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i thxjrsday january 19th i9co the acton free pres acton ontario paok you can provide your own retirement pension thsough a canadian government a avi aj i p i t v hib- a w i a s iil in o r v h ot ubotnt ottwacpobtok fkee i sbownra how acjimadum aovaaooarr ncomi at low gobi iitastmht limn jmusor awm l maiuii tnaaw i left malton sunday for winter olympics three athletes well known iy left malton airport sunday for italy where kitchener waterloo dutchmen will represent canada at the winter olympics- kitchener has named 15 dutch men regulars from their senior a club who will compete in the games at c6hina dampeizo italy start- ing their hockey series january 26 two reinstated amateur defence- men joe schextzl and bud kemp are ineligible to play but will be- taken along on the trip schertzl norval district farmer joined the team after playing several seasons with hershey bears replacements for the two will be art hurst once a georgetown raid er who went on to stardom with kitchener and now is a member of stratford indians floyd butch martin remembered local ly for his appearances with elmira intermediates and also a former dutchman rapid cooling factor may make iw jbulk milk handling advantageous frostily ground minced beef short ribs i loan boneless 29c stewing beef 39c now enjoy an extra portion of your favourite cut threelegged or triplebreasted cutup thrbleggh or ikitofcwtfcjoieu iuir j w frying chickens 43 wvukvkvivuuuvv mtujiiitumi 10 lb new brunswick no 1 potatoes 29- calffornia seedlotx navel large size 2208 sunkist oranges florida no 1 marsh saedlan grapefruit california iceberg crisp solid head lettuce sup cleaned pot ready spinach dox 39c sizo96s id for 45c jumbo heads 2 for 25c cello pkgs 2 for 29c green giant fancy niblets 14 ox tins 2 for 33c tenderleaf 5c off sal i ilk bags pkg of 30 3oc a iga tablerite lard 1 lb pkgs 2 for 35c heinz pure tomato ketchup r 23 oolergarit blue or withe 5c off sale breeze with r7c tea towel six kmi whipped 16 ox jar peanut butter 35c -wnxrrtcoo1nr- c 15 ozrhns spaghetti 2 for 29c tooth past special saving offer i reg 33c tubes pepsodent 2 for 49c st lawtjmce corn oil ftxwtwyyvvww 33 cake mix 17 ox pkg 31 wvjjiiiiu white or 24 ox jv h brown loaf ayhner fancy sliced pineapple lincoln fancy fruits for salad iga with pectin v strawberry jam an 15 ox tin 23c 15 ox tin 21c 24 ox jar 39c frozen foods mortons turkeychick en- beer sox pie potpies 31c fpktsweet mixed 1 1 ox pkg vegetables 23c in the summer of 1955 about 300 ontario milk producers were em ploying the bulk method of handl ing their milk as this method has been growing in importance in the us and now in canada the in formation presented in a new bul- letin released by thedepartment of agricultural economics ontario agricultural college may be of as sistance in avoiding some of the problems which are involved in- the introduction of such a new system bulk handling involves the use of a large refrigerated storage tank on the farm to keep milk until it is collected by a tajik truck for deliv ery to the milk plant one of the main advantages of this system is that milk can be very rapidly cooled in bulk tanks thus quality is pre served at peak level similarly this rapid cooling results in less milk being rejected because of high bac terial counts this factor alone may be adequate to make bulk handling advantageous to many farmers with this superior type of cooling and storage collection of milk may be made every other day or even every three days this results in a greatly reduced labour cost of haul i t millr a i p -l-frtemp- wear on the milk truck there is less spillage o n fmoi tank- cost than does the ordinary can method when bulk handling equipment is installed the milk cans and can cooler may have to be sold at a loss qjid it is frequently impossible to dispose of the other milk handling trucks than from cans and measure ment and sampling can be more ac curately done with the bulk method the drudgery of handling milk cans is also eliminated in this method to offset these advantages there are several disadvantages in bulk handling of milk primarily the cost of the refrigerated bulk storage tank is about three to four times that of a comparable can cooling system this takes into account the fact that in order to accommodate less fre quent collection of milk the bulk tank must have about twice the cap acity of the can coolers in the installation of bulk handl ing equipment there is usually con siderable expense involved in re model 1hmtllrhotugct equipment also the size of tank is selected the volume of milk which can be handled is limited to the capacity of the tank installed thpre are two types of tank in use the ice bank type and the direct expansion type each has ad vantages and disadvantages the ice bank type has a reserve of tee built up at all times and is thus less seriously affected by electrical power failure the direct expan sion type has no such ice reserve and when in poor adjustment may freeze the milk however this type requires less space and can be made in a more convenient shape for cleaning poor cooling is not the only cause of milk rejection so bulk handling will not necessarily eliminate this problem a point to be kept in mind is that before converting to bulk methods the farmer has a bar gaining point which may enable him once the conversion is complete the bargaining position is lost an additional consideration in the advisability of changing to bulk handling of milk is