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Brisbane school graduates Coles Photo GRADUATES OF BRISBANE School were honored at a Susan Cislak Spear Janice Wright Barbara Jackson banquet in the school auditorium Thursday night Front row Cynthia Hartwell Sandra Grcatrex Back Doug left to right they are Norm Smith Ken Walker and Lance Larry Snow Rick Hall Ed Cunningham Terry Kufpcrs Brent Court Middle row Sandra Hay Pearl Joan Wright Bcgg Ray Eckert Ed and Cornish Lifetime residents married 50 years The Freo Press Wednoidsy June An open home was at their home Sunday afternoon In honor and Mrs William J Cox of It It 1 Acton on the occasion of their wedding anniversary 100 and ISO people dropped In to offer con gratulotions and wish them many more years of happily married life Both from tills area they are lifetime residents of district She Is the former Iterin Joe daughter of the late Alexander Elizabeth Joe and was born at the corner of 17 rond and Highway Mr Cox Hon of the late Mr and Mrs David Cox was born In the house the Nussoguwcya line where they have lived alt their married life Wed In Acton were married Juno 1 1922 in tlit Presbyterian church mmise In Acton by the A r Stewart Tiny operated a mixed farm but class themselves as retired now Mr and Mrs Cox had no daughter who died In 1D10 Mr hut three brothers of Milton Stanley of Aclon and Melvln of Toronto also two sisters Mrs Blanche of Norman Wilson of The family surprised the couple wick earlier with a family dinner their home Amoru the open house visitors was his cousin Mrs Richardson of Hanover A scroll signed by Hal ton East Jim was received from the provincial government also telegram from Prime Minister Pierre and a letter from Hoi ton West MPP Kerr They also received many gifts cards and flowers to celebrate their anniversary live In right place Mr Cox said long marriages may nit run in their family but t sure run in the neighbor hood In recent years three other live within a mile of their farm Mr and Mrs lrede Mr and Mrs E A MacleodandMr and Mrs ft W Dredge have celebrated anniversaries Hint either a record or a real oddity he said ft mutt be that clean mountain air AWARD WINNERS at public school WI athletic award winners Spear were presented with their trophies and Rick Hall and Sendee Greatrcx academic plaques at the annual graduation banquet held award winners Janice Wright and Joan In the school auditorium Thursday evening Id Wright Attendance awards were won by the back row are Pearl Bouclair who took the Norm Smith Brent Begg and Ken Walker in Citizenship award presented by the Coningsby front Plan joint meeting A Joint meeting of Acton Georgetown and council Is being planned for the near future for the purpose of discussing regional government proposals included in the recently publicized report The report recommends that Acton Georgetown and Esqucsing be included in one local government unit within the region According to Councillor Bill Coats the town of Georgetown has a professional report done on its boundaries Following a suggestion by Councillor Peter Marks council met in committee last Wed nesday night to form policies for the joint meeting Marks said he could see no advantage in a group of TRANSFERRED to a school in Principal Paul fragmented voices attending the Donaldson accepts a hearty handshake from Brisbane Home meeting and School president David Wright following graduation exercises Thursday evening The principal is a popular figure Coles Photo Hillsburgh fire hall costs up slightly data system Final bid for the Hillsburgh and district fire hall was brought out at the June fi meeting of Erin the account Township council The actual cost Is some more than the tendered price of Contractor Bob Reynolds of explained that the County Council has authorized and consultants to implement a general accounting system with a pilot project in Burlington building SSSSfSSSTrf K requesting it Georgetown bulk of the additional coat was WO for more cement Mocks The required ft doors needed more than the proposed 12 ft ceiling height for clearance When coat of more In blocks reinforcing and stucco were totalled Mr Reynolds pointed out that be only received He per block for labor He said be had virtually donated his time There was some diicmsioD about the lack of foresight on both sides in planning a building the same height as the doors but It was agreed that neither Mr Reynolds nor the council were architects Reeve Lloyd Lug thanked Mr Reynolds tor a Job well don Council agreed it was a fine Come to your dealer for brand new VOLKSWAGENS No down payment it you Guaranteed twice as long as any other economy car years or miles warranty Aho tee our line el fully reconditioned per cent car FOR VOLKSWAGEN COME TO Baz Motors Your iiiiroriil Volkswagen dealer Guelnh St Geeraetewn New Democrats vote to disband Waffle Mr William I Cox of celebrated their wedding anniversary on Sunday with an open house at their home on the Town Line They are pictured with a scroll presented by the provincial government Photo I fennings New Democrats voted to have the Waffle lenient of the party disbanded during an association meeting held In Milton Monday night The meeting voted to 14 to support the provincial executive In their recommendation to oust the Waffle Most of the opposition to the Waffle expressed Monday designed to oust the Waffle members from but rather to have the Waffle organization disbanded and rid the pirty of the problem of having a within a party Two voices Several speakers argued that allowing a party within a party and two sometimes contradictory spokesmen for the party could only lead to derision among the Lib festival liberals In I and district northernmost part of the riding of Halton will hold their first annual Strawberry lcstlval and Tea Saturday June from to in the is Invited to attend the Festival bun held In Stanley Park at the northern end of the Village of Erin Iiberal Association will supply topped with dairy fresh cream Admission Is 1 for adults and for children Hud I Whiting MP for Italian will be of honor links and cause confusion In the iters minds lcrluips the most outspoken of the Waffle whs long time I find NDP member Terry 1 He charged the Wiiffle It were opportunists trying Like over the leadership the parly He lid mi of their followers wen and had never rked a day in their lives have nothing to lose They live in welfare society Wly uld older people who have w rked have it all or the philosophy Stay la framework Some suggested trying to work out compromise with the Waffle rather than chance losing their support In the end members agreed Waffle members should to net within the framework of the Stephen for In the next federal election opposes the recommendation to oust the Waffle If we can t show that we in work a compromise we II destroy ourselves I plead with to let us work out our and provide a united front We been patient Ivun Armstrong of Milton supported the expulsion of the Waffle the party been put en and It has been costly It is time for them to disband In an honorable fashion At the same meeting Armstrong proposed and found support for two res ilntions to bo dealt with at the next vlnclnl convention to be held in the fall after tile federal He felt the should go on record as supporting separate school aid to gruile eight and urge faeihtles between school lx and of transportation facilities wherever possible late position The the extension of sepi rate school aid to rude 1 J In the last eleetion ut ridlnf opposed he and are re statin then Hit second resolution dealt with powers of the executive council Armstrong were Inn with p on frequent an I defeating the purpose of biennial conventions where broader representation of the people was evident CHATELAINE LIGHTING York Road Goelph Multi Bright Ideas for all your Lighting Needs EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF FIXTURES Limp Door Swig Lumps Vin ly nets Baseboard i Vacuum no Devices re Prl Vent I Ion Fans I FREE PARKING Open til ACTON PHARMACY