Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 20, 1967, p. 9

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view of recoftfbrwaklnq fair attendance wat best from ferris wheal personals mrs robert algle has return ed from a visit with herdaughter and family in philadelphia mrs lydla everdell has re turned to the haltonmanor milt on after an enjoyable 12 weeks holiday with her gra mrs jack stewart and family of rlverylew jnb mrs william annie frank of mltton visited at acton fair saturday she also attended the funeral of ida neeus on monday while in town she staved at the home of her son john d frank weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs c landsbor- ough lake ave were mr and mrs mac sinclair and daughter gtna of kingston mrs gordon park cathy and steven of pet- rolia fair visitorswtthmrandmrs frank jonas ware mrs marion leader toronto mr and mrs tom smith weston mr and mrs tom nlcol brampton and mr and mrs dave old and fam ily toronto mrs clara brown of victoria ec is visiting with her daught er mrs jack dowdlng mr dowtttng and family andattenoad the fair mrs george laats and daught er grace mrs ross robartaoa of milton were at the fair har other daughter mrs stanley coy and mrs isabel gordon of tor cut o and mrs h gutclifti of detroit also attended mr michael hurst who grad uated from the university of western ontario london with a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering in 19ss began classes monday at york univer sity toronto working toward his masters degree in business administration he is the second son of mr and mrs joe hurst arthur st mr and mrs janus gardner and wilfred of botfawell mr and mrs tom gardner of gait paul reid of guelph mr and mrs e hawes of umehouse spent fair day with mr and mrs fred lennon and family former actonlaos had invited back to the fair and among the many attend ing were from toronto and suburbs mr and mrs sid elsen and fam ily mr and mrs soy wansbor- ougb mrs gordon mckay mrs elsie mossop mr and mrs har old smith and leslie mr ana mrs clarence beater er former mayor george barman and mrs barbae ar- tbar frteseflju a medoacad mcdongall mrs isabel gordon mr and mrs ed i mrs pearlmacfarlane mrs annetta mackay mr and mrs w a williams bert pat rick emma adams mr and mrs roy j brown ern brown miss elsie stewart mr and mrs bob stewart mr and mrs biu sin clair jr mr and mrs john ferriss kathy and dougie mr and mrs frank browning mr aad miajtta coy and sand ra mrs7rhttatarjnnb whtt- aker mr and mrs w home marian crossley frank cross- ley mr and mrs bird mr and mrs g d grelg ted greig joseph and stella watson bert patrick pearl leonard audrey wright mr and mrs c prec ious miss jean lindsay tillle dimey margaret gallagher lo- rene jones mrs jean johnstone mrs edna synder miss haul campbell mr and mrs herb ert collins need edna hender son mrs wta bell mr and mrs mclean jack and marg aret grainger pat and norm lawson gladys huffman mrs luella degaslo mr and mrs charles matthews mr and mrs w culbertson mr and mrs earning mrs g ness mr and mrs f foss mr and mrs a harktns mr and mrs j sesg- er mr and mrs a black way ne black stanley sparks mr and mrs john hufnagel and family lis howard mr and mrs gor don fuller mrs osborne mr and mrs j cunningham mr and mrs walter cook andtamuy another former mayor mrs e dolson and family mr and mrs thomas morton mlssmary cha lmers charlie beu former tire chief jack newton dr harold mowat from gaafera mr and mrs hugh said mrs h milliard and car mr and mrs ernest coles mr and mrs paul coles and family mr calvin sprowl and daughter mrs gordon beany john and brian mr and mrs darin kantner audrey a nor- ris mrs grace c watkins peg pusey mr and mrs w beatty myrtle schneider mrs v rob ertson lantafaymilburnmrs m cunningham william and mary ballentine amn and mrs mccetcheon mr and mrs ed win laadsborouffjh mrs hector guthrie ed schmtalar us hur st mary nairn mr and mrs john basaett mr and mrs bert hadaday doceea nickho mr sad mrs e patterson mrs if bohtnaon mr aad mrs a a clifford mr and mrs clarence petty mr and mrs he perk- ins jr mr aad mrs ben wal lace mr and mrs vn ander son mrs win meglaughlinmr and mrs arnold a marshall from georgetown mr and mrs don living at nno scott bryan sad weedy mrs laura brown- ridce mrs carole holme mr sad mrs richard forster mr aad an j sadnr d small- wood jena courtney mrs v hepburn david mcdcaam mrs wj mcnoaam william bennett mr and mrs benny charles allan billy betty surham doug mckinnon gord graham mrs j fisher mrs keith mckenzle from hamilton mr and mrs jos n reid mrs glen camp bell susanne jeanne david and donald mrs clarence price mrs w keith herbert mdsaac susan weaver lynne wilson mrs n campbell from alliston mr and mrs harry burns mr and mrs a klnread mrs ed hufnagel mrs anthony hufnagel mrs e hum- eston from milton mrs george lasix mrs grace lantx rob ertson jim robertson david robertson mr and mrs jim dills and family miss june hllson leonard spence sheriff and mrs andrew frank joyce fleweuing belwood mrs edith kietty rensselaer new york mrs wm near kitchener d a mcdougall scarborough mrs frank wlld- fong hespeler mrs grant mac- donald orangeville mrs j a howie mrs g bishop aber- foyle mabel burkholder rich ardson burlington mr and mrs a j theriautt wallacburg mr and mrs ca barley oakvllle mrs fred hill morrisburg mr and mrs tom jones morris burg mrs jc currie gait mrs cj gibbons goderlch miss martha orr cooksvllie sylvia jones morrisburg mr and mrs andrew bleu buiupg- too mr and mrs gordon huff man burlington mrs mary cun ningham rexdale mrs c j maxwell brampton mrs