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page six the acton frec pbtss acton ontario tiujiuhjay kettember 18 last by llln mconi joh willrrtx and cotu cimnij nino halton junlan attondad tho xmtlrici junior farmer camp at camp ahuhunyoong front aucual m to m camp ahihunyoonl la ltuall on the auuth ahoraa of lake simeon right mtloa north of gutton th camp waj operated on the indian tribal ayaiant with tho croup iwink divided into rhv trtba including the big wl the camp alatf thi tribal aylm induced a competitive aplrlt among the trifca such ehalleua la ball kama aklla aonita and jnkax kept everyone buiy and happy ed pearonramp manager and director had twlabllahed a well- plannnl program that kept the claya alive and interfiling tliey in cluded social recreation aporla drama and music which were under the direction of an able and in spiring staff a special period wj also set aside each day for tribal meetings during these meunm original challcng were prepared for the camp fires that evening each tribe had responsibilities and task of its own in which every member of the tribe participalon kervmi of meals dishwashing and vespers were duties in which each tribe rotated vespers were a form of church service held on the beach a the sun was setting the tribe in charge planned the pro gram and led the service flag raising and lowering and preparing of camp fires were handjed by the chiefs and saga mores who were the leaders of each tribe an interesting period of the day was cleanup time each cibin competed for the priic given for general neatness and or- iginiihty ir interior decorating the wirnnc cbn won a hatchet while the lvvanc citun won a broom plus certim uniciroble duties on hy itnndine evenings a banquet ar1 dance and 1 minstrel i show were takcd the banquet was an rerestine occasion with evcrone dressed formally in jeans and a high ktahdard of etiquette was practiced on tha following venlng uu mlnatrel ahow enactod by tniloixl campera drew a tfeti- erous applause from an enthusiastic crowd a junior farmer would not only rind this canu to be a great deal of fun bjat educational as well it not only brought eoopanatlnn res ponsibility tolerance but brought out hidden talents which many were surprised to discover those attending camp thin year wen- marlon n porte acton hh no 1 thelma brown allium ii h no s gordon bird george town 1mi no s nillle price of campbellvllle llil no 1 deorge clements milton rr ta t john willmolt milton nil no u evel yn mccann milton iln no carol pope palermo and edwin tyrrell nurllngtnn nh no 5 fair dates announced voh ontario evfntsto ie held this year dates of fairs have been an nounced by the agricultural soc ieties branch of the department of agriculture for this year and the following events will prove of int erest to many of our readers we suggest you clip it for ready refer ence acton sept 10 so arthur sept m 34 bolton v oct 3 4 caledon sept sb 17 caledonia sept b37 cooksville sept is is erin oct 11 13 gait sept 1820 grand valley oct 3 1 mnrkham oct 14 mutton sept 18 17 teeswater sept 30 oct 1 toronto llloyal winter fair nov 1422 simcoe sept 30oct 4 streetsvilto oct 3 4 pen for hens cecil a carr optometrist guelph puqi st tl 1091 a farmer instructed his hired man to write on each ckc the date laid and the breed of the hen quite suddenly the hired man res igned his job why do you want to leave risked the farmer ive done nil sorts of jobs the hired man told him but i draw the line on being secretary to thk willis u the pictured nom thu wtsde not lontf w1t known architect mad a idudy i ditfrlt the uttln detail of dejiltfi that caujm luitm hmun to rclv wld popular etcclalm whlta other with hulmtatitlnlly th mmu uvlhtf accomodation mmtm to itrnvd the public cold thy leumihl do- flnltely that many people llkr low wiuatty hoiuw that ylve the lny- preaslnn of hiitfulntf the ground in the willi thin popular fcalutn hiur hem accentuated bv eulendinif the kitchen wlntti lontf iweeplntf roof lino down boy odd uw tlomur that uuhim mm dlnutt to within four iw uf um tfixmukl uy uw ttdnoll um uf dropwl louou uw tiddwl kihum mrvi to houmt th cellar nutw wwl u mgh by ibj own window utidanwui uut dormf ajtollujt trftiihitum indilaud by thti jitudy wan a 1 aiming towurtl uw jipnuidout caja cod or ttjuuth lloiuw atyua falurlhtf fekluwl court harden or patio inasmuch ns lliiwlyivei ctwt nuiro pstjujuaro fool of apitctf thtui daj uwt rrtarl ionptl uettjnii th willi u uruilicl omprimtlu u m thfl hupoarttflb f rambling wllhoul tutwhumt lu tmm um won fmloal buiimm h ixirmlu a faont urrao ahvlurwi ml two ald ami a iwjrch ahalud m uum uoapjldbk fritindly tout uvbl the wu1u u ruullow himmm li ahould prow an ltll huu for