Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 30, 1963, p. 12

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will so win sdwhidxu yn ad three mnmrtfllotw of mttllrej malory tufttkl hen harry hottap hour mill on the rir everton about i iortlvwet of acton thirsts have changed 10 much in the last is year ita harder all the time to do btulneu harry captained 1 if he had a son to carry on hed modernise and put in new equipment but neither- of hl two daughter la interested in the old mill built around isjo arid bought by his grandialher- abeut iwo harry used to tutll hl firm quality while flour to christies but now they want it blown by air pressure into an overhead storage tank and loaded irito a truck for shipment the new facilities would coat about 18000 to inatalla he continues to operate the mill with the help of one assistant mrhortop can mill 300 bans of flour b day collecting it in 100 pound baga his wheal bought locally from farmer in the district is the flneat grown anywhere he bellevea but its becoming harder and harder for the small miller to find a mar- ive bee kbsd of hair fortu nate harry atttlled ntsdeally i snake a thua tnaewy and i lee utile the threestorey wooden struc ture came to him from hla rath ur who alto operated a mill at eden mills for a time the build litg la solidly constructed and no changea have been made in the waterdriven wheel alnce its in situation more than a century x the original atone intake i was damaged during hurrl cane haicl in i9s unil part of it was replaced by a galvunued steel pine hiarii wriiiti iitriifi rnitit mi one of the two circular atone whecla which flrat around the wheat gathera dust m a comer of the big mill it m ab out five feet m diameter the other ha gone to a museum the atone 1 corrugated on the underside and at the end of ev ery day the collected wheat had to be scraped from these corru gation harry explained he has installed a small ma chine for milling and grinding chop for farm feed but ha needed to make few repairs to the sturdy building with it root- square beams and root wide planks i keep a good roof over it and paint it every four or five years he said when his father was living hurry operated a sawmill con nected with the flour mill by a wooden bridge over the dam harry really preferred the saw mill to the flour mill because he felt there was more demand for lumber it wouldnt take much to put the old sawmill in opera tion again he said wistfully sell ror hark someday since he has no one to carry on the business harry supposes he ii sell the property someday he owns 200 acres along the river hed like to see it become a care fully developed park hed hale to see the sparkling river pollut ed by indiscriminate building the fishing used to be good in the mill stream harry even stocked it with speckles once but so rnuny fishermen came that the speckles never had a chance to grow harrv doesnt do much fishing himself nowadays he- grinds hla flour in the historic old mill and quietly searches tor new mar kets in one of the last stands for independence against big business sbcbummrs tmnssmaass nassagaweya institute plans visit to museum the home of mrs m moffat wua the meeting place or the naaaugawcya womens instltut the president mrs w a fruscr waa in the chulr nnd rend a timely poem followed by the opening ode and the murv stc vart collect after ihe rcutllny of the minutes bv mrs j henrv plans for n benefit nluht for mturdcd children were dlmnu ed plnol urrnngemcnls were mude for the june meotlntj ul the llul ion countv museum this is looked forward to with intercnt as there will be u tour of the museum and u lulk bv mnor hal newmun curator this i on june 19 ut 2 pin members were naked to hilng donations for the museum ii possible an informative paper on n doctors talk on cancer wits reud bv mrs- ju flunks- -mr- j robertson reud two interesting poems stella gorman nnd doris moffat of the 4h homcmnking club demonstrated the muking of a delicious suluil plate mrs 1 robertson conducted a contest on naming the dlf lerent breeds of farm anlmnls mrs moffat was the winner the meeting closed with the singing of the queen and the institute grace ufier this u dainty lunch wus served four inch teeth seeks museums help fred ruddell a fifth lint ts queslng farmer is wondering what kind of stancagc monsters occupied his land years and veurs ago following his ducov cry of some queer looking teeth rtln u washed out ditch one tooth measured four inches in length nnd others were nearlv thurtiig john michic of limehouse a local authority on indian jure ipakcdfartberaad found u pocket or ashes and the remains of u large fire nemos sigmtting nn indian cnmpsite the ftotul ontnrio museum in toronto hus been nsked to kited some light on the mystery dont delay now is the time for bedding plants we have the best stocks and the best prices the most corriplele varloty of flowers and vegetables 3 boxes 100 we dillvet be sura and sec our urge assortment at the roar of the new bank o montreal building for a bolter choice from hundreds of boxos of many varieties drive in here and load up hinton s 5c to 1 oo store 1 tk bore that glvaa you a ratter chafe a ratter quality a lawar pflea notice to property owners destroy weeds mml la bbbbtaaaaw aautamaat fsak ajal gejafjamabaavfl tat ak aeafaw hanvbf ji m iawma hi aajavjamnhahl ww ittlal k aaaatala with taw waaaj central act 140 faajiasm 3 is aeui 1 that wslaa wataua wajaaj geowinf cms their lassala w the municipality of natsogaweya enj ste by iaa ml juste ts ims aaia thranajhaot mat bans