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thursday march tsfrptsbtr the actom free press acton ontario page ni smy- bible society rally sunday march 18 acton united church union service at 700 pm speakersrev g pearson district secretary followed by sound film our biblehow it came to us combined choirs everybody welcome challenging employment combine i valuable experience and train ing in canada regular army the pay a good you learn new skflh i atrade or train lo be a you get a taste of real adven- ture have a dunce to make lielong friend with fine men young 4 enttnanastic a cut above average tlu y you- make your choice to leave or stay and make a career with advancement training and variety find out about one of canada better careers no obligation ban ontrev- 184 kltur street ctat hamllten ontarle iceatr 194 king sttmt east hamilton out nreleplmnet28708 or write 1 j lam tmih unv want ad page- where old friends meet iujii unloij mu street tjzff acto l ftasamafi quality is our business quejsnsway choice tomatoes 2i 31c chateau j 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them funny how we get away from doing things at one time i made all my own bread i couldnt imag ine my family being satisfied with of tht bleeding which didnt make the milkmi any easier and wouldnt have been allowed by the health j unit in this day and age porridge was another standby at ginger farm always porridge for breakfast nut quickmeal porridge but real old scotch oatmeal that is another habit that fell by the way now its packaged cereal and in those days we had tea at breakfast time now its coffee in fact we wouldnt say thank you for breakfast without it or grape fruit it was the youngsters who changed out habits bob took a liking to coffee when he was in the army so when he was at home on leave i naturally made coffee for him and a pot of tea for ourselv es but that got to be too much of a chore so finally wc all drank coffee maybe its the weather has put me in a reminiscent mood a few days ago we had a real oldtime storm and we are promised more of the samp the snow was swirl ing andblowing like fury but not enough of it to pile into heavy drifts and it didnt interfere with bakers uiead then one bread companies started canvassing for customers around here and i bought bread once a week to save baking so often eventually our family was reduced in number and it didnt seem worthwhile baking just for two or three so the baker got another regular customer it was the same thing with but ter even when we stopped mak ing butter to sell i always did a churning for ourselves every few weeks the old barrel churn is still down in the cellar now we buy butter all the time butter- not margarine id have you know but there were some things we never did do very well not being born to it as one might say cur ing pork for instance we tried several methods but our side bacon was always hard and unappetising as for headcheese the look and smell of a pigs head stewing awav made me feel sick after several attempts wc ended up by giving the head away after a butchering but i liked rendering lard there was something fascinating in re ducing all the cuttings to liquid grease and cracklings i was never much of a hand at making soap partner never want ed me to do it anyway because when he first came to canada he lived on a farm where homemade soap was always used it was very strong and very smell and in win tertime his hands were raw and 18 spotlight on the district news hems of interest gleaned from the newspaper of the district gordon leaver heads liberals gordon leaver of gakville was elected president of the halton road traffic at all in the old days the read past here was a county road not a highway and it was often impassable after a bad storm of course no one ever thought of driving a car during the winter anyway the old flivver was jack ed up on blocks for months at a time even whon spr c the h s holden optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted 7 douglas st guelph car couldnt be used because of the mud morses were allimportant in those das and so were the trains cattle and pigs were shipped to the stockyards bv rail every station had its loading yard and farm stock was taken there by sleigh or wagon sometimes cattle were herded along the road on foot i remember the first time partner sent out a load of pigs by motor transport we watched the truck go down the lane and thought it the list word in convenience for farmers the second time we were not so sure an old sow that was being shipped broke the side of the loading chute and got away she was a contrary old dame anyway so we finally ate her and then the chickens hatched bv broody hens i remember hav ing as many as 15 setting hens at one time when the chicks were hatched we took half the hens awav keeping the ones with a nice motherly disposition some times thev were too motherly and smothered some of the chicks dur ing the night oh the sick feeling when vou found a numler of poor little dead chicks under a mother hen or halfgrownn chicks killed bv rate skunks or carried awav bv a fox the time came when we got davold chicks and a brooder stove later it was started chicks and then eight week old mixed chicks now we buv ready to lav pullets which make the work lighter as we grow older such changes during the years it sounds like a century ago and ct it all took place in the 30odd venrs we have been farming sometimes when i speak of present conveniences i wonder if i sound smuk actually we ire anything but smug it just is that as wo look bnck we reali7e how hard wc and other farm folk worked with few conveniences and so little of the comforts of life but we are glad we went through that period otherwise wc wouldnt know en- ouch to apnreciate the warm con venient and comfortable homes of todav annual meeting held in the town hall milton he succeeds frank pctch councillor peter watters oak ville and lome bird esquesing were named vicepresident ken dick milton secrctaryand victor hall trafalgar treasurer b ree no size architect for