uu family that cwi aiford u hqmtul a few dollar mor than tha eoal tif the rnlnlmiirn four room and liiith liuntfalow we wui robbed western writer bunch of hens first white man of english stock to visit huronia was alexander henry who in 1704 passed through on his way from sault ste marie to niagara as a prisoner of the sault indians piano sales of hamilton new and used pianos pianol tuned repaired and rebuilt for service and estimates phone 128 acton service looking tor an ideal bungalow built for d former business executive who desirous of a change has listed this desirable brick fiveroom bungalow with us exclusively built in recent years before scarcity of good materials and labour custombuilt like a piano by a builder wellknown for expert craftmanship has two bed rooms sitting room and dining room and heated sun room hqi water heated throughout by oil furnace full sized cellar with wash tubs hot and cold water well equipped for easy housekeeping bathroom fully insulated throughout view is ideal located in an exclusive locality rightly called the garden of acton has two private entrances with drive all around with good garage owners artistry has made the beautiful landscaped gardens much to be desired as this is a confidentiallisting enquiries will only be entertained from personal inquirers interested sufficiently to be allowed to inspect the property we have the key anonymous en- quints phone or otherwise not entertained insurance new is the tim to review your insurance to meet w th pre sent day trends and values insureds protection is our first consideration we deal directly with the best companies available noted for their prompt and just consideration of claims our satisfied clients and claimants are our best ad vertisement years of experience right here in acton with knowledge of buildings and values make us qualified to serve you wright real estate and insurance appraisors realtors insurors r u wrti omtm m wtltmr 8t aeu pttw h n b writfct omlw ltom mil st gutplftplum 4j15w yes we have others as well as small holdings and building lots a clipping concerning the swift current band at the cne wis enclosed recently in n letter to acton from one of the go wan family fen tu red with the band when it played a concert here sev eral wceki ntfo thu article com prised a column colled vox-pop- pinn in the swift current news paper aiid was written by dave bel beck the letter in which the item was enclosed again thanked axton cit izens band for the reception the swift current band had in acton it was felt this clipping would be of reneral interest to those who heard the concert riven here sev eral weeks ago it read ns fol lows east is east ive already com mitted myself to the opinion that eastern people are pretty swell folks but i ennt say the same for them m an official capacity i believe unreservedly that in n position where the east is opposed to the west in competition theyre easterners nil the way through and nothing could have shown k up any clearer than the band com petition where the west blew notes with two eastern entries in the sports vernacular i think we wuz and i claim the right to this opinion in spite of that which might be held by say bandmaster charlie war tour manager irving hansen or anyone else who witnessed the competition to start with swift current had the smartestlooking band on the grounds this opinion was shared by dozens of ontario people who i heard pass their opinion on th matter their uniforms were out standing far more colorful and much neater kept than those worn by any other band and their in struments looked like they had just been unpacked from the factory polished to a tee and shining t the brilliant morning sunlight the band was the epitome of military precision as with drums rolling it marched smartly onto the bandstand and took up its play ing position the boys gave you the feeling that they were proud to wear the swift current uniform and that you should be proud to claim such a prideful place as 1 home consensus was that swift current was the band to bent no wonder the audience was stunned when the marks were r- 1 leased and i mean that literallv i think you could have heard a pin i drop on the grass for two full sec- i onds after the judos spokesman s l martin bounds of london i ont announced tffe decision i know members of the band and their hometown supporters felt not only disillusionod but down right disgusted with the marks it was preposterous that there should have been 22 points between bur lington who won with 248 points and swift current marked ai 225 the london entry was given 238 points 12i higher than swift current i said it at the time and i say it again here for my money the london