Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 21, 1956, p. 5

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thursday june hal 19m the actqn free press acton ontario page rrva halton county shows way in social work tb seals continued from page one ion and to exprind the social ser vice area of rehabilitation he ad vised the meeting that j2000 had been donated to thcoakvihe-trn- falkar jtemoriathoital for the4 rowimrifle purpose of outfitting a room and the association was prepared to support in a similar manner any new hospital anywhere in the county whore the association deemed it advisable dr hotline mr picrco and mrs collings praised the activities of the association and the effective way in which assistance was given to halton county citiicru mrs r r parker the social worker reported on the activities in the area of social service during the past year 200 visits had been made to homes and hospitals since mrs parker first took over tho duties of social worker nine months ago mr bean advised the meeting the association was better ablo to as- for your salads tendr green cabbage maz0la0il 37c 1lb tin heinz vinegar 22c sako solid whit fancy tuna 2 far 45c tablerite quality meats caul wrapped veal front rolls tablerite cooked me sliced cooked ham mac and cheese baked mock chicken olive loaf sliced bologna firm red ripe tomatoes california cello tube 29c lg original bch carrots 3 for 29c california large black sweet eating ring cherries lb 55c fro food features 6 oi ten minute maid orange juice pichweet french fries turkey chicken beef 8 oz pkgs morton pies 2 for 65c l introductory offer i one week only sunny morn special price- tea bags j5 75c redpath granulated sugar 10lb bar 79c ia snokreem 1lb ctn sho 25c good fcuck regular margarine 1lb cartons 2 for 65c srirbuffs deal white cake mix foltvour free bonusjgiet catalogue and sawugsfotoek today pkg 25c tooth paste this is all you need to do be susrr you pick up an official savings folder at yosir 1ga food market then each time you shop at iga slip your cast register receipts into it for safe keeping just keep savin these iga cashreeeips until yog hurt enough saved to equal u value indicated for any item iu our premium catalogue all premiums can be claimed in this manner with nothing extra to pay check now no change in our regular prices gleem s9c giant tubv with fatee d1stenser jergetfs lotion large bottle 65c food values effective thurtfnsat june 212223 ledgers iga alst the citizens of tlic county as n result of the aervices rendered by the social worker lr holling stated there was keen interest in this project of havinu a social worker and again hnlton county met and etecled the following fleers president e c foster cantpbcllville vicepresldcnt g c gowlond milton- honorary treas urer h m harrison oakville a mrs lunau oakville medical advisory com mittee dr a f bull burlington womens institute representative mrs somervillc acton chairman educational committee b mncnob milton chnlrman mnsa aiirvey committee b mncntnb milton chairman social service nnd re habilitation mrs m pcttit milton the other officers of the assoc iation arc h c morris oakville ken mcdonald georgetown dr w m anderson onkvlllc norman craig burlington w r green oakville john goy acton ami mrs r parker acton mr beans resignation wna ne- ccpted with regret hut he explained he was leaving the county and could no longer take an active part in the administration of the assoc iations nffnirs he was warmly praised fur his efforts over tho past two years united suburban gas company appointment james r robrrtbon mr t v pinckard general man- ngtr of unittml suburban gas com pany limited has appointed james v holki tin district manager for acton milton und georgetown mr ilobcrlson was born in ksqueshik township und ia ihcuin uf mrs m kohcrlson and the latt john f koborthon formerly of acton for it number of yeius he iuim been with tilt united cos and kmi company in hamilton and hns now taken up rosjueijct jncieorgeluwn advt chock the advantages of before you john charles benham anne ovens married chrysanthemums