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birr jfim 3w lkw tmavlilt blwial b ee a tt letfl st e aetaa oat 3m3 and bajraao el cbmlauaaa ika cw 53l sl tfca oalarte qiialm dtewea ettta cwj4a adeertekm t aruaij lihulima payaal la edveaee he a sst mm i ike uahed wat au monlhe t ataioa eopiea te auttartaaj in jss claal mau poat outn dapardaaat o a dula edmarlacklaf david r dula productloa lubafer s jaroee a duta maaasuw dnar v mini n aw end editorial office p aw aetaa thu4isday july j5th 1957 its speed that kills notcd rctntly the thyr ong to package u in our cr tik light bulb m n- olikr to w ii turvve hdoo crahe t 50 mites pr hour in th future that s comfort of court on hot humid day we may not be able to drive thote hundred of mtlei we return from vacations bragging about then too there will be comfort for teeng r we notice ihiv week that driver under 25 year of age compnte 1 7 6 per cent of all driver but are reponjible for 30 8 per cent of all accident how often we ve read that iloganspeed kill we don t utt know but the other day on a butmeu p o toronto we went by the beautiful queen elizabeth highway from bronte to the outikirh of the city during thote 20 mlei or to we kept our icwedometer very iteadly at the 50 mile peed limit fig ure regularly we watched to vee ut how many vehicle we would have to pat and m that trip we counted two car both driven by the more cautiou women end one truck hay- ing a heavy load of cement blocks and it wa e pleaani drive too there wa no neceviy of turning out to pa no danger from cutting m to let that vehde rghl behind paw ot his hgher pd tt doubtful too f we lot any t me m get ting to the c ry and our nerve were certa nly a little lest frayed tt s speed that k lis they tell l but ery few of u ever pay much attention to our role a a potent at highway k her when we tep on the avcderator and watch the speedo meter climb first halton nomination politic have adopted a new role of in terest and importance recently with pre e tion thadow boxing and a new government to watch nce the last federal election obviouly the halton smoke had hardly died down when the foctccf organization became canada firt to name its candidate for the neat federal contet despite a prottme of an early session to look after the old age assistance increase par liament s opening appears to have been de layed to the arrival of the queen to preside at the opening for the first time ip history there have been other suggestions too as the cause for delay but were certainty looking forward to the opening for the sur prises it will undoubtedly provide and the clashes of members that will be quite evident how soon the next election might be held is one of those thing that have had the newt analyst and back scenes reporter buy for week no plans for other nomination have been heard in halton but no doubt there will be some hat wave do mrv to remind ut hyvf that we creetuw of eircormtnc tubt to discomfort of m eteenirth be summer and winter end m the mtiey of ell other her fdt beyond hurnan control it behoove ut j therefore to make the best of it control our temper or preerve our equanimity with consoling thoughts that things will improve and thet oech new trial edd strength to our stature an interesting- country political speakers have been telling us about this greut country of ourv newspaper have editorialized on its great potentials and people have pretty generally accepted the idea that canada it something special we often stop to wonder about jutt what is behind all this and then a book comet along that give a tremendous amounl of in formation which cepsullt the many sup porting feels a book called quick canada in facts hat ajway been a favorite of ourt because it in variably points out things we never thought of about thit country perhaps we could get along without knowing these facts but in their abbreviated form they strike a respons ive chord of interett we learned in tome weekend reading for mtance that lake ontario cover 7540 square mile and one of ihe mallet of the great lakes exceeded by superior at 3i80 mites ontario it one of the deeper ihough at a maximum depth of 774 feet there another paragraph that turn up thi business of greatness behind canada canada lead the world in freshwater area vital to transportation nd power generation the great lake st lawrence river system is the principal wateraway navigable for more lhan 2 000 miles even longer i the mack enzie river system navigable for more lhan 2 600 miles through the northwest tern tones down to the arctic ocean the billion