band was out of us class how it ever got 12 points j more than our boys will remain i to me one of those deep eastern secrets it may be unsportonanlike to i cry over spilled milk but i think we had a ringer slipped over us at the cpie had the judges justi- fled their criticism fas thev did in other competitions throughout the day the apparent discrepancy in the marks might have been under- stundable but thev failed to do this leaving us with nothing but our ears and to our ears swift current sounded like champ inns it was a long wav to travel m buck a closed eorporation an 1 o tlnd it out thit it takes more than talent to win from the enst technique vital in ousting spots in removing the ink tipuu from ftihrirs it nint what you cio itn the way ymi d it mnmt of ttie following treatments are based on the principle of mov ing tin treating solution through the fabric so the dissolved ink is carried iiway and the fresh solution ran attack the remaining ink for permanent ink kinse the swt under running wnter until no more ink is coming out then place a pad of absorbent material tinner tin hmil and drop lemon juice or citric acid t ier cent solution on the spot moving the pad from time to tune rinse with clear water nrxl step involves a percolating technique place the material over a howl and slowly pour warm soap- mids ihinugh tlie tpnt if tiie spot r on wool alpaca or silk use a tieteigint instead nf soap if there is slill some discoloration place the material over a howl and peicolnte warm glycerine or ethy lene glycol through the spot bunc with a glass rod oiyrfalnl steel spoon rinse ihorpkghly with clear water for spots rrfade by washable ink follow the above directions but om it the lemon juice treatment as a last resort for persistent slams in white material only you iriy soak in a dilute solution of hydrogen peroxide and household ammonia rinse again with clear water since some fabrics hold ink with a remarkable tenacity you may find that there is still some discolor ation after the above treatments in that case you leave it to a pro fessional spot remover or dry clean er explaining what treatments you have used every time wo sit down to breakfast there are 70000 more mouths to bo fed than there were on the previous morning from an address by nik co vol i before the ottawa womens club- deadstock dead and crippled farm animals removed promptly for sanitary disposal telephone collect georgetown 1 1 guelph 3334 gordon young ltd talt taikh a texan ninrher in order to nlort n little water for hi rattle had built n low dike around nn acre of hind and created a shallow pond a hock of mi if rating ducks npled the water nnil dropped down to feed aimjui that time a blue norther hit nnd the temperature dropped no fast that the duekn feet werf froten in ice before- they could rhu ir ritated by this strnnge experience the ducks flew off with the pond quebec largest of canadnit prov inces covers an area of mme fiooooo square miles costs so little is so easu to serve acton taxi and snack bar mau t w phone 260r 24 houb taxi service ouat caatf am radio dispatched mom thp a amlwy fw paampt eourtvooa arvl lorne garner motors acton ont phone 452 toths service station acton ont phone 33b soft rid low price whmt more could you want genkrois scot heres a low priced iowprecsuro goodyear tire fc the buy for thriny motor- bttl call in today to ace the sen- tational new goodyear mara- thon supercuahion a low preasure tire thaa romlty low priced i 1 1 wi 1 fei- and decks th the foosle- tough crvsmiig o priv ua lver skinjier callev down is there 1 iiackintvh down there big enough to keep t young ladies warm came a voice no but there a macphermin willing to try excomrade i at a communist meeting ohe of 1 the attending comrades suddenly stood up during a debate and asked i the presiding comrade mr speaker what happens to my un- i employment compcruation cheques when we overthrow the govern ment 152 acton fair acton park september 19 20 friday and saturday arena show friday 2nd armoured divisional signals regiment band 50 man acton band will also be in attendance the keppo family excellent acrobatic act billy russell wotut gnutut trick harmonica wizard johnny dash ouhtanding juggling unicyd act rying deuces mala and famala roller stealing team ruth cole claver and talented acrobatic dancer saturday features fine livestock exhibit midway rides contests gentlemans road race safe tractor driving competition i baby show stock parade band program itl a waplt second night of fair ljfxlhvmli acton town hall j a carroll deputy minister of agriculture will open the fair write to secretary for prize utt and other information geo wallace president c b swackhambt secretary m