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against new school at brookville dear sir if would appear that nassaga- weyas 10 mill tax increase this year caused by public and high school costs will only be ttie start of more- tax hikes as next monday june 20 the nassaga weya school board is meeting with tlie nassagaweya council to discuss me building of anoth er second large public school at brookville and presumably closing the campbellville school as a heavy taxpayer in nas sagaweya i think if the build ing of a second large public 1 school is necessary it shourld not be built at brook ville just rear of the present school as proposed by the school oard or the following treasons concentrating all our public school children at brook- ville on a few aeries of ground has these disadvantages and problems what happens dn the case of a large fire or explosion in one school when theyre so close together what happens if a water pol lution problem develops in that area what happensin the case of a severe epidemic this term at brookville saw practically aui epidemic or infectious hepatitis a disease much more serious than generally realized what happens if we do have that atomic attack that militar ists arc always talking about do we blow all the children to hell at one time and place dont laugh at this one youll see american planes sac loaded with atomic bombs flying over head in this area every day if you just look up in the sky one otf ithe reasons given for needing another new school is so that home economics and shop can be taught now why should the school board spend thousands of the taxpayers dol lars to provide for the teaching of subjects at brookville when we already have spent tens of thousands of dollars on the same equipment and facilities for these same courses at our high schools where practically all the children end up anyway this would just be another case of wasteful duplication of ser vices if we need another school be cause of classroom crowding that is a different matter and if we must build it then let it toe built dn the areajjftjie town ships greatest concentration of population namely at camp bellville here the village children can iwalk to school this would mean thousands of dol lars saved in school bus charg es alone already bus rranspor- ttation charges have increased 15000 this year to now i be- jieve a total of 58000 a year furthermore why should the people of campbellville and vi cinity not retain a school is some person or group tryipg to downgrade campbellvhlle in fa vor of brookville and why hasnt the planning board been consulted in this matter after all nassagaweya has hired pro fessional planners at quite a high cost to the people so you the people of nassaga weya and especially campbell ville and area remember mon day night june 20 at 8 pm at the council chambers at brook ville the nassagaweya school board is asking you to pay for another new school get informed yours truly gordon e agnew the roaring lions were in good singing voice saturday night when they led off their own round up show by singing a few tunes left to right are vic bristow ralph bannon al stuff photo lauder george lockerbie andy nolan neil wilier president hartley coles art gordon dave hunter peter papillon gerry laaaarshe bob hall and murray harrison campbellville 1st campbellville brownies honor bridetobe jean ella camrveuville resuscitator missing from village pond st davids presbyterian child- ren of the church mission band was held on saturday morning in the sunday school room when brenda colling presided and opened with a verse the meaning of prayer after hymn 71 was sung pa tricia vansickle had charge o the devotional period assisted 4y kimtoerly henderson the birthday song was sung for all those with summer birthdays namely cindy coulter anne mahon sharon cramp holly hurren and patricia vansickle the offering was taken by- deborah bill and katherine el liot and dedicated by brenda colling the roll call was answered by 29 girtls by naming one way to enjoy a summer vacation the secretarys report was given by brenda cramp financial report by mrs roger mahon and cheer report by cindy coulter after singing hymn 746 valerie coul ter closed with prayer mrs cliffe bill and mrs ro ger imahoui convened the recre ation period outside with races games prizes followed by a picnic lunch on the church lawn congratulations to mr and mrs gordon agnew who will celebrate their 25th wedding an niversary june 16 birthday greetings to john in- glis bert walton mrs edgar cairns mrs lennard andrews kenneth moore darlene fer- ier glenn mitchell mrs george gowstraw mrsra peterson mrs william mcphail mrs douglas inglis janice inglis mrs llod crawford hardy purdy jr lloyd ibayley and ray grisold wedding anniversary greet ings to mr and mrs stewart cramp mr and mrs george rollins mir and mrs kenneth elslev and to mr and mrs charles mitchell who vill be 25 years married on june 31 mr and mrs walter hamblv and family entertained the ham blv reunion last saturday the resuscitation airway plac ed at the village pond bv the womens institute has been re moved will anvone knowing in heavy fog headlights on jow beam retlect less light back into the drivers eves than head lights on high beam the whereabouts or having it please return it to the commun ity as soon as possible thank you mrs victor white of