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rock hudson elizabeth taylor james dean i ednaferbers magnificent sjtory gianf plays a 3 day engagement next week at the local roxy starring rock hudson elizabeth taylor and the late james dean the movie is almost 4 hours in length arid mere will ibe one showing only each night mission ladies start studies about japan a new study book on japan was introduced by mrs clarence hayes on tuesday sept 10th when the st johns wms held the first meeting of the final quarter after the summer recess mrs charles junkin presided at the meeting and led in the prayer after the singing of the opening hymn mrs george ward conducted the devotional period based on matt chap 5 which states that the world needs more love and tells how christ bids the people to bear one an is very mountainous and anothers burdens with more love in their hearts the troll call was answered with scripture verses on courage following the closing hymn and prayer by mrs ward a letter on christian steward ship was shared by mrs walter brownridge stressing the need for a renewed effort as the society be gins itsfall quarter a prayer a around jo o o o q 3 q c 3 q t cl wasald for the wms special missionary florence taylor of liidore india- in her talk on japan mrs hayes informed tho members that the coon try is made up of four large islands and many smaller ones heavily populated with an average of 200 people per square mile the japanese people grow 80 of their own food and every foot of their land has to be cultivated in order to do this she pointed out that japan with all its huge popu lation and much poverty has the highest literacy rate in the world which is 97 the japanese excel in flower arrangements and have as their national flowers cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums mrs a m nielsen assisted sirs hayes with part of the topic the meeting closed with a hymn and the read ing of the mizpehbenediction halifak new home for mr and imrs dale sedore farm news st pauls anglican church nor- val was decorated with standards of pink and white gladioli for the marriage of shirley ruth gritsby daughter of and mrs earl grasby norval to dale george sedore son of mr and mrs lloyd sedore riverview the marriage took place on saturday august 31 at three oclock rev james e maxwell officiat ed at the double ring ceremony mrs maxwell played the organ and mrs george grasby was solo ist singing o perfect love prior to the service and the lords pra yer during the signing of the re gister the bride who was given in marriage by her father wore a gown of nylon tulle fashioned with flared peplums oc chanfilly lace and a matching jacket of lace her floor length veil fell from a pill box of sequins and tiny sequin hows her bouqdet was of red roses and stephanotis colleen sister of the bride was maid of honour the bridesmaids were nahcy a sister of the bride mrs lucille tweedy sister of the groom and mrs gregory barr the attendants were all gowned alike the maid of honour in turquoise and the bridesmaids in shrimp coloured nylon tulle sweetheart necklines falling in graceful pleats to he waist the maid of honour wore a headpiece of irridescent sequins and the bridesmaids pill box hats with nylon streamers to match their gowns they carried bouquets of white and pink car nations lloyd sedore brother of the groom was best man george grasby brotherinlaw of the groom geoff hendry and george j webster were ushers acton fair board list 1957 events acton fall fair board announces another big fair has been planned for friday and saturday september 20th and 21st in acton park on the friday evening program the county music productions pre sents the log cabin varieties featuring bob laing and his cor onation squares square dancing champions and many other enter tainers the t green amusement com pany has been engaged to supply a midway for both days they will have eight basic rjdes a pony ride and approximately 35 other con cessions as in th6 past many exhibitors whl be displaying their horses cat tle fowl pefefj grain handicrafts baking flowers roots and vege tables the exhibit hall is expec ted to be full with the many en tries special competitions will be at tracting many exhibitors again this year the fair board under president smith r griiffinandjhis jcabable committees are lookinghforward to one of the largest and best fairs ev er held in acton page 7 the oaoroitovrn hutald wednesday eveg 18th 196t stewarttown st johns wa stewarttown will meet every thursday during september commencing ftfee 12th at the home of mrs smurthwaite from 2 to 4 pm the holidays are over school is in and everyone is happy to be back to work again the sunday school has reopened- also junior n o 3 5 o fob toond spectrin albwn of backfrovad arasic featured la michael txwi academy award winning him yoa have to bear it to believe it reo tiltra a 3 a 3 a 5 5 a county hoimmalcers have fine time at che j e w nearly a hundred and seventy members of 4h homemaking clubs in central and northern on tario spent two full days in tor onto recently billeted at annesley hall and victoria college womens residence the young ladies had a busy two clays programme they engaged in judging contests stag ed demonstrations and erected in- tercounty club exhibits lalton 4h homemakers in their exhibit focussed attention on one way to good health with miss evelyn mckay of the north horn by club as commentator in the judging contest group a which comprises members who had wa senior wa the womens i the wedding reception was held guild and the m womens institute in norval parish hall mri grasf mr and mrs william walker by received for her daughtev in ajand miss gail smith are the sun- gown of dusty rose crepe antftsceay school teachers in the pub- with white accessories and a cor- lie school mrs pollock teaches in sage of white carnations the the junior room and mrs snow in grooms mother assisted her wear- the senior room ing a gown of blue crepe and lace with pink and black accessories and a corsage of white carnations for their honeymoon to the states the bride travelled in a pink suit with navy accessories and a corsage of white sweetheart roses mr and mrs sedore will shortly travel to halifax where he is stationed with the royal canadian navy guests were present from norval georgetown glen williams oakville toronto brampton riverview fort erie and st catharines fl lieut jack tarzwell o c d lom plat record album only 298 see your local dealer a product of quality records limiteo d 3 q completed at least six projects and attained 80 per