kay pfatf ottawa mrs mary halla- day rjt 2 orton mr and mrs a noble cooksviue mrs nancy campbell hamilton mrs aj white waterloo mrs bri- ghtmore sheffield england mr and mrs frank terry owen sound mrs robert taylor st johns newfoundland dr herdy colchester essex england j s hughes t knights maiden england calvin macdonald sfce- phensvllle crossing newfound- land mrs kathleen kelly fog- arty mr andrew fogarty new york city mrs margaret keuy kirkham jim fisher mica creek bc don lfackenzle nakusp ac william smith london mr and mrs g c shannon brockvlllegloriahaw- kihs d hawkins brampton mr and mrs a purkis preston mrs wm cos erin mr and mrs claude williams santa ana california mr and mrs clark welland mr and mrs thomas gardner gait miss mary kay gibbons kitchener paul hend erson brampton frank and em ily giles st catharines mr and mrs p cunningham miss irene drysdale brampton refold kennedy detoit michigan mar garet rae louise freeman er in mr and mrs james gard ner bothweu john cox wyom ing jim hunter dorchester miss doreen parmiter pl lea mington newfoundland mr and mrs te smith catedon biu and marie marshall and family london the balfour family oak- vttle tom and eileen forestau hespeler keith webb norval mr and mrs stan inder hes peler mr and mrs g inder kitchener mrs mary hauaday orton mr and mrs n murchl- son oshawa mrs robert white elizabeth anne and jeffrey waterloo mr and mrs jim casburn susie and joanne lon don hes a former recreation director mr joe williams ed itor of the burlington gazette and children mr and mrs jack doherty and family owen sound mr and mrs orvllle bogle miugrove mr and mrs lloyd bulmer nancy andscott fergus mr and mrs wluean near and grandchildren kitchener mr and mrs ron langford and fam ily huntsvule mr and mrs tom mclaughlin listowel mr and mrs wilmer waudns of shelburne mrs wynne dunbar and members of her family ar- iss lartke auxiliary hs qmft jnw r embers of larche auxiuary manned a booth showing work done by the children from the sunshine school for the mentally retarded and the adult workshop at hornby articles such as candles and toys were sold an other project is the sale of choc olate bars many tickets were sold on a quilt counciuor charles berry pulled the winning ticket for ga jackson london lucky winner in holland shop draw mrs a l reimer guelph ontario -jtt- winner of a copper kettle and set of teaspoons the holland shop esquesing council briefs during the esquesing town ship councils meeting on mon day members signed a contract with blue chip restoration co of milton to make 3970 worth of repairs to the township build ing the building is leaking and some of the face bricks are to be replaced v council also authorized the tomllnson and associates con sulting firm to make a 9100 report on traffic and road needs in the township members are considering having a local group or several groups make a man ual traffic count in connection with the survey which would cost about half the price of a mechan ical count by the consultants the cnr was asked to in stall flashing lights as warning signal at the five side road crossing accounts paid included 7 for one fax shot by a township res ident sept 15 the roads department was ur- ged to apply calcium to several township roads where ratepayers have complained of dust to a li mit of 1500 building inspector tom mc lean was asked to meet with p straw r r 2 georgetown who wants a permit to wreck one building and usetsecond build ing in norval for a storage ware house thinking of others cast your bread upon the waters do not be afraid my friend if you freely give to others you will prosper in the end just forget about your troubles think of other folks instead there are many ways to help them even from a hospital bed you say that without money you dont know how to start but it doesnt take much money to cheer a lonely heart just you take the time to listen when they talk of friends and home while you ustentotheirtroubles youre not thinking of your own ask the lord how you can help them he wlu tell you what to do when you hear about the pains of others youll think your own are very few fern smith courts paviuon kitchener ont conservative supporters gave premier john robarts a great cheering ayation at his campaign kickoff in scott park school in ha milton thursday here robarts displays a vic tory pose with halton west candidate george kerr on the left and halton east candidate jim snow right staff photo haltons kerr snow help robarts launch campaign excitement andenthusiasmec- hoed from one doubledeckerbus to the other friday as george kerr and jim snow supporters spurred on by segments of the oakville citizens band and the burlington tour band travelled to hamilton to help ontario pre mier john p robarts officially kick off his election campaign the halton east and halton west candidates and their sup porters attended the rally in scott park school in hamilton travelling from their home riding headquarters in oakville and burlington with a busload of sup porters apiece they joined pc candidates from the six hamilton ridings in supporting the prem iers kickoff despite having to travel and the fact many were tied up at home enumerating and preparing the campaign the halton suppor ters made up a large portion of the estimated 700 in attendance a mere mention of either of the halton candidates brought with it a chorus of when the saints come marching in or when georgle comes marching home when the premier was introduc ed the chorus changed from georgle to johnny and people cheered banners were raised girls danced and the bands played on