that the money spent might be put to better use in some other improvement on the farm one way of reducing the ex pense of the changeover is for several farmers to go together and place a large order with the ac companying reduction in unit cost name new officers for wms wa thq wm f phnn 111 modate the new equipment- the result is that bulk handling of milk involves a higher fixed or capital phone 128 acton and be sure of the best exclusive sanitone service l 7u v tops cash n carry at 5 mill w phone ixo acton church nassagaweya met in the home of mrs george thomas rr 1 campbellvillc on januaryj sietaioco prevent many of the members from attending but an- en thusiasm was shown in the spirit of the meeting which offset the not-so- lvrgc attendance the devotional period was led by mrs walter freeman aided by several of the members an inter esting and lively discussion follow ed it held good and fitting matter for the beginning of a new year mrs andrew frank readfrcm the study book the subject of the reading was the churchs duties to wards canadas new citizens more personal contact with new arrivals was urged it should not be forgot- ten that the social activities in church life in canada are very new and strange to the immigrant from europe and until he becomes fam iliar with their objectives he is apt to feel very much at sea when he is first introduced to them family visiting and exchange of everyday ideas coupled with kindness and understanding xvere held to be the best welcomes for our new canad ians into our churches the wa meeting followed many letters of thanks from recipient of gifts and cards were read some small items of business were dis cussed a cup of tea was enjoyed by the members at the close the officers of the wms for 1956 are as follows president mrs w bewely vicepresident mrs w freeman secretary treasurer mrs a diamond supply convener mrs iage pianist mrs geo robertson jan 9 rolling room had no pncesupports are of benefit forums decide agricultural price supports ben efit most sections of our- canadian economy und have cost relatively trouble in setting cutsole down for uule m canada this was the gen all games in ho o t spot upper leather held the upper hand on the man power shy chrome for the works beam house won the first dropped the second and ral lied to snafe the last spasm by six pins for a two and totals verdict from curry leading the hit par ade were phil lesueur with an 860 330 tricountt other fair triples were j robson 684 j- turkosz 689 h orourke 613 w allen 618 b morton 659 h lambert 615 k papillon 610 a roach 601 b williams 610 league standing rolling room 68 curry 63 upper leather 60 chrome 36 beamhouse 32 cutsole 14 ledgers iga jan 8 george oakes 636 2791 score paced his to an allgame victory over hers and increased their lead considerably coming with good singles were d manes 220 and l hutchinson 207 starullrtgt hcrs44rfsuppt legion ladles the doodle bu clipped league leading half wits for the works while dim wits made it two and totals from the last place fire flies the ladies had trouble mak ing triples but making with the singles were j mcknight 209 s turkosz 206 p- jordan 213 e roach 200 and k james 228 league standing hat wits 63 dim wits 50 doodle btigs 40 fire flies 33 ymca ladles auxiliary jan 10 the front running cs dropped the first two to the ys but snared the last go to avert a c out ws made era view of tin 40 ontario faun forums who discussed the topic who benefits from price supports on january 9 for their question the forums took a look at how different groups arc affected by such price supports dealing first with consumers tyr- ell in norfolk and adolphustown in lennox spoke for about three- quarters of the groups when they said consumers benefit by price support because it stabilizes price and supplies rich hill forum in duffcrin feel that the consumer has also benefited from the fact that the relatively steady prices have prevented much speculation in foods looking at supports from the standpoint of the taxpayer west ridge forum in grey expressed the feeling for nearly 60 per cent of those reporting when they said the small iraction of the taxpayers dollar which went to pay for price irts is wellrepaitm a s economy when il ramo to lh- kagcsarne our services these advantages are available to ypu 1 guaranteed investments 3 for one year 4 for five yean also monthly investment plan 2 mortgage loans 3 executor and trustee on wills acting alone or jointy l 4 trustee pension funds 5 trustee endowment funds 6 trustee of funds of incapacitated persons 7 trustee of business insurance trusts 8 acting as standingoyattorney looking after ones financial affairs in case of illness or absence gain when they made it two games and totals from as and knocked said as from the second slot notrtples 15 crow himjui but j rugeis posted a 202 single n hurst 204 and l- barr 203 league standing cs 47 vs 42 as 40 ms 39 mason knit jan 10 it was shutout night for the mason knit gals with bouncers krazy katz and gofers taking hot shots ramblers and pin toppers in that order jean mccrea with 632 and joyce masales with 616- were tops in triples finding the range for singles were m woods 215- k mccristall 219 b williamson 212 d earle 205 a mclaughlin 204 g hulford 210 r turkosz 249 b- har- die 243 b dolphin 203 j deforest 210 league standing bouncers 64 gofers r3 krazy katz 62 pin toppers 54 ramblers 50 hot shots 44 acton mixed jan 10 terriers have fallen upon evil days and the best they could do was to salvaged one