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t the arton fret press thursday may 5 1966 ts manned at museum proposals fov changing of ex hibits opening of newarcas anrl q centennial building wcie an- ridutlced this week bv maj h 1 newman ditcror of halton county museum sketch plans of the centennial building jo 1khisc large pieces of equipment were shown lo l lie board the new building would be located at the southwest of the present museum and at right angles to it when the area is landscaped the gardens in the centre will add even more to the attractiveness of the fine site in kelso conservation area tend ers have not vet been called for tte project it will b desi so wings may be added later opening dates the- blacksmith shop will fee open and operational may 14 the new craft house will be i j county weed control news by v i mcarthur weed inspector open june 3 and pari of the up- doimt plant weed seeds planting time is here again for farmers gardeners and also for the green thumbed housewives who derive so much pleasure from beautiful flowerbeds around their properties in each case weeds will undoubtedly have to be controlled to make the projects successful goodness knows there will he plenlv of these unwanted plants invade these crops without planting them be sure to select weed free seeds as far as possible the canada seeds act covers all kinds of seeds in great detail whether its field crops vegeta bles or packages of flower seeds stafrs area in the former barn or lawn grass mixtures all seed will be open to the public june 24 in may and june maj- new man will be conducting tours of school children from 81 schools and just five of them from halton he pointed out with re gret the buses will come from as far as orillia kitchener and london on tuesday a group ol high iq children came iron toronto to see the museum in july exhibits will leature the newly opened craft house where weaving spinning sevl ing and carving will be shown tn august hand powered farm equipment will be shown in the upstairs of the museum where remodelling has been underway for some time in september he will have a display of old photo graphs and says he expects to ask local people to identify some of them not yet labelled an ex hibit of indian artifacts is plan ned for october with improved roads in the conservation area major new- jman says attendance already is well above last year and he an ticipates a steady climb culminat ing in centennial year and the of- fioiaj opening of the museum il is open yearround at present school records of omagh school dating back to 1776 are a new evhibit which delights the director he would like to have any other sets of school records from the countys nowabandoned oneroom schools playground leaders ah to go to camp all the playground leaders will be attending training camp at bolton from june 20 to june 24 the recreation committee is send ing the 10 leaders for training in all phases of playground acti vity and supervision going are donna landsborough cavell marshall joanne hands- borough jo marie marchment linda ralston barbara nicolak trudy morris brenda ahemc edie hopkins and paul cooper there will be two playgrounds in operation one at the park and one at the m z bennett school on rain days the children at the school playground will go to the arena plans lor swimming instruc tion will be made soon learners i will take instruction in the wad- ing pool from trudy morris and i steven dubois supervised by howard pearce the new recrea- 1 lion director if registration is sufficient transportation to a large pool niav be arranged for more advanced learners dealers are required to use proper grade labels indicating variety freedom from variety seeds etc enforcement of this act affords a great deal ol protection to the general public although we are not always familiar with the meaning of the various labels here is one example regarding field cnp seeds for instance are you lamitiar with the seed mrs h bayne ucw hostess rockwood mrs harvey bayne was hostess for the april meeting ot unit two rockwood united church women the unit leader miss gladys hanna opened with two poems lifes lesson and you wear in your face follow ed by a hymn the minutes and treasurers re port were read the roll call was answered by what i do in rav spare time a period of silence was observ ed in memory of a former mem ber mrs david armstrong of orillia who passed away recently a poem power and gentleness was read bv mrs p mcgilvray who was program convener loi the evening a portion ol psalm 94 was read bv miss g hanna excerpts from the prophet by kahili gibram were read bv mrs mcgilvray fol lowed bv prayer by mrs ross gordon an amusing reading on the won derful inventions of science but none to make bedmaking easier was given by mrs jim hill the program convener read an inter esting article by f h wilkinson the meaning of comfort the main thought expressed was the fact that men such agj general booth of the salvationtfrmy and albert schweitzer both found comlor because of difficulties all can obain comfort from the words of our lord come unto me all ye that labor and are tabs applicable to wheat oats and barley canada registered no 1 and 2 cleanly marked as first and sec ond generation is used by seed growers to produce sufficient supply to meet the demands of the seed trade this of course is very high quality seed certified the next grade has been inspected in the field for triteness of variety and checked again after cleaning toinsure purity and germinal ionrtified seed is stocked by safludealers xo supply ifee farm trade the third grade is canada no 1 and 2 often referred to as com mercial this may be seed of any source that has been cleaned lo the necessary grade standards and has the required germination the irueiiess to variety has not been verified obifuajty mrs d armstrong buried at orillia rockwood the sympathy of the community is extended to david armstrong and sons brad- ibrd allan keith and ross in the death of their wife and mother the armstrongs now living in orillia were residents ol rock wood