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thursday july 5th 105 the acton free press acton ontario pagli teres health habit acton jeftsey dairy phone 2ai don timmings prop mike coxe plumbing heating ea vest roughing pipe fixtures fittings of all kinds beatty pressure systems water softeners kitchen unit dealer 25 acton free esti mates camfbellvilfe woman hurt in waterdown mrs lillian haskins 32 of campbellville was admitted to hamilton hospital with a broken wrist and suffering from shock af ter an aqcident tuesday night in which her car crashed into a hydro pole in waterdown and broke it off at the base malty villagers risked injury from live 550volt wires which had been severed by the impact to free mrs haskms from the wreckage of her car part of the waterdown main street jvas blacked out for four hours until the break in the lines was restoxedfey hydro crews a few special appliance circuits put into houses within recent years need 20ampere fuses other house circuits must have lsampre fus es if in doubt always use the 15 walinga auto body and garage phone 165 rock wood expert body and paint work fro estimates order town bills paid at meeting at last weeks regular meeting of council the following accounts were passed for payment j hargrove milton trip acton puc hydro may operations guelphmercu odv s f lawrason and co ltd mdse kingsway transports ltd re cartage barnard stamp and stencil ltd dog tag can bitumuls co mdse highway garage acct gordons hdwe acct acton free press mdse adv m nellis 240 92167 528 00 13094 319 00 11079 19 05 14 41 863 00 2936 76 lakevlew account rosedale serv centre 14 53 toths garage 190 anthony little motors 9 95 gordons hdwe 1039 grants motors 8 45 j mccallums serv repairs 73 15 can valve and hydrant 3941 40 stanton pipes ltd pipe 8922 70 m nellis 1889 00 14951 47 lost guinea pigs belleville ont cp norman smith told police that a thief had broken into a shed and stolen some of the 30 guinea pigs he keeps for experimental purposes disaster for doubles at roclcwood greens wednesday june 20th acton travelled to roclcwood to play in the series of intercounty lawn bowling league disaster came to the acton five set of doubles but it took the last set to decide the points i tha game skip b veldhuls- and his part- jsinervmrs m beu wouibut in-the- total score acton was still five points behind skip bill chisholm and mrs holmes won against m wingate and skip g perry of rockwood h rogers and misst b j woods aada tough game on their hands against mr sim and mr vincent that was neck and neck all the way and fin ished tied at 1717 skip j flem ing and mrs o cairns lost to mr dilts and mr gray 197 skip a white and mrs helwig lost to mr hutchison and mr- saunders 288 the total scores were acton 83 points to rockwoods 90 points guelph travelled to georgetown and somehow or other georgetown was beaten in a tight game the to tal score there was georgetown 87 points guelph 89 this wednesdays schedule is georgetown at acton guelph at rockwood league standing p w l f rockwood acton guelph georgetown a pts 3 3 0 299 240 6 3 2 1 308 246 4 3 1 2 245 312 2 3 0 3 202 304 0 the eggs of the mackinonge should not be laid near the damns in lakes cocacola now 2 tn same fine quality drink same matchless taste unchanged througk4he years now you can have the pxtra convenience at lome of your favourite refreshment cocacola in two sizes the familiar standardsize and the brand new kingsize both with the same quality you trust same sparkling taste that has never been matched your family will enjoy cocacola in the new kingsize bottle its just right for a kingsize thirst perfect when two share tee pleasure of coke almost everyone appreciates the best so keep a good supply of delicious cocacola at home for every occasion when ou shop today pick up a bright carton of coke in the new kingsize a well as the familiar standardsize sts new kingsize 6 bottles 41 piusdirosrr standardsize k now you can choose the size to match your thirst try both authorised bottler of cococola under contract with cocacola ud the orangeville bottling works orangeville on inniwwummt 1055 wilsorirkinread june wedding in united church baskets of pink and white peon ies white chrysanthemums and- fern decorated acton united church for an attractive summer weddin saturday afternoon june 23 in a double ring ceremony maureen kinrcad daughter of mr and mrs harold kinrcad acton became the bridjl of walter john wilson son of sfr and mrs harold wilson of miqyin rev gordon adams officiated with qeorge elliott playing the or gan miss marion wilson sang be cause before the eeremonv and through the years during the sign ing of the register a victorian style wedding gown was worn bj the bride who was given in marriage by her father the long bodice of lace formed a point over the von full layered skirt of tulle appliqued with match ing lace the rounded neckline was baded with iridescent sequins a tulle headdress jewelled with beads and sequins held her finger tip length veil of silk illusion net she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses cornflowers and lily-of- thevallev the maid of honor miss elaine hufnagel acton and the brides maids miss carol tyler acton and miss lenore walker toronto wore similar cocktail length gowns in princess styles of embroidered nylon organdy miss hufnagel wore blue and carried a cascade of pink carnations the bridesmaids wore pink and their bouquets were of blue carnations they wore matching shell picture hats shoes and gloves the flower girl miss jean petrie of weston wore a pink dress and a white hat with streamers she carried a noscgiy of blue carnat ions wearing a white suit donald hufnagel acted as ring bearer groomsman was edwin dnvies of milton ushers were jack scott milton james ford milton and john hufnagel acton following the ceremony dinner w is served in the legion iiiditor mm acton to 150 guests from boston mass weston toronto milton and acton these included two grandfathers and n grandmoth er mr and mrs humeston of ac ton and mr wilson of