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visa adm tsat raasy wwimdiy aaafoi ty lyfly bnatimmi w iff halton junior farmer debating team lots out to middles by narrow margin at tha ontario debetlne finals hd at guelph friday ttv baat huron county to tha tinl and mrt th tint debating taam hilton baa antand tine 1063 aajstani coach jim jenkins tail li trwwn helping tham rahaana tha aftlrmatlva laam ol carol swackhamar and brian flawy la shown at tha tap racordar with bill jackaon and barry mahon looking on at tha back mac sprawl of acton wat thair coach tha taam won 100 for ucond place in ontario stall photo c sttt pm farm page speakers on agenda seven 41 clubs underway by j jenkins a new 411 season began at the boytve community centre on junior fanners win u1 trips by j jenkint two hilton county junior firmed were awarded travelling scholarships at the ontario junior farmer allocution annual meeting and provincial conference held at the university of guelph thii pan weekend doreen llsrrop nerval will travel to the united slater with three other delegates from auguil 17 to 21 to the rural youth usa conference the location hat not yet been confirmed murray harm r r 6 milton 11 one of two from the novince who will travel to the nited states with delegates from the u c o for one week in august to attend the american institute of cooperation annual meeting the dates and location of this conference have not as yet been confirmed wednesday march 19 as the first of the two halton 411 organization meetings were held with approximately 75 in attendance the meeting was chaired by the president of the halton 411 club leaders council walter nornngton speakers on the agenda were cathy laiby acton a 411 member speaking on the 4 pledge 4her carl middtcbrook hiking about the conservation debaters beaten in ontario final by j jenkins the halton junior farmer debating team made up of brian bessey bill jackson barry malum and carol swackliaiuer was defeated by a very slim margin by middlesex county in the debating fuuli held at the university of cuelph friday evening the team was coached by deputy sicmf mac sprowl of acton and jim jenkins of the ontario department of agriculture and food sick in rrire money was awarded to the lalton team while sloo went to the middlesex group this is the first time since l6l that halton has entered j team in the competitions says report cards no help to parents trustee dissatisfaction over methods uf reporting to parents on pupil progress were revealed during discussions of the l6 aims and objectives of the halton county board of education on thursday trustee liberty pease told members he felt the anecdotal method of reporting falls far short of effective communication it hasnt helped live as a parent he complained similar dniitisfaction was expressed by the board chairman f armitage who indicated he was completely confused by three or four sheets of comments the call for a very serious review of the procedures ok addition a 398616 tender for construction of an addition to the teciutueh public school burlington was approved by the halton county board of education thursday the low tender came in 31 000 under budget and total coat of the project including jlpment and architect fee be 464000 the addition provide accommodation for i pupils it will be built at 16 a square foot and a per 11 coat of 1289 which superintendent bruce lindley termed fairly favorable for this type of school x wasechocd by trustee bruce bdwards as he noted the aims and objectives called lor a committee on the subject assistant director ol education douglas lawless suggested there was a sincere attempt to advise patents on pupil progress but he acknowledged the methods must be contantly under review mr lawless suggested it would be wrong to establish j common kind of report card tor the county he said he would support a principal decision on the method of reporting within certain guidelines this would be true reporting he concluded camp at albion hills while club leaders bert stewart of hornby and john willmott of milton spoke on what to look for when choosing a 4h dairy or beef calf i ollowing the formal part of the meeting the following clubs were formed halton 4h beef cair club president doug gardhousc halton 4h llolstein calf club president paul bennett halton 4h field crop club president ted brown the following clubs will be formed if enough intrerest can be found halton 4h conservation club halton 4h tractor club halton 4h jcrseyguernseyayrshire calf club and the halton 4h strawberry club anyone wishing to join any of these clubs should contact the agricultural office at 181 main street milton 8789701 acton clubs are formed by j jenkins the organization meeting for the acton 4h calf and the acton 4h field crop club was held at the acton community centre on wednesday march 19 the formal part of the meeting consisted ol a talk given by calhy lisby on the 4h pledge club leader nino braida spoke on the responsibilities and the rewards of a 4h member due lo the interest of some members in a 4h corn project a field crop club was formed instead ol the 4h forage club which has run for the past two years keith aitken was elected as president of the acton 4h calf club and norma leslie was named president of the field crop club both clubs are currently above last years membership and entries into these clubs will be welcomed for another week or two also anyone wishing to join the halton 4h conservation tractor or strawberry club is invited to 4c4tact the agricultural office at 181 main street milton 8780701 bowl for rwvr bowl for health good friday open bowling april 4th acton bowling lanes 10 main st n mkmwr lfjlx 30176 controversial concession question aired th runnlnf dispute between tale ol liquor every night u they the booth next year the concessionaire at the community centre and the curling dub was bared ualrt at the monthly meeting of park board and recreation committee thursday evening present al the meeting was concessionaire roy coodvin who said he found it impossible to lender on use operation of the arena concession because at this date there were too many unanswered questions mr goodwin asked the committee which welcomed new member wdlred duval jr to hit first meeting four qutsnorii 1 it it the intention of the acton curling club to use the said facilities for two or mote days etch week of tlie wuiter season 2 in the event tfut the answer to question one is yes do they iritend to obtain a licence for the supper irish program for golden age club have done during 6h69 season 3 is it the intention of arena management to continue the roller skating program during summer months in conjunction with the snack bar operation 4 to what client will the committee allow use of the booth facilities in the park during summer tnonlhi mr goodwin laid until he had the answers to the question be could not negotiate another contract one under wat openedan offer to tent the facilities for ss0 a year tiom mrs theresa itanley a new acton nuldeat