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th adem tnm pirn wadrtaactay saytrnbr 24 19tw military section heads best fair parade ever at the legion hall j activities at branch 197 kyiaitknkm crown cathy smith miss acton fair 69 it m tba beet fak parade enthused air offlcialr happily on saturday white then have been more float entries the military tettiori aurrounding the lieutenant- governor and the four band made this years parade unuaiajjy btiik bright and booming ersthiuiaatic crowd lined the parade route from the station arid followed the muaic into the fabbourub the lome soot military band fotlovod their routing parade tune with an hourion concert in the parkthe lome scott pipe band skirled down the aireel behind the officials and gutd of honor regimental color and about 100 men added predator and style to the firtt section of the parade acton citueni band leading the aeoond half of the parade hid played their concert before the friday evening show gaudy told and scarlet the uniform of the popular guelph optlknlght ihone ithe temporary turuhlne that bathed the parade their elaborate drill at the park tent them padng out in all direction with the appreciative crowd backing up juit enough to give them room more muiic for the parade wa crlded by the bouncy sliayne d and the acton school of dines judge named the boy tcout the bell float in the service club taction followed by acton 4h club and acton v men there were two oilier entrie in thia category laketide chapter of the to dli and tlie rotary club the acout had a trooploaded truck all decorated the 4h had two boy with a calf and miniature alio the v men had boy engaged in different iporti pint in the buiineu and commercial clau wa the huge flowerbedecked float of the acton school of dance covered with tapping and tinging ttudent second wa the shaynet who 0r ftwim write had been playing all the way along the route in novehy category the acton junior farmer placed firil their mexican farmer float wa followed by four young people pushing and pulling an unwilling donkey mother goose and the brownie won second prize acton minor baseball placed third with lively boy taking part the fair ladle had an attractive noncompetitive float flower power bill taylor in lop liat and unique cotlume was doing hi own thing with mis acton fur in the centre the compelitori and uil year winner formed another large float churchill cues of honor riding in convertible included haflon warden and mr george cunie eiunftd councillor jim milne citiun of the year charlie thomaon fair life member sandy mclean and d d waldie reeve frank oake and mr oaket rode in an oldmodel car leading the parade in a doon buggy were parade marshal rutll murray with the town oldett citizen c k browne rider and ponie produced a cliange of pace st john ambulance and the firefighter look part and the marcher included the legion and the legion ladiei minor occer team guide and brownlescub and scouts flowers from fall fair decorate churchill church by mr f macarlhur congratulation to pretident wilmer fryer alio to mr c w swackhamer secretarytreasurer and all of the tlaffof acton fall fair in the tucceu of all their work and effort put into it the flower placed at the front of churchill church sunday morning were a bouquet from the reception held for the lieutenantgovernor of ontario wlvo officially opened the acton fall fair after the service the flower were taken to mapleview lodge to cheer live thutint wlio nuke their home there and are caied for by mr and mrs wilfred waldie mr and mr norman turner and david and juliann spent sunday viuting at the itnme of mr and mrs julian in brampton mrs hlizabclh buck of georgetown accompanied mr and mrs archie kerr on their trip to rochester and vuited with a cousn mr fran cromwell mr and mr orville bogle of hamilton were sunday guetti with i lie griffin those visiting with mr and mr bob kerr since the returned home from guelph general hospital las week with their baby boy jeffery steven were her parent mr and mr john knox and daughter nancy of hampton who had alto visited iter while in the hospital mr and mrs jim buck and mr elizabeth buck of georgetown mr and mr brian bessey of guelph mr bill trimble of orangeville and her mother mr murray hayward of nasugaweya mr and mr ttm anderson of othawa and mr don mccoll and daughter donna and susie also mis manning of toronto who also visited with bob parents mr and mr a kerr the quarterly supper meellng wa held monday september is after supper five new member william gentle doug hamilton robert llanley herbert martin and noinuil sanson were admitted the new member were initialed by the guest for hie evening dlitrlct one commander dave coppentuld of georgetown deputy zone commander al