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fatal about page six the actqn free press acton ontario thursday july 20th ims raport and articles from hiltons farmlands and farm organizations cereal project climaxed by 100 girls at 4h achievement day halton countys 4h homernaking th form of exhibits demonstra- club members held their summer tions and skits exhibits on the achievement day in the agricul- coreal shelf were prepared by tural hall in the milton fair hornby nelson nerval and pa- grounds july 14 the location is j lermo clubs v ith comments bv excellent for a summer day and the shnilcv down- viki gillilnnd ail- program well attended by both ecm harrop and kathleen marshall members and isitors this event marked some criticisms and suggestions for theie were offered by a visiting hone economist mr peter rci the cotnplo j none economic reirs rtirr rii 11 j r t ist cl f oxford and norfolk coun- the foods project the cereal project shelf under the direction of the county home economist mrs mabel borgstrom a corral quiz and judg- tie skits and itemonstratlons around the clock ith ctreals t the subject chosen b scotch ing classes of muffins and menus b jnj 0ma clubs and pro occupied the morning for all mem bcrs during this time members muffins and record books were also arranged for displaj in the afternoon club contribu tions were made to the program in serted as a skit with all members tik iiik part ashgrove used the sanii subject foi a demonxtiation b jean moffat and jan button demonstrating the bannoekburn clul made use o all of their mem- s3 exercise in gagetown these members of the royal canadian army medical corps are ready for any emergency during exercises held by the 1 st canadian infantry division at camp gagetown nl b keeping in close cooperation with the troops by walkietalkie are from left lcpl bob fetterly acton pte emil nacew toronto and cpl tom sullivan noranda que lightning produces rare stage effects this is the time of vear when mother natures summer svmptionv features an ajvesome stage effect in the form of lightning eer since primitive man cringed in fear from the jagged tongue uf flimts flash inr through tlu skies lightning lias bet n at best a mixed blissiug naturt s most dangerous killer lightning strikes sorrn where on the north amu ican continent ipprovi- matih nncf eerv second the oeith loll is almom siv turns th iveragc fur floods and four times that foi hurricanes j betore these fifiuros svnd ou scurrvuig to the collar hou lever remember there s onl one chance i in 365 0o0 that ou will be struck j bv lightning in an given iin the damage toll caused tmnuauv bv lightning can reach staggering proportions besidi igniting des tructive fires in forxst citv and countrv lightning can completely i disrupt modern electrical living and with todav s universal depend ence on that form of li ing disrup- tion can mean much more than mere inconvenience when electri cal appliances and other dev ices i w ere rare these storm did not uise the degret of com ern cvper- lenced todav but now most of the comforts of home depend in some n upon clectricit and mdustrv i and hospitals dtpond entireh upon i t i ev en w ith its encvrmouslv des- tructive powers lightning also bl mgs some conipeiiityng benefit the lb nullum thunderstorms that sweep noith america free about 100 milium tons of nitrogen com pounds tioiij thi an and spreid uiehi nvei tlu earth this gift to plant lite comes down with rain drops as earlv as 1s9j one elcitixcal equipment manufacturer brought out several primitive lightning ai- resttrs to help protect povvir lines from damage todav arresters ill- stalled on vital transmission hns conduct the tidal waves of current resultink from lightning stroke harmlesslv to earth i national defence photo hamilton reunion held at terra cotta trc sith nnnuil reunion of the fmitlv of the late mr ind mrs janus hamilton was held at terra i cottn plav ground one saturdiv r ientj with mil ind marv h imil ton if strtetsvilu lust and hostess for this sear with pirfect weather favoung iboul 30 guests were present and a i verv pit isant ifternoon wis enjov- ed b tvervoni the oldest person pnsfiit was mis gtorge h lmilton of rlornbv ind tlit vounsjist was little all in hamilton soh of mr and mrs herb hnniilton of acton aftir in iftt rnoon of swimming horsoshoe pitching and other gim- es cvinoni was readv for the pic nic supper ronvtritd bv gutn and frd leister pi ins were made fori mt eirs picnic ind appreciation w is tepiessisd to the committees in i bers in a skit saving with cereals miss carolvn kelmnn home econo mist for lincoln wetland and hal- diman counties commented on this part of the progiitm oreetings weie brought from the womens institutes of the county of bv mrs geoi gesomeiv mo distiict pitsadent who also assisted in pie- senluir countv hofioi ceitifieates foi si lionicmaking club piojects com pleted to shu lev bit n nun ash- giove and patsv hamilton of horn- hv prov incinl honors aw ards for 12 piojects were piesintetl to ruth wilson of noival and gloina rose of nelson ceitificatts of achieve- nitnt for vneh two piojicts com- pleted were also piesented to ai gills at th close of the prom am mrs geoi ge atkins sr bronte spoke brieflv to the rirls of the develop- nunt of club work in the county and the opportunities offered she also presented 4h homemnkmg tluh crests given each girl al the completion of ncr first project project for autumn assistance was also fiivn through out the daj bv new members of the home economics serv ce of the on tario department of agriculture miss robin futcher of frontenac leeds and grenville counties and miss barbara clark of lanark and renfrew halton countys 4 h homemaking clubs will studv the project cot ton accessories for the club girls bedroom during the coming aut umn and winter leaders training school for this will be held in the department of agriculture office september 18 and 19 next springs unit villi be the club girl stands on guard interested groups or future mem bers are invited to contact the county home economist if they wishi further information