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th jfjne 38th 195ft the acton free press acton ontario page thrba w e lbuchner optometrist will not be in acton july 2 july 7 annual vacation 2700 from 20 couritiesompet at largest field day in canada television and radio service v r w grant phone acton 594 jcolaa located at watsons music store ontario junior farmers field day largest or its kind in canada drew 2700 young men and women from 20 counties to the ample on tario agricultural college grounds saturday june 16 busy halloa junior mae sprowl was general chairman of the event for the second year in a row hal- ton took the girls softball cham pionship during the dovetailing pro gram of the wellplanned day at one time there were nine softball games all underway at once brant and haldimand counties took the lead in the days activities which concluded with a dance in the college rink attended by 700 halton had 80 competitors enter ed in every class county winners were boys softball wentworth girls softball halton rifle shooting peel for the fourth year in a row square dancing haldimand followed by halton volleyball brant tug- ofwar brant horseshoe pitching waterloo with top executive officers of the ontario juniors all away mac sprawl made the presentations of the crests and trophies president russell mcallister is attending a junior farmer conference in al berta vicepresident dave barrie and pastpresident myrtle stewart are in britain elect delegates three committee members of the halton county folk school repres ented hauon at the annual meet ings of the canadian association for adult education in kingston they were mrs w j brown of norval jmrs chester service of milton and mrs roy coulter of campbcllvillc the halton county folk school held recently was a large success owtuaky- garnet building products limited readymix concrete victor bell anderson born in nassagaweya funeral service was held satur day for victor boll anderson who died sudenly in st josephs hospital in guelph on thursday june 21 born in nassagaweya township we was in ms 6ftth year and has resided in guelph for mere than 2s years he previously resided in puslinch township prior to his death mr anderson was stationary engineer at st jo sephs hospital he was an active member of knox presbyterian church and held the office of elder he was married 43 years ago in nassagaweya town ship to the former boyd crawford he is survved by hit widow two sons and three daughters ralph of toronto earl of guelph mrs jam es barbara dryden of carleton place mrs j mary mcglaughlin of toronto and annabel anderson of guelph also surviving is a brother adair of london and three sisters mrs george cake of lon don mrs arthur jenkins of ham ilton and mrs sadie bishop of lls- towel there are ii grandchildren interment was in fairview ceme tery acton reeve almost gets pay boost reeve william card almost had a pay boost to fl00 a year at last weeks oakville council meeting but when deputyrreve herbert merry made the motion mayor william anderson expressed the itiouitht thai the municipal affairs department had a little hook which stated until oakville had io0uu per sons it could pay its council mem bers no more than 400 per annum just as swn as we have one person over 10000 then we can consider a pay increase for the worthy reeve said ills worship id object anyhow said reeve card monuments brampton monument works designs submitted cemetery lettering corner posts and markera a good display in stock wm c allan prop 6 oimm st w brampton shop phena 1410j raav 313 rep tom nrcol phono brampton 603w plywood insulation semtbt pipes masonry cement lime plaster rock lath nails sheathing papers and insul boards tr 72519 georgetown tr 72861 ys glass of milk they are mistaken who think an increase in city wages automatically helps farmers the farmers selling price for milk delivered to the city- is the same whether the ultimate consumer is a schoolboy who pays 8 cents for a glass or whether he is a pros perous senior in a luxury restaurant topping off a lunch with a glass of milk for which he is charged 20 cerus or more if a city wage earner is now getting enough cash to buy all the milk or other food he and his family can or will eat a further boost in pay will not persuade people to eat more farm products most city workers not only have enough for basic needs but also today they possess y 5 years ago would have been luxuries only to be dreamed about it is because canadians are so fortunate in their high standard 5f living that wage increases in cities do not really help farmers in fact a boost in wages will send up prices of things farmers buy unless production costs per man are kept down in other ways the company of canada uirvixid a neighborhood project thats involving the norlh side residents of a peel street block is un derway in acton this week here hard at work are a group of liome owners laying their own side walk past thetr homes the work is being done to town specifications but i he labor and cost is entire ly in the hands of the residents who expect to lay the walk at less expense than local improvement charges would come to the walk is being poured in evening lo evening stages little support from wellington county council for road plan tyoumdja ed wellington did not have lis share of highways he added a miketlioii that traffic counters purchased by the county to dr over by th provincial kovenimcnt teriiiine which were the heaviest as a highway found little kopimirt j travelled roads so petitions to tli- iii