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the acton ree press acton ontario thursday september m 19h see demonstration on home nursing tie greenock women s institu e held the r september meeting at the home of mrs wrn hill fif teen members and one guest re ponded to the roll call a recipe for a quick dessert during the business session with the preaid ent mias elva pearcn in charge h wu decided to change the regular meetings to the evening mrs a mckeown read the scripture mrs chester allan convener for home economics and health presided ovtr the program the motto a nntions health is a nal ions wealth was given by mrs thomas hemslcy a paper on the prevention of accidents was read by mrs wm johnston and a splen did demembration on home nur ing and frlad was riven by mrs hassell impressions reviewed from nine member- who attended the a c w w convtnt on held in toronto rt centlj wire riven for the bentft of trios ho were unable t at tend and ilso a report of the home economy contention hi id earl tr m guelph a going awav remembrance i presenud to mrs hill who will soon be leaving the commun ij the institute grace was repcatid and everjone enjoyed a ocial hnlf hour in a 1am johnny just look at this jam jnr half impu 1 bel you ve been into it ago n honest mom i d like to take you up on that but i never bet pulp and paper accounts for a itipsontouringl i r 1 1 i lnroejmn b lipdvef aenmfwjf when is the best time for a vocation i always get four different answers to that question fall winter spring and summer take youi choice because they all have advantages personally im in favor of the fill vacation because i find accommo dation easier to get less expensive and far less crowded the weather is almost always clear sunny and dry and the high wars are less crowded with cars if you are now planning a regu lar fall vacation why not include your province s or neighboring province s fair in your plans tht sleek prize animals the lush har c5t exhibits the exquisite patch work qu lis and the general hurly burlj of a big attraction offer something for every member of the family but if you have alread taken our regular vacation consider the week end tourette idei pick up a map at your local service sto tion draw a 200mile c rcle on a map with your town in the centre and you 11 be amazed at the number of interesting points ft ithin thit circle that you can visit with com fort over the week end the c rcle will include without doubt a num ber of county fairs it this time ot the year and there s no better way to teach the canadian way of life to your youngsters than to show them the wonders of the countr in your wn back yar ao t speak 115th anniversary services fflijurrhtu inttrii 0uurrt sunday september 27th services at 1100 am and 7 30 p aa standard time guest speaker morning and evening services rev a r muir of erm and hiltsburgh united churches soloist john k itching of guelph special music by the choir a very cordial invitation is extended to all to worship with us on this our 1 15th anniversary mr norman russ minister chronicles off ginger farm written specialty for p actum r press by oweadellm r cterk si f 1mcimm1 cqstj st lorne garner motors ltd 45 mam st n acton ont toth service station 12 no 7 highwy w acton ont phono 52 5 will be on call for 74 hour emergency service beq nnmg on saturday and fol low ng through to the follow rig satur day n ght well my song and dance this past week has been mostly with pickles pears and tomatoes with a two weeks wash and an odd meeting or two to attend thrown in for good measure running around is just fine until the time comes for catching up with the work and then you begin to wonder was it worth while however if we really look that at titude no one would ever get any where and what a pity that would be as a few days away from home we ng new places and new thing- g ves a person satisfying memor es for months to come it also opens up new avenues for converse iii ard an exchange of experiences with other folk who at some tun htve travelled the same road i discovered that the other day when a travelling salesman who happens to re id this column stopped in with his wares apparently he has trav elled quite a bit knew all the places i had been to and a good many others in fact he told me of so many lovely and interesting places i really had itching feet it was a wonder i was able to set tie down again to work at all but i finally managed it pretty nearly had to as- 1 had f-sed-la- can tomatoes for bob and his wife who are still honeymooning and for dea and arthur as in the lat ter case a small apartment doesn t add to the convenience of canning and pickling of course the hard part is getting started once ove that hump preserving becomes a fascinating art and it grows on a person you start out with the raw product and in course of time by your own skill and perseverance you have jars and jars of vitamins and minerals and such like stored away for winter use then you take them down cellar come across a few more empty jars here and