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t pjmi frr i u i 1 page ten the acton free press acton ontario thursday september 29 1955 many entries in holstein classes continued from page nine 9 bros ashville farms 1 h taylor and sons j w carney cow 4 years in milk gordon sinclair ashville farms aged cow in milk 1st and 2nd ashville farms ltd t j brown- ridge and son junior progeny of dam r c alexander 2nd and 3rd ashville farms j h taylor and son brockrj harris junior get of sire 1st and 3rd r c alexander gordon sinclair ross segsworth ashville farms t j brownridge and 6on junior herd r c alexander ashville farms ltd ross segs worth brock harris open progeny of dam 1st and 2nd ashville farms j h taylor and son j w carney t j brownridge and son open get of sire ashville farms senior herd gordon sinclair ashville farms ross segsworth intertownship herd nelson es- quesing trafalgar durham ties series with 5to4win 3s 0ee t otuuua by roy canadian durham tied up their ene- with campbcllville when the squeezed out a 54 victory in dur- him on friday september 16 the game was called after seven and a half innings much to the con sternation of the campbell ville team as the sun was till shining and it wa- 18 minute before of ficial sunset time durham got off to a four run le id in the first inning as harr hamilton encountered control trouble from xhe start the first two men uavked and weis doubld to drive in 1 run the second rui scored on a wild pitch as hnmil- tnn walked his third man of th inning a single b corbett score 1 another run and robert- replaced hamilton faulknei fuud to centre in the fourth run of the limine scoring but a nice throw from el liott doubled corbett off first an infield out ended the inning campbellville got one back n the third when roberts singled stole second and third and uas singled home b llod pari in the fifth campbellville scored thre rnore run- to tie the score jack laking was safe on an error bv the second baseman henderon then singled and elliott was walk ed to load the bases bill cairns then singled in two runs and sent elliott to third from where he scored on an infield out durham scored the inning run in the sixth singles b jackson and cor bett put men on first and second and faulkners double over bill cairns head in right field scored jackson campbcllville missed their big chance in the seventh when they loaded the bases with one out but garvie bore dow n and truck out wingrove and mcphail to end the threat for campbellville hamilton al lowed four runs of three walks and two hits roberta gave up one run in seven innings off five hits he walked one man intentionalk and struck out five for durham capcl worked four and onethird innings giving up foui run- oft six hits jhe struck out two walked two and hit one batter garvie went three and twothird innings giving up three hit- and one walk he hit one batter and struck out seven r h f campblvl 001 u0 000 4 8 1 durham 400 001 000 5 7 4 ibattcries campbellville ham ilton roberts and lakiug durham capel garvie and jackon by roy laberge canadian press staff writer ottawa cp canadas as phalt and tar coofing mdustrj has been charged with maintaining il legal pricefixing operations one of its main products is asphalt shingles the industry wa charged by the threeman restrictive trade pract ices commission set up by parl iament a a semijudicial body in 1952 the commission claimed the in dustry has engaged in illegal price fixing operations for the last 20 years in a 282pagc report to just ice minister carson it named 10 companies virtually the entire industry mr carson who mnde the re port public last week said he will consult with his legal advisors and decide later what action the gov ernment will take named in the report which de veloped out of a twoyear investig ation were the barrett co ltd montreal dominion tar and che mical co ltd montreal canadian gypum co ltd toronto bishop asphalt papers ltd portneuf stat- legendary figure as indian fighter portage la prairie man cp this is the year for indian fighting pioneers to be recalled and mani toba has a proud ont- big brawnv john mclean farm er law enforcer entertainer in dian fighter selfcreated attorne mail carrier and pioneer settler t of central manitoba has become a le gend in these regions tales of the fabulous scots ex ploits spring up periodically in newspapers and ari recounted by left handers are a persecuted group a minontv of people in thi world persecuted in countless wavs b the smug majority is that considerable segment which is left- handed because this minority has seldom tf ever raised a voice in its own be- half eric hodgins set out to do so mr hodgins famous author and creator of mr blandtngs was born a member of the southpaw nunontj whose cause he pleads he switched later in jife but says the switch dddictnt affect his speech the haughtv disdain of the right- handed world makes southpaws j sweat and tumble iery da doing things the righthanders take for granted pencil sharpeners radia tor knobs saxophones telephone dials are all designed by right handers for righthanders hodgins complains on the cruel stuckup j preposterous assumption that the world is all that way formerly parents tried mightily to change lefthanded children round believing this character istic indicated low intelligence and perhaps criminality psychologists today insist that infant lefthanders develop naturally just about the only honored left hander is the baseball player southpaw pitchers have long been respectable and lefthanded batters have the real advantage of being about three feet nearer first base the righthanded worlds con- tempt for the lefthanded minority even show in our speech as the digest makes clear sinister and gauche the latin and french re spectively for left have come to mean evil and awkward but the right handed world compliments it- self fey- describingcleverness with the words dexterous and adroit xrom the latin and french for right even lefthanders disparage the lefthanded compliment oldtimers