dollar st lawrence seaway project largest construction ob currently underway in ihe world will permit passage into the great lakes of ships up to 25 foot draught as com pared to the present 14 foot maximum right across canada the provinces have their points of interest newfoundland was britain s first colony formally proclaimed a british possession n 1583 prince edward island canada s smallesi province the island he m ihe semiorcutar arm of the gulf of st lawrence nova scotia is a 375 mile long peninsula jutting nto ihe atlantic 11 has been called th long wharf of canada new brunswick has 600 miles ol coast line on the east and south about four fifths of the prov nee is coveted by accessible merchant able timber quebec is the largest of the provinces and slightly more than three quarters of quebec people are of french ong n ontario an inland province has a freshwater shoreline of 2 400 miles on the great lakes and in the north a salt water shoreline of 680 mile on hudson bay more than one third of manitoba it forest covered and most of the province het within the mineral bearing canadian shield sas katchewan produces more wheat than the rest of canada alberta has the largest population of the three prairie provinces and ranks fourth nationally british columbia is almost entirely mountainous and three- quarter of its population lives on five per cent of its total area canada is the worlds second largest country we know a little more about thit country now ihrough some very interesting fact brief comment of things to come heat waves come and go during these summer day it would eem unusual f be tween the bead of perspiration we didn t take time to editorialize on the subect but we did notice that we may be m for a fashion change with men wearing suits on hot days to keep cool apparently some syra cute firm is experimenting with thermo lactnc clothing airconditioned by a port- able unit that fits in your hip pocket it teems that annually man is developing new marvels to control the weather conqn- ttont before they place him under any agony in recent year the new types of air condition ing unit have noyed greatly increased tales reception at the luxuries of earlier times be come the commonplace and necessity of to day some of the methods of cooling off have changed alright its not too many yeart ago thet moat kids tpent their summer in bare feet shuffling between shade brooks for fishin end the old swimmin hole for the final cool- ingoff the weather is of course something one ein write about endlessly without effect v i s the good old days back in 1907 tafcae free rm mm tlitweaat jely alt ill delay nlcklln had 11 pup il pea the entrance from her clan at durlinftofl two aach ot the pupils of ml margaret joknslon nd minnie bennett paaeed in thh respective arheola in eaqueainf the foundations ot mr s hun- band i new residence on willow s are about completed a lawn sorul undrr the uspicee of the epworlh leafuw will be held at the residence of v joarph colrman on monday evening halhrr an terltlnf race wat wil- ntwd up mill st eet monday ev- niji a big irey wane ineaked into soperi orocery and matched a hum and made pff with it tie fallowed by ihe ion of ihe proprietor in hot haite the dig dog dropped the ham when he r rived hme and the mailer talghtenrd out between the part- let concerned crlckrt tram defeeed the lub in iserlin on c una j wfod and h id- back in 1937 trnkea frees acton berlin by ui i mill did the wi run the ml took irv ewf tki free mj jely ltt chief r m mcdonald secretary gordon smith e gambia anl wil liam chlabolm have been choarn delegate from the acton tire bri gade to attend tbe annual convent ion of m ontario volunteer fire men aaaoctatlon being hed in georgetown this week editor loaeph b uk of powa- on haa been elected dutnct ut p- wty grand matter of the vnonr order for the muakoki d itrirl bdilor lke haa had many h nnn nee guing north tome jo o more years g from acton ia1 thursday even r st george trnnia club of fuelph played ue acton tluj on ihe court here there were kerircon- trla and the playera were evenly matrhrd fco vfrily matched m fart that the final rault w 7 0 in favor of guelph mr c t leetherland who hai purchased the law prarlicf of mr m n farmer it moving thit week wllh mr ilherland 1 lake over the p artice nrat m t dy tire vihirh lr ipal offirr k- f om i lit act in i nt 1iiiil 1 t film mill in i v it itt ii 1 rfmttv erl 1 n d 1 ohlh tin tht in natures solitude by gather tyl r iw4 rfwaji t r ii t iri t int intm r wt n tndftmtii aitn jiml i nnlul i t th t farm