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fw i ml eskirho conditions improving by sandy bast mp at 4h parents night emphasize accident fire prevention debate the houne of com moms vorla a grail dent depend tag on tho tubject and perhaps even more on the formality of the bccailon when the lloune in in committee member addretii a chairman rather than the sneaker and speeches can tend to be short and more informal a good deal of such informal debate occurs on thoestlmutes of the various government de partments which forecast their spending for the coming fiscal year at present es of severatdcparfrnents have been passed by the house jjut some what over onehalf rcmnln to be dealt with one recent example was the department of northern affairs and national resources presided over by us vigorous young min ister the honourable waller dlnsilnle who has spoken in hallon county this department has a wide range of interests and responsibilities the canadian government travel bureau the national museum of canada and the ad ministration of our national parks historic sites and various wildlife problems come under its iurlsdiotion the water resources iranch of the department con ducts extensive surveys and studies of such areas as the col umbia and fraser rivers and during 196142 if will make con tributions of nearly two million dollars to the provinces towards construction of dams anil water conservation projects eskimo problems one of the most interesting aspects of this department is its northern adrninislatibn branch under which come the offices or the administrator of the mac kenzie district and the admin istrator of the arctic these offices a suc w varying fields as education for ests engineering mining and wildlife through the vast areas tatkx3omitvr cjy of canadas north you httvc probably read of the lorge num ber of oil and gns permits for exploratory and drilling purposes which have been issued to priv ate companies ittjhc far north this summer may see some ma jor efforts by companies under these permit arrangements the problems of canadas far northern natives the eskimos are ulso the responsibility of this deparluicql much crltlcisnv of course hasbcenidlrcctcd towards can t us a w ol her indian population some of this lias ulso been voiced about the eskimos but there are strong signs of improved conditions here there arc approximately 12000 eskimos in canadas norlji at present some a0 or eskimo children of school ape are receiv ing education in schools while just three years agu the propor tion wos only 16 such efforts as the new three million dollar vocational school at yellowknifc for eskimos and the children of others in the north is a healthy and encouraging sign the department of northern affairs lias provided important impetus fur the development ol the eskimos great natural ttifls stone carving print making and leather and skin work developed antl encouraged by departmental officials and now handled a good deanhy the eskimos themselves have won wide acclaim around the world tourist camps for hunters anil fishermen from the souil the catching and shipping fit such delicacies as arctic char exten sive work as mechanics and in other fields are bringing the eskimos a new independenic uul outlook conditions of change were inevitable and it seemed that the wisest plan was to re- lainthchcsxojtlieuldtruuilions but to step forward into the lu- lure as well this course appears to be successful farm safely and fire prevent ion were emphasized friday night when 200 million 411 club members and parents ultended the annual 4h parents iilght at the aurlrulionil grounds in milton ilrel lulu ing equipment displays messages oti general form safely measures u qui on traffic and machinery hazards photos of fire hazards and n film on rural life were high- lights of the evening 411 club leader jolui willmolt who was chairman said the evening was planneloierrtpha- size safely precautious around therarm and this evening pro vided a good opportunity lor adtllls and teenagers to learn accident prevention rain haiti display for the first part of the pro- pram the hallon fire prevention bureau gave n demonstration o various fire extinguishers and esnlained the types of fires on whichwnlcr foam and chemical extinguishers should he used unfortunately a heavy spring rainstorm atrived midwuy through the demonstration and offer 250 rewa valuable heifer slaughtered ar5ward of 1250 cash has been offered for information leading to the arrest and con- vlrllnn nf the parties rrspons ible tor the slaughter of a valu able hcirer at nurval last week owner pat patterson has put up the reward money the black angus heifer valued at 1000 was found slaughtered and partly butchered in a field near his farm the heifer had been bred to a prize bull at london and the unborn call- would navebecn worth as much as its mother anyone knowing anything annul the incident was urged in con lac r i he ontario provincial police detachment brnnte si milton all information will he kepi strictly confidential the exhibit was cancelled when the 200 guests did an unsche duled iso yard dash for cover jack taylor chairman of the million fuim snfety council spoke on the work or his organi zation mr taylor said the l5 farm ace idem iainoy had shown the need for some stricter safety measures and the farm safety council hud beep organized to educate farmers in accident pre vention during the winter the safely group hud snopsorcir iwo virsi uid courses nnd 35 resi dents had pussed the si john first uid tests accidents serious harold wright of i lie depart ment of engineering science ol ontario agricultural college al so spoke on the recent accident survey he said the 1 1 1 farm ac cidents in hallon ofer the pasl year presented a pretly serious situation mr wright conducted a short quiz on farm safety us il uffeels the younger people colored slides of actual lire hazards fuund on local farms were shown by don cllerring- ton president of the hallon mui- wedding saturday june 3 followed by trip to states oh oh jean what happened to that dopey blonde your husband used to go out with before he married you joan hair i quit bleaching a marriage of interest here took place on saturday after noon june 3 in lisbon evangeli cal church when jovce k mil- brand t of kitchener and george h cvwikof gait were married in a doublering ceremony conduc ted by i he rev t h losch the bride is he daughter of mr and mrs alvin milbrandt of r r 3 new ilanihurg and the groom is the son ol mrs alhert