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news of the district gusumh itadara tin eloaa la laaa than three weeks tor the brat school taoattda deatfaad apactnealli tor vocational turn tht oath dutrlct beard of education hat art attfit as the einafe lw tars tar tiatt0ailcc4to hi sehjaov which tt hopes to opata urn for the 19w school year fettatahtd coat of tte project including complete site dmktp- aaaal lai omgooo btljed by the toronto arehltactnralflrmotabram andtoglesnn aa aamojmpnhtoaatialytherrainentsotyonngpecpl wheat adacatiaabl aaeda are not fauuled by me regular academic arofraaa la gradaa i and 10 the 40roora school will provide vo- cattontl tralalag aad instruction in tear general occupations coa- atmdlos bwchaatca commercial trades aad service trades adttacoaraeavrtuleadtoarecogiilaedcbplorni tat talmugltaelf win form a major part of the 60cre educa- ttoarecraatloa conplu oa college ave w along with the 1400v papll oaattaatal cv1 awl the arena being built by the city as a cavamrttf projtct attoagtha apedamatires bnitt into the school win be flexible emktroons whereby partitions can be removed from three single rooms to create eoe large room tor group teaching a combined stag aad made room and provision tor extensive use of educa- ttoaal television some rooms la the school will be without windows but the arch- meet says the fanctlanal aad psychological need for windows was caremoy evaluated baton the design was developed calsdon seventeenyearold peter godson win be the only youth in a team of six pony rloara to represent canada in new zealand for the uterpadflc pony ctubrauy peter of catalan was named top a rider at the ontario region al rally at the cblagaaeoasy golf and country club in july about balag the only boy in the canadian team of six peter says ms a aloe thoaght bat unfortunately we an go on the trip with one idea to win honors for canada there is hardly time to see what the girls look like eukdale mrs j h boultoh dies at toronto a resident of acton for it years mrs john henry boattoo crusader st scarborough passed away suddenly in east general hospital toronto on au gust is at the ige of 7ft she is survived byherhusband a son dr geoffrey boutton pick ering three grandchildren and three sisters mrs doris howe toronto mrs jessie major to ronto and mrs minnie aldridge mr and mrs boutton moved from acton toscarborough eight years ago they had come to canada from bngtandin 1929 and were married in 1914 at brad ford england mrs boutton the former alice young was born in latt at bradford yorkshire while in acton she was a member of the imperial order daughters of the empire and of the scout mothers auxiliary here and tn toronto she was active in the rome and school associa tion in toronto as wen funeral service was held in toronto august 18 conducted by the rev owston pallbearers were arthur evans scarborough gerald flttgerald stratford le onard wren a greatnephew scarborough dr blake graham scarborough dr harold good win scarborough and dr chris topher huffman scarborough atrlae mfewmeveawev cwmmflfffftef the acton free press wednesday august 30 1967 m visitor from philippine islands tells mckenzies of life there actons most internationally- minded family award if there was one would automatically go to past international ys mens president gw pat mckenxle aad his wile mary their wide circle of friends and acquaintances girdles the globe and encompasses peoples of almost every nationality and race recently a dutch couple mr and mrs jan dejong visit ed them at their home on jeffrey avenue this week the mckentles back from the 13rd international ys mens convention at green lake wlsconslnentertalnedra- mon pasicolan from manila in the philllplnes for two days on his first trip to the united states and canada mr pasicolan was a delegate at the convention he is on his way to expo and to visit a daughter whos a doctor at john hopkins the hospital in baltimore maryland he has five other children at home coincidence s have a way of popping up in international rela tionships raymon a tall fili pino from a country of small men recalls pat mckenzie as sumed the international presid ing the same year he was elect ed president of his club in man ila there was another coincidence when pat mckenzie brought out a plaque presented to him by the philliplne delegation after his inauguration in 1964 mr pasic olan pointed to it and delightedly told the mckentles he had pick ed it and its accompanying gavel out himself mr pasicolanpronouncedlike pepsl cola a nickname he was quickly clubbed at the convention is tie owner and proprietor of a bookstore in manila which ca ters primarily to university stu dents he explained textbooks which cost 5 in the unitedstates could be reprinted by the japan ese and sold for as little as 250 in japan or the philllplnes where most instruction is in english the paper may be coarser the cover only paperback but the contents are the same and thats what were interested in he told the free press reporter universities in the