Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 22, 1955, p. 5

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ik ttmursday sliptember 22 1955 the acton free press acton ontario page troop b o w l i drop in anytime for coffee i o w l just for fun whether youre novice or pro drop in for an enjoyable game in pleaaant urroundinb youll like it i acton bowling lanes phono 697 10 main st extra room or two 17 chronicles of g f written specialty for the acton free press by gwendoline p clarke twttoifunm mmmmi look at those chickens ross proctor harold pressey and george hume are shown turning over one of the six trays of half chickens in the barbecue pit at the chicken barbecue of the hal- ton community centre parks board although the rain dampened suit photo the affair slightly about 100 people sat down to the delightful meal prepared by the women of the district shown in the background of the picture are a few of those who were present- for the barbecue tables at centre left are set for the crowds soon to come pollock and campbell manufacturers of high grade memorials memorial engraving 62 water st north gait telephone 2048 aaaaeaibsaaaiasaaababbssaaaaieabaebi y if you need more room in the farm house for the children more accommodation for hired h mote allround convenience for everybody in the home a spare room for visitors or if you simply need more space for relaxation dont let shortage of ready cash stop you from oing ahead with building plans mow if your proposition is sound theres money for you at the b of m in the form of a farm improvement loan talk it over with he manager of your nearest afofm branch this week f fll hm flxar his full name is farm improve ment loan give him a chance to help fix up your farm hes eco nomical conven ient versatile he can do almost anything in mak ing your farm a better farm fjanir b m bank of montreal acton branch william da vey manager working with canadians in every walk of life since 1817 h s holden s optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted 7 douglas st guelph reporter and camera date at barbecue mother nature did her bcsljln spoil the plans made by the hal- ton community centre parks board for their chicken barbe cue on wednesday september 14 at the lowvilu community centre in preparation for the event which included the chicken bar becue over an open pit a moc casin dance in the park and a bingo the board had ordered 200 chickens enough to feed a crowd of 400 had set up their tables for the bingo and the all the event came off and had marked f with fence the spot for the all meal snow dance but at tlie inst- minute mother nature stepped ill with a shower of rain not enough to dampen the spirits of the 40 kutsls who sat down for the first ervmg but just enough to drive those who were on time for the second serving around 7 pm under the trees to eat their chicken dunked in a mixture of coffee and rain water phone 128 acton and be sure of the best exclusive sanitone a r v i co cash n carry at 5 mill w phone jq acton haltoh peel trust savings company shares are a good investment lhctrarromwefinancialkst june 11 1955 the rise in prjee of trust and loan company stocks is one measure of the growth of the essential services they per form ahd in the past year this group of stocks has j bounded higher than stocks in general halton peel trust savings company shares at 11 per share offer an unusual opportunity to invest in a trust com pany which is already making very sub stantial progress with assets in excess of 500000 these shares may now be purchased on the easy payment plan 1 0oharescost 1 1 00 pay down 220 and 44 a month for 20 months no interest charge we invite your inquiry call o e manning vktor 43216 officers and directors a s nicholson burlington president o e manning oakville j a roberts oakville dr c a aaartin milton vicepresidents angus mcmillan oakville sectreas directors w j hearty acton e d goulding toronto h r lawrence brampton e barnngharn oakville r r manbert oakville dr g helders amsterdam holland e m milne burlington p a fishef burlington j peng it ley clarksbn j r barber georgetown halton trust savings peel company 97 couorne st e oakville ont offers you 7lw7f4fasw sirrf new fast train to maor western point a well as could be expected un der the unsatisfactory conditions the hoard didnt lose any money the dance and the bingo were held on saturday night anil the 100 who sal down for a chicken meal not jul what they wanted a half a chicken barbe cued over n glowing charcoal firn willi salads potato chips pickles donuts coffei and all the trunminus the chickens wen- done over a charcoal fin- inside a cement block pit the halfchicken were laid out on grilled i lays anil turned every so oflen lo insure even heat on biith sides of the chicken they were jiajjji5i led by hos proctor and harold pressey representatives of pur ina feeds mr auckland of the lowville general store assisted ihem idv vi see fall vote on natural gas a vote in georgetown on a fran chise for halton natural oas co ltd is almost certain this fall the georgetown herald reports application of the company for such a franchise has been ap proved after a recent hearing be fore the ontario fuel hoard which followed two readings of a george town bylaw which will authorize the mayor and clerk to sign an agreement with the company if a third reading of the bylaw passes and it becomes law anoth er hearing will be held before the fuel board when the company will reveal its rates and provide all pertinent data a vote of ratepayers for which the company will pay all expenses will then be held as assent of ratepayers must be obtained be fore the company can operate in town mayor armstrong said he be- believed lhat if gas is available it i might be an incentive to certain i industries locating there the reason he had stressed the i vote was that there would be cer- tain inconveniences when pipe lines were being laid the company he i