st marys is spending a few days with mrs frank quinlan and mrs frank vvheelihan rabies danger there ds still danger from ra bies in canada wild animals that are rabid act quite out of character showing no fear of bigger animals or man skunks are the most serious problem and they in particular should be watched for in rural areas since they are often to be found searching garbage cans for food a bite from any animal should receive prompt attention un less it is a family pet if it is a wild animal or a strange dog or cat it would be advisable to notify the local game warden and see a doctor on thursday evening the 1st campbellville brownie pack gave a surprise shower for tawney owl jean ella who is leaving to be married in july special guests were mrs james baynton district commission er mrs beverley ella and shir ley eha the bridetobe receiv ed lovely kitchen shower gifts during the social half hour cake and ice cream were served and a good time was had by all the brownies assisted in planning the shower by their brown owl leader mrs george gadd and pamela hamblv tpacky this was the last regular meeting until fall mr and mrs edward mahon are with their daughter hus band and family mr and mrs roy turner at timmins to cele brate the occasion of their 54rh wedding anniversary mr and mrs james bradley peter bradley of midland and miss crystal clay of windsor spent the weekend with william mclaren and fajnily mrs wallace king was hos tess to the june meeting of st davids presbyterian womens association when mrs a t moore presided last wednesday afternoon she opened with a poem enjoy the peace of na ture while on vacation after singing hymn 521 mrs kenneth moore had charge of the devotional period with mrs james robertson presiding mrs wallace kinggave the sec retarys report and mrs ken neth moore gave the financial report the roll call was ans wered by 13 ladies by naming a good picnic idea mrs how- son lush gave the cheer report and miss katharine mcpliedran mrs james robertson and mrs charles inglis were named to plan a wedding dinner ot be cat ered to recipes were asked for in july to form a cook book to be sold in september mrs lloyd crawford and mrs wallace king were named to the flower committee for the church in june milton fair exhibits were discussed for september- several ladies plan to attend the luckv luncheon at dufts presbyterian church june 28 and 29 plans were made to have a picnic at the home of mrs alfred peterson july 13 with a holiday in august the birthdav ming was sung for mrs edgar cairns mrs charles ln- glis and mrs allied peterson then the closing hvrnri 552 was followed by the lords praer a social hall hour ww enjoed by all rev james sutherland mis sionary home on rurlow from formosa took the service at st davids presbyterian church on sunday his wife two sons and two daughters were along many old acquaintances were renewed as all joined at nassa gaweya presbyterian chinch al ter the service for a social hour his work in foimosa is in teresting to all and hearty sup port is needed to carry on mis sionary work there david jef fares was guest of honor on saturday evening at the home of mr and mrs len nard andrews and family david was presented with luggage in honor of his marriage this com ing saturday to miss kathy patt ot rr 1 campbellville centuryold regiment lome scots to mark anniversary troop colors in sunday ceremony local members of the lome scots peel oufferin and hal- ton regiment will be on par ade in brampton sunday as the regiment celebrates its 100th an niversary by trooping the col ors his excellency georges p vanier governor general will take the salute as over 300 men and two bands form the march- past madame vanier will ac company him to brampton for the day the sunday ceremony is one of the highlights at bramptons tourth annual flower festival being held friday noon to sun day evening the lome scots ceremony w ill jake place at the brampton fair grounds at 3 pm majority of the pipes and drums bandsmen and musicians in the military brass and reed band come from milton and dis trict finlav mccallum milton is drum major of the pipe band the lome scots inheriting a frne tradition from as far back as 1866 officially came into be ing in 1936 and were designated the lome scots peel dufferin and hahon regiment bramp ton was selected as regimental headquarters in the intervening years the regiment has advanc ed in every way competent officers and non commissioned officers have combined to give strength and leadership to ihe men twice in recent years 1964 and 1965 the legiment has won the gzowski trophy awarded for the most ef- licient infantry unit in the can adian militia in rifle competit ions the regiment ranks second to none in results honorary colonel of the regi ment is colonel john r barber ed the honorary lt colonel is lt col conn smythe mc as its name shows the cere mony of trooping the color centres around the colors of the regiment which arc two in number one the queens co lor being the symbol ot the crown to which a soldiers loy alty is due and the other the n regimental color representing the spirit and traditions of the regiment which are the oasis of esprit de corps colors are not normally car ried by anyone below- the rank of commissioned officer but the ceremony of trooping the col or commences with 1he emb lem in charge of a sergeant