the committee agreed that it wouldnt be fair to cither mr goodwin or the luly who tendered until the questions were answered they decided a further meeting with mr goodwin and mrs itaidey this thursday would settle who got art abundance of good fond and a delightful program nude the golden age club meeting a huge success on tuesday night the lunch committee with mrs cottar convener hid worked hard arranging for the supper with a special word of thinks from the sergeant major to the men who had helped in various ways especially in moving chairs and tables and pouring the tea and coffee bob otbra bob winlon robert wame robert allen and bert dividson the food was varied and plentiful and all or it good lo show that the women uf the senior generation have not forgotten the art of good cooking nor the hospitality for which they were famous the entertainment committee mrs shultit and mn milne had arranged a wonderful program miss muriel holmes sang with great poise and chilly mother mcctee and flow gently sweet alton mrs bradsliaw accompanied on the piano mn mcnabb gave a humorous irish reading on the mouthorgan mr leithman played lo the delight of all the irish washerwoman my wild irish rose and the wearing of the green with mrs early accompanying on the piano mr mccutcheon sang rising early in the morning and i love a lassie both much enjoyed mrs mcnabb and mr milne ting a couple of pleasing duels fewafa children were questioned by fiolice and reprimanded allowing a breakin at the united church on wednesday march 19 paint was sprayed in the boiler room but nothing was found to be missing obituary left for west many years ago oliver moate mcarthur died february 12 at buck lake alberta where funeral services were held monday february 17 interment was in siegel hill cemetery he was born in the acton district october 28 1887 ton of mr and mrs gilbert mcarthur and left for the wett in the early 1900t he lived in both saskatchewan and alberta before making his home at buck lake he never married and is survived by a lister mn r a mcdonald mae invermay robert i macarthur of acton it a nephew the green bonnets sing peggy oneil and irish luluby then were joined by three men to sing put on your old grey bonnet and when you wore a tulip muriel holmes came back to ting im looking over a 4leafed clover then unaccompanied sang with great pathos im nobodys child in a short business session an invitation was read from the acton figure skating club to attend a mallnee of their carnival on march 29 at 2 pj in the arena an invitation was also received from mrt ray arbic of the cancer society to come to the high school to tee films and enjoy free entertainment and lunch on march 25 at 8 p m fred kingtmiu was appointed counsellor for the club replacing mrs fryer who had been counsellor ever since the club was organized r l davidson was called to the front and presented with the past president pin by robert wame vice president mr davidson in a lew wehchoten words thanked all for hit pin all returned home with memories of a very pleasant evening obituary mrs lasby funeral march 10 after a short illness mrs margaret penson lasby 35 church st pasted away in guelph general hospital on march 7 funeral service wat held monday afternoon march 10 at st albant church conducted by the rev ii dawson and interment was in fniylew cemetery mrt lasby was a member of the golden age club and fellow members attended the funeral service pallbearers were john and alan mcnabb philip drysdale jeff fryer edward hlckey and ron hickey mrs lasby was born in england in 1899 her husband hilhard lasby predeceased her she is survived by a son and daughters elmer stteetsville mrs james mcnabb margaret and mrs john drysdale anne acton 20 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild sisters mrt ella mickey mrt frances beatly hamilton and mrs doris fryer acton she was predeceased by one son joseph three sisters and one brother m home owners you have hidden cash reserve uea tha mdcbri cash rasarva aqulrv in your h cantalmata all your euhiatsdlno ttllla int en low monthly msrttsata payment i we offer 1 cath nutrleae loans far any raaton 3 law payment lotto tamii 3 sound real fatal loan ratal s rvaa eonsubatttut 4 4t hour amsraval aatvka 6 dlientflon 7 wa pay off any and or 3rd morltjaia up to 15000 on any mortgage loan lt 2nd 3rd mortgage mortgage consultant services call collect 2334536 3319 rloofe st w tokonto it the administration committee will deal with each tender separately it is hoped they wot have all the answers to mr goodwins questions by meeting time the free press has subsequently been informed that the curling club intends to vacate the community centre this season and proceed with building their own premises on churchill road n mr goodwin wtscritical of the number of times the curling club used the full facilities of tle snack bar i was told the maximum number of tktws theclub would have a liquor licence would be eight lo 10 times during the season lie said however he contended the curlers used tlie full facilities nearly every monday night and led a teal nuts conditions have been fine since the first of the year lie continued but this wis due to the cleaning up of the arena manager ami his stiff i have to pay s50 a month for the facilities and then have to clean up myvell he complained asked by committee member phil mccrittall mr goodwin said he hid the shelves installed in the booth and equipment was partly ins and partly the properly of the committee chairman brendan aherne reminded tlie committee that the curlers had originally installed much of the booth equipment and the committee had purchased it from tliem by a fixed rental price for the facilities he said the curlers had a right to use the facilities but that mr goodwin had a legitimate complaint tlie curlers look at it as kitchen facilities but the man who runt the concession is stuck with cleaning it up asked member bob lauglilen lxactly replied the chairman should mean a three year contract if wtd have a definite bearing on the price im witung to pay he asaerled further discussion brought a motion from mr laughlan to if ab th terms of an agreement were laid down the committee agread after more discussion or whether they should run the arena canteen themtelvee mr goodwin again aald that the onua foe cleaning the booth had fallen on arena manager harold townsley lie shouldn have lo dean up after the curlers committee member herb doddt defer a decision unti commented i get down on my knees to scrub the noor and then go in wednesday morning to see it looking like the itoorof a barn mr goodwin complained its heartbreaking mr goodwin also asked for some decision on the roller skating program if lie was expected to furnish skates again he d like a lluce year contract in order to be able to get his money back an extra investment he expected would require j000 regional government fiirecitt for 1971 could step in andjiik him to leave true he tell figures from 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