for 15 years mr arm strong was principal ol rock- woodjiublic school at that time mrs armstrong was very active in community and church work and had many piano pupils in cargill st catharines and toron to before her marriage mrs arrnstrong passed away in orillia hospital after an illness of many months funeral services were iji the doolittle funeral honwv orillia conducted by the pairfbr of st paulvlmcu church ihri ilia pallbearers were aw kings bury ot rr 1 acton sjkonncdy e walper g tremain w rix and m oliver of orillia interment was in st james cemetery orillia also surviving are her mother mrs- h bradlord ol toronto and three brothers new members afhnox gfrarcrr new members received into knox presbyterian church on sunday may 1 were confirmed and received bv pro fession ot faith miss heather ann dufnarsh miss edith irene hopkins miss linda ann lawson mis sandra jov leathinuu al lan brent marshall john fredei- ick mason miss marsha lvnn mcjkcnic miss bainaia joan nicolak mrs william ernest nel les miss shirley favc savers miss lnrieebfabeth watson received by real urination ol prayer support praver support for the barry moot e tarrgcllrtltntfufrae trr brampton in septemtorr will be given bv acton women thursday afternoons at hie home of mrs craig hutchison elizabeth dr lailh reginald richard newton miss jean kisohorciiifli received lv iransler from oili er congregations mi and mis mi m v i leaihinail hutus pres byterian church li in kenneth leacliiiian bninw presbyterian church ei in vvllliam ernest ncl- les church ol st allui the mar tyr acton in me mori am cards in reply to many requests the canadian cancer ciety has made available in memoriam cards which may be used at the time of a bereavement available at rum leyshoemaker funeral home or phone 8530150 harold denny plan to receive the student music teachers forums monthly meeting uas held at the home ol t lie honoi nv president mrs ii scull k r 1 georgetown on apiil 16 mis h champion president iipinrd the micling at ulik li tin- miiiiiv wott in attendance minutes ot he previous meeting were heard anl corrcprmclene read with g now being a schooj cenfte ot lrintry volleget piactical examinations were held r thce the lifter part ol april plans were made at the meeting leu leteiving the examiner har- iclcl jones tvi a ftci of london england following other varied l discussions tile meeting was ad journed and a delightful tea was t served bv the hostess ml may we remind you that it it lime to let us clean and store thoie valuable wiiler garments for the summer months call us for sofa insure low coil storage sorvice custom cleaners same day service except saturday in by 10 am out by 5 pan cash antt carry main st n phone 8531 110 heavy laden and i will give you rest a hymn and benediction closed the meeting a game of charades was enjoy ed bv those present during the social halfhour mrs bayne and mrs mcgilvray served a lovely lunch suds in river recent visitors to rockwood conservation area have reported detergent suds in the eramosa river especially at the foot of the two tails in the park above the large lake see billy grahams dramatic film the restless ones may 9 10 11 at 8 pm at central peel secondary high school auditorium brampton ont tickets 1 00 phone 8776627 jiauimiiiiiauwiiuiiinmimujiiiiiiiiiuiiuioiiiium i delight mom with i we regret we wont be serving you from a downtown location but we welcome you to visit our flower display at our green houses ust follow mill st west to the end of the pavement were only 100 yards from the edge of town visit us this weekend lakeview greenhouses prion 8532200 mmnikmmmiido mill st w est over 35 years nkbhiiianikjinuimiiianiiiiiiiiiiniiihiiiniiaiiuaiiinidniiiaiiikiiiiniuiiiiaiiuiiiiiiiin this message published by these acton stores and services ab supermarket acton motors acton jersey dairy acton free press custom cleaners canadian tire corporation cameo sh0ppe dills stationery dennys insurance agency esquire mens wear retarded children need your help so very much the holland shop g0y cartage ltd gordon hardware ltd hintons 5c to 100 store iga foodliner ledgers l0vell bros meat market j b mackenzie son ltd morris pharmacy norms barber shop nielsens clothing a l riemer equipment co jack ridley cartage ltd sym0n hardware t0th motors in canada one child in every thirty is born or is destined to become mentally retarded thats more than 17000 each year and each one needs special care and attention your local association for retarded children is doing all it can in the way of providing the necesfsary training and guidance to help these unfor tunate youngsters grow into useful happy citizens it is vital work all we sik ysx to do on larahtrz tr if pvib plant theie zees in your vin- dov box or gorden then plant a seed of hope for the retarded childrenjn your neighbour hood by giving as generously as you can to the retarded childrens association and you are invited tohelp soon now youll be re ceiving some flowers of hope seeds these are being pack aged and sent to you by the retarded children ves flowers of hope t0th shoes and repairs tyler transport ltd watsons dairy bar wiles bus depot fred l wright hope halton opportunity product enterprise extension of north halton association for the mentally retarded you are invited to share in this vital work 5000 is needed share in the work locally by helping the north halton association for retarded children meet its objective of 5000 funds will be used to assist in the continuation and development of the hope workshop ttiat provides an oppor tunity for adult retardates to fill a useful position in the community plant your flowers of hope this week and mail your donation to play your part in this important community work mrs robert louttet chairman of the acton section for the 1966 flowers of hope fund north halton association for the mentally retarded phone 8530676 flowers of hope your support provides diagnostic services occupation centres research projects special education and many other essential services dedicated to helping the mentally retarded in your community