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thursday november tuu ims the actoh free pkbss pxcmrtvu aoaa u caxvi apaatt tha wkad vuutat u haau- aurtjd ftoaefa ulast joaaphs ho- plul with appaadlrhta ura- w j rcould vluted lal wek wtlb frianda in toronto iir jck blow apatu a holiday this wk in northern ontario mr and mrs oo king of mairty tild on acton friend on thursday mr and mr j r mac arthur and johnny vultad in own sound ovr in waekaod mra a- melux of silver craak vtaltad on tuaaday with hr roualn mr k f collier kx jonma mnaaay sr ralurncd noma from ualph canaral lloiiial on saturday and is doln oicvly mra- ada naar la a patlant at the ciualph nrl hospital and many frtatuta wlah htr a prompt raouvary mr and mrs j m mrlvnaul r idrnad ihu rtk frum a aummrr tup lo th coat and wtin canadian provider mr and mr f w llowca allan and ann of aylmer lfl for noma monday attar a weeks holiday at tli parental noma bar mr and un w l hobartaon david doug la and uobby of toronto vuutfd on saturday at tha noma of hrr brother mr f andaraon frtendi will rcgr to learn that mtaa laura wum u a pauant in iha omral llutnital m im onto private patients iavlllon and wtih for hat a prompt recovery rev john hlbley of vancouver rev and mra weale kit chin of hamil ton mr andmra ivrey kllchlnf of nasajravte vtsittd with friend in acton on wedneaday mr and mr nathan martin of mlmlro mr and mra oo camp- ball uonajd wallace and patar of toronto vikitrd on sunday with their aunt mra e f colllar and family weekend and sunday viator at tho hame of mr and mrs norman robert aon were mr and mr elmer pfann duffalo mr and mra david llobert- ann itrtan kenneth and douflaa of oaprinjre mr and mra oorga youn and marlln mrs g c hobrrtaon f vert on mr and mra ijoyd itoberl- aon and allan of uelph e iilui tha rrlandly church rev a waltks ronwatt parsonage bower avenue sunday november 10th 1946 1 1 00 ajn conxraotlonal sarvtoe of ketnembrance unveiling and dedleatlon of plrtur la mamary of mlaa bertha speight sermon subject in remembranea 12 15 pm- church srhoql evening service withdrawn monday nov 11 community rem embrance service gueat speak er rev crawford smith bd m c wed nov 13 to sun nov 17 community prearhtng mlaalon the aarrlfleea of clod are a broken spirit a broken and a contrite heart o god thou wilt not deaplae kvrrj body welcome prrtibgtf rtau bljurrtj la katua knox cnumat acton uwx forms tleomhon m b f uana wluow street mnday novem11kr 10th lhfl 11 m am unmlnic worhl the wisdom of cod 3 00 pm sunday school and junior ulble cuua 7 00 p m evening worship the ulltlmale con iraki they that watt upon tha lord shall renew their strength anautlf 1 ak xlbaa up flartgr the twentyflnt sunday after trinity sunday november 10th ima hto am lluy communion hut am- beginnera oaaa 105 1 m church school 3 00 p m evensong and sermon no evening service rablufl cgrjurrtj acton cv w il wa1xack sunday november 10th imo 1 1o0 a m morning service 12 15 pm sunday school a welcome to all acton wolf cubs will forgo their meeting on morula itpmrmbrimv day instead if the weather is fav orable thai mmm not to cold or rainy the juirk w il meet at don andersons hum n saturday morn ing at 10 on am lcfore starting out on a hike hkh nta tte he ul ihu fall on monda november 11th wolf cuba bn scouts ctrl clutdcs and brownies ay respectful tribute to many fellou countrymen and women their courage and dexotlon to certain principles marry of which are embod ied in the laws of our organizations and hate won this count r an honor- ed place amongst nations kor our strength and high purpose for your devotion to clod and the king we sal- ute ou oh warriors of canada j better glasses at moderate prices ufaibs hade nv tun e p head opiomhristii u rt abobqph rquakc queltil thm id tar ailhlt 1946haiton county match is a succi88 contlnuad from pal ona in the modern method of removing old apple trees scrub thorns etc by hull dozer another in ditching by the same firm then in another ring cordon cartwrlght or milton and vern archer of georgetown