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thursday june 14th 1959 tl the acton free press acton ontario page seven professional dosign hosbuneauto heres the most wante style at a low low price flulut rtatfc hi ffcaqrtf katpsl i imi sfcirttef hi hwdn hlt qoiokwash the car in easy minutes ton oon be that dad will ajite a load chswr whan he crets his hands on this good looking tvilesilnn nl design auto wash brash daetaned to do a better job aster neater too no slopping water over hands or clothes controlled spray forced through jets in use brash bead quickly loosens dirt and floats it away wash and rinse in one easy deration shaped to fit all contours of ths car the soft rubberlike jlasno uiut car finish- ifs colourful and handsome built for natural u action with u t corrugated hand grip on handle simply attach to garden h wash cars windows m in less than half the tune tea hsnvs a gift thats tops with poos and its priced sight down your alley canadian tike fathers dat feature v save safely at canadian tire snapon hose sptnnek 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with smart saves acton lawson townsley jtob- inson anderson skelding shrill ing branciff bruce mccristall and morton brampton pullan relieved by milne in 6th heth- erington memtt macdonald pierce sicumski haynes broniz- euski kovalick ft h e acton 000 014 5 8 4 brampton 1o0 001 2 2 1 life the toller toiling in the fields all daj moves slowly on with downbent head and eyes ocokoetown tr 72965 fkapes traininc opmrttlmglles for youufi nun intent uporj the task that near him lies nor letting any look bcond it stray tiiltne day fading into evening gra he leaves hs work to mark the light that gleams down in the lane beyond the stile that beams that bid him welcome on his homeward way wi pin presented to mrs w wilson nineteen members of limchouse women s institute met at the com- mumtv hall the evening of june 7 for their meeting on agriculture and canadian industries with mrs harr brown as convener the hnra brmgrng in hie shi do you wont to cam wrthe you learn a trade under the canadian army soldier apprentice ptatr start ing lit june the canadian army will occept a limited number of young men for training in 19 differ ent trades the training course lasts or two yean and then the apprentice wrven three years with a regular unit training starts in september under this plan the apprentice receives hal pay to the ae of i7then full pay 30 days paid holidays a fear e medical and dental cere e travel and adventure e a healthy octtve oelaoec hfe to be eligible applicants must be 16 notyert ljhawsagcadssedu- carioni and be able to meet army physical standards as only a limited number of applic ants con be accepted moke your application early moil the coupon below telephone or visit your nearest recruiting station arar decnitlie station m albert stmt oram ont tel sib87 antr ttrcraltiitf station 164 welllnttoa st karroo ont tel 473s ann rtcraltlrf station 90 richmond st vi teraate out tel eu 6sm1 loc 276 no 7 persoml depot woimifi barracks oxford a ehnbem sts uasw ont tel 41601 loc 13s aran rkraitlftf station 230 main st w mens laf ont ttl 456 army recniitlnt station 1m kliw st f haalltea oat lei 2i7m omw a b 4h fimtnm tend me without col or obi90- tion ifce booklil tho way lo a fine fwtuie noflml addmi cirytown 7afpfo gas or oil heating off light f j a morris during 1955 the area planted to commercial vegetables in canada was 198620 acres an increase of 14 per cent- over 1954 h s holden optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted 7 douglas st guevm ttas sung followemlbgthe mary stewart collect the roll call was how wheat comes w the table a committee was bppointed con sisting of mrs s kirkpatrick mrs j s noble and the president mrs frank brown to attend to exhibits for the fall fairs sjrs ted brown as convener of the bazaar commit tee asked that each jffember bring to the next meeting an article for the touch and take table mrs s gisby reported on school gardens of which there are 40 this ear the regent park flower beds have been ftlanted and otherwise attended to a vote of thanks was tendered mr j roughley for his kindness in donating plants for the flower beds and gardens mrs j s noble and mrs san- ford gave a very full report of the district annual held may 24 at and in this life of ours we too must pore over the immediate task with straining sight and shall not we the long days toil who bore rising from work to meet the en folding night ah shall not we with steadfast look before catch some faint glimmer of a fartg churcb current events acton high school news were given by mrs a jw benton an interesting and pleasing item on the program was the presenting of a w i pin to mrs w wilson who is leaving this district the end of june mrs wilson and mrs a w nor ton sang a duet let the rest of the world go bv which all enjoyed the motto he who works with nature works with god was reid by mrs sanford a quilt donated by one of the members and for which tickets had been sold was won by mrs how ard stul scotch block after god save the queen the social committee mrs wilson and mrs gisby assisted byjne hostess of the evening mrs paul spitzer served lunch and all ertfoyeid a social half hour in the current year tax payments will