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thurs sep 15 1955 the actor freer prsagrpnontario actpn o page elevbn pollock and campbell manufacturers of high grade memorials memorial engraving 62 water st north 6alt tekplkh 2q4 md co piumbing heatino eavestroughtnr pressure systems water softeners 251 mason blvd acton phone 25 wedding in guelph of local interest at a double ring ceremony miss muriel catherine allan and mer- vin lloyd tolton were married in knox presbyterian church guelph rev d crawford smith officiat ed the bride is the daughter of jirs- stewart allan of guelph and the late mr allan and the groom is a son of mr and mrs john ivan tolton of arkell pink and white gladioli decorated the church for the ceremony of interest to district readers- guests were present at the cere mony from milton campbellville mbrriston badfenoch aberfoyle carlisle corwhin woodstock aur- ora arkell and detroit james allan gave his sister in marriage she chose a waltz length gown of chantilly lace and tulle over taffeta the fitted bodice was fashioned with a mandarin collar and the yoke was trimmed with sequins her fingertip veil of rose tenders called for georgetown hydro building a modern onestorey building is being planned to replace the pres ent georgetown hydro building j tenders have been called by going hunting this fall store your game at rockwood frigid lockers rockwood phone 48j georgetown hydro commission for the building which will be erected on water st beside the post office earlier this year the commission acquired a large lot which fronts on water street from the lions club former owners the building has been designed by r w- hall brampton architect it will have an office fronting the street much larger than the present business office a rear basement for storage of heavy material a load ing platform which iill face on back st superintendents office a board room plus a truck and gar age area the building will be of brick construction 9 mill street acto grand union celebrates its 83rd birthday see what 83c will buy healtho or tops 15oz white cross campbells tomato aylmer with pork 20oz dog food toilet tissue soup beans puddings catsup aylmer 11oz shredded wheat tl bj m real seal uma flakes alb tin cocktail royal instant fruit aylmer 15ox tin pineapple oru8hei del monte 20ob kleenex regular or chubby 11 for 83c 8 rolls 83c 7 tina 83c 5 tins 83c 7 for 83c 4 btla 83c 5 fkgs 83c 3 for 83c 4 for 83c 3 for 83c 5 fot 83c point lace and tulle was caught to a crown trimmed with sequins her bouquet was a cascade of pink demure sweetheart roses and whie carnations set in tulle as maid of honor miss joan preston of detroit wore a cocktail length gown of blue crystalette the fitted bodice featured a wide de- colletage and wide banding and a very bouffant skirt she wore matching mittens and a headdress of braided straw she carried a nosegay of white chrysanthemums and blue carnations miss marjofie boles as bride maid wore an identically styled gown in pink with matching acce- sories her nosegay was of pink carnations and white chrysanthe mums as junior bridesmaid miss mar ilyn tolton sister of the groom wore a yellow gown and accessor ies matching those of the other two attendants in her nosegay were white chrysanthemums and yellow carnations the grooms brother ronald tol ton was groomsman ushers were arnold allan brother of the bride and kenneth ord of carlisle cou sin of the groom accompanied by horace wilson miss flora mitchell sang a reception was held in the ar kell school specially decorated with streamers and flowers pink roses pink and white candles flank ed the threetiered cake mrs allan received wearing a navy crepe and lace dress vih white accessories and a corsage of pink roses the grooms mother as sisted wearing powder blue with navy rccossorics and a corsage of pink roses for the wedding trip to northern ontario the bride changed to a dress of pink crystalette with navy accessories and white carnations they will reside in gueiph gfngetfarm written specially for the acton free prea by gwendoline p clarke rolling down to hells gatewhere the mighty fraser river boils through a narrow canyon hells gate on its way to the sea canadian national railways crack super continental slows down to a five mileanhour speed fish ladders have been built in this sec tion of the wildly beautiful fraser to enable the salmon to surmount a rockfall and proceed up the river to spawn the silversided homecomers are plainly seen making their way up the artificial staircases near the point where this picture was made saw ri peggy mcdonald john barr wed standards of white gladioli and white rtiums were placed in the chapel of emmanuel college tor onto for the marriage of margaret jean peggy mcdonald of mimico arid john russell barr of acton the bride a nurse is the daughter of mr and mrs robert warren mcdonald of mimico and the groom is the son of mr e- e barr and the late mrs barr of actom rev m e burch off iciated at the ceremony on saturday september 3 at two oclock in the afternoon miss florence craig played the or gan the bride wore a gown of white nylon net over corded net the scul ptured bodice appliqued with guipure lace and seed pearls at the vneckline the bouffant skirt fell to a chapel train her veil of fin ger tip illusion was tcaught to a coronet of seed pearls she carrie1 a bouquet of white orchids pink rose buds and stephanotis her father gave her in marriage she had three attendants the mat ron of honor a classmate of th brides in nursing was mrs george stark of kitchener miss glori schram mimico a friend of th- bride and mis miriam mcdonald a cousin were bridesmaids mrs stark wore a strapless gown of net over taffeta in forgetmenot blue with a matching jacket hiri bandeau was of the same material she carried an arrangement of white mums and pink rosebuds- the bridesmaids wore gowns fashioned on the same lines in pink and also carried bouquets of white mums and pink rosebuds robert addy a friend of the grooms was best man ushers were james mcdonald a cousin of the bride and william holmes of ac ton a friend of the groom following the ceremony the re ception was held in wymilwood in toronto there aboia 70 gudss were present from calgary ottawa windsor detroit london walker- ton kitchener peterborough pic- ton toronto aand acton both the brides mother and grandmother received- mrs mcdonald chose a jacketed gown of greyblue taf feta with a corsage of pink rose buds the brides grandmother wore a gown of charcoal petitpoint taffeta with yellow rosebuds the bride and groom left on a trip to the west coast after their return in about three weeks they will make their home in pprt credit for travelling the bride wore a beige suit