demona- t rat ed t he inspect lve efficiency of rhalnftnd drag uwt later in tha same ring mar alexander of nerval showed how to lake the harkarh out of post hole digging by means of his power take off post hole digger and l-ytle- devrtes of oorgetown and mcduffas carage milton de- monst rat ed t he efficiency of t ha modern rotatlllrr then over behind the barn fred ituddell and llorarw barnes both of kauuelng tuwnslilp ably demonstrated with their rea- iectlve marhlnes tww to simplify the moat unpopular job on the farm with manure loader in another section or the- field maurice beaty or trafal gar township and james bros of kmj urging towntlilp demonstrated the modotti method of haying by means of t heir re kmctltr automatic plrkup tmiler at the same time over on tha ad- olnlng farm of clrbert mriowrlt tluiae inlcresletl in husking corn had an opportunity of seeing walker bros of nhkon township demonalrata their mounted two row corn picked and m t m nahh of kaquealng their single row machine ljut but not leakl was t he able demonstration staged by prof harold hitching of ihe department of agricultural eng ineering o a c by means of a dyn amometer prof hitching ahowad th effect of incorrect vm correct setting of a plow as it effects draft- in addition to those mentioned above the machinery exhibit includ ed the following ijoyd flahera home made snow plow ituddell broa corn shelter harvey nurses all crop harvester john huddella home mad chicken picker claude ickals horn made corn sheaf loader lorne blrds factory made corn sheaf loader frank halls orr broa and john ijinouettes buck rockes geo halls home made dump truck maurice beatya power takeoff mowers cle- bert mcioweus wlndrower attach ment and iordon robinsons home made hog feedrra commercial ex hibits ucrc also staged hy the woods of milton wimb farm equipment j service- oakvlllr and ken mcmillan of ceorgetomn and last but again not least was an excellent exhibit i from the soils ncpartmentf the o i ac under the efficient management i of prof n j thomas of that instltut n sports camera tna junior a o ia- league comp etition which puahed itself to tna forefront by its opening tills on sat urday prumlw to be u repetition of but yar st michaels collage majors which have placed themselves at the top of their group fur tha last few seasons have again come out with one of their usual flying rluhe and will fight to bring glory to tna quaen city the fighting irish mauled th windsor spitfires 1vo in their flrxt rt and hegorra if they didnt re- t ihe mrformanee in stratford on monday when they slashed stratford 73 imagine all this beside attend ing ihelr curriculum at their- bay st edifice which bring up the sub ject or hockey acholarhli this has been the issue which aplll ihe gov erning profs into two faction thtfte hat agrew with same ami the other wise ttte artlrmallvr rld up by lhue lrwmi who see ihe name of st mikes or any other schtm blaxer armu the continent while the neg ative are those who prefer hickey in remain amateur preaent condition suggest srnil pro outfits to outfit and finance the rluh and player of moat other junior outfits so why cant the college get in vogue with their scholarships basketball that game which ham- stormed through the maple ieaf cardans on friday last promise to make up wllh tbrontonlan quick i v popularity of this sport in the us is second to none and huge crowds watch relay as their favorites try for the basket this 1 the first canuck venture into the pro basketball realm and though ihe toronto huskies were defeated by 6fmo the ball debut in the queen city was heralded enthus iastically by sport fans potential material for a game must be in splendid shape and if ou imagine vou are capable put our hooka into this joe krol argon aut football star was sent to kitch ener as likely material for a cage star krol was in excellent physical condition le according to grid fans and strutted manfully out to show his mettle but manfully nr not the conrh said he wax too soft id flnm to fit m rlihl nwnv