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taatjosoky june is loss the acton free press acton ontario pace tuhih j buy shares with a future invest in halton and peel trust and savings co llpfer share enquiries invited phone victor 43216 i halton peel trust and savings co a s nicholson president o e manning generatmanager oakvillt ontario assets exceed four hundred thousand dollars missionary shows j fathers pay june 19th dont forget to shop for pop youll find just what youre looking for at 2w tziduuuci arrow shirts hickock belts and jewellery c sport shirts a wonderful selection tshirts apanese articles a missionary home from japan spoke and shqwed slides on sou venirs at a special gathering in the baptist church on wednesday ev ening of last week miss ruth smith was visiting in town with pastor and mrs ray costerus from los angeles she was home- on her first furlough from japan miss smith showed slides of her work including tent campaigns literature stands and other meth ods she showed some of th s shown to the japanese people themselves she told of japanese customs and idol worship and went on to mention the great spiritual needs of the people- she encouraged the congregation to pray for her work and fo missions during the social hour she show ed kimonas articles of clothing and other items she had brought back with her mr costerus presided for the meeting which began with prayer arid scripture reading fay garner and mary reid sang a duet tea was served at the close by members of the mission circle planned waterworks extension felt shjt of eventual need iocsale special group of ties buy one tie regular price get another for only a dime give him a fathers day stetson hat certificate wool or nylon sox nothing is more important than ij water when a town gets into big stage development comments the georgetown herald j in 1948 georgetown took a major step in abandoning the old silver creek reservoir for a deepwell sys tern until then town wate had been supplied byispring water col lected in a reservoir at silvercreek a distributed through wate by a pump in the municipprbuild ing after arriving j gravity from the reservoir the new- system provided a con stant source of supply to replace the dwindling silvercreek sources lee sened by land clearance in woods and swamps where the water had collected last year growing demand water- from therjiew smith and stone plastics plant and a foresee able increase in other industrial re quirements plus a tremendous in crease in domestic supplies needed caused the town council to plan a second source of supply a new storage reservoir and other exten sive changes more water was found close to the present supply at the end of main st and tenders inustalling the new system are esently being dealt with by tee uncil and consulting engineering firm of philips and roberts at a recent council meeting a let ter was read from mr roberts in which he stated that even the new system will not be adequate to take care of the delrex subdivision when it is completed the total daily capacity will be 2400000 gallons information sup plied by the delrexdevelopers leads mr roberts to believe that eventually the town will have to produce four million gallons of water daily mr roberts suggests that explora tory drilling should be planned this year to locate possible new sources of supply auction sale of farm st implements furniture etc have received in theyear ending march 31 1955 family allowance payments totalled 3665 million an increase ot 164 million from the previous year the undersigned instructions from card kosly to sellby public- auction -at- his farm lot 27 on town line between nassagaweya and esquesing on wednesday june 88 commencing at 130 oclock the following cattle 6 durham cows fresh calves at side 1 hereford cow fresh calf at side 1 durham cow bred jan 5 1 durham cow bred fori oct 4 1 durham cow bred- oet 30 1 durham cow bred nojv 6 1 durham cow bred nov 7 2 dur ham cows fat 6 veal calves 2 durham heifers 1 year- old hogs and poultry 1 mat ure york sow 50 heavy hens farm implements etc mjd grain binder 7 ft mx steel manure spreader mh 6 ft mow er mh side rake mh hay load er flat hay rack hft rubber tire farm wagon steel wheel farm wagon mh grain grinder circul ar saw for ford tractor hornet chain saw 30 mh 13 disc grain drill set of bent sleighs turnip drill ford 2v4- ton dump truck slush sdoop for ford tractor cream separator no 14 fanning mill root pulper walking plow dump rake steel land roller 3 drum cement mixer and motor emery car trailer scuffjer scales 2 rolls of snow fence set of double harness hog crate forks chains bars and other small articles 1 hay grain etc quantity of baled hay large quantity of long oat straw 2 ton mixed grain oats and barley furniture cook stove 6 lid with warming closet and reservoir white enamel 3 steel beds chairs