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county council briefs dnlpf tt aagost meeting of baiwcoaaty concll bald in bmat last wmk leetabara taurnad that kelso conservation area near milton frights has been selected as the alti tor the provincial boy scoot jamboree in august of next year iqpll promised to cooperate la immkuf the event a success a committee of warden will iam coulter deputyreeves al as day of qakvuka and charles maaafr of milton was appointed to atady the consultative com mittees recent report recom- mand a atatjtt cciintv board of edkoauoa together with the an swers of the county municipali ties a majority t local mun- lctpauttss were not la favor when the report was first presented permission was given for the coaiii float to be entered in a ceoteimul parade in milton aug ust i and at both acton and c fall talrs the industrial committee re- eid a premier showing of industrial promotion fllm- lotty being turned lnhalton- woald be arranged for councill or immlftipal representatives press school and chamber of coaamarce officials no date has baefctiet for the premier tat same committee said it seeking a new advertising to replace the county pass out was agreeable to pur chase more pens until a new idea is adopted a tentative date of october 26 was established for the annual wardens dinner ftpsmbers learned the coodu- atlen board appointed to study the ilajsti with- the health nurses had not yet met for its first meeting judge colin bennett is tbttehatrman and stephen lewis of toronto and jj graham of streetsvule are the nurses and v county nominees on the com- mittse ft was pointed out the chairman is responsible for call- lag the meeting the manor board reported signs of cot granite held stone bearing the namesnurtlnrause an4 iettit joosejeiejreeing prepared for the two buildings of the home for the aged in itiontng unit for the administra tive area of the new home a joint meeting between peel and halton county health units was set up for september 12 when the groups will discuss a merger of services council confirmed the board of health appointment of dr shannessy as director of pre ventative dental health for the health unit and mrs grace smale as his secretary the county will be responsible for threetenths of his 14500 sal ary the balance to be paid by otber health units be serves the deputy clerk was urged to seek permission from burlington and oakviue for a bow and ar row deer season south of high way 5 on november 6 7 and 8 when a shotgun hunt is planned tor the remainder of the county a report from the county jail indicated the average dally pop ulation of the jail for the month ending july 31 was 187 prison ers there were 59 persons committed to the jail during the month an estimate of costs of con structing the new martin house home for the aged was reviewed and although certain items are incomplete it appeare the final cost will be higher than origin ally expected the assessment committee re ported it had toured the county assessing departments of water loo and peel counties gathering information on the possible est ablishment of a similar system for halton milton council adopted a manor re port recommending installation of a 4100 gasfired air ccnd- gertrude sunter funeral in church a wall known and highly res pected memebar of the commun ity mrs gertrude at sunter passed away oa tuesday august at the greater niagara hospit al la niagara falls mrs sun ter had been a patient in guelph hospital earner this year and on her release went to stay with bar soa arnold and mrs sunter at niagara falls the deceased was the youngest daajhmr of the lata charles bal- dck and sarah hawkins who fanned in the upper end of osp- rlage icross from the ld school altar her marriage to ewart n sealer she went to live on the tovnune where they farmed until mr sunters health failed and she once again returned to tea village to live a dstont member of knox pre- sbytertia church she was church organist for many years a sunday school teacher and a member of the ladies aid and was a former member and sec retary of the womens institute she was a great lover of music and helped train both junior and aaator choirs before the death of ear teeatiaal la 1937 they form ed the oanrlnge orchestra who ta demand for numerous for over twenty ywars she clerk in the local store where her pleasing personality aad ready smile endeared her to ajl the mnerau held la the local presbyterian church was largely manila 1 aad was conducted by atov a vatr of preston assisted by raw t maxwell of waterloo termer ministers la the absence at bev d harbison who is on vacation mrs byron brace accompan ied by mrs cordon aittaa sang the lords prayer as a re- of the deceased eat was made la ever- tea cemetery with gordon altken ward brace barry clarke nor man mekenaiedavidstewartand david robe as pallbearers floral tributes ware carried by byron brace dm hlndtey ralph sinclair and ed stewart she was predeceased by two step sons errwtt and mold and a slater mrs t altken mary left to mourn her loss are a son arnold two granddaughters aad three great grandchildren aad a slater emma who is a pa tient at a nursing home inhius- obituary mrs j neilson buried at milton mrs jonathan neilson one of scotch blocks aged citizens passed away quietly at halton centennial manor on tuesday august 8 1967 born in esquesing township on april 25 1884 mary ellen motile was the last of the fam ily of ten children of the late abraham and mary stark she lived on the family farms until she married jonathan neilson of peru in june 1938 besides being an ardent home- maker she loved to read but was unable to continue with either of these after taking a stroke in december 1960 she spent over five months in hospital and then came back to her home in peru for four months she moved to campbeuvlue to live with her stepdaughter mrs wilfred greenlees charlotte where she made her home for fifteen mon ths she moved to halton cen tennial manor where she was quite contented her husband predeased her in november 1961 mrs neilson was a member of boston presbyterian church where she was organist for 25 years she was a willing worker in the womens missionary soc iety and the ladles aid of boston church and also in the womens institute mrs neilson is survived by two stepdaughters mrs a w benton isabella of limehouse and mrs wilfrid greenlees charlotte of campbellvllle one nelce mrs maynard patterson isabel of esquesing township and three nephews neilson stark and meldrum stark of esquesing township and frank