and uld tinvf t take oft some of that ion to rmiim of soil eroil rxrr h p boxes which ahly depleted the run off of soil and water under various type jq thousand douar or cropping and rotation a chain p harrow for pasture was also in the rim ti aij i alu same exhibit i it would be unfair in nn event of fisher orchards burlington v mr mr j j hj sj retail sales week of november 1116 announcing tiik opening of a wl hour dry cleaning scrvici in acton iwly pickhip at lisens clothing store lakksiiojvk cleaners oakviijj ont at lukkin park magnitude nit to nay tribute to outstanding part played hy the of iho hornby womrni imtlt- b ikids tiik iujcsimkray1min ueihnni last week in toronto riulrcii tall staiulanls of white chrysantli- rmuniv firns and ltghtel randies dec- oraltnl uumbetcrst inited church toronto tor the mnviliie of mnry kllznlxth illcttv daughter of dr nnd mrs william llndvn cradon jo mi rant charles cllrplc acton son of mr charles ulckpie orange- vtlle and ihe late mrs tjlllenpie itev t w lur0khd ofriclttihl at the ev ening ivtvmony civ en in marriage by her father the bride wore a handsome gown of ivory brocaded matin made with fit- t ted bodice sweetheart neckline long itolnte1 sleeves and full skirt forming a sweeping train liar veil of brua- i sels net was arranged ulth a coronet of tlnv krench orange hlossoms and pearls and she carried a colonial i bouquet of rapture roars and houv- ardla centred with cmrdpnlaj and j edjred ulth pink ostrich tips and fern she wore her great grandmotli- era handcarved gold brace tet mia wllrna cradon maid of honor for her couln ehoae wlnterberr green velvet and mlsa marjorle moran 1- so a eouun and muw jean topping were gowned in russet shade all three carried nosegavs of gold and rusmt chrvnthemum and their matching halo hats had blending o- trleh tips mr douglas giltesphr was groomsman for his brother and the uhers were mr glen croydon and mr gradon thorpe cousins of the bride mr ralph and mr walter glllepte twin brother of the brldi groom the soloist was mr g s j patterson after the reception at dalfrew manor at which mrs leigh mcln- tyre of sydenham sitter of the groom received with mrs gray dan tt coupl left by motor for new york and wfll live in acton tha brtd travelled in a ault of grey blue wool matching topcoat and brown acceaaor- m and gardenia cortag tva bridal party were entertained atcasa loma ftar recaption vanwtck cijsaners wlll tay lc each for wire hangers an qunntlty sf all work and nn piny mnkes jack n so now thnt most everybodys me is over why not take in the outstanding llnrness raring nt duf- fcrln park toronto the fall and winter senxon is in full swing with racing every monday wednesday and saturday and the greafest free for all iace singed in canada in a decade goes this coming saturday november 9th headline pacers such as guy ii brown derby adage time table of agriculture was the guest speaker v l th cmmt audrey 1 scott and chief sllktvou will nj the indies of ihe hornby womens i nut it ute the not only looked after the wants of ihe inner man from the standpoint ot the plowlwivs but of countless others throiitiout the dnv nnd at nlfht entered in their iuuil cf- liclent nnd genrrous manner to ap proximately 2f0 who attended the banquet here c d graham ontar ios newly appointed deputymlnlmer ills address wnv timely thought prov oklng ami n worthv of a special article in itself aviutl mourlce ileadtirnd of inwvllle and joe non of milton whose contribut ions rounded out an excellent pro gram- the prlxe winners were as follows class 1 jointer plows in sod it g brown cnlt konnld marquis suderland kllle timbers mlltlken llos marquk little brijaln alfred f imekie jitml1te herb jania ag- in action not in fifty years racing artists were at ilrfrtin hn the champions from im- the itnlted states quebec and ontar io nil been gathered together for one grand race close to jt0 horses are tabled nt the track the first heat every monday wednesday and satur day is at lto pm nnd ample provision has been mnde in the track