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the acton free ptww wdtmdy april 19 1967 nassagaweya council briefs owing the regular mooting of nawagaweya council on lay april 17 council filed two motions from orangeville council calling for upporhn their efforts to have the provincial government set up a regulated pay scale for teaching salaries in both ele mentary and high schools and have ontario approved plans for school buildings through out the province in the hope of cutting down architects fees accepted an invitation to join other government bodies in nonth halton april 26 at a dinner at milton district high schoo w milt high school board as hosts tollow- ed by a tour of the building authorized township clerk c mclntyre to draft a proposed bylaw for the forma tion of a committee of adjust ment learned the countys mill rate of 595 is the same as 1966 granted roy wood of campbellvillc a renewal of a hcenelor his wrecking yard on the gticlph line learned extensive flood ing has taken place south of the motel under construction at the intersection of highway 4flland guelph line extraor dinary heavy rainfall t h is month caused a rush ot water into the narking lot of the busi ness and owner bert day con structed a dam to direct the water away from the lot un fortunately this disturbed a natural water course causing the flood on the southern side of highway 401 on councils reouosl mr day is correcting the situation and the depart ment of highways will ditch the guelph line to help keep water away from his lot iiagrced-to-advertise-for-a- zoning administrator with councillor mrs anne macarth- ur opposed accepted an invitation to attend an open meeting of northmvest halton volunteer services in brookville hall monday evening april 24 agreed to have clerk mc- intvre represent them at the association of assessment of ficers convention in hamilt6n- may 2wi friends will be sorry to hear patricia bittorf is in the sick childrens hospital jtoronto we hope she will soon be home again mrs florence mclsaac of r r 4 acton is convalescing sat isfactorily after surgery in the oakville trafalgar memorial hospital visiting mr and mrs don ryder recently from oakville were mc and mrs don wig gins and karen and mrs w semple and lesley miss florence brankley of calgary is visiting with her cousin miss madge chapman mrs jack chapman and mr and mrs george williams and family recreation director howard pearcc had a weeks holiday last week after the arena pro gram ended for the season he and mrs peart spent the hol iday at hagersville laurence duby given degree next week laurence duby will receive his honors bachelor of sacred theology degree at convoc ation exercises on wednesday evening april 26 in seeley hall of trinity college toron to the provost the rev d r g owen will confer degrees and convocation will be ad dressed by the right rev e j trapp laurie is the son of mayor and mrs leslie a duby of ac ton and a member of st at- bans parish church he will be married in may and will begin duties as curate in holy trinity church welland ont daring the past academic year laurie was head of div inity at trinity college and he found this administrative position a good learning situ ation laurie and a fellow student from trinity college will be ordered deacons in christs church cathedral hamilton by the right rev walter e bagnall lord bishop of niag ara on may 14 at 11 ajn the sunday in the church year called pentecost or whitsun day on saturday mr and mrs earl lambert mrs nelson lambert mrs- m mcauley miss marie lambert allan mochrie mr and mrs ron gillespie cheryl janinc and charlenc attended n birthday party for jennifer arbic at the new home of mr and mrs russell arbic herridge dr clarkson those from outoftown who attended the centennial tea held monday at the home of mrs marguerite taylor by the lakeside chapter of the io dt were mrs stella adam- son with mrs j blacklock of gait miss luena campbell georgetown mrs betty fitz- simmons vancouver mrs h c mctaggart mrs john dol- mes mrs harry clarke mrs 1 b henry all of corbetton and mra ross oldfield of dun- da k mrs jean johnstone mrs william johnstone and mrs m blanksted all of cooksvitle mrs edna stew art mrs r norton and mrs e murdock of guelph- mrs mary warrener mrs e elliott and mrs lloyd warrener of toronto miss elsie k stew art of toronto world of music for lovers of classical mus ic exjo 67 offers 23 symphon ic groups eight opera comp anies and 10 ballet compan ies the world festival of en tertainment has 150 attract ions with international reputa tions lamrenck gene bust eul sxb hoe headquarters ferritin your lawn now largo scu of evergreens shrub and trees fruit trees fruit bushes luady for planting glad cut flowers and potted plants phoriakower today every day everywhere cwrdke fkwtrgmdea shop two mm wt or acton south pc op hwy world food situation grave acton 4h club members told col romkt j oftaham of oekvllle retired af lerstveeraof rotvfry ice wawocn te at a deputy magistrate for halton and pool counties in a ceremony at the halton court house milton last week a native of belle ville he completed a distinguished career in retired army colonel rj graham is halton peel deputy magistrate haltons newest magistrate col robert james graham dso cd of oakville is a man with a distinguished mili tary career behind him col graham in an impres sive ceremony at the halton county court house in milton wednesday afternoon of last wvok wus sworn in by his honor judge alan b spraguc us a deputy magistrate for both halton and peel counties ontarios chief magistrate klein who assisted in the cere mony welcomed him to the bench and promised we will have lots of work for magis trate graham to do the new magistrate will work in the three regular courts in halton plus three in peyl and one in orangeville which is served from this area his office requires great dili gence and continued study of the laws the chief magistrate said i am sure he will dis charge his duties with com plete efficiency- and satisfac