greenwood of bronte and mike cuntntlngt 1st vice president of bronte legion nine members comrades willatd britton william unify jim ingle j jordan pat kenney william mlddleton norm morton harry otftrbeln and alex waldie were presented with 2 year pin above 25 year pirn weie presented by george musselle who had initiated three of the men 2s years ago liter in tlie evenuig district zone commander dave copperauld presented a life membership to comrade gordon mcculcheon for lus nuny services to the branch since january 12 1952 when he was elected 1st vice president he resigned this office on june 12 iqs2 to become secretarytreas urer in 1062 the office nf secretarytreasurer was divided into two secuons with comrade mcculcheon retaining the ofqce of treasurer which he holds to this day after the guests had spoken for a few minutes a motion of adjournment was made by comrades shultis and tuikm and the meeting was closed by comrade 2nd vicepresident fred allen eve comrade president bob angell and fxecullve committee member alvey cnirdon attended a zone b7 meellng in uakville sunday september 7 w tlte service officer will be in brampton klnhet i al 2pm comrade wishing an appointment may leave then name at tlie brainli district ii i all reinvention takes place saturday october 4 and sunday october at branch 00 in branlford what council did mr and mrs archie kerr were guest last saturday at tlie barberarmstrong wedding in the presbyterian dutch and reception afterwards in the church hall in georgetown visiting al the liome of mr and mrs wllbert brown last sunday were mr and mrs glen capithom from fairtort beach also mr and mrs ted trimble of oakville but the at the icguliif tueelimk tuesday evening a clm counul i nil rue led the jerk hut j letter from council be cuculileil to the peruuu involved in the original letters circulated by the ctuirnun of itic at on huurd of puks maiuftcmenl jdviinti out the content and opinion ol caiki board do not necevunly repreten the opinion of aclon councillor auihoried he clerk o write every industry taking lor their town tervices requirement for 170 ui they can be included in the 1970 budget passed a resolution tnonuired by deputyreeve ted tyler jr asking all guarded ciouings tn acton be equipped with floodlight t to light crossings up mr tyler felt some means could be devised that he light would only come on with signals and would prevent accidents caused by poor lighting at die crossings mmmemt winner mobile homes need proper facilities 1 c a cold editor and nrefinished wood panels in to ban mobile home park 8 1 to the editor we will alway have a few in our society who refute to progress but this it 1060 and i would bke to point out a few known fact in answer to the letter in last weeks paper regarding trailer camps fint of all taxes which aeemed to be the writer greatest worry are paid by the mobile home dweller usually s20 a month reparoles of size of family plus property tax and business tax which is paid by the park owner the s20 tax is levied by the municipality to cover education fire and police protection garbage disposal and road maintenance in the mobile home park are the responsibility of the park owner and paid for through park rent of the mobile home dweller secondly mobile home dwellers are not second rate citizens moving from place to place job to job mobile homes today are well built modem living accommodations and attract people in every walk ot life from a member of parliament to a senior citizen including young marneds and construction worker if mobile homes are a blight to tlie community it is through no fault of the dweller adequate park are few and far between and municipalities luve been reluctant to allow modem facilities to be established when one who lus just purcluised a si 0000 mobile home is suddenly faced with a parking problem i am refemng to the pleasant valley situation in mlsstssauga he is more apt to park it anywhere within reason and keep his home than sell at a total loss and try to start over in another type of living accommodation it u all well and good for those able to purchase a house to alt back und criticize how the other half lives but for those who find a house impossible financially prefer to own rather than rent a mobile home is the answer mobile homes being easy to finance and maintenance of thia type or home much less owing to the use od durable aluminum aiding on the exterior and prefinished wood panels in the interior it makes a mobile home desirable to a pent many average canadians who would otherwise he forced to rent all of their lives calling down mobile home dwellers is not the answer the governments of municipalities must establish standards to govern mobile home parks and insure that park owners live up