snapdragons and fern adorned hock wood united church for the wedding of mia anne ovens daughter of mrs lu- elln ovens and the late william ovens hespeler and john charles benham son of mr and mrs e h m at hock wood rev hhtsoffletted james ovens of torontogave hit niece in marriage she was gowned in a floor length embroidered crystnlctte over taffeta frock styl ed on princess lines with a v neck line und ions lily pointed sleeves she carried pink sweetheart rosea centered on a white bible accented with white streamers miss irene ovens was maid of honor in a ballerina length gown of blue taffeta with matching dulsy headdress carrying a bouquet ol pale pink shasta daisies flower girl miss eileen mcasoy wore a pink nylon over taffeta gown with matching pink daisy headdress and carried a bouquet of blue shasta daisies david benham brother of the groom was beat num ushers wire gernld mcasoy of hespeler and arthur stovel rock wood mr gordon supplied the wedding mus ic a reception was held in the hock wood united sunday school room for a honeymoon trip to the houthern united s the bride clumgedto n printed blue dress with match inn navy linen duster coiit she chose white naid navy nc- rcssorlea with ii corsage of pink sweetheart ruses mr ond mrs hcnhain are miikinc their homo at it r j hixkwood mackenzie news tile time it anytime and anytime you would like to mosey around our office and look at the lovely samples and patterns of stradwiclts tile we have to offer we will only be too glad to offer suggestion and esti mates budget terms can be arranged if so desired buy your next winters coal during june and save ruary- howard e lambert interred at guelph a nifmlxt of acton daptist church howard kdwarvl lmitrt lufiimc ill tummily at 1h rhurrlk lirrc and wismi away in cinclph cscrtttal hifspitjil on tuesday iiuu- 12 hi luitl iiiovl friii arttin to c aiiflph th it- wifka itjtt hi- and mrs imntifii lia rtuirrntl for itit- nlination f thlr puitor hv lly comtfiiis horn in krin ttwntihi mr lam- ixrl was inanii at tufliih to th friir jtsi holhrtaon whti mir- vivrs hiin thty havf on laiifhtir mrs hoy iil tvrlfiia toronto also rinaimn arc brotlicrs orn of tot onto iutijci of juclph ms- urs mrs mirinu dron f corc- lown and mrs clara korhca of i iotuhin ltv cistrui official- at tin- funeral scrv lr- in cuclph ojn kri day lalllcnrs wen m tl t lambert w fryer ii lamhcrt k j leave and i mcnuuh ton intcr- merit was in wooftltwn cernelcry guelph l the syinpuiy cjf their fritiitis in i acton wis txtended to those win i mis tamed this sudden loss in miss forest priitlurui were j canadas principal export commod ity making nj more thn a thud of all forcitfi sales iv itrtftm spmtallv tor t free prcta tty owomauae i v acton citizens tattoo dont miss this colorful musical event saturday june 23 parade at 715 pmi to includi bands from milton trafalgan guelph fergus oak- vi11e burlington brampton- port crtdit and kitchener l- acton park 11 bands fi s fireworks parade route down miu to main main to knox knox to park in case of rain program will be held in the arena admission adults 50c ps children a j buchanan paricle marshall g w mckenzie mx dr tiui tlnnfr laat ynr i was in enf- innd where the overate daytime tempernture was around 64 deireea during lavrt weeks heat wave it didnt make me feel any cooler to remember how rorrtfortable i wsa a year nat comfortable wearlnc a suit or a sweaterdresa topped by a lighlwclsht inns coat sometime i wasnt iille warm enottxh but even so it was preferable to what we hod to put up with last week wasnt the heat und humidity terrific especially after sundown no wind not a breath of air eith er indoors or out i wouldnt ven ture outside during the evening anyway not with giantslsc mos quitoes around all the pesky in sects aeerai abnormally bin this year files musciultoes and junebug david wna still with us and the poor little chop was covered with bites althoiikh i anointed him with inseclrepcllent severnl times a day it w ho wor toofcvl aft a uctivc yountfater but the hotter it rot the kindlier wr were he wu her uml not in the city if we had