thursday july 1m ims the acton free press acton ontario massaoaweva ss no 7 mrs e dredge busy bees hostess intended for last week sunday july 5 visitors at the home of mr and mrs m hetxel were mr and mrs dart walz and mr and mrs peter heinz of asta bula cleveland xjsa on wednesday july 8 the busy bees institute met in the home of bin e dredge the president mrs s robinson presided the meeting opened by singing the opening ode and roll call was answered by an chievment of the institute cor regpondenee was then read arrangements were made for i hope chest to be shown at milton fair ways of making money for the institute were discussed the motto was then given by mrs r lindsay the paper was ended by a poem come into the garden a demonstration on sewing hints was given by mrs jack dredge and mrs r lindsay which proved very interesting mrs robinson gave current events the hostess and her assistants served a lovely lunch which was very much enjoyed the president thanked mrs dredge for the use of her home we are very sorry to hear of the illness of mrs s coxes mother in guelph and hope for her a speedy recovery visitors in the home of mr and mrs hetzel were their son john who is spending his holidays there and mr and mrs paul miggo and daughter helga spending a few days all oi ashtabula haying is the order of the day these parts r improvement and protection hssssm a nuimr of ancient english churches are replacing their equally ancient roofs with alunu- bobl one of these is the chapel of st james m the vfflage of nether warton oxfordshire its had roof ongmaby laid m 1665 brought 478 as scrap enough to pay the whole cost of installing the new roof it is a neat example of how while most metals have been get ting more expeauve through the centuries the cost of aluminum has been going down aluminum company of canada ltd alcoa summeh wedding held in rosbtown church a pretty june i redding solemnized in rosctown united church rosdtown saskatchewan on saturday june 20 1953 at 330 pm when rev j s sinclair united in a double ring ceremony margaret june only daughter of mr and mrs w e rawson kings land sask and robert franklin wilson only son of mr and mn j h wilson acton ont given in marriage by her father the bride was lovely in a gown of nylon lace and net over ratin her floor length veil fell from a lace bridal halo she earned a white bible adorned with yellow talisman roses her attendants were mrs doug las hitler as matron of honor and miss mae holliday as bridesmaid wearing pink and green lace net over taffcti respectively with head dres of spring flowers thev carried bouquets of carnations little lindi thrasher of edmonton ts flower girl vas dressed in a yel low net over taffeta gown and car ned a nosepay of mixed carnitions the wedding march was played by mrs w h f graham ind tht soloist mrs donald ahrcns sanr 111 walk beside you during tht signing of the register the groom wis attended bv ron aid rawson brother of the bride the ushers were john rawson and douglas hille rosetown the brides mother received her guests wearing a sheer gray fig ured nylon dress with white access ones and corsage of red roses as sisted by mrs f thrasher of ed m on ton wearing navy sheer with white accessories and corsage of white carnations mrs john ra soiu sister in law of the bride was a three tiered wedding cake en circled- with- tuue and spring flow ers centered the brides table rev j s sinclair proposed the toast to the bride which was responded to fittingly by the groom telegrams were received from the grooms parents acton and mr and mrs d la rock of toronto sister and brother in law also from edmonton saskatoon and young townalberta for the honeymoon to banff jas- r and points in british columbia the bride wore a mauve knitted suit and maize topcoat white and mauve accessories and a corsage of talisman roses the happy couple plan to make their home in bramo ton ontario a midwest habitual robber drew i years hes in for the time of bis ltfe complete decontiag service painting paper hanging and general repairs save now by using quality paints and guaranteed workmanship david cohen painter and decorator 280 pool st phono 394w 10 essay winners in council contest the names of the 10 prize win ncrs in an essay contest sponsored by the county council for 52 hal ton county public school pupils who attended the council meeting on may 12 have been announced the subject of the essays was my visit to halton county coun cii and the prize winners were alan emerson trafalgar no 1 al lison dingle strothcona school nelson douglas wrlgglesworth georgetown carol redshow cen tral school oakville mcruyn may trafalgar no 7 ralph gcllatcly burlington east marion johnson nassagaweya no 6 audrey fea therstone glen wood school bur lington michael marshall central school burlington helen lands borough acton school the following is the first prize essay bj alan emerson tmfilgar no 1 my visit to halton county council it has been mv wish for evenl vears that when i reached grade 8 1 might hive the privilege o ittcndini t meeting of our county council hw vtry pleased i was when the imitation cime and my school mates chose mc to represent our school we assembled in the council chambers in milton where the warden mr leslie opened the meeting bv asking us to repeat in unison the lords prayer he then welcomed the students introduced us to the council mem bers and had each of us tell our name and the school we represent ed the minutes of the last meeting were read followed by reports tront hes changing the nations landscape you h cc the result of what be is doing m the city s c skyline or out where the corn grows taii in the mushrooming suburbs or in the new look of main street in a mellow old town where mam a vacant lot ooce stood he helps fill it with a fine new school where you used to see a building that was an eyesore you maj now sec a new apartment house store or post office that be played a role in providing thanls in part to him many houses rise berc and there or row on row in community after community new black ribbons of asphalt tic town to town somewhere a ne bridge is built new industrial plants too arc sometimes the byproducts of his helping hand perhaps one of them has provided you with a job who is be he rtprtsemu ail the miliums of life insurance policyholder ui canada and it s money from then- premiums which life insurance companies invest for them that makes possible such improvement as these throughout the nation so if you arc a life insurance policyholder budding security for your fatmrv and yourself yoore also bdpmg to btntd a better canada at your service lift us insurance c0mpames m canada m h good urn to own u immnmaf ls3q eussions on general council bus fness by this time it was noon so we went to the united church school room where a most delicious dinner was served by the ladles of the mountain union institute the program which followed consisted of solos by two gold medalists of tht halton music fes uval the guest speaker mr r f bomhold assistant school in specter of the county of halton ipoke to us praising the work of our schools and advised us to gel all the education we could rcccivt on returning to the court house we were divided into groups to inspect the various offices and departments in the county build ings the jail cells though of int erest to us make us think that we would n t care to spend any part of our lives there in the surro gate court office we were shown wills and it was explained to us the use ind work of the supreme and county courts we returned to tht council chamtx rs where the crown at tomiy mr dintjt explained to us how justict is idm msw red in the ci unty and urud us to shun temptations to gtnrd our good names and t c operate w th th police further discussions took place on tht btiver which have mignt ed into esqtiesing and art flooding some of tht roads after stveral other minor mat lers wert discussed douglis wr g glesworth thanked the coun il for giving us the opportunitv of itund their meeting wtir singing the nition 1 anthem god save the queen we adjourned and departed for our homes with a wider knowledge of the work of fa county council and the many problems with which they must deal to make halton such a progressive and pleasant place in which to live darling do you think you can manage to jive on an allowance of 25 a week precious get the license 111 try it a week ears burning that neighbor ot yours is bit of a rossip isnt sho i wouldn t go that far but 1 will bay that she came back from vicition with her tongue sun burned a new day coach today costs the canadian railroads 130 000 a din ing car 100 000 a sleeping car 200000 cost of equipment in a transcontinental train is 2000000 h s h0lden optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted pollock and campbell manufacturer of high grade memorials memorial engraving 62 wator st north out teufbone mm owbottoecatrwufr you will likely do some boating too during your vacation but 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