to them in ontario today the parking facilities for mobile homes in general is appalling and does indeed blight communities in many cases but my dear writer that is the fault of the community not the dweller of the mobile home to ban mobile home parks will only pruduce more mobile homes parking in undesirable places for as long as they can get away with it mobile homes are manufactured now and will be for many many year to come in order to clean up our communities we must establish the proper facilities a mobile home dweller mr waldenconway stanley park erin ontario both robert little and m z bennett school have started sports events with house league teams cntrles increased free press special a cliarming photograph ol young eric dictz fishing in eden mills pond won the first prize of s in the free press photography contest at the fair tie photographer was tony vos in second place were the three 2 so uwardtwlucli went to mr vos study ol a girl lying dreaming on the grass to jim jennings for a still life ot candle und chessmen and to vic moms for a dehghttul picture of u baby the outoftown judge commented on the composition and appeal of the pictures a well as their technical excellence the 10 i awards went to another picture by tony vo tluce by ray saitz two by jim jennings another by vic mom and one each for ann vos steven milne and mrs bert benton entries were up considerably for the second year of the special contest all the prizewinning pictures will appear in the free press soon with the fair over miss acton fair lus her high honor a fine supply of lovely gift and a terrible cold the pretty 16yearold daughter of mr and mr albert smith of r r 2 came down with the sniffles after sitting friday night in the arena in her evening gown and then roaming all around the grounds saturday in her robe of office velvet isnt all that warm even when tta scarlet everybody in the family is happy said cathy smith hoarsely yesterday she has all her gifts at their home on the esquesingerin town line and she u delighted with every one the three iweatert arent all the same size but each one fits perfectly the says many local merchants and businessmen provided pnzes for the winner she lias bved there since she was old enough to start school the family didnt move again but due to changes she went to bannockbum speyside and umehoute schools before going to acton district high school shes in grade 1 1 of the four year arts and science course her ambition is to be a veterinarian or veterinary technician she loves horses and the family has three in a small stable another hobby is sewing and the made her own white lace gown for the competition as well as a brother bob at home she has five married brothers and sisters the thrill of winning her first contest still hasnt worn off for this charming young lady fancy vehicles win awards there was a pood entry in the fairs decorated bike inke and doll buggy classes these young entrants were judged al knox church before joining the parade winners for bikes steven trotter and sherry trotter dressed as a bride and groom russell hunter doll buggies judy krul leslie jenkins tricycles karen trotter julie lleatlcy debbie and teddy james smiling tremulously through her tears 16yearold cathy smith received her scarlet robe and glittering tiara friday high as the new mis aclon fair tlie crowning of the thakey grade 1 1 student of adiis climaxed the evening program to waves of applause i lie dozen other contestant in lull- length formal gown ilattped their congratulation as well while list year ml aclon fair zentjli armstrong graciously passed over iter velvet rob and crown cathy smiths white glove were still wiping away stray less ol exiltemeutai she posed for pillules in her newlywon regalia with a huge bouquet of knit ited tote and the ii ii million trophy i usl runnerup inid winner ol the don tiinniings trophy wat knienury ihrd iv of tidey ave and the tecoud lunnrrup winner ot the ron dumper inipenul oil trophy was maiuaret maveii id of u r 4 also included in the five finalists weie anita lluhodeau 10 ol r r 2 rockwood and kris lloupor iv nl i mi township lasl iiinslderation for the purled judges was the brief public speaking lonlesl isrloie the entire audience luich girt had picviousiy been inteiviewed pnvatcly puking ihcu topic by chance miss smith spoke of the most diflicult thing to accomplish she concluded quickly that it was making otheis happy however the judges later nude her very luppy without loo much difliiully miss slaven tnnkc on the getieialiou gap mist bud on her ambitious miss thibodeau on ludnon and miss lloupor on going to the moon short und tweet each few comments brought applause all lt entrants were charming and poised in long gowns wilh white