pent or more were posted to alberta ruth robertson milton r r 1 1 beth mcenery acton r r 2 eve- 1 lyn mckay georgetown r r 3 and jean moffat kockwood r r 2 then in grade ii members who had completed four units and at tained at least 70 per cent were helen bruckcr of hornby r p 1 evelyn bird georgetown r it 2 marie curtis milton r r mar garet nightingale rockwood r it dorecn greenwood celebrated her birthday with a party of school girls last saturday mrs heath and children visited with her sister mrs sanford last week donna stewart celebrated her se venth birthday on tuesday and had as her guests ruth atkinson bev erley hunter christina pellegrim shirley greenwood mary louise armstrong kathleen kitely lin da barclay and sister wendy two cousins jackie barclay and marilyn murray served lunch for the happy occasion october 4th october 5th georgetown fall fair 44urprise see us at georgetown fall fair for all the latest in modern machinery and equipment archtfekin moloy your international harvester dealers 24 wesleyan street tr 73640 farm equipment and refrigeration see your hearing contractor or united suburban gas comphny limiteo 7 main street south georgetown tr 73921 farm news kent richmond new winter wheat varieties wigo tv radio a former acton resident flight lieutenant jack tarzwell who com pleted postgraduate studies at the university of michigan this year has received an air force posting j e w to cold lake alberta kent and richmond are compar- kit lieut tarzwell who served atively new varieties of wheat with the rcaf in england and which have been receiving some india during world war ii gradu- publicity in recent weeks as a ated in engineering at queens uni- consequence the agricultural office verstty kingston after the war in milton offers the following in- 2 and iatncia mckay georgetown s w j which may bc of inlc j h canada and france he received est i his master of science degrees in the kent is a red winter wheat aeronautical engineering and in variety bred primarily for an area i instrumentation at the university in southwestern ontario where for of michigan this spring many years they have concentrated cold lake is an air force station on red winter wheat in general the r r 3 during their two day program the young ladies were guests of the canadian national exhibition at a dinner and also for the evening grandstand performance miss glo ria torres a 4h club member from peru was an interested guest i a couple of hundred miles north- 1 market demands a white winter east of edmonton his wife war- 1 wheat low in protein the flour during this event 32 main st s tr 73376 lrtl time to get the attic cleaned up get rid of the relics by adver tising them irr the adlct column i jj phone triangle 72201 jjoric mcdonald and their son john being utilized for pastry purposes who have been visiting with her pa- 1 kent is not only a red wheat but rents mr and mrs alvin mctjon- 1 somewhat higher in protein and aid 22 queen street are planning we would therefore question the to join him in the north within advisability of introducing the vari- ncxt week i ety into an area where it would not now is the hour to deal we have practically no used cars of our own and access to 75 new fords and monarchs almost every colour in every model this is your opportunity to deal we would like to have your used car stonehouse sales limited hog contracts yes the coop has them we can suppply the feed if you have the pigs see us today haltoh cooperative supplies georgetown triangl 72271 be in demand commercially if of the offering females on the winter wheat is being grown entire- other hand sold at reasonably sat- fordedsel cars trucks 210 guelph street georgetown phone tr 74951 cities service gas oil v4 ly for feed purposes then the pic ture might bc a little different it should he borne in mind however that according to the department of field husbandry at the ontario agricultural college kent is infe rior to flenesee from the stand point of yield per acre the other variety richmond was bred prim arily for eastern ontario where winter hardiness is a primary fac tor richmond is a vjyhite winter wheat but according ro dr don huntley of the field husbandry department it is not as heavy a yielder as genesee it would there fore seem that growers in this area would be well advised to stay with genesee for the time beiitg at least present prospects owing to the low price being offered for the lf57 crop would indicate a reduced ac reage of wheat being sold this fall a number of local farmers contac ted state that while they are sow ing wheat the resulting crop will be utilized as feed and jn addition they want the straw if wheat is being sown experience indicates the advisability of commercial fer tilizer preferably one high in phos phorous again experience and tests would indicate the advisabil ity of sowing the fertilizer with a fertilizer drill not with a lime or fertilizer broadcaster isfactory prices the sale averad for the entire offering was 520 friday the thirteenth unlucky for 2 motorists only one accident in town on friday the 13th this a minor col lision on main st south in which no one was injured the total damage to the cars was an esti mated 90 terrence norton 32 victoria st was angle parked on the west side of main st at about 620 pm and was proceeding to back out of the parking space when his car came in collision with a south bound car driven by cecil smith of stewarttown chief constable roy haley who witnessed the accident investigat ed the left rear fender of the norton car a 1954 ford and the right front fender grill and bum per of the smith car a 1952 buick were damaged farm news gardhouse sale average is 520 j e w the reford gardhousc annual consignment sale held at aber- fcldy farm on august 31st attract ed a large crowd of interested spec tators and buyers seldom has a better jot of shorthorn cattle been offered to the buying public am erican buyers took a number of the tops mather bros of mason city illinois got the top heifer sit 1300 and paul ralbemeben of harrisburg ilhnolsr purchased the top male at 1100 in general the prices paid for the bulls were dis appointing considering the quality j the j anglican parish 5 st georges 2 trinity xiv sunday sept 22nd 800 am holy communion corporate for mens bac 945 am church school sr dept riges 917 years 1100 am church school jr dept infants 8 yrs 1100 am mattins 700 pm evensong wednesday sept 25th 1000 am holy communion prayers for sick i 5 s ih a st albans 2 glen williams 930- am holy communion 5 104 am church school i 1 1 1 l jyisiifeftiafeimiaw