cost an average ot 2000 per canadian family gttfcrth winter air condition nc an ample supply of cleonhumidifseo healthful air correctly neated and circulated throtrjhoeit yosr hoses and with no attention from yoel these beautiful clare units are completely astosmtic and amaxinely low in price check the odvontoses listed thee come in to see for yourself no ashes no dent no attsaaae area ss otic theisaostatlcally controlled heat kool lite aluminum awnings pok tour fatio fob windows for doors s custom made e do not darken your rooms choice of colors ijqvetimk installations free estimates stan chambers hone tl r 46 collect erin ont box healthful air filtered hssslcsv wd evenly wareed r j keted dfc eccmmmicoi to i natural gas hcatino t co to a i limfwir now ebewt ewr fk tflhlaesbssi ustbjbbsbsksskssl wb niwii wivsjnisti it will save you money to call us collect root hardware contact bob leslie to jsejiifjejs1v2 rtockvsfoqo who who has invested in the shortterm guaranteed investments of the halton and peel trust savings company 30 insurance companies municipalities societies etc and many private investors interest rate and term acton high school is about to close its doors for another yeor this has been a good year for ev eryone in this my last column of the year i would like you to bear witti me in a review of my yeqrs at acton high in 1950 about 60 students were admitted through the door of ac ton high school of these about 10 graduated and are now in in stitutions of higher learning or in that world commonly called work good luck to all the school most of us attendee before coming to lactori high school at its present location at the eastern end of town was in the old stone building which the pub lic school is now using for some of its classes in that building all five grades were crowded into six small rooms two years ago our dreams were fulfilled when we moved lock stock and barrel to the present location the school was then six classrooms and a shop last fall theaddition was op ened to bring the number of rooms to 10 there are also the offices store rooms and teachers lounge we have quite a modern school former teachers in a column of this type names of former teachers come to mind no one can forget mr o e rob- bins who was our principal before going to stouffville as principal there it was he who instilled in our minds the rudiments of algeb ra and geometry then there was miss c j grindley fondly remem bered as ditesvous wbo taught french and introduced uu to the office world through commercial she now teaches in toronto miss edythe harris arrived on the scene and stayed until two years ago and now teaches in al- liston miss iu snyder took over the french after miss grindley left and last year married her doctor dr hugh mclean we cannot for get mr jack heron who led acton in the winning of the rugby and field day cups nor his little blonde wife richard and the twins who all live in huntsville where he teaches mrs hess cannot get away from the acton girls as she now teaehes home economics in georgetown af ter teaching commercial here two years ago mrs switzer came to ahs picking up the reins after one of our teachers left during the year and finished in i blaze of glory at the end of the 3 ear she now teaches at acton public school mr g ringler is now in ingersoll after teaching commercial here list year we can t forget our prin cipal mr e a hansen he is tho onfv surviving member of the old school stiff new teachers last fall five new teachers were added to the suiff mrs vilenote miss gruber and messrs drijber peillusch and buchanan this year two of them are leaving imiss gru ber and mr buchanan good luckl the rest of the teaching staff at acton are mrs reed miss taylor and messsr hansen caddick and pastvr mrs a j buchinan comes to school when the staff is short- handed let us not forget mr spielvogel the caretaker of the school ho carries the morning shift from eight to mm in looking after the students who irrive al that time also air tvler our bus drivir carries the weight of the world on his shouldirs and has the patience of job in the years he has been dnviruihe has had some problem children to contend with friday afternoon the school yei- ended with a sports hour and a panic to finish the di p irting gifts win presented to the three teachers who are leaving the afore mentioned two and mr pasts r who has been with us two ears again good luck all in our new schools f1n1l examinations bejjan on tuejda ind wll continue until juno 22 i3 revoir neil benton editors note this is columnist benton s last regular cops for the free press he s chromcud news and comment t the high school for three and a half yeurs- he wishes his colleagues and teachers luck we add our own wishes for his future good fortune 3 4 thr frva these investments are issued in amounts from 100 00 up and areuthorued by law for the investment of estate and trust funds enquiries invited phonf vlttar sl o e aaanning aaanager halton 6l peel trust 6l savings company 97 copoftne st oakvsue omt vandals pkoblem paris ont cp police will make more frequent checks of ce meteries following an increase in vandalism children arc blamed for removing flowers from graves driving bicycles ovlt plots and scattering stone renovating am txtmm ji t jw sssmv