minister of public works the hon ray conneu was chairman at the rally and introduced each of the eight hamilton and area candidates who made brief speeches mr kerr warned voters to beware of opposition promises ive heard them time and time again theyll take over this theyll take over that theyre going to pay 100 per cent of this and 80 per cent of that its not that simple running a govern ment is no easy chore mr snow express gratification to be a pc candidate and said he was confident no stone would be left unturned in the conserva tive campaign s mr conneu referred to the new federal leader robert stan- field as a quiet undlsturbable man we can have confidence la we already have a man like that in our provincial leader he is everything mr stanfleld is ex cept be has had six years to prove it the premier spoke for close to 45 minutes but never revealed thurs frl sat sept 21 22 23 all color show elvis presley in easy come easy go plus kiss the girls and make them die starring michael connors do prov showtime 8 pm momtueswed sew 232627 jrfbffirffift joan cassavetes beverley adams devils angels also bikini beach starring frankie avalon annette funicello showtime pm his campaign platform in full his speech however was high lighted by promises to increase housing assume all justice costs and provide tax relief to indiv idual taxpayers recommendations in the smith taxation report and regional gov ernment are two of the steps the premier outlined as moving to ward a genuine tax relief for the individual taxpayers there must be a priority of responsibilities we cant do everything for everybody at ev ery level of government he spoke of the governments home ownership hade easy plan despite efforts of the opposition to degrade the program it is working weu and it will work well its not perfect but you have to start somewhere and it is not easy when you have nopre- cedent mr robarts spoke of the que bec problem and said he had been pleased with the response from daniel johnston about their plan for a confederation of tomor- ro conference here provinces could present their own views and listen to others he spoke of the unmatched icrimony be tween george brown and john a macdonald and how they came to join in confederation the provinces have never been frien dlier he said the premier listed a consum er protection bureau 19 colleges of applied arts and technology 98 per cent full employment and legal aid as some of the govern ment accomplishments he concluded tils speech by pleading for a clear decisive mandate and said he would work with the sister province to re affirm alms and strengthen the canadian purpose i dontask to be elected as an award for accomplishment but rather a token of ability of this dynamic forward progressive govern ment lines by arnold blachford your telephone manager your familiar telephone is a wonderful friend to have handy especially in limes of eftvergency however it can only respond to your dialed commands dialing a wrong number can waste precious time when calling for such emergency help as the police or fire departments bell canada provides space at the beginning of our tele phone directories for emergency numbers so that you will have the numbers close at hand when they are needed why dont you check now to make sure that these im portant numbers have been filled in in acton your ponce number la 1531250 and your fire department num to 1531212 it is most important to know which fire depart ment serves your particular area and to know that number if you ever need to call either the police of fire depart ments in an ernergency here are just a few reminders which will speed help on its way dial or tell the opera tor the number you need carefully of course stay on the line and talk slowly and clearly giving your name and address and the reason for calling try to remain calm and to answer all questions promptly giving a brief but complete description of the emergency wait for instruc tions from the policeman or fireman i hope that you never have to use the telephone for such an emergency call but if vou do it can be a trusted and speedy servant if there is a bridetobe in your family this month and september is becoming almost as popular a month as june for weddings youre probably discovering what a big help your telephone can be calling the florist photo grapher bcautv shop checking on ihe wedding gown and bridesmaids dresses and invitations can all be done easily by telephone the telephone also makes it a simple mat ter to keep relatives and friends informedas plans for the great day progress if relatives and friends reside in an other community- in cither ontario or quebec why not take advantage of our family calling plan rates all day sunday or any evening after 8 oclock then you can enjoy a real visit for rates allow 10 minutes for the price of five 12 minutes for the price of six and so on these rates also apply on calls to bell canada exchanges in labrador and the northwest territories but do ncrt apply on calls to other communities outside our quebec and ontario territory recently some friends were telling their fiveyear old son what to do in case he got lost first asked dad whats our address i dont know said juniorvbut our area code is 416 with a bit more training this young ster will likely grow up to be one of those very smart adults who always give their area code along with their phone number and who keep a list of frequentlyused area codes and phone numbers beside the telephone drive carefully schools begun youngsters are everywhere

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