stark of milton also survive her the funeral at the macnab funeral chapel milton on aug ust 10 was conducted b the rev s e smith minister of boston presbyterian church interment followed in evergreencemetery milton pallbearers were former neighbours alois heichert gor don mcgibbon gordon rodney dan allan gordon mccreadyand ernest wilson arena manager sonny tows- sley says one way tor the parks and recreation board to suddenly make a mint would be to charge a quarter admission to all the people to come to watch the dredging golden age club plans theme float the acton free praia wednesday aoguat 23 1967 5 hurt m seven actkkats several interesting items were planned for the acton golden age clnb at their regular meeting on thursday night in keeping with the interest in centennial pro jects a centennial theme float is to be prepared for the fall fair parade under the convene rshlp of mrs dougald kennedy who has taken a very leading participation with the successful floats of the two previous years the next regular meeting will take the form of a picnic in pro spect park on sept 7 from 2 pm on the use of grounds and tab les are being kindly given and the community centre will pro- wide shelter in event of rain each member is to bring his own inch and beverage as weu as table settings and eating irons a committee is working on a program of sports and enter tainment and an enjoyable after noon is being expected in the open air the 9th annual convention of halted senior citizens of ontar io inc is being held in mcmast- ar university hamilton on aug s and 30 mrs don reed and mrs rl davidson were ap pointed official delegates and both hope to be able to attend and bring back informative and help ful reports charlie cutis thanked the me mbers for cards and all kindnes ses received by him and mrs cutts during bis recent illness mrs albert shultis led in a short card bingo crounole and euchre were played in place of the usual musical program prizes for crounolewenttomrs mason and bob otiara in travelling euchre prises were won by mrs a shultis and john ford other euchre prizes went to ladies high mrs wo auen mrs john lambert mens high mrs creasey 2nd mrs evans a beautiful quilt recently quilt ed was on display wedding anniversaries and birthdays were recalled mr and mrs george fryers 46th wedding anniversary fell on aug ust 6 the kitchen committee served a lovely lunch during the week of august is to 19 inclusive personnel of milton detachment ontario pro vincial police worked a total of 802 14 hours andparroued 7307 miles on araa highways as a result of patrol 38 chargeswera preferred 52 traffic warnings were issued and 73vehcleswero safety checked there were 17 convictions registered there were 7 personal injury accidents resulting in 11 parsons being injured z property damage accidents investigated total property damage as a result of above accidents was approxim ately s67650o causes of accidents were in attentive driving driver lost con trol did not have right of way and speed too fast for road or traffic conditions three charges under the high way traffic act wore laid as a result of these accidents there were 40 general occur ences during this period includ ing theft of power tools in esque sing twp 1 person charged driving under suspension 1 person charged with causing a disturbance damage toprcperty 1 person arrested for other pol ice depu complaint of prowlers in esquesing twp milton kittens came caiuno at vacation bible school one day robin hutr took a little time away from the program to cuddle the two visitors staff photo oxu theatrbtsr etttftx publish names i think a mistake is being made by the names of persons doing crimes not being mention ed in the free press if a man does a wilful crime against a young girl he should have to bear the brunt of his name in the pap er and other young girls could watch out for him this law should be changed too about children not getting their names mentioned they often laugh and say it doesnt matter what we do or steal we dart get our names lnthe paper stealing is going on every morntag at the lga and it is covered up by every store mak ing thieves of the youngsters for the rest of their lives what about the law why are they not watched and given sev ere treatment i am 88 years of age andnever stole but once and i am still soiej rtera my dear mothers strop landed on my sitdown john guild machinery inspection is your protection against farm 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hydros new hot water service a low monthly charge coven installation of a modern auto matic electric water heater all service and maintenance including replacement if necessary cost of electricity our ataff win be dad to tall you all about this allinclusive hot water service mr huff nun n past president of ttia ontario federation ol af rioiltiire acton hydro electric commission 43 auce st 532410 cooperators insurance association guelph and cooperators life insurance association guelph are the principal companies in the ontario insurance cooperative known as ciag cooperators insur ance associations of guelph in the 44 ciag offices across the province competent staff roll out the red carpet for hundreds of visitors every day people who seek insurance information or assistance pay premiums or report claims ciag handles 30000 automobile claims a year under a claim fee plan which encourages policy holders to report their small claims as well as the 1 big ones ci ags plan minimizes concern and doubt for the drivers the association insures good drivers who may have the misfortune to need claims help ciag is sponsored and controlled by democratic organizations which represent a million ontario people the associations nine directors are nomi nated by ontario credit union league ontario federation of agriculture united cooperatives of ontario oeawaatairmnr nrttvui ftiilliiit past president of the ontario credit union ltiw train to toronto ask about convenient departu re and return times for information phone the local cm piwanof sat office cj canadian national kenan w wthtrit of traw president of the ontario credit union lejgue president ot united cooperatives of oiurio jtefcty t milmk evrttfm charles g mnwewan a director and former president of ttaf prcstdentof the ontario federation of afncnltim uatled cooperatives of oabno ontario credit union league aoradorof jettiwlcefaav apabtaroameatefciasoad artctarfa oafari croat tmn laaaja rated s mckercfwr daw paslproudont of ciag 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