tion magistrate graham is a na tive of belleville where he was born in 1913 he attended st andrews college in aurora then worked in his fathers cold storage business and a dairy in belleville besides serv ing two terms as a city alder man before joining the cana dian army in 1939 he served in england north africa italy and northwest europe during the second world war before he was wounded in 1945 and returned to canada with a distinguish ed service order then he spent the next 20 years with travelling troubadors wandering troubadors whl entertain visitors at expo 67 four mobile troubador units jugglers singers musicians and variety acts will follow the crowd food reasonable meals at expo 67 snack bars average 75 cents restaurant prices controlled by world exhibition officials range from inexpensive at 100 to deluxe beginning at 450 the army in a variety of posts he was with the army staff college in kingston staff of ficer directorate of organiia- tion in ottawa then at a staff course in united states marine corps school in virginia sec ond in command of canadian armoured corps school at campjbordeivofficer in charge of airrarctic manoeuvres at army headquarters in- ottawa commanding officer of lord strathconas horse regiment in calgary staff officer with canadian army staff in wash ington then chief of staff of the eastern command from 1962 to 1965 he served as military advisor to the can adian high commissioner to india the hon roland mich- oner who last week was nam ed canadas new governor- general he retired from the canadian army in 1966 magistrate graham is mar ried and has three children they live in a home on colon ial crescent oakville he pur chased in september of last year hiss wife and chilldren also attended the ceremony in his remarks following the swearingin ceremony judge sprague noted the new deputy magistrate came from an old and highly respected family from the bay of quinte area county of hastings and paid tribute to col grahams mo ther mrs g h graham of belleville who also attended the ceremony col graham is a man of many seasons and brings with him many experiences and qualities which should enable him to be a good magistrate the judge said he reiterated socrates summation of the qualities of one who sits in judgement to hear cour teously to answer wisely to consider soberly and to decide impartially chief magistrate klein wel comed the new magistrate to the bench and wished him a long happy and successful ten- uve of office halton crown attorney p k mcwilliams reviewed haltons busy court schedule and prom ised we will keep you thor oughly busy here in 1957 he noted the magistrates court twentyfive members of the riewlyformed acton 4h calf club held their first meeting on april 10 at the community centre president bill lashy opened the meeting by leading the group in the recitation of the 4h pledge secretary cath erine lashy read the minutes of the organjjmiori meeting andcalled the roll which the members answered by naming the breed of their project calf club leader nino tlruida ex tended a special welcome to a number of firstyear members which included rick davidson gordon susan and patsy mur ray ir o w i a n i mcculloch george mophail carol somer- ville mary fulks and wayne he army last year here magistrate gwhro jj f ivzs chief magistrate j klein left judge alanb po of completing iheir sprague and halton crown attorney p k project mcwilliams staff photo for the instruction period club leader russell murray led the juniors in a discussion on the feeding and management of a dairy heiler calf it was con eluded thai a properly balanc ed diet and strict sanitation were the main factor in rear ing a healthy wellgrown heif er in his discussion with the seniors extension assistant geoffrey taylor pointed out the gravity of the world food situation he projected the world population figures being doubled in the next thirty years and emphasized the necessity fo greater production to keep pace with the increasing de mand for food he cited the fact that one- third of the world population is undernourished and noted the staggering death rate from starvation in india and china a ftlro entltlod battle jor bread was shown which con- tinned mr taylors remarks by showing the widespread suf fering from hunger and disease among the people of tinder- developed countries it also dealt with the work being done under the direction of the unit ed nations foald and agricul ture organization to increase the food production in china some of the projects being can tied out are the use of insecti cides and pesticides the intro duction or disease resistant strains of seed stock and vac cines to protect the health or their present livestock popula tion also prominent in he film was urm equipment rf cana dian origin in a brief address mr liiaidu told the members that hecording to the present off- i hefarm movement agriculture wotdd soon he in the hands of ti smuil minority of highly spec ialized people the fanners of tomorrow lie predicted will be in che front line of our strug gle f of survival revenue was 83000 while last year it had doubled to 179000 cases have doubled from 12166 in 1963 to 23010 last year and he predicted the police charges have increased even more this year halton rated ninth in ontar io for the number of court cases last year and fourth in the amount of fines collected the crown attorneys office was rated sixth busiest in the province extending a welcome on be half of the halton county law association was its past presi dent john h depew of oak ville other official introduced in cluded magistrate hayes of toronto magistrates k m langdon and james black visiting magistrate burger and halton county warden wil liam coulter the law association served refreshments in the lawyers lounge following the swearing- in ceremony quality ba products save you money gasolines motor oils diesel fuel fuel oils stove oils sotmmtafl oil burner finance plan e 10 years to pay small carrying 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