as sisted b two sentiie ready to yuard the color fram harm in a similar manner the guards are drawn up without their otlicers the object in both cases i- to siiow that the noncommissioned oltiicrs and men are so trusted that the res ponsibility of guarding such a sacred symbol 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entertaining their immediate families numbering 22 at fisch- im s hold in hamilton following this a surprise par ty was held at their home in campbellville convened by anne vvheelihan bonnie inglis mrs douglas inglis mrs robert el liot mrs douglas brown miss rita hubbcrt mrs frank quin- lan and mrs llod early guest were present from cale donia binbrook ml hope bur lington campbellville hamil ton stoney creek london mil ton port credit guelph pred ion and santo domingo neigh bor and iriends presented them wit ban address read by robert elliot patio furniture and step- htool mrs frank anheelihan pi evented them with a color tv ami the swiler family gave a pole lamp top quality- floor coverings armstrong quaker tone 9 and 12 widths 149 sq yd avion vinyl surface 450 sq yd home furnishings 127 woolwich st guelph phone 8222420 acton open on saturday everything from gleaming tro phies down lo lone golf balls will be in the offering as prizes saturday when differs lake to ihe hornby towers golf course to compete in the annual acton open golf tourney a last minute rush for tickets is expected at present there are about 40 ticket purchasers including actonians former res idents and friends tickets are available at sports corner only and tecofl times are handed out when a ticket is sold purchase price includes a meal again this year and according to reports fiom executive mem bers every goirer should be i the way of a prize of some n ture teeolf time begins at 10 am as well as the oga handicap system used only for club mem bers the normal duffers will tal ly their score by atlantic sys tem several golfers have al ready visited the towers course lor practice sessions with hopes of copping ne of ihe main tro phies some predict a longball hit ter will take the honors others claim putting will tell onlv after scores are tallied will it be known who is right the acfon free press thursday june 16 1966 tinners edge continued from page four the loss archie relieved howie leader who hurled the first six innings for the losers long guns of the game in the mosquitoinfested park were howie leader who slammed a triple and howard fvarce jeff fryer bruce mcarthur and len varey each with a double it was a tough loss for herbs the leagues newest entry they outhit the winners 178 and were ahead 90 at the end of the fourth harold townsley smash ed five hits for herbs bob doyle tour fred archibald howard pearce herb- dodds and howie leader two apiece bill shannon was the onlv grocer to hit more than once he tagged two big factor in the loss was six bobbles bv herbs koike ra3tc natural resources canada is a rich source of fish and seafood supplying boih do mestic and foreign markets the great variety of fresh frozen canned and smoked or dried fish offers economical supplies of proteins vitamins and min erals including calcium phos phorous and iron iodine is also found in salt water fish fish is an casilv digested food suitable for old and young remember father june 19th gifts for all types of fathers the conservative definitely takes the stand lor quality and value our conservative style dress shirts neat pattern ties banion socks handker chiefs are ideal gifts for him the sport type feels more at ease in casual clothing and wo have a complete stock from crazy ascols down to orlon crew socks he prefers knit shirts golf sweaters washn wear slacks the young father new at the game he ntill prefers tapers buttondown sport shirts snaptab dress shirts narrow ties long lean style dress pants we have them the executive v vf corn rrect dress at all times makes our snaptab shirts and rep stripe a natural gilt overthecalf socks too the casual elder he too enjoys casual cloth ing the more toned down neat pattern sport shirts comfortable sweaters ban- ion knit shirts pleated slacks we have them in all sizes weekend special made to measure mens sucks 1695 now m ol ffic4 paul 3739 mill i i ailon soi- do congratulations to the lorne scots peel dufferin and halton regiments for 100 years continuous service to the country halton county acton opp detachment now has a police radio monitor in stalled in the office calls from headquarters police cars and even the local cruiser car can be received the monitoring system instal led last week is small and very compact but can toe heard quite clearly its about the size of a transistor radio calls received are the same as those received in all fce cruisers messages can bei sent from the car radio but not from the new office system sunday june 19th eirjf fathers dat cards for new father husband son brother unci grandfather ae our conttplst i dymo label maker special now 995 esterbrook felt tip marker several stylo 49c quest book registers for spatial occasion special now 165 sheaffer pens and sets a perfect gift for fathers day from 98c to 25 4 color ball pens only 198 office and personal stationery miscellaneous five year diaries name and address books trip books foto albums writing paper dills stationery dills 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