tfc waal hi taaaa aa aat a ks tin el em t la atmawty v llektlmmur ctmeaiy ajf haleest v 1 i riw si iii pkoln lummw ttiatfntj hant recently installed at aax engineers ltd enables the company to use native lumber rather than importing california redwood for use in cooling towers under a 145pound pressure system 10000 pieces of four foot lath can be treated at one time plant manager bill coon said a mixture of arsenic copper sulphate and potassium bichromate it ditiolved in water to treat the lumber the closest identical treating plant is in mexico city and it it also owned by the parent marley company aiasalsaaaaaaasaairiiit miiin snaan aarin iismssssasaasssmaasaaaii iraouatl seph4 tton ceremonies iott josephs school 6t nursing are being held tomorrow afternoon at the ontario agricultural col lege in the class or 35 are three acton girls carol goodwin hea- therwilhetnd barbara wave they have completed u threeyear course miss goodwin daughter of mr nnd mrs hon goodwin wus bom in toronto hut tame to acton ul the uue ol twu she uent to rnnnockmiiu the rohcil little nml then acton hiuh sihools shell hate her 20th hlrthdav on june 17 she is unlnu 1o hunlher mcmoilul huspllil wiston in september miss withers wus hotn in ac ton mil went to public mul hiuh chool here she ii he 21 in june she will continue nurslnu ul st joseph s miss wire echo lues tilth her uncle mel aunt mi mil mis les luh is 21 teuis ol lac and went to kehikil licit shell he ituislnu ul st joseph s lint smg awflf 5k mtm pity mkus wh vh for ottarh kb tapffur i- xar 4 halton holstein breeders at second judging school helton holstein breeders held their second county judging school at mac alexanders vn fri day may 17 the school stress ed the importance of type for holstein cattle each or the hoi stein breeder in attendance had an opportunity to judge five classes of holstclns the official panel of judges were howard luldlaw peel countv albert hunter local hoi stein breeder jus carnev locul holstein breeder don brethct herdsman for geo l h lxnv cr and j douglas bumsidc us slstant agricultural represents live d s dunton puslpresidenl ol the holstclnfrleslan association of canada acted as discussion leader representing the hoi stein frleslun association were jo snvder flcldman und e ross segsworth first vice president ol the association vartl brownrldgc was in charge of classes cattle used ip the judging school were supplied bv local holstein breeders the ludglng school was held ns a result of interest shown bt local breeders in a similur itrv ot school held for official udges ol he holstein association and in the countv school held last teat in conducting this school local breeders will became moic in lormed on the requirements ol cattle lor the show ring brock hurrfs president ol the halton holstein breeder was in chin gc ot ihe prourtim gas spilled riiclicihtcrs doused a minor cm hlue sundav atterntxin gus ollne spilled on the engine ol n cur owned by ken marshall causing the file lust south of ihe town limits on highwjv 25 blarritf cigarette ash for 100 accident while utlumplinu to hick iishit fnim si ilgarvtte off ihe sent of his mutiny tehicle jnlk gibson r r 2 rockuoeul lost control ot his car temporarily one duv inst tcck ran over n drlvettuv cul teit nnd tnnelcil on the lawn ut 40 chuichill road south consluble ron ropei t intesil ualed und cstlmnleel duniugc to file cat uiound sioo the search it on for a halton dairy princess to represent ihe countv at the annual dairy princess competition at ttte cans- dlnn national exhibition the llullon dairy princev committee is representallvd of nil the dnlrv producer groups in llulton the federation of agri culture and ihe llulton junior turmer association tullowlng n meeting of ihe iiunmlltee on mnv 23 ll wus decided hint this teni s selection uoiilil lake plaec- ul ihe iniiuiul llornbv harden purlt to he held on suturdnv evening jutv 20 the eonlcstunls from llulton uill he selected bv inlcivicand present a nhoii talk ivluleel to duirtlng in llulton countv conleslnnts in the compctiiinn miisl ih- between lift aclesot 17 utul 2a yeurs und i rum u tliirt farm at the c nf competition un delegates from each countv xs ill compete foi the ontario title in addition lo the inleivuw and speech each contestant svill personally demonstrate milking and cleaning procdurea-a- tailed basis of awards i for the competlllon to itppearance deportment andaeli expression the balance of the score curd is set up to rate the cfflcwncv ol milking and clean ing duirv equipment all entries for ihe hulton dairy princess competition must be made to ihe committee by mon day june 2a application forma and inloi matlon muv be obtain ed ut the extension branch ot- lice ontario department or agiictillure milton cgit badges at the tmiininu service al the united lunch presentation of i t bidues was made by the rev dwlghl i ngel to snllv dick gull reed anne svmnn nancy gordon und nuncv i miller the irndei miss vein smull spoke briefly i and ol canaan the isiaclllcs ilc believed to hate first enlered the land of canaan now isiael about 1400 dc t mecca hmals boils pimpus mtcct tmrlmht m etun wtkllm mtf oltmmb tail haaum uu tt graf emitln soothing antifptic credit valley conservation authority plan now fctr fall tree planting youll get more done when men and machines are available order your fall tree planting now deadline for application b june is credit valley conservation authority terra cottaonl 8774252 quality ba products save you money gatelinat meter 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