or would like to form a homemaking club clubs and leaders in the county participating in the cereal shelf were ashgrove mrs frank wilson bannoekburn mrs hugh wilkin son and mrs g s matthews dub lin mrs d macpherson and mrs bert rcnnick hornby mrs delbert downs and mrs stan may nelson mrs david sherwood norval miss marilyn cleave omagh mrs h robertson and miss ellen chapman palermo mrs l soctland scotch block miss charlotte turner and mrs robert irving obituary john mccauley dies was blind 25 years john ernest mccauley died caily sunday morninr july 8th mr me cauley had been making bisjinmo at halton centennial manor mil ton for the past few years amlica- ves many close friends there he has been blind for he past twenty five years funeial service was held in georgetown on tuesday july ii in torment was in brampton ceme tery rev j e maxwell conikted the servue art benton und allan norton both old fi lends when mr mccauley lived in limehousc noted as pallbcaicis along with vernoii mccumber and roliei t wyutt of geoi getow n obituary qj native of limehouse passes away at eden an hour aftti visiting rtlutives ill git n williams mrs stanley wil son t5 died sudden i at hoi home t fdt n mills death ouuirid fai ls sund i evening julv 15 just aftei mi and mrs wilson had te- tiuned fiom spending the day with ml and mrs ken covvell mrs wilson who vviu luella ni- ckell before here mairiage was n native of limehouse and was the daughter of the late john w nick- ell and annie grieve nfickcll she was a member of eden mills pres- bytenan church surviving besides her husband is one brother james a nickell of pontiac michigan the funeral service was conduct ed wednesday of last week at the rumley funeral home in acton oakville opp get new homes married officers of the oakvlllo dmnthnient of the ontario provinc ial police recently moved into aix new brick bungalows constructed by the toi tmiiit u public works on propei ty adjoining the detach ment off lie on the queen ellfciibeth way eust of the sixth line two types of houses wore built in hie project and are rented by the men each home contains oil heating and u full basement with living loom dinette bath they ttpe three bedroom homes und kit chen the buildings nie of brick ioii- struitioii and wllj all be landscaped the pioject is the first of its type in tin oakville uiea und the first if hi me in tin piovime faeli tar foi est fires in caiuida cltstio enough wood to build 05 mm five loomed homes or to make ttuee million tons of newsprint mackenzie news at add to the appearance and weathertightness of your home by putting on a now roof summer is tho ideal season to lay asphalt shingles 3inl210 ibthlngla are 1099 par square 180 lb lockfast are 980 and 125 lb win lock are o70 you cah have red green black blue grey and many blonds see you sotting in the sun let us all hops r people buy the free press to read and read the free press to buy robt r hamilton fred a hoffman optometrists formerly k p head phone guelph 1924 58 st georges square garnet building products limited readymix concrete plywood masonry cement iime- plaster insulation rock lath nails sewer pipes sheathing- papers and insul boards tr 72519 georgetown tr 72861 charirt for a vers pleasant after- i nen ptrrt together i always fresh available at ledgers i g a bank the saving i 46 thats right yow can bank ike saving yow snake whan yaw 1st acton woodcrafts advise supply and follow through with a part crsfhnanship on your ictdh v v twrt dmnjes htvry ssmridge b glad to see tiie modern food store is a shoppers paradise saw food store owner hmrrv shouhridpc self senice has made buvmg quukcr and easiet nerw departments such as frozen foods have brought a wider choice of products package designs stone arrangements and lighting have all been modernized and vasth improved another change benefits mr shouhndpc and hisfamilv in a personal w3 nowadavs its easier to provide financial secuntv for families because hfr insurance polisies tfer muih morf flexible never before has the range of policies and plans been so u ije lif insurance representatives too are trained to give more competent service in the selestion of plans to meet injo i dual familv needs today thrwufih lite insurant e readv funds are provided for emergenties fot edukation for safeguarding vour home for your business and for vour retirement in thesftmj other fays the hfr insurance companies in canada are in step uith progress bringing bene fas to people in all nalks of life the life insurance companies in canada uf ismoi i ob spbmibj bwjyh i 100 lp4d united suburban gas co ltd schedule of natural gas rates effective 5th july 1956 as approved by the ontario fuel board in its order dated 5 july 1956 for the municipalities of the corporation of the town of georgetown the corporation of the town of milton the corporation of the town of acton the corporation of the township of esquesing a for residential commercial and industrial use per meter per month exclusive of commercial and industrial gas used for space heating purposes as recorded by meter readings made in the months of november to april inclusive first next next next next next next next next over gross bill net bill 20o cubic feet so 50 per ccf 0 50 per ccf 80o cubic feet 0 21 per ccf 0 20 per c cf l50o cubic feet o 1 7 per ccf 016 per ccf 97500 cubic feet 012 per ccf 0 115 per ccf 400000 cubic feet o105 per ccf 010 per ccf 500000 cubic feet o095 per ccf 009 per c cf 1000000 cubic feet o 09per ccf 0 085 per ccf 5000000 cubic feet o 085 per ccf 008 per ccf 7000000 cubic feet o08 per ccf 0075 per ccf 14000000 cubic feet o 075 per ccf 007 per ccf b for commercial and industrial gas used for space hasting purposes per meter par moaith as recorded by meter readings made during the months of november to april inclusive first next next next over gross bill net bill 200 cubic feet 050 per ccf 050 per ccf 800 cubic feet 021 per ccf 020 par ccf 1500 cubic feet 0 17 per ccf 016 per ccf 97500 cubic feet 012 per ccf 0115 per ccf 00000 cubic feet 0 105 per ccf 010 per ccf united suburban gas co ltd georgetown acton milton