restnurnnt to serve n piping hot dinner to those liilng it ijidlcs will be admitted take in a day we know you will enjoy it ii rt clav 2 jointer plows in sod rohl timbers stoubvllle hnrold fergus- dall ibrhmoml illll jack ferguson on kockwood innld felrk kltrlf licnkwooil harold cunnlngt on ingle- gregory theatre nitisiaxav and fh1dav november 7 aad three wise fools margaret obrien lionel bar- rmore march of txnie toftiorrowa mexico cartoon solid serenade chapter 1- kojal mounted hides again att rday novrvbdl otb matinee at 3 adventires of rusty conrad nagel ted donaldsoq hit the har judy canova ross hunter fox newt monday notib13l 11 matin at s gun two sisters from boston june allyson kathryn grayaon jimmy durante sport let go gunning ener don forguion rockwool clif ford funnlngtnn inglewood stan may hornby ltuvsell crnlg mono bond class 3 jointer ilow in sod harley tlmters stouffvllle duncan wntson woodbrldge norman t-n- tltaaat a your eyes 1 take crod rat of the only even you will rvrr have cxssint r m bell luaitrrml lptanitrut rhone jjtll etin lniiiiiiiimiiiii s foot ailments s rtteated miss allan iu curapadlst treat foot ailmpnta for both s ladi and entlemen aj ofira uoa thun ajvl sat h vmubx ull a ovtstlt all by appauttinaas 1smj st ahur st lifjelph wood douglas cunnlngton ingle- wood class 4 tractors in sod jim kc- cles brampton karnest evans mnple doug held brampton harv ey nurse eorgetown bussell graf ton brampon roy cral mono bond clns r tractors in sd stanley craig brampton harold picket llnrnhv david hatcllff stouffvllle winter invla brampton lloyd fish er georgetown wm hostrnwer mnlton jack taylor freeman john brownrldge brampton clnvs 6 tractor- in sod halton onl chns hunter georgetown john picket jr itornhv keith mer- r hornhx jim snow milton blllle grtce freeman ceo burkholder fieeman class 7 trnrlors in sod hnlton onlvl ross brown norval mac wil son ceorgetow u hartley robertson milton gonlon darhy rockwood harold pell milton smith grlffen acton clnss a tractors in sod 3 fur rows- smneer wlsonnorval mil- ford fenwlck brampton j c cun ningham hornby albert parr specials halt on contestants class v- jack ferguson clark armstrong chas l rlche horse shov roy livingstone woodbrldge douglas cunnlngton inglew ocki xv timbers an gohs ag- ineourt m t mcnabb and sons georgetown harpld parkinson brampton w it robinson george town ed timbers milllken jim moore diie an open letter to acton employers dear sire at a mectmr of the acton branch 107 of the canadian lcrion i was instructed to ask you to observe memorial day november i ith h4 as a holiday in your plant the canadian government has set aside this day as a day of remembrance and it just a few short months ago when some ol our members mv their comrades all and this memory ii very vivid und very sacred to them the debt our country owes to those aho have passed on can not be me a bu red the only true recognition they would expect is that what ttuy died for should be upheld and a da set apart in some way brings this about hy drawing again to public not ice their supreme sacrifice and the ideals for which they died most countries set aside a day to remember their heroes and it is fitting that canada whose sons have fought so valiantly in the cause ot freedom should be so honored surely your organization is not unmindful of benefits it has received through the sacrifice of these men and would not in any way hamper its veterans holding sacred this day yours sincerely acton branch canadian legion b s l arthur e pa0bury president community preaching mission will be held in acton wednesday november 13th till sunday november 17th services wed to sat at 8 lm in service sunday at 7 vm in acton baptist church acton united church missioner th rev r c chalmm ha bd thj v mkwion theme 7 a faith for the times ermonhiiuects i wed nov 13th the primacy of faith thurs nov hth a faith that informs fri nov isth a faith that affirmi sat nov 16th a faith that reform sun nov 17th a faith that tranafornw everybody welcome to all services v t