to halfway house ii f f n ihe f f h tlie l ej tjmp e rrj i rl odd jobs on home or farm hr r mid v h h w r n w u lr v to mr t h mirink e i vthw johit to d 1 tiring or tifltr ttll rn i or m l pi n union h ilf th t ni to firm thi to unrin nrl ilv pulls ios ti dirtction y iitu1 buck md thi t t nih1 ou tr th m hrtiot n 1 rally th ti ih d p 1 kim ll r to ttu it kh hi r m thr puoi ion r will 1 m tt nut tlu l iridu hove unt 1 tht the school teacher ihorlage cnsi pro mie to become a chronic diieatve not to be cured overnight but requiring many years of treatment the cute for the dnease will prob ably be expensive for the taxpayers but less expensive than letting it remain uncured peace river block dawson creek b c news the fact that we are living here indicates that it must be a pretty fair place otherwise we would move out so let s show others we are proud of our town by supporting whole heartedly the yair and other events held in coniunction with it humboldt sask jour nal only the greatest amount of caution and adherence to the rules of the road will hold down the total to a reasonable figure that it f any number of road deaths can be term ed reasonable qreenfull sask sun newspapers in pursuit of worthwhile ob- lecfives do not need to throw every little problem into the centre of the arena and- kick it arourict for th amusement of the public rouynnoranda que press e the bakers doien is a casualty jn this age of negotiated inflation if anybody is asked to walk the second mile he wants time and half for it only dogs and very young humans remain happily oldfashioned campbellton n tribune v tt w n i htrut hi 1 noukh to ut hr whole ht ui through then hi rialk his a t ut t prciall if what g w on the other ndc is standing onta ir lucioui kcondcrop alfalfa when everything within reach i chewed to the ground domic de cide it m time to withdraw ah but that is eamier aaid than done she twitti her head thit wa and that qurcr what went through to lastly should be to hard to get back horns of course complicate the situation still further after awhile she tires and quits struggl ing decides to stand quiet and chew her cud mabe it is during this rest period the farmer his hired help or perhaps his wife or child- nn come along and notice bossir hung up in the fence whoever sees her naturally goes to her assistance sometimes with unpleasant retultt fo some un known reason bessie generally gels excited when someone cornea a- long perhaps as the outcome of a guilty corcience aflcr ap had he staed on her side of the fenc he would not be in her prejert predicament so the wouldbe rea lm r has to work iry nulcl h i w itihful im til i i til ht1 i w i- om i n h w it t ft ri md the tt ncc wnrd ol n pa rid n help mc jhe m xt dt thing might happen professional directory and travellers guide c cc uld l uuld nfur- id then mi the sami ovir again 1 n id t d 1 miiik al misriisroik the fence oows can vokietl ihlnx the but jutt a few ards further ion prove well wr havent got anv cow t to w cllc with now i juit mention such a situation because as i ald before wherever you go the e are odd jobs to do of some kind or an other in an old house for instance there are always repais or paint ing and decorating in a new houc minor additions are usually neces sary to suit personal requirements a towel rail here a shelf ther t place to put this and a cupboard to put that and of courae how l- arrange thngs in the house to beat the heat to open doors and win dows or keep them clos that is the question heretofore 1 have ubscrlbed to the opendoor theoy but that was at ginger farm where the trees provided shade on all aides of the house 1 tried the same thing here during the last hot ipell tind we al most passed out with the heat and hunuditv mn though wc have ut ol hjive nitfht then 1 n n vku1 vp- m lu i a t i l r i nd i ill ml aflrr i all tut up fmci how nplelt ji i 1 nnt ifu he t 1 wi tt er t i llinfc t w t r liv to hi m 1 i ot kc up nd d dr w g c kenney rhjmlrlan and hurgenn oil n in svn on lllock ia mill si i acttn office rhme 7s remdenee i1 t harrh ht 1honr lss rjvifv funeral hove f fi n ht r 1jv f shoemaker v rr am a tuauliful hlnur circu- ill thn ugh thi hmim ob r a pritlv liule fir pu kiltv mew here around hut i sav hi 1 it is hard to hall write next weik david icming to ttav for rm lontiorm dr d a garrett hlrlan ad tiurgeee rnrr tf willow and hiver sta lntrance itiver street acton ontario fkan 1m k nil by in c tfc of emergency plcate ca dr a u mccarter ta 21351 guelph al diting accovviwo lever hoskin hartered aeeaoelanta si main st n s1j