Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), July 23, 1969, p. 7

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our r1ap1rs writ 3 two young band members af ontario music camp the acton free press wednesday july 23 1969 clean creek dear sir to be resident of the town of acton b both privilege end pleasure when one think of the h ufe in the larger dries v here in acton we enjoy at most times the tranquil nfe of 8 krai dweuer with every possible convenience including recreation schools church shopping and art excellent new ubraiy where one can obtain excellent bootand service speaking of the library it u situated in sn excellent location bordered by whit could be 1 plctutelque stream town father have seen fit to dam up this stiesm near no 7 highway which allow the wstef to back up and fill the bed from bank to bank i understand the credit valley conservation authority b responsible for hsvjrif fairy lake dredged and cleaned out this i believe is one of the best projects they here undertaken in this area unfortunately the creek which borders the new library has been sllowed to grow up with weeds end sediment this destroys the beauty of the picturesque setting of the library would it not be possible for town council to have their svorker drain the creek bed and using their bsckhoe and other equipment clean out the creek bed and theft allow the water to fill up agmlnt it would be money wen tpent arid would certainly add to the beauty of the town s most scenic spot where hundreds of people visit yours sincerely one for beauty psychiatrists have wrought some cures that really border on the miraculous for intunce one lady used to lrv in mortal fear of the telephone now the answers it whether it rings or not 20 auction sales 20 auction sales cuukinc auction sale of s 1wi6rt x gtfdm yvtfctort kataufjjw hdufcwd fkertlittfv at the farm situated on the 6th line of nauaweya town ship approximately 3 mltci west of highway 25 second farm south of the 20th slderoad for kennlttff hatfield sattmoav july uh at i2j0 pw wassey ferflutort tractor 35 with heavy duly r6bln front end loader and two extra scoops only 414 hour 1946 ford tractor in excellent khupe maw try ferguson double dive 8 3 pit john deere hay mower 3 p h 7 cut john deere manure spreader on rub ber 2furrow plow 3 pit set of chain harrows planet jun ior garden tractor with all im plements simplicity garden tractor with 30 field mower and cultivator chains for trac tor fit i a 2 tires gardenmaster ro to tiller rub ber tired wheelbarrow 2 gem garden sprayers garden hunter electric fencer 9 post hole auger 3 ph dozen steel fence posts dozen cedar fence posts quantity of lumber quantity of cedar fence rails saddle rack planet junior wheel hoe and attachments heavy duty bench vise counter weights quantity of aluminum siding stone hooks 3 pony saddles cyclone seeder lawn seeder quantity of odd har ness box trailer 2 aw heel can bruuhkill and the regular small farm and garden tools furniture bed ches terfield and matching chair chesterfield chair 6 piece dinette suite lazy boy chair vinyl dinette suite 2 kitchen cujvboards 2 kitchen tables iolid walnut extension table child desk wooden rocking horn 3 dressers bookcase clothe rack and garment bogs stepstool round heavy plated wall mirror 2 continental beds t steel wood w single