philllplnes have morning afternoon and ev ening classes and have enrol ments of 30000 to 35000 stud ents mr pasicolan was not impressed consequently when a university he visited in califor nia pointed boastfully to an en rolment of 1000 he consider ed education in the philllplnes although a poor country was equal to anything in the worlds advanced countries elementary and high school education is free in philllplnes cities but when you go to the pro vinces only elementary educa tion is provided by the govern ment after world war two the phil llplnes had a problem with youths trained only to fight the japan ese who continued fo ravage the civilian population after the en emy left he told of the work done to reeducate these people filipinos are quick to forgive mr mckonile reminded his vis itor after the war and the fric tion with jap invaders at the first asian ys mens conference it was a pbllllplne delegate who welcomed a japanese delegation of ys men to the conference in manila extending the hand of friendship mr pasicolan attributes much of the impetus for charitable work in the philllplnes to ys mens ideals and to the cosells- tas anerganlaatlon which holds a cram counsel in religion and is designed to help tbeparishpriest in their work the visitor saw no incongruity in being a cathol ic and a ys man like most ys men from the philupines the r shortage of paristt priests finds them participating very actively in parish activities mr pasicolan light brown in color didnt blink an eye when his host asked about his colour he compared different racial co lors to bread the whites he said are not cooked the black ones are burnt but the brown loaves are just right thats us filipinos he laughed average temperatures in the philupines run from 80 degrees to 85 but the thermometer often rises to 110 its considered cold when the mercury dips to 65 degrees he poined to the asphalt in the mckenxle drive way and said they couldnt use this type of road top at home it would melt roads are con structed of nonmelting cement the population of the philu pines has risen from 2 million after the war to the present 33 million diet there now includes more protein which is helping to wipe out the traditional image of the small man from the philu pines mr pasicolan remarked oh the lack of bars on windows in continued on page b4 eden mills buy canadian hog for church antique auction held dr j taao wilson the new principal at erlndak college took office oa july 1 tn addition to many outstanding academic qualifi cations ha brings to the college a varied background of adminis trative aad organlsatlottal experience construction of tht office area in the first building at erlndale campus is virtually completed and academic administrative and library staff members win move to their new quarters in mld- auguct the lecture rooms technical quarters and other areas are are also nearly finished and wlu be completed well before regis tration begins oa september 13 to data weh over a hundred appucants for admission to the university of toronto have indicated erindale as the college of their choice while it is yet too early to predict what the final en rolment win be officials are encouraged by the early irwhon brampton you name it and bramptons dogcatcber has probably rescued it at one time or another la ms monthly report canine control officer martin horan indi cates s3 complaints ware answered during the month of july of this avmber xb involved assisting rabbits cats raccoons squlr- iwki cwckens ntgeou ajxtevwnapalamlno horse taken to the shatter e mavis rd in cooksvllle were a budgie bird a horse and chickens cats came into the picture too 38 cats were given shelter an accident involving nine vehicles strung out along highway 10 was investigated by ontario provincial police eight cars had their windshields smashed as a result of rocks falling off a truck they met along the way the driver of a track was charged with improper loading streetsville construction on the new community han adjacent to the streets- vioe arena has begun arch construction of streetsvlue has been awarded the contract of tht hall construction is 20000 to s250q0 and the august meeting of eden mills womens institute was held an the farm of mr and mrs au- a n ackman under the maple trees mrs aucecoweu acted as president in the absence of mrs r roy the usual business was attend ed to and minutes and treasurers reports of last meeting were heard the meeting was turned over to mrs j hamer who gave a talk on confederation and mentioned the ten top stories of the last hundred years mrs s wilson gave a rearing the old red cra dle and the maple leaf was sung in unison mr ackman conducted a tour through his animated studios which wlu soon be in operation and proved very interesting mrs coweu gave a hearty vote of thanks to the hostess for the use of the lovely grounds refreshments were served guests of mrs kayestevenson are mr and airs john steven son reglna mr and mrs jim stevenson and family hamilton dr and mrs j henry and fam ily kemphiue