dressers wash stands battery rad io victrola odd table etc terms cash settlement with clerk on day of sale no reserve as the proprietor must sell owing to ill health hindley and elliott auctioneers l mcmillan clerk r playing casey jones ogoolook an eskimo toy lives on baffin island in the arctic but he still likes to play train engineer just as boys do the world over ogoolook is learning the controls under tutoring of engineer harry beach the train is the new super continental which recently went into canadian national railways service between montreal and toronto andvjancbuver no action taken by esquesrng on request for gas franchise 49c pr 2 for 95c quality clothes for dad and the lad mill st acton softer ride silent tread skid protection blowout and puncture safety lorne garner motors ltd frank toth no special rims needed take p o notice w e r wul be off in acton and vicinity sunday june 19 from 500700 am dltthuaiebuiiiblu iisiiikiiainukwiiainiaiiiauii bla iffim c i remember dad on his day ij june 19 d ont try to beat the traffic light m illnil you may save 30 seconds you may lose your life ii remember your signal light is green remember the red wiltbe againstsypui for only 30 seconds m mm aiol me are 30 seconds worth saving at the risk of killing yourself your passenger another motorist a pedestrian whops moving on his green check these suggestions i it shaver billfold it ash tray signet ring ir cigarette lighter or case cuff link set watch it silver beer mug it pen pencil set j j it set of beverage glasses two deputations were heard at the regular meeting of esquesing township council held on june 6 in stewarttown the request of anthony gas and oil explorations ltd for a franchise for the town ship was discussed at length but no decision taken the matte will be taken up with the township solicitor fred dixon approached council concerning a culvert no action was taken reeve bird presided with all members present a bylaw was passed restricting the use of land in a proposed sub division owned by meadow glen growers in lot 20 concession 9 in esquesing it was forwarded to the municipal board fo approval borrowing of 25000 for school purposes was authorized the clerk was instructed to forward the fee of 25 for approval of the bylaw to the ontario municipal board and to advertise for tenders for fturchase7ofhetleretitut5s the bylaw to assess the town ship and school sections for 1955 was passed payment was provided for com pensation to owners of poultry killed or injured by dogs claims for foxes destroyerrwere paid to gerald mcleod albert benton john currie harold camp bell and joseph schertzel amount ing to 12 donald lindsay was paid 20 for a ewe killed by dogs and evaluator a n stark 4 for the trip other accounts passed included j san ford and son plumbing 70346 georgetown hydro com mission 11625 ontario depart ment of rlealth 348 aj w bern- ton 5 george c brown 9450 road accounts 590280 paid and charged to esquesing fire area georgetown standby time 250 bickle seagrave repairs 270 charged to milton fire area l w mcmillan 100 credit valley con servation authority 1955 assess ment 6989 r don s bexton phone 645 owl cttciux mill st 8iimmiii for a century and a half a treasure supposedly buried by captain kidd hag been sought on nova scotias oak island tipsontouring by carol lone woman travel authority twenty million anglers cant be wrong about the fun of fishing but they sure can make mis takes about the best time to fish w- biw here are some fvzsf portents for a lucky days catch that you can look for when planning to drive off to your favorite piscatorial retreat fish bite best when they can see best this means they feed more when the waters are clear not muddy the moon seems to affect the fishs appetite too in fact theres a saying fish bite best when the moonis bright and this is true both day and night that many fishermen swear by a good offshore breeze is an other lucky omen the ripple on the water hides you from the fish rough waiter however will hide the bait from the fish many anglers consult a baromet er before setting forth on their sport they stay in bed if the baro meter is low and jump out early and fast when it is high or rising incidentally the warmer the wa ter the deepr should be your plugs spoons or spinners as the fish seek out the cooler levels actually the enjoyment for most people is not in catching fish but just in goln fishin good cattle saskatoon cp good pric es were realized at saskatoon in hibitions third annual cattle sale 43 grade a hulls brought a total of 26305 an average of 612 the contribution of the canadian red cross and the junior red cross for international relief in 1953 wa almost a half million dollars worth thinking about even the mcfst expensive garment looks only as good as its last cleaning job be sure of the finest service at u4tm jteeihen i i i rl