there and you are seized with an urge to fill those jars whether you need more fruit or not tomatoes cost so little whether you grow or buy them and home preserved fruit and pickles are so much nicer than the factory canned variety you wonder that the stores sell any canned stuff at all buy a can of tomatoes and what have you about three tomatoes and a lot of liquid the same applies to fru t of course some folk get awaj from canning by quick freezing fruits and vegetables that is fine if you have a homefreeier we would like one ourselves but at this stage of the game we think we can manage without we dd rent a locker for a number of years and it was quite satisfactory ex ccpt that when guests arrived ut expectedlj over the week end fruit and vegetables in the locker didn t help much once the rtorc was closed but with storafie shehes at home well filled wi h home preserves we can welcome our guests without get ng into an nward pane wondering what on earth we shall gic them for suj per i al4 notice that most fall fa r encourage homecamrmg b- the man competitive classes open for this class of goods other actimtes here last wc k were centred around a few calvis one new calf arr ved and three were sent to market two of hem were avrsh re and one was a dur ham all were about the am age but the difference between the aj rehires and fiho durham was really tnkmg the durham wa rolling in tat and weighed 30 pounds more than his two com pan ons so i guess it is true what we always hear its the breed that count also the sex bull calves natural make better veal than their sisters incidentally everj calf born on our farm this year has been a male which is rather unusual generally they run about fifty fifty w suu have tw3 vealers down at the baro just n case anyone would like a few veal cutlets incidentally two neighbors and i were talking about different cuts of meat which brought up the sub ject of veal sad one i never buy veal one tune we had such a pet of a calf t would follow the child rtn evenwhere and then the men butchered it for home consumption but the children and i never did eat an of that calf and w haven t had any stomach for veal eve well i can understand thi sent ment but i th nk the rea moral of that story is not to make a pet of an animal whose function n i fe 5 to provide meat for the table there are plenty eiic anmals upon whch affect on and thus avoid grief w a pet lamb or p g has to be killed or w ch idren natura iov briefing tabulator miss jo ann veldhuis on her clerical duties during the church census this coming sunday afternoon are rev r armstrong and rev e a currey the tabulators will check and sort the cards as they are brought into the united church by 100 census takers who will call at every home in acton and fhe im mediate district aim of the survey is to discover the church affilia tion of each individual in town a brief service of commitment will be held in the united church before the census takers begin their rounds at 2 p m members of all protectant hurches will attend a joint service in knox presbyteria church in the evening avoid the inevitable heartbreak it is kinder in the long run to di courage youngsters from making pets of barnyard stock i learnt that lesson years ago we had a tame drake but no ducks we couldn t keep the drake over the winter and it would have choked us to eat it bo we chose the lesse- of two evils and sold it alive oh dear wasn t saturday a dread ful day every time u rained i said to partner toor acton so much work goes into the pre par ations for a local fair and then comes the rain and a lot of lht work is lost you certainly had my sympathy but of course i haven t a doubt your under cover programs were a huge success should liked to havt bini there but i couldn t make it make mine gold brooklyn sergeant whalcha do before yuh joined de army recruit worked in des mom es sergeant iron or coal canadians use textiles at a rate about three times the world aver age b8 million yards of fabrics of all kinds were used in 1854 dyin0 is ixpinsivi awtup who msuumo iis mb can w h dinny a 39 brock si acton m dnwhomukcowuitirnkmu m home office toronto w something new in the mows family the first completely different box in 30 years i pound box 1 is 2 pound bo 2 25 70114 d an mals out babv a av of grow ng u so gord mccutchcon mens wear acton memo to advertisers llk gasoline by the gallon k advertising too what a fix wed all be in without those standards of measurement for the goods you buy and sell imagine the confusion waste and doubt in business transac tions if we didn t have accepted standards of weights and measures known values we believe it ts just as n for us to tell you what you get for your advertising dollars in terms of known circulation value as it is for you to do busi ness with your customers on the basis of recognized standards thats why this newspaper is a member of the audit bureau of circulations what is the abc the bureau is a cooperative and nonprofit 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