gloves and corsages donated by coy callage and i isiesyme tlie luppy winner wore a demure white gown with a pink sash that she lud made herself miss bird wore blue missslaven white with purple bow miss thibodeau yellow and miss lloupor flowered blue other entrants sverc chris afldertun 16 churchill rd who wore green marilyn qarber 1 0 r r i in blue arlcne flck 15 inn township in yellow judy lang is r r i in white and silver susan mcgiltoway 16 victoru ave in pink shirley mitchell 17 r r i in yellow linda lou moon 18 r ft mjuttuton otnomcnttst 116 moiinuintiiesv road s va bmbi jsgmt ifflaijsi t lakeview discount centre headquarters for paws wallpaper buildijng supplies carpeting runners mi esimmtes ho oblkajtoh wi ihstw ftoomhg carhts eft call us now al 8531190 ymca program the board of directors of the ymca wish to sponsor fall to spring programs for the community some of the programs will be operating outside of the ymca building tf interested please check and return to murray memorial ymca box 332 acton ontario woodworking upholstering sewing a d d cooking sports club men d slim trim d contract bridge club for beginners art d investments public speaking q elementary law q english as a second language ci conversational french gymnastics q if the la attoosh interest ahttwh in a program it will b dvelatmkl name address jeffiey aw in aeenand karen llentley is i rln township wore flowered blue i lie judges who admillrfd they lud a very bard- tune were tiuelph model valerie haiflake llattoii and peel home economist doiren llaiinister and mov hnudcaiter stti llollowuy lust years miss aclon fair wearing a blue lace pant suit while she wore her rolie of office for the last lime dunked everyone fur her wonderful year and u former winner maggie given assisted mis jim mcculloch shepherded the lovely hock ray i velan lud wallets for all lie contestants from llcardmore and co jnd there were uiftt for the juditet committee chairman hill neilcs was in charge of the culminating section of the evening program the naiite of the conleit winner was what all 2000 in attendance had been waiting for tlie minute the contest wa over they started flocking for the exit despite the fact not all the program engaged showed up the number were much appreciated by the crowd wumer fryers welcome wat eclivred by the towns representative for the fair reeve frank oakes tlse local talent on the flrtl part of the program included karl burt who played hi guitar and tang sharon hume and doqg boutfleld who flayed and sang and tlie laltonelles irlii joy tremblay ruth walter and wilma i jin cy eoiiudi jokes appealed to the leceplive crowd and four kitchener ladies all in llhse green tlreiies sang popular songs- asilieoiiuettet mmt professional entertainers of the show were the bouncy allan sisters from the tummy hunter show who had tlie whole audience involved before long neither the expected master ul ceremonies nor the backup orchestra arrived for the show bill nelles acted as m c while mrs george doole accompanied each act on the organ the ciowd was a mobile one listening to tlie program chatting and admiring the exhibits tluniigliout the evening roxu 1713272 ehowtitws sun lku thew 8 dm fit ligai tut utrinae alpm thuk fbi sat hw m 2 3v ring of bright water color wiiuam travcrs virginia mckenna life with tom cartoon sun mon tuu wed jlpt 31 oct i the sergeant adult color rod steiger mutiny on bunny cartoon hisiisjir oct a4 finians rainbow color petula clark fred astaire sky scraper cartoon al qumil leaf problem acton council admitted to ratepayer harry bunk holmes that they really couldnt give him any instruction about the burning of leaves in town ive got lots of leaves around my place said mr holmes and i dont know what to do with them mayor lcs duby said and the town lus no vacuum cleaner yet to nick up leaves either clerk joe hurst told mr holmes that if burning them becomes a fire hazard it is the fire chiefs duty lu put the fire out but the fire chief lud no jurisdiction over the air pollution involved why dont sir provide garbage bags to put the leaves in asked councillor peter maiks or would this take too many bags thcics no law says you cant burn them said councillor jack greer theyie just asking people not to burn them we cant give mr holmes an answer the mayor stated mr holmes reminded council that all lour trees near his place were on town property the council admitted they were slumped by the air pollution regulations apples pick your own macs spies delicious etc -at- roy laidlaws 6th line west of brampton 1st lint eastol norval turn south watch for sign open daily til dark snelonove 9 laidlasv apples i i braitfyon port checht canadian citizenship applications 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