wellington county council meet- j government fair assumption as uk friday highway might he strengthened and to show which ratis should be j avel fust wis lurmd down only j three recvs supmrtltig tile lall 1 it was suigested the road commit wc knew the busiest road through maintenance requirements a rcmiest for supprt from luf- ferin county in their ajimal tu hvt- the province take over as a devel opment road the kermis oranue- vllle road was sidetracked when county engineer w ii keith advis ed that plans were underway ti pave the wellington county art of ttie road this year hecve ilnm llutchinsun garafraxa road chair man didnt think the plan would benefit wellington notification was received frin the department of null ways that no new roads would be assumed as highways until a provincewide survey has been made because of this notification and because many previous requests for additional highway in wellington not brought results no action a petition signed by many resid ents of krm township to have the wellington county road through tllltsbtirgh and hallinafad taken j 1m only seven of the m councillors supmrtcd the suggestion wheeler former reeve township spoke on behalf of the i petitioners he expressed the be lief that the government would look kindly on the mpiest sivice it would provide a connection be tween highways seven near acton and nunilxr nine near arthur it would eliminate 12 miles of county road in wellington iteevc harold griffin erin town ship said traffic on tin- road had increased greatly with workers go ing to industrial plants in the south there were two lulls with dangerous curves and both ungrad- new barn had was taken by council jpplffiations afthtsttrne eramosa bride wears french lace tulle miss marlon ktla iesli daugh ter oi mr and mrs hy lslie it it i horkwiod became lie hrid if marmullen morrison nettsum miii of mrs william ntilson and the late mr mvilsun f krrijus the ceremony was pcrformcd by hcv j ultui in tli slum- umled thiircli in krumi tiuiitalt dccjrmtel with white and ytutv sjiaimlraitls with white palm chrysanthemums th wcfltlmi iiuiht-t- was played ity 1islon itowacl aiut karl osborne an ci i von id marruitfe by her father tlu bride wort a fltmsvr lntli gown of krencli finhruidered lace and nylon tulle featuring oalescvnt seed marl and ttiiai accents illy noint slevca and hiiji pointed cel lar the imiuffant skirt liad krefich einbrnulercd lac fiaiitels and tier cruwn headdress embroidered uritti learls held her fingertip veil she carried a cascade t white nse3 and stepikatkitls the matrmi of huncjr mrs iealio foote wort a waltz length own of yellow satin with overaklrt of tiered nylon net and matching headdress her bouiuuvt was m semi cascade nf white chrysanthe mums and pink carnations the bridesmaid miss elsse leslie was dressed identically bjiss msrlene fots was flower girl in powder blue satin overlaid with layers of oktieal cuamqtt wuuit0ii luntton toioint because the department of high ways had approved only 1000000 road expenditures this year council decided to pass a supplementary bylaw to try to get the remaining 80700 of the proposed work ap proved fur subsidy people buy the free presa to read and read the free press to buy vacation t ime is here start right with clothes freshly cleaned and pressed in our most modern dry cleaning plant phone 128 acton la your herd outgrowing your praeot bam hare you enough space to atocc tba aroducts of your farm u not aohapt you need a new bam or aa extension to your present one dont let a shortage of ready cash hold yoar plans for a better farm whether its a new bam or the renovation of your buildings generally you can get money from the b of m through fans ia loan at low interest rata and on a repayment plan to yoot iodiridiudli an full assac is tmrm laaprove- astaa lamm give phone 1 28 acton fran mcfcup and dfetrvary yotu ftt nnit enrri loi mixed spring flowers the best man was john neilaon of fergus brother of the groom and the ushers were george leslie rock wood and charles neilaon fergus a reception was held in the church hall the guests were re ceived by the brides parents the grooms mother and the bridal party the brides mother wore a dress of navy blue tricotine with rosepoint lace navy accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses while the grooms mother was in dawn blue nylon tafftta with blue accessories and blue carnation cor sage for a tour of algonquin park ottawa montreal rochester and niagara falls the bride donned a turquoise and white silk and cot ton cnscmlc wih w and navy accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses on their return m the couple will resjde in fergus out of town guests attended from edmonton fort erie toronto hamilton stratford moorefield gait listowel and milton loadedtoothbrush stick yur toothbrush in your pocket or purse andvoure all set says the financial post no need to bother with tooth paste tubes that squash or caps that get lost new german brush with fine long- life nylon bristles has a hollow handle containing a four- week sup ply of mintflavored liquid denti frice when the supply is exhaust- e th screwin handle u discarded and a refill inserted m a matter of seconds why rxx see your b of m manager bis waett you will uflllllll iahbheifui my uann approach w your plana help fcx m farm hes ceo- em tctsatilc he caa do auaott earthing a aak- iag far fans a f0i young hoi of sixteen b m bank- of montreal r slit o set itrvtt mummt m tti fwr r t m stir u a a 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