they attended the wedding of dan stevenson and pamela brown of guelph last saturday guests of mrs beryl wright were mrs ruth fountain mrs jean darnell mrs mackurpand son and butch clark a successful antique sale was held friday and saturday in the village hall under the hammer of harvey tuftm auctioneer mr and mrs r wright spent a weekend at gravenhurst guests of mr and mrs howard vincent and a weekend at rice lake guests of mr and mrs fred jennings guests this week of mr and mrs r wright were mr and mrs jack tougher mrs nell rubens and family of rochester ny mr and mrs bob auldof tor onto visited mr and mrs mc lean this week the ladies aid and w1cs meetings were held at mrs wal lace lasers farm on monday afternoon the missionary meeting was conducted by mrs h gllbertson and opened with hymn what a friend we have in jesus script ure was taken from 1st john and read by mrs evelyn barden and the lords prayer was repeated in unison a thank offering in october win have the centennial theme the ladles aid opened with a poem thankful every morning by mrs beryl wright minutes and treasurers reports were read and several thank you notes a motion was made that they buy a canadian flag for the church the ladles have been asked to cater to the sixtyfifth anniver sary of mr and mrs william mino in october of arena alterations 15003 erin the annual report of the ontario fire marshal lists 10 fires in weuiotton county during the year 1966 in them one man died while 11 other men and one child were injured the barn on the farm of harry moore rr 1 terra cotta was totally destroyed by fire only a short time before the highquality nerd of holstelns was la tht barn tor milking as it was volunteers from neighbouring farms had to chase the cattle away from the danger area as the excited animals sought to return tht spectacular ore which could be seen for miles around was fed by aooo bales of hay 3000 held over from last year and the rest from this years crop frtt let us develop and print yowr film black white or kodacolott guaranteed expert processiatf alas a new fresh film free the soma siae ond type of your i original roll in sixes 127 126- 120 620- 35mm only j acton pharmacy bill yundt manager 2 main st n aden 153m620 i films cameras supplies am ml mm mm mil aaal kb 3 toronto by bus low fares good any day one way 155 return 280 time table change saturday express trip to toronto via ycrkdale centre reed down read up 54 sum acton tuol pm 955 m yorfcdalw centre 60o pm 1025 e-m- toronto hay st 530 pm compute daity service to toronto 633 am exc sun hoi 508 pm 854 am exc sun hoi express 623 pm 858 am 833 pm 1133 am 1008 pm sun hoi 208 pm friday and saturday night trip 1130 pm toronto acton owetph for compiete service gueiph kitchener london see time table no 3 tickers and information at wiles bus depot 1 ma g l adams agent 532400 the other suggestions were shrubs for the front of the church and the basement painted in the near future the picnic cancell ed on account of rain will be held september a reading was given byltrsi evelynbardeiwt re freshments were served and a vote of thanks for the hostess silverwood burt clan has reunion stephen and peter duffield of newmarket are visiting their grandparents mr and mrs f duffield mrs c wilson has enjoyed holidays at hopetown and wasaga beach recently the best wishes of the com munity go to mr ben case who has been a shut in tor several weeks mr and mrs g burt were hosts to the burt clan on sunday august 19 about 60 members were present at the reunion three years late said ramon pasicolan but formal presentation of the plaque awarded past international ys men president g w pat mckenzie by the man who ordered the work done occurred this week mr pasicolan from manila in the philippines visited the mckenzies on jeffrey ave this week he was president of his club when pat mckenzie as- sumed the international presidency the cha teau on pafs head incidentally a trademark of his at the recent international convention is the centennial tartan staff photo classroom jr- r ii a startling and proven fact one classroom of high school students is wiped out every week because of car accidents it is an unbearable statistic but true more young canadians are killed in automobile accidents than by any other cause young drivers as a group are involved in more automobile accidents than any other drivers this is the simple reason insurance rates are higher for them we in the automobile insurance industry pro vide training courses bursaries and technical assistance to high school instructors to help them teach safe driving to iheir students students who pass approved high school driver training courses earn lower insurance premiums at present only 14 of high schools across canada have these driver training courses parents teachers just ask yourselves must a classroom be wiped out next week you can help prevent such tragedies by sup porting driver training programmes in your community all canada insurance federation on behalf 6f the automobile insurance industry ft