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The Acton Press Wed J Blood donors at June clinic Blood donors at the clinic on June in Acton were J J Mm VW Ml M IV A lwictl T J M Buna I J y MUi I villi- J lrtn lhjrnn Ml Allan krk Mr 1 J I P Mr 11 nxett J LOOT McGinn Mr A J Row Norton Mr R Van A Other Milken ft l J MinMM a Urt Win llumiteM Mn I llratibR I Ami rt Ijiwt 1 ImtlS J li Mr J IrtefjN A ItartHon J L Dub J Muaa W K lknUrldfr 1 Mr Mn Obituary Tom Dawkins dies suddenly Thomas Walter of to 1945 the a butcher it served in he air the Aetna suddenly in Hospital on JuK ind wis stationed In 1ilrieia He mended schools in ind later a member of the Legion He wis member of St church Acton Mr is survived by one I Mrs Deforest brothers and Douglas all of and sisters Helen Mrs Bill Ina Mrs Samuel lots Mrs Bruce Williamson Winnie Mrs Willis officiated at July funeral at St church Acton followed at All Bom on May 1914 to the vnnls cemetery late Will am and Vic torn in were Ontario he manned the late Iat Walters Ron M Brown September Two collisions damage 1800 Two accidents in town required police the week Thursday at the corner of Queen ind Acton Iwo cars wtre in collision Driver Susan Burlington hid estimated mage to her car and dm rcLi edge 1 Acton estimated damage to hers Souvenir copies A limited number i historical edition on the who may be interested In them to retain Copies may be picked up at The Press during normal business hours at Mailed copies ore available at Many fine comments on the hue been received and copies for nee purposes art ivailible for libraries On stopped for it the Mill and comer The resulting KiflO dimage to the dm en by Rick It and to the car driven by iledon the low was called to take aw iv one of the cars Toyota Community Calendar Whats doing the North Halton Area I MEMORIAL SERVICE Sunday July at pm at the Erin Fifth Line Cemetery SUMMER FUN Enjoy Prospect Park Acton this summer Make use of the wonderful facilities avail able swimming boating fishing tennis baseball soccer etc See how much car your money will buy at HALTOJN TOYOTA Truth 8784386 8282931 Hwy 26 North of Endurance trail ride in the heat Despite Ihe intense heat over 40 riders finished the rrnll llUkrs mite irail Itldc lust Sunday annual event attracts from all over Ontario ami ivin from fur away Mil hi by a of lie ride takes in or tin arm most tin country year trail luludul an initial ride from tin Hilton lrmiruls I Ini lid and dine mirth in llirtl on his motorcycle job was assist In truuhlo or is club member I runk Anthony it tween the old and lh Die day n IrulU r r lils w in r w him fiom itn mid In dnnii Ik urn Murray of illy rid I- Cycle paths Kill lmkviM I pit tin In be f mm 1 I put Mil I but and fourth Hint iiiLounti d tin fiinions sisters hills of Dolly Awcsluly onto mi audi nil tlirouli Hit luck to the groundt bring Ing rutirs mutely Inn hnurs Iipirling Sir full Ulllgi I for I to tin II lllllr ill I I I I rf A I 111 II Hi I timid Hit in Mils Sour of thi of tin rldt ItiLkukd ureas wall a rliit ciossing highway tin worst Ivizard of all said rnli si 1nt luinipson irof Ebenezer Mary Smith mi Hull of rodi In r pram man Ind tin grounds linn tin Ihe man at triumph nit mid Mary on Hut fully rubbing lur Mary My good slit in In slin llun I Jim Paul son lur months ting up tin trail with Hit if mtmliirs periiin vtlerlnary mi wis In a by I I lit Kb if SOD Supply accidentally dumped sods on Main St N Monday morning during a delivery of yards of sod to Woodstock Roy of Acton stopped and helped to reload the truck driven by Gary Robson or Orangeville Ballinafad Haying now underway No services early July lull tilled for Inst weikl I here will lit no for first two in July while the I I iiiltv topi was 1inbli s Growth Whin Ik old the if by Mn people con era tula the staff of the Acton Free Press on their very interesting edition of last week It Is gratifying to see one of our local papers preserve Ihcir own identity rather than be taken over by outside companies Also by so doing employers of local origin make for a more con staff and Mrs and family have moved into their farm home now They bought the Marshal home on the eighth line Buckrel is a veterinarian Mr and Mrs Kanusek Sr of Winnipeg have been visiting their family on the eighth line Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith the past two weeks have been Mr and Mrs Griffin Jones Sudbury Miss Connie Knights and Mrs Doroth Knights of I England While their guests were here Mr and Mrs Smith and guests visited sisters in Cam Bridge Only a small congregation were in attendance at the church on Sunday The sermon was Trees an Interesting discussion en sued Haying Haying operations are In progress Most of boun tiful crop is being harvested without rain The big bales are nice and green and will make good feed for farm animals and horses drain crops look good but need rain to delay too early maturing Miss Karen anil Jane Watson are on holidays to the Mantimes There seems to be a deal of construction on the town line to the east repair ing the road ditches Mr and Mrs Wallace Ella are holidaying on a motor trip west Recreation The Community Centre is a busy place this Monday morning When the rccrcntion Committee are having their first summer session for the local young Mr and Mrs Bates from England have returned home after spending weeks with their family tht the iirned lie mustard seed grows wild is very ill within you from birth is faith You must itt somehow to turn tn oil every time you nidations to rtss i century of in reporting the ONLY TO SQ YDS available in 15 ft width CALLAWAY Shadowciaft Old Gold Suggested Retail 20 yd now s PLUS Urtdurpad and Installation 128 Main St N Acton Treat yourself to good eating with my IGA Use hot water wisely Save energy Save money P PRODUCE OF COSTS RICA ECUADOR TROPICAL TREAT Bananas CANADA GRADE A BEEF SALE Blade Roast or Short Rib Roast I Cucumbers Cabbage CrossCut Rib Roast or Boneless Shoulder Roast Meaty Chuck Steaks 89n SAT til WE IDE RIGHT LIMT AN WHS Fruit Juices Apart from home heating a usually consumes the most energy in producing hot water Here are just a lew small things you can do that can add up to a considerable energy saving Turn hot water taps so they don drip fill clothes washers match the size ol the load wait until you have a full toad before using a dishwasher and remember showers usually require less hot water than baths Try not to use more hot water than you need The Cascade electric water heater will give you a dependable supply of hot water but it s up to you to use it wisely Cremette Spaghetti Mixed Pickles Soft Whip Margarine Peanut Butter 39 your hydro Case 24 cans COCA COLA ORDER YOUR CHERRIES NOW For The Availabla Next Weak Quality Service and Value all at