king si w brampton phones gl l4a23 toronto 1 em 4 0131 this sundays church calendar baptist chuicm acton rev ray h oostcrua pastor fanonagt 11 bor av phon lua sunday july u 1067 10 00 am sunday school 1100 am morning worahlp 7 00 p m combined with knox mmwrthian chimch in canaoa kn6x chomch acton rev andrew h alckaluua ba b4v iunoay july mlh 1m7 9 45 n church jbcjiool 11 00 am public worship and de dication of immoritv stained glass window 7 00 p m evening worahlp ac ton rtntfcostal assimfelv alaauns in th yjicjl patori rav r j raid cook st ttlaphona e4hv sunday wly j8thlm7 1400 amstorning worahlp 7 pjnkvainwtic sarvlca wadnaaday 8 pw0ttmf pray er maatlng and bibla atudy sasn united cmuach op canada acta oftiarte rev gordon adams m al bd min ler parsonage 30 bo war avenue phone 0o mr george elliott organist and cho le 7 bower ave anon phone i sunday july 38th 1057 000 jn morning prayer 1000 gjn junior church ind church school 1115 ajn morning worahlp thi anglican church op canada ht albania chorea aetata on rev evan h j one a- lth- eitar sunday july 38th 1057 ttrinity vi 030 am matins st johns church rockwood it 00 am matlm and sermon service conducted by mr j l lambert licensed layreader start car sooner save engine wear drinking that lat enjovable cup t f coffee in the morning tak in ut the name length of time a a t n per tnginc w irm up accorrims t i ending cwnadian lutomobilc m r ice aiitho it i dn mi tor t 1 prnjili much krcilrr prntrctum for rnkint p rt- n ci d w ithir t irt ng th ui did tin nb utd in tht od di it pointed out frtt the fludiv if ttu modt n moti r oil illiw it tit c icu ale frttlv tt ixtrrmch it ti nipt rtttuie llmiivtr in npiu tf th luhii- til mproxmunt n tht ol tin re n i it a cons dcrablt nred for tn in la t ng a end cm l ider no conditions should n ci d trne ht idltd at high pid or crvtn wruli cold at speeds k ttt d ng 10 m p h prnptr proctdur according to j dkes director of e ue chrler corporation of canada l in ted m to atart the engine an1 ul o nil p essure to build up to iptrtilingi normal before mining the rhicle if an immediate start is required it is suggested that the car be driven at specks not exercd- ing 30 mph until normal operat ing temperature is attained thd best possible solution is of course to allow the engine to run at a fast idle until u hal reached the re quired heat as mr dkes points out th takes about as long as that hut cup at coffee since the interior of the car will also be warm by tha tme the personal comlort ot the driver will be at a maximum and year and tearpn the engine will be at minimum longer engine life will be the result dr robert d bucknett ffcrvtetan aawl ttavgee 3d wiuinkmoi hi actun onl vhene office hours 0 8 pro rial estate a nhceamce f i wright jo wilbur m acton ontario phone v appxalaer real estate ant insurance fam o black rllahttked accorvtant r3 min st milton ont th wo waitir h 0f c ertllled tamie aeceaalaal chrtrrea secretjrv 9 mun s 1 georacloun onl th tj1 ornrai waa r bracken insurance agency mill street nk m ret aaar genlra1 insuran j bert wood insurance agency lite and geaaratlaiaraaea phone ms 114 m at ame hour ta 4f0 ouelph iuvtal dr h ieib deauj horieea office corner mill and frederick street office hour a m i p telephone 1 acton dr a j buchanan deatal 8vrgea office sa mill street office hnure b am tn a u m closed wedneaday anarnooa talaphone lib uoal c f leatherland q c lurrumr 4 galleltar naunjfakltl office hour 1000 a mu00 j 1 00 p m 3 00 pj saturday by appointment only office 21 phone ll actov e i buchner ro ol tnmrtrlt 48 mill st t phone us office hour ihijihmi 130 1 pm lvi tik in iptin ml traviuirs ouidt oray coach link to ac iies leav act9n dayllim hatlai tlaa tullmn 1 33 am idaily cpt sun an hoi 1 1st im mil am 308 pm mutpm fl33prn jf pm 1008 pm 1 sun aid h0l1 wembaoa 1027 am 1217 pm 237 pnv l pm 11 pm 2 pjn- 1 1 32 pm ll2am tfrl sat sua and hoi i canadian nationat- railways eaeltenul dalv 3 40 a m dally cpt sun day 1000 am 7 is pm sunday only a 01 pa dally except sua- day fb r at georgetown 0 03 aa4 6 37 pm daily flyar at oaorie- town 10 u pm braida ba r nalary oualph ont the earlleat attempt ata canal m north amarica was at lactune quel early ip the j8r century ba salleltor nefary aw ift st t oualph ont phona x alssl off if a houra i la s p m monday to saturday- 173 main st south acton ont phone vi oftlca houra p m 10 0 km dally 11 44 pjn daily axeant sunday 8j0 am m pjn itua- rtopi 740 pjn saturday only lit lunday only m ajnnhu- atopi sunday only flyar al oueloh los vm dally aaoapt is and sun 931 pjn