been umomed wo would lik 4 have kl him nil miiiiiiier but i am nfrulfl our work would have suffered ah it wna partner hut to iiit rixlii feiios ixiuils the heul iiirt iiiojhi tittfii i were too nun li for duve hill wli he proud of hlnimelft itirtiier iwiri bimi unini the manure npretiflir uh ti trailer behind trie trmtor und duve went ulon bit- lliik on a hex rovintl with on old iull tluit wna the iil mccoy saturdny eviiiuik liiv art llori- 4v olid the lihy mint to take dav- id hoini ll wits nix wrrhs rmicu deivc had ien muininy and ijachfy mil nt flrnl he waant ton biiro ohout ihrm llowivir in xihoul five minutes tri runion wiia eornplete sihtiiliy with moikry no won- ltr wt oftiii hear a oy and a dff lnloiil loktthr ilint is iertiilnly trio will liove iinfi jni don the liahv wtil davi- wasnt to mter- htil in tin- ijahy il ifioketl at him i anil said nicf baby arid thn wint liark to ifdiify we had i sr tno- loaduilf the i ir with toys hl ilthim and iiiimiit kliilriall v clolhea wluih mtvid as an illnhtration of our fhanfcalih clunat insidi of six vtiksc ijavf had worn iviry- thin fioiri a miowmiii arid ruhlxfr lioots to llttlf niiif than hi hlrlh- iay suit tin lal few layi he hal liren rnnniiil around clad only n i utrt pair of traimni pints aftir cvirvmi had mi the tiotim- miiiii strarilily juiet in fail it wai o iiiitt i 140i vtiy ht- lli iiliti itiiit llikht 1lur was the inpty rot ami iiio iinall boy twimt- 111h ritlilv jiiound in his liep and i would think about him and wirijir how h wal miiiiuli down in tii hnrrir iiviroiinnrit and what would hi in reaction to a nc baby in the home sunday ictiui quieter still but blcsmdlv ciil luincr hail only lh j rioli tiallirij intti aiourirl win hii wiv to th- barn or the henhouso and i was saved numeroui trips to j the tjathrorjn i mitihn white weleiimed the cliinie aftii an ixjilorator v trip n tin liuori he found it o peire- ful he taynl around all lav ami of rouri ve vec able to watcri lili sen iliioul ire j 1 uijtlo speaking of iv thie was a wnn- der ful duct mietitary jr onrain sun day jhklit in the slalow of th- citv hiwifi faro land lifire arifi after first as a p isperoii3 firrn then the sale of farm stnclc and nnplermnts finally the pro- cst of construction as the land wlj taken over fr a subdtvision and then the finished picture family life irj a ricuiv devehipicj cornrnuri- itv with all its advantages and dis- 1 ndvaritaijes it was so mjud i hojx the cbc will repeat it well it ii now monday morning a lovely cool refrcshinj mofh- intt ni ixc use now for not getting r at lea rf ac pervin is able at this morntnt partner is in the throes of a bad attack of arthritis in his hands following a very restless night a i trucker has just come in to take j away a veal calf that makes oner j less lively little creature for part- i ner to cotx- with but it will also mean more milking and more cream to eparate j i wonder if the cause and a real 1 cure for arthritis will ever be found it can often be relieved but j seldom 13 it cured it i responsible for the loss of more work hours than any other disease here ja partner for instance srtill young i enough to be active and yet unable to cope with a normal clays work j the most insidious thing about prolonged arthritis is its weakening j effect pain and disability a person i can cope with to a certain extent but progressive weaknesa is anoth- er matter this year partner knew i that even with help he could not handle the hay so fie sold the standing hay to one neighbor and rented one half of t i other for pasture even at that we have a lot to be ttvankfiil fox partner 1 well and healthy in every other respect it is just miseries that get hup down the aftermath of five years war service- as an old vet he could probably get a burntout pen sion but who could live on si 200 a year these days unless it baa been changed that is the maximum income for a burnt out pensioner the lord helps those who help themselves but apparently that isnt the policy of the department of- veterans affairs the farm to an- v

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