rohinson and the laic t ii cook ol r r i georgetown r norma lingclback plaved the organ mis t losch was soi- iil carries rosen the bride wore a long while gown of songlow materia with embroidered i lowers tailing into a train her crown headdress was trimmed with pearls she ctirricd a crescent of white sweet heart roses her attendants were her sis ter belly milbrandt of kitchen er as maid ot honor marilyn owens ol kitchener sophie ol avlmer as bridesmaids and jean louise bower the grooms niece as flower girl the senior attendants wore ballerina length gowns in cotillion blue nylon or gandy with silk taffeta with shirred cummerbunds and back bows the plea led skirts worn over hoops and crinolines their flowered ball hats with organza bows had malchhig veils- reception held groomsman was lenzions r r 2 acton ushers were jim whitepost guelph and harry milbrandt new hamhurg bro ther of the bride a reception was held in wel- icsley memorial hall the couple left on a trip to the new ring- land slates the bride wearing a light blue silk sheath with while accessories j a white orchid corsage they will live in kit- ehencr broke in i magistrate this seems such a simple case that i think it should have been settled out ot court plaintiff thais what we were doing until the cops broke it up itnl aid fire prevention bureau during bis narration he pointed out the importance of having a furm pond the proper way to wire oulbuildlnys the necessity of firefighling equipment i he amount of heal yeneraled by ordinary liyht bulbs proper use of lightning rods gas storage precautions antl many oilier facets ot lire prevention on the farm picture avnllnblc mr cherringion announced tbaf l hi film mrip and- bureau speak ers are available lor- any farm organization meetings ontahu hydros film the land is- mine concluded tfie evening this was filmed in hallon and peel counties high school staff picnics at ktefnburg the spacious gardens a the home n mr and mrs michael bevan kleinhurg were the plea- sanl selling lorbnrbeciie supper tor staff members of ihe high school and their guests last sat urday afternoon while chickens were barbecued salads rolls and cake were set on tables for supper gills were presented to several slafl members who are luaving mrs m reed received a brunch coal phil cmldirk a preen shirt and ross lam bourn who is re turning to university n comic gift in appreciation for her work during the vcar with ihe student council mrs j galloway was given bath towels fnd cologne those who enjoyed the supper together were prineipar and mrs ted hansen mrs j gallowav mr and mrs f rogers mr and mrs i ambourn mr phi caddick mrs m reed mr and mrs rudolph spielvofel mr kerv mckinnon mr oscar van binsbergen miss j barber mr and mrs meb blow mr and mrs c l rogn- valdson mr and mrs william coals mr and mrs vvavne covle paint special cll exterior white only 5 gal tenpro distributors limited t26 main st n acton phone 519 baptist explorers plan activities the bop tint church explorers held their weekly expedition on friday evening with mrs dunk chief counsellor prcnidlntf the meeting opened with the purpose and a hymn this hi my father world ail repeated the lords prayer the mlnxitcs ol the last ex pedition were read by linda ralston she gave an account of the visit to hllkbtiruh baptist church missionary fair lost fri day evening where members look part in t serv the missionary chord whs ming that had been temneil nt actons lair in march wfco hllfo supper mrs dunk conducted ihe husl- ness plans were made fur a hike on saturday june 10 with a picnic supper after at the gor don home on churchill road joanne landsborough was ui charge of the devotions am took part in reading u portion from the bible- then favorite choruses were sung mrs dunk showed slides of india called bamlfi by the sea j inly gordon conducted a bible qui with jean bulmer and ilea i her mcgeachie as cap tains jean rulmeis team won all went lo the kitchen and had piece of mary frculers birth day cake made by mrs frculer the meeting closed with all singing children who walk in jesus way and the kxnlorcr praver alter which there was junior choir practice conducted bv mrs rudtl i the acton frtw preis thursday junfc- 8th 1961 mt0s tbtmv by wes fountain fields and rbitttsttt except tor butterflies ihe grasshoppers are the most com monly found insect in a flcd all yrasshoppers are plant eat ers and have well developed hind legs with which they hop great distances probably the most familiar type is ihe shorthorned grass hopper this insect is represen- tarive of a great liianv species found throughout- canada the shieldback grasshopper is less common and its wings function only lor making a singing noise but it has extremely well devel oped jumping legs grasshoppers are worldwide in distribution ami can become serious pests il has been shown that when there are is or 20 ot these insects to each square yard in a field about one ton ol vegetation will be consumed hj each 40acrc field per div the maiuis olien called a pravjng man lis dill ers from most other insects in its ability lo turn its head on an auilc neck unlike the busy vegetarians the mantis stalks insect prev the front legs of the mantis are ef fective tools lor gripping pari of ihe lower leg the lihia is sninv wilh a slwrp claw the tibia closes like a knile hlailc against pail ol the upper leg thui in also sipltty the eggs of the mruitu are laid in frothy man ftbooc an inch long which hr4ri ujto dt led foam the young gre miniature replicas of their parents once mated the fern i e often captures the male and de vours him in the daytime the eyes of the mantl wild of tnany other insects uiy brown of green but at night this pigment in withdrawn in nonv for a gt tnr light absorption and the eye re black 7 one of the oddest reutlottiwr to be found in that of gall htaecii and plants in which they toke their galls a unit is an th normal growth or plant tissue- which reoults i mm insect activity and which usually shelters the immature stages of these insecla a vari ety of insects form galln the chiel ones being certain wasps and gall midges despite being abnormal growths yulln do not seem lo cause ihe death of plauis for that smart look glasses look e l buchner ro optometrist contact lentst fltud hearing aid eyat examined 48 mill st e acton ont wednesday only oftice hours 2 to 6 pm for appointment phone iis acton if no answer phone waterloo collect sh 28867 dlleloutl nutrllleu guernsey gold 2 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