who speak of the good old davs some vears aro the por tage la prairie fair board sponsored a 20th centurv version of an even ing in the home of john mclean mclean came to canada in 1837 and spent 25 vears in wellington count in ontario before he packed up and came west where the strug gles between man and nature were i challenge to his fier restlessness this area where more than a cen tury before la verendvre had established fort lj reine and where just a decade earlici arch deacon william cochrane had estab lished an anglican parish was his destination the indian population did not welcome mclean thoy feared white settlement thc ignored pro perty boundaries and more than once helped themselves to mcleans potato and turnip crops mclean had to use his brain be sides his brawn to outwit the in dians at one time he was warned that two indians had hidden them selves in brush surrounding his cabin and were preparing to ambush and slay him mclean calmly walked to his bed room and opened a trunk which had been gathering dust ever since its arrival in the west inside was a complete dress outfit tall silk hat formal coat and all the trimmings he donned this finer and strolled outside right past the concealed indians who did not recognize the impressive gentleman mclean then circled behind his wouldbe killeis and surprised them with his own ambush he did not kill them but he frightened them into staying a long way from his property to the young and old citizens of this city that vtory is only one of hundreds that describe the bold scot to them the ballad of davy crockett rings hollow when matched with the tales of mr mclean laberge staff writer ion que brantford roofing co ltd brantford ont building products ltd ville la salle que currie products ltd hamilton the philip carey co ltd lennox- ville que sidney roofing- and paper co ltd victoria and can adian johnsmanvillo co ltd to ronto newfoundland ferry the federal government plans to go ahead with a 500000 break water in hopes of providing a safe berth at port aux basques nfld for the 11500000 ferry wil liam carson works minister win ters following a meeting with cnr president donald gordon said he thinks the breakwater 500 or 600 feet long can be built by the mid dle of next year m the harbor protection if ade quate will permit the 9500ton ferry to ojieiate between north s dncy n s and port aux basqu es the route originally planned cutting 190 miles off its present loute to argentia nfld the government has already spent 6000000 for a new dock and 280000 for dredging at port aux basques and opposition members raised a furore when the william carson went into opent ion earlier this year to argentia instead the cnr shifted the newfoundland port of call when fears arose that heav seas might damage the ves sel at port aux basques mr winters said a report by robert gwyther noted british port engineer indicated the dredging caused no matci lal detei loralion of harbor conditions atomic breakdown repaired canada s highpowered nrx re actor at chalk river ont is back in operation follow mg the second breakdoyy n in its eight ears existence automatic safety devices shut off the 11000 000 pile jul 25 mr mrs thompson honored at shower mr and mrs arthur griffin held a kitchen shower at ther home on friday everting september 23 in honor of mr and mrs frank thompson rooms were decorated for the occasion in pink and white autumn leaves and flowers a few games of euchre were played harold griffin acted as chairman for the program which included singing reading by mrs herb tay lor duet by john and anne van orapoen reading gloria albertson reading by mrs r l davidson solo joyce peavoy end reading mrs william thompson mr and njrs frank thompson were called forward and miss joann i smith readtheaddiess mrs grif- fin mrs taylor mrs davidson and mrs thompson cai ried in a decorat ed basket and other gifts the bride and groom both made fitting replies and all joined in sing ing for they are jolly good fel lows a number were then called on for speeches after which a dainty lunch was served to bring the even ing to a close unen a special ruel rod under test in the giant teattoi damaged and contiiminated its inidts after scyen weeks of cleaning decontamination icpaus and test ing w j bennett pi esident of moraic energy of canada ltd an nounced last week the reactoi is again winking the july breakdown was far fiom comparable to 1 major accid- i ent in december 1952 yy hen a big poyyer surge in the leactor caused damage and extensive contaminat ion and forced a 14month shut- doyvn for rebuilding canadians may stay in viet nam recent events in viet nam raise the possibility that canada may have to keep truce supervisor n that country longer than originally planned prime minister diem of south viet nam last yy eek refused for the second time to hold a conference with communist north viet nam on elections for a reunified coun- tr vict nam was temporarily div ided at the 17th parallel by the july 1954 geneva armistice agree ment there is a feeling here that the election wont take place at least at the time scheduled thus raising the possibility that viet nam will remain divided like korea prime minister diem has taken the stand that south viet nam did not sign the geneva agreement and therefore is not bound to it he also apparentl feels that any el ections yy ould be rigged by the reds so that all viet nam would fall into communist hand- the halt in getting negotiations for an allout viet nam election started raises the possibilit that canada as a member of the three iation international truce super visor commission may haye to stay in viet nam past jul 1956 though on a mailer scale preseason specials ran mating cunic smart neir smndmhvood brush ger living ever hear blower circulates hestt by force turns it self on and off gives greater comfort floor to ceiling saves up to 2s fuel got a heating problem come in and dis cern it with our duotherm heater specialist well show 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