game from the high rollers shamrocks had it on thistles for two games but the thistles took totals by two pins for three points dirty skunks lived up to their name as far as pin clippers were concerned and took the long end of a 52 ft only one triple of note d grein 664 e for effort in the singles went to c ryan 270 j mccrac 210 e molody 236 m christie 22 g masales 207 e de- forest250 c clow 254and h de- forest 226 league standing terriers 49 shamrocks 45 pin clippers 42 thistles 42 dirty skunks 39 high rollers 35 baxter lab jan 11 indians led by heap big chief ab robinsons 620 tri- count skinned the tigers for all points yankees made every game a winning one from the dodgers and braves were brave enough to make two and totals from athletics the big garnes came in singles and it was m snow 212 a hufnagel 245 f fryer 203 m mclntyre 215 e hufnagel 212 l bradshaw 207 p mcpherson 221 h kinread 222 and b anderson 247 this onenear ly got lost in the shuffle had de- forests 654 triple- league standing athletics 69v4 braves 58 indians 55 dodgers 50 yankees 48 tigers 36h- aetea lanlte o jan 11 hep cats had one of their better nights and set lucky strikes down for the short end of a 552 hassle sloppy spares on the strength of the good right arms of dodie mcguloway 711 and donna krapek 624 clobbered jitterbugs for the works gogetters came out on the right side of a az go with pin tumblers for singles it was about a ijuarter of the groups thought like echo vale in glengarry that the relatively stable food prices resulting from price supports made it possible for the wageearner to budget mure easily for his living costs then about half of the for ums pointed out like whitechurch in huron that the price supports help the wageearner because they make it possible for the farmer to buy the goods which are produced in the city finally the forums took a look at the ways they have benefitted from igrirnltiiral prico s more than twothirds of them agreed with simcoe forum in norfolk when they said price supports ts- sure the farmer of stf m and give him security in his way of life bcthesda south in northum berland agree and add that the price supports have reduced the amount of speculation in farm products then townline forum in kent point out that the more stable prices have made it possible for farmers to plan their operations with greater con fidence because he i protected to some extehi from tossesaue to price fluctuations this same opin ion was held by over onethird of the groups m mckay 215 r hulford 224 and h lesueur 232 league standing lucky strikes 68 sloppy spares 64 hep cats 54 jitterbugs 47 gogetters 35 pin tumblers 26 k acton major jan 12 having already won the first series combines went out and added a few more points to their total with a two game and totals win from firemen tiger cats made it two and totals from vagabonds as did dominion hotel from car- rolls- the big three for the night were the brothers turkosz pete 721 and john 716 along witbt flailing phil le sueur 835 341 final standing second series combines 75 tiger cats 66 domin ion hotel 65 firemen 48 vagabonds 34 carrolls 27 coaunereialindnctrial jan 12 micro plastics got back on the winning track with an all out win from a p green rldsdalea threw a road block in front of govs cartacc by picking up all the marbles ink spots continued the shutout theme by zeroing the ramblers top trundlers on the tote sheet were d deforest 720 b williams 695 h dodds 663 e mc- hugh 644 i ellis 605 j gibson 645 h deforest 617 and g bar- beau 624 league standing micro plastics 62 goy cartage 54 ramblers 52 ridsdales 52 ink spots 49 a p green 46 we invite your enquiries phone o e manning vktor 43216 oakville halton 6l peel trust and savings co 97 celbeme sr e oakville ontl may fir restaurant acton east on no 7 highway open daily from t00 am to 300 am breakfasts lunches dinners sfiecial lunches daiiy steaks and chori a specialty goof food at reasonable prices we driver olenleagee jan 13 eskimos are starting to pile up a commanding lead in their league and their two and totals win from puddlejumpers didst hurt the cause lucky six couldnt make it 7 to did the next best thing and made it 5 by the well known two and totals method g booth showed the boys the way home with a 631 iricounc happy to mark up singles were j molody 228 j cal- lan 209 a rickers 218 dtimmiags 244 g barr 230 d osborne 200 aridjdowding203 league standing eskimos 31 puddle jumpers 23 lucky six 23 snafus 2 teenagers jan 14 bulls eyes with both games in their pockets after meet- ing orioles are in first place all by their owroome robins failed to keep pace when they only made it- one and totals from eagles hot shots are a little more firmly in the last playoff spot with an all out win from tumbling teens tops in doubles were r morton 46a and g hulford 419 for tingles it was r clow 201 d dawkins 203 d wrtds 221 m sjinter 20 and t jennings 201 league standing bulls eyes 31 robins 49 tumbling teens 37 hot i shots 35 eagles 29 orioles 24 dtsae aad data winning all games from streets- vi lie last saturday kept actons in- teriounty team well out in front picking up the various awards last week were dndie mrgllloway far i the ledgers i g a and the tops cleaners with her 289 single and 711 triple phil lesueur picked up both the cord mccutcbeon and the carrolls asrard with his 80 trt count and 541 single respectivelr the cocicola rrinhartt and ttp awardswere won by s gervats j j rice m suntex and r clow thats it and adios unigosu t t v 1 i tikdiimm