threaded wia gold and a matching hat her ac cessories were of cocoa shade and her corsage of green orchids in the value of its production the pulp and paper industry has headed the list of canadian peace time manufacturing industries for a quarter of a century the busy fall season is still with us on most farms threshing is over tut there are other jobs to do pullets to house cattle to change from pasture to stubbie fall jvheat to sow apples to pick and the other hundred and one jobs that have to be done before the leaves turn crimson and gold in the house canning and pickling is still the qjrdjer of the day the aroma of pickling spices is wafteh abroad and mother surveys with satisfact ion rows of green nineday pickl es rich red beets and the deep yellow of mustard pickles in fact a row of pickles can be a pleasing study in color contrast the children of course are back to school and mother must now do her own fetching and carrying surprising the number of par ental steps that can be saved when the children are around on many farms the above picture holds true on other farms as with part ner and myself children have grown up and moved away si now we do our own fetching and carrying or in many ways fetch and carry for each cither on a farm where active farming is stil carried on modern machinery has taken the place of willing hands taken yie pldce did i say 1 wonder a combine and a hay baler speeds up threshing and haying tremendously providing there is no mechanical breakdown less manual work is now required for many other jobs but it seems to me the work involved is taking more out of the older farmer than it ever did not physically perhaps- with a milking machine a man can milk 15 cows as easily a he milked five years ago but the tension is greater the output of nervous energy is increased tremendously from the days when dad find the boys loaded loose hay on the hay rack and milked the cows by hand agriculture science has progresscjp by leaps and bounds during in- last 25 years but i have yet to be convinced that the average older farmer is leading an easier life shorter hours yes daily chores lessened considerably as long as everything goe all rikht but a breakdown with the milk ing machine combine or baler or a power failure can lake more oii of a man in nervous tension than would the physical energy used- for the same job the oldfashioned way however there is nothing that can be dpne about it manual farm labor being practically nonir existent as a result progress and invention go hand in hand and it is probably only to the older farmer that adjustment comes a little dif ficult the younger generation naturally accepts modern methods of farm ing in its stride just as it accepts jgt planes rind fast auto- mobiles mechanized farming is also an attraction to the middleaged businessman with a yen for the wide open spaces to him farming with modern machinery appears de ceptively easy so he takes up farming as a sideline or goes out of business altogether buys a hundred acres in an unknown tcrritory- spends several thousand dollars modernizing the house anof barn and another few thousand on pedi- greed cattle in a great many cases a few years finds the businessmanfarm er an older and a wiser man 1 as a result the farm is again on he markejt the businessman having discovered by bitter experience that to uninitiated modern farm machinery merely substitute one head ache for another ironically enough if it were not for modern machinery there would be fewer businessmenformers if the would- be farmer thought he might have to milk cows by hand clean out stables with a wheelbarrow and take hay and crop off the field the c idfashioned way he might not be quite so keen on buying a farm but of course there are many successful businessmen farmers there is the executive type who can afford a farm manager and other help and thus- indulge his hobby such farms are the show windows of agriculture a very different proposition from the bus inessman who sets out to run a farm by himself even if he has every piece of modern machinery he can get well i guess this is where i turn grandmother and leave farmers and farm methods good bad and in different to take care of them selves dee arthur david and honey have jut come in and i imagine i shall be required to do a spot of baby sittingand dog sit ting while they go hunting torn- atoes look to me as if dave has grown aboutwo inches since we last saw him and that was only about two weeks ago how children vary one wee niece two and a half years old weighs only about 25 pounds and yet is as healthy and active as a child could be excuse me i must rescue the cats and dogs dave has already made a beeline in their direction he is liable to love them to death pulp paper industry spends money on forests from which a return can not be expected for 40 to 80 years hence nowhere else are such long term private investments being made to insure the future of can ada free anniversary pearls with tea bags mother parkers 60baq pko tide giant pko 15c off pack pay only 60c v k follow iha chowds fthib buy ofihe 6jeah spic span ioc offpyom 6 ac the quantity of both the above is limited f bl johnsons hard gloss glo co at q 99c while our stock- lasts j a v e x bleach pko 3 9 c the hew bine powdered bleach for fine fabrics midget mix candy mccormicks iaoz bag 25c eating apples jonathan fancy 3lb cello bag 25c 6qt bskt 49c grapes oranges onions potatoes california cal sunkist size 220 doz canada no 1 3lb cello bag washed marsh 1bctl6lajr 2 lbs 27c 47c i7c 4fc sweet potatoes 3lbs 23c at tjouh fordmonarch dealers used gars trucks every day is the ernwd oey owioj tan exeat i flocking to the fordmonarch dealers september shower of bargains and driving away the best- used car and truck buys or a lifetime drop ar6und to your fordmonarch dealers sec the big bright array of sparkling latemodel turnins some of them al all of them outstanding values the result of recordbreaking newcar sales look em over youresure to find just the model thats right for you at a rockbottom price in the exciting september shower orspargains what hr miams every used car and truck that rates the al sign has beent reconditioned by expert servicemen inspected and checked for safely for appearance and performance priced for outstanding value truthfully and accurately advertised warranted by yaur fordmonarch dealer and backed by his regulation join the crowd drop in now get the best and biggest deal in towni 1954 monarch sedan radio heater and turn signals 1950 meteor 2door clean good rubber mech anically good 1950 ford 2dpor good transportation at small cost phone 69 2 1955 new ford 14ton pickups t h o m p s o n m o t o r s for d moharch s se n ford tr k