feels would have to make a pub- licity campaign to acquaint the public with all facts before the vote i jhqttt 0rfrefffa convenient train to motor and intermediate western points e wide range of modern accommodations to suit every budget enjoy economical meals or snacks on both trains in the coffee shop dining car service is also provided inquire about themone saving family fare plan 4- ticket agents can have vnm a driveyoursetf car wafting for you on arrival if you wish e for reservations and information see write or phone your local canadian national passenger agent xjw 1i2 an english sports car that has set 100 world records for its class uses aluminum in its body work andin jmrtsotthe chasis and a jfrench company is making lightweight aluminum collars for draught horses just goes to show that in this age of aluminum it isnt just the newest marvels that makp use of aluminum but some of mans oldest inventions loo which is one of the reasons why we have aflwily started work on expand ing the ingot capacity of our new development at kitimat from its present 91500 tons a year to 331500 tons aluminum company orcanada ltd alcan lovely beautiful wcuttocr just right for local full fairs and other end of season activities r- hw nice it would he if one could visit nil the small fairs that lire held from now to the unci of october por- haps some people might nay why bother one- fair in much like mi- other with thai i dont agree true every fair has moio or less tho same classes for competition and exhibits there- me cuttle pigs poultry and horses baking sewing and fancy work trotting races and tilt- midway hut yet there is mi individuality about each fair that makes it u little different from uny other fair and of course each fair draws itm main crowd from a different locality be sides the regular attendants who make a practice or visiting elicit fair within easy driving distance well there was a show last satur day that partner and i would like to have gone to but we just couldnt as we had visitors that afternoon however we did have ofle good treat over the weekend by putting in an appearance at the military massed hand concert at the exhibi tion grandstand sunday night wo all went dee and art bob and joy yes and even dave bob drove us down and brought us back home this is the eighth consecutive year the massed hand concert has been held partner and i have always wanted to go but other yearn it did not seem worth the effort because there were always so many chores to do before we could gel away this year it is very different what is there about service bunds thai makes such a strong appeal to the imagination how could anyone listen to the skirl of the bagpipes watch the rhythmic swing of the kilts of the scottish regiments and remain unmoved other bunds too bugle trumpet and massed brass bands all had a special appeal without a doubt military music is the best recruiting agenf that ever existed one selection played last night by e trumpet hands was unto the hills it was beautiful i would have been quite happy had they played it over and ovir again and then just before the last post the massed military and brass bands played abide with me while a while cross mounted at the back of the platform was shown up in relief by the beam of a mauvetinted spot light simultaneously the union jack was lowered from the flag staff it must hove been a proud but sorrowful moment for those who had lost a husband sons brothers or sweetheart in either of the two world wors we had wonderful seats half way up the grandstand from that dis tance you wouldnt think it possible to recognize any one person but we did as the massed pipe band marched to the front of the grand stand partner exclaimed look isnt that flnlay out front sure enough it was one of our neighbor boys from over on the next conces sion who belongs to the lome scots regiment we knew him by his bearing and since he was one of the drum majors he was easy enough to spot especially as i be lieve he is over six feet in height well it was a most enjoyable evening even for dave for at least half of the programme he was all eyes and cars listening entranced to the music and when everyone else dipped he clapped too eventually the sandman was allpowerful and dave stretched out full length across his mothers and daddys knees and went to sleep as peace fully as if he were at home in his cot but when we got to deespiacc he was wide awake again and joined nydolkh snack part our the baliles were never allowed such privileges but presentday children seem lo get away with it without apparently suffering any adverse consequences idont knowhovw they do it it is ridiculously warm again to day the probs are for 85 and it was 00 yesterday but you cantt fool the birds they know that the fall season is just around the cor ner this morning there were four blueja in the annle t just not- side our bedroom window we have hardly seen- or heard oneall sum- mer and then i jooked at the hy dro wires down the lane they were black for quite a distance be cause of the large number of star lings perched there when it gets to near sundown i notice other birds congregate in large numbers before going to roost a sure sign that fall is in the air another sign is wellfilled fruit shelves in the basement so help me i dont want to sep another pear irquiteawhjliejwhytheyjiaveto ripen a few at a time 111 never know i had a bushel of bartletts and i was doing pears every day for a week oh well i expect they will taste pretty good when the time comes to eat them and after all that is the main thing no on action taken palermo school commenting on complaints as to the condition of the new palermo school trafalgar p s board chair man e j james stated that- no action would be taken by the board until the contractor had fin ished wwktliieboarljlldnq not discussthe situation during the meeilng 1 4 hr ulrrrr tmmfeh t vtffrrm wgffll

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