sepste school but have approval approval in principle of a new liberal association- at itsreccnt- separate school in bronte has been received from the department of education we still have some formalities to clear up with the department stated j w stothers secretary- treasurer of the board wc dont know what size the- m weto w lc as yet nn we havent selected an architect construction election of officers was conduct ed by edwin hurrop of milton a past president a number of del egates were chosen t6 attend the ontario liberal convention in to ronto in april guest speaker was russell reinke mp for south i hamilton who told of the achiev ments ot the oboral government at ottawa about 75 were present at the meeting which concluded with the serving of refreshments by the ladies of the association frank pctch retiring president presided will start soon however as we want the school to be ready by the first of september lay foundation a toronto camera club in which he had been a member roy brown- ridge noted that assistance could be warden says no fox hunt there will be no organized fox hunt in halton county to help control the spread of rabies in nounced game warden dudlc hitchcox while dr d f damude secretary of j committee set up to i find means of preventing the dis easesaid there jhas been no dec- ision on free vaccine as yet i clinics are not set up unless i there is a definite indication that rabies are around said dr dam ude then a clinic servicing a dis trict of 10 miles radius is usually opened hunters can use theirg ground hog license to hunt foxes sud mr hitchcox its up to them tin- department of lands and forests doesn t see an need for a fox thinning drive energetic at 72 builds own home kirkland lake ont cp fred churchill a young fellow of 72 wanted a home on a site of his own choosing and he wanted to design and build it himself that was a year ago now fred lives in his selfbuilt wooden cabin complete with trim garden fred who in his time has been a blacksmith a farmer loco motive engineer carpenter and un dertaker cleared a rocky hilltop members of the canadian red faludi predicts big georgetown georgetown will be a city of 25000 within 20 years so said dr e g faludi of town planning consultants in presenting a zon ing report to georgetown coun cil or faludis suggestions for guid ing future growth of the town were heard intently by councillors and a number of interested citiz- who attended the council m his report which he syiiupsizuu was illustrated with colored maps showing proposals for zoning the town into residential industrial commercial and park areas- dr faludi suggested that any opinions on his report be reserved m- f f until it was studied in detail with r lfll t i m downtown parking particularly he gj ne would first hidty discuss sunday afternoon 14 photography hobbyists met in the town hall mil ton for the formation of a camera club although the attendance at the meeting was small the ground work was laid the scope of such tin organization is unlimited as the club plans to ienl with amateur photography in black and w hite and color sxitjject his recommendations with coun cil then with merchants before the information becomes public his report said dr filudi is compiled from a technicians view point and is subject to modificat ion by factors which onlv a resid ent can understand the town has a total acreage of 3000 acres and 73 per cent of this is still to be matter and developing and print- developed inn j the future will bring such things ron rupert chaired the meeting as a hospital more public schools and told of some of the actrvrticspf expanded public utilities and park ing facilities in the central part of the city he said he foresees a five million dollar industrial as- rcctived from the guelph camera sessment in this new industrial ar- club who gave instruction at the i ea riirht school a few years ago a committee of ron rupert and rov brownndge was formed to act i as extcutive until the next meeting and to act as a committee to nomi nate the officers officials are ex- j peeing more interested persons to iin the organization at the next meeting volunteer observers help meteorologists toronto cp from the lone ly post of tuktoyaktuk mwt to summerside p e i are 1000 vol unteer weather observers who the club will deal with all tvpes qulcuv contribute to weather stud- cr photography including stilllife le th fit national defence tabletop portraiture colord slides arricuu industry and the gen- men ing pictures and press photo- t p they work with the metcorolog- firl mongraw who was a photo- lcal djvlmon of the department ot craphv instructor in the armed forc- is tor six ears will bigin the lec tures at the next met ting starting with tht funilmii ntils if ill types of eimeris liter on special speak- irs and instructors will bo brought in from other camera clubs th club vntuall plans t have their own daikrooin but members point ed out that this would nol be for some time almost 1 000 cmidiin house wives and business women are dug the foundations and this year finished the job about 3000000 worth of price tags and tickets are made in can ada annually cross corps volunteer their services to the canadian red cross to instruct women in home nursing courses transport only weather instrum ents are supplied for their study altogether there are 1 410 weath er posts throughout canada daily the observers whether voluntary or with the m teorological division ch ck tht ir instruments and file rt ports monthly the reports are assembled and published b the climatological sect- urn on the basts of these reports dita on temperature snowfall rainfall and weather conditions are computed volunteer workers of the can tered nurses idrnn kcii cross society prepared more than three million surgical dressings for distribution in can ada last year how to buy with all off its highquality features plymouth is easy to buy i bananas 2 pounds 33c wmim4 mart canada no 1 potatoes 5 lb poly taq 25c x appreciation day special 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