milton for her daughters marriage mrs kinread wore a princess style dress of pink crystallette with a bolero jacket her matching plateau brim med hat was trimmed with tulle and pearls pink sweetheart roses formed her corsage the groom s mother chose a brown and beige flowered dress with white accessor ies with this she wore red roses the young couple left on a motor trip to new york and the atlantic coast for travelling the bride wore a toast brown flowered sheath with a boat neckline and a linen duster coat its lining matching the dress a yellow picture hat brown gloves and shoes completed her en semble on their return they will live in milton where the groom is in bus incss with his father if married women were to form a trade union of their own and demand an eight hour div with two coffee breaks a five day week and a fair share of the fnm- il income plus fringe benefits what would become of their fam llies rural scene oren arnold planned cronuiiv has come to be a contradictory term there s evidence of planning evervwhere but darned iitc ev idence of economx well buy your unused mileage swap your worn tires for safe new linger written speciality for the a free press bft gwendoline p clark many times in this column i have expressed regret that we are in danger of being hemmed in by highways and the extended bound aries of our nearby town i have said we like rural life and the quiet of the country all that was and is perfcetl true put now 1 find there are degrees of quietness and more than one kind of rural life we have friends in duffenn counh who were injured in a car accident last enr of course we have been writing back and forth but that is not like seeing one an other so last tuesday i drove up to the shelbume district staved overnight and came back next day it was a lovely drive through the caledon hills except that i was too busy watching the road to look around at the scenery the farm where i was visiting is situated only a few miles from a spot that is supposed to be the highest point in ontario the scenery was beautiful and the air i just cannot describe how won derful the air felt our friends live about two miles back from the high way they have the hydro and telephone and there are neighbors just across the road so they arc not exactly isolated the usual farm activities were going on while i was there cows to milk pigs and poultrv to feed places to fix up ready for having a truck came in to pick up eggs and cream electric ians were doing a repair job somebody coming and going most of the time then came night i knew our friendb were used to going to bed i irlv and i was tired after driv ing so wi were all in bed by ten 0 i lock and then i la awake liitcning just listening and do von know there wasnt a thing to listen to no trains in the dist- anc no whistles no cars or trucks on the road no wind blowing not even a dog barking 1 never heard so much nothingness in all mv life it was uncanny and then after about an hour 1 heard a low rumble away off in the distance so far awav i couldn t recognize the sound gradually it got louder and 1 knew it was a plane some time later the wind got up the rain came pelting down and there was distant thunder with something to listen to i finally went to sleep soon after daybreak i was awake once more again that weird stillness i thought at least the hens would be cackling but they werent or if they were i didnt hear them still more extra ordinary there wasnt a single bird singing from the tree tops when i came down to breakfast i couldnt help commenting on the quietness quiet yes but the quietness is just heaven to me said mrs well everyone to their taste as i said before we like the peace of the country but 1 dont like it that quiet bv the next night i was home and in m own bed for a second night i lay awake quite awhile this time i was listening to the rumble of the trains the whistle as thev approached various cross ings the comforting homiy sound of cars as they travelled up and down the highway dog answering dog each from his own bickyard night flying planes going in and out of malton tail lights blinking and at da break birds on the wing birds chirping and singing sparrows starlings robins thrushes spring thompson motors ph0ke ts fcrj md nrnrles jttve gree th ma diy i thought how wonderful if it could stay this way for ever rurdl living but with all the comforting sounds of life going on around us each farm family a complete unit in itself but sharing common interests and all within eas reach of one another plentj of trees birds and a few rabbits and groundhogs and mosquitoes but definitely even in duffenn there wore mosquitoes if onlv i were less allergic to them instead of getting used to them my resistance to the pesky things seems to bt getting less and less gardening is completely out so far as i im concerned in fact i have rem hid tht stage when i feel like sawn inonc can have m share of summer iii taki the winter ind fill the fori going was written before thi nvful storm itrui k main jpirts of ouumo on sundit it was bad hk but wi didn t get th worst of it lis i ion was powti was off for tiuti hour hi inihi ripput from tins but no s i kiiis lira irc that i know f oui inikint nn nivt s us go id i iiittiiui just bt fori- the storm c irs win riting along the highwa h mu w ird bound we didn hui ans compuns but we didn t f 1 t in hiiv knowing die and fmiik win planning to visit art s brothi i at midland and that dreadful tragedy mar laki m- coi it stems to me long wikcnds are nuw a nightman inxtuid of a time for relaxation nd pleasure if onl more people wen content to stay at home instead oni might almost think thev were bent on mass suicide there is so much in life to do and to enjoy so many people who need help comfort and sympathv it seems too bad we should throw away chances of be ing of service to our fellow men just by our own foolhardmcjs caught in passing woman who has her ph d in two fields discuss ing her unmarried state its wo men like me who know all the an swers who never set asked i r-