf rtnahhjiiasati ililahjllu aslhutatb rjoibnulf bsahnflitbwmnbvlimaibk trtaa rev john waldie guest minister at knox church 110th anniversary cs are to be plaed at the acton daj proved that autumn is thinking bowling lanes and begin at 3 45 seriously of turning into winter i subdivides puc argue over water rev john waldie a former mns- siignwcvn township resident who attended school in acton was the guest speaker at the 110th annivers ary services at knox piesbyterinn church on sunday many visitors to the church from other congrega tions and from outoftown attended morning and evening services mr waldie who is now minis ter of st george s church london took as his topic for the morning sermon face to face with god otksdortriir mcmtllsh wastdldtstt and sang how lovely are thy dwellings by liddlc and thank god for all by hueter the choir sang i will feed my flock they were accompanied bj the organist ted hansen services in some of the other churches were withdrawn on sun day evening when congregations joined with knox in observing the anniversary pastor ray costerus of the baptist church gave the pray er of invocation rev e jones of st albans anglican church read the scripture lesson and rev gor don adams of the united church gave the prayer rev armstrong again introduced mr waldie whose topic was what is right with the church atbbaaaaaaaabaaaabbaaaiaaabaaaai on monday evening the annual and v rv popular turkey supper was held in the basement of the church followed by a piogrnm upstairs al together about 700 meals were swrv- ed the highest number in some ears the ladies of the church prepared the hot meal under the direction of mrs blow setback of the supper was an explosion and fire in one of the stoves during the afternoon a heavy pall of smoke filled the church basement as the fiicmcn weic hastily summoned there was no trace of smoke by the time the hundreds of visitors arriv ed expecting the traditionally ex cellent meal served in the church the program which followed featured a quartet george musselle vic bristow hamilton peal and les dubv accompanied by george hall readings by mrs ward bruce sols by a former member mrs kirby williams of slreetsvile ac companied by mrs davis duets by donna mcmillan and frank bean and organ solos by ted hansen mrs robert parker expressed thanks to all those who had taken part in the piogram concluding an other most successful and inspira tional observance of the anniversary of knox staffen meats free delivery phone 692 mill st acton sliced cooked h am lb 89c rindless bacon lb pkg 53c fresh pork liver lb 19c golden smoked wieners lb 29c blade removed blade roasts lb 39c continued from page one in excess of 1952s consumption had been allowed but now learned that this was only for one year and no reibate would be forthcoming on 1964 consumption he suggested that it was n t entirely fair that the rebate should apply for one ear only pointing out that with consumption of 3 4 million more gallons in 1954 than in 1952 water charged at normal rates on this high quantity would be an expensive proposition he noted further that the com pany was glad to get the water at the tune but that the town was also glad to get the extra revenue through sale of the water the water without the preferred alltnv- rceisnotpractiealat current in dustrial rates he indicated buy posthole digger commission members answered that council had initiated this act ion the company was qeustiomng and felt they could take no further action unless council did so first records are to be studied in con nection ith the rebate agreement members discussed at length a bill for rew inding two mptors pay ment was fmall approved after sonic dispute about company oblig ation the commission learned it could buy a post hole digger for 1 774 atter some talk about the pros and cons of buying such a machine it was agreed there was not enough of tns work to warrtnt the ex pense in further discussion about a digger superintendent d mas in said there may be one available from the bell telephone civ at brampton for 135 this is iff be looked into it was also learned that digger can be rented from ont ario hi dro for 5 per hour plur an operator superintendent mason said that currently there are about 40 poles to install it was agreed to trj rental of the hydro digger for a day jtepalr old track the commission was notified that service call is expected shortly from a vepreentativ e of the united steel corp- at the local sewage treatment plant an estimate of 154 50 was re ported to make necessary repairs to the old hydro truck now feeing used by the waterworks depart ment this work is to be done members viewed a calculator mi- tilne lempkere on trial which sells tor about 675 and rents f6r 80 per rtwnthlthtjnchlne which seccet- ry mcgeachie explained sit the time and margin of error in com putation of tax and hj dro bills would if purchased be divided on a 502030 cost basis among the town waterworks and hydro no definite decision was made hjdro superintendent mason re ported some offensive shortcomings with water tanks repaired after the hydro shop fire early this year a guarantee still covers these un its it was learned and they are to be returned to the firm who repair ed them want m hoars notice the superintendent also reported staking out for further service line installations at glenlea is contin uing he noted too that wiring has started in the lakeview subdivision superintendent masonurged that the hdro department be allowed 24 hours notice from new residents of homes or apartments who want jpower turned on it was pointed out requests should be made at the p uc office when the application s signed letters are to be forwarded to apartment owners where diffic ulty m this regard has been ex perienced waterworks superintendent j lambert reported a delegation from the department of health includ ing eight students had toured the local disposal plant and considered it wis a prett good looking ulint roof still leaks he reported the roof jtill leaks on the sewage treatment building i the builders are to be notified of i this the superintendent also said there are new services to go in from a lowered lateral on victoria st water accounts bell telephone serv 1590 acton puc serv 214 16 lincoln electric co supp 182 24 williams supply co supp 260 hydro aoconnts petty cash exp trans toth motors serv bell telephone serv ellis and howard ltd wipers ahd waste prod cen general electric 414 90 900 1170 40 20 14 85 14 00 145 53 235 28 for top rated fuel oils and service call 69 thompson fuel service prompt delivery by metef pump deal at home and save ttreffaiw patterns and colours 49 kmdom md mfarwf fc your c rmqsufw rw mmonowll xuub clothes- oxj 50 2pc canadas greatest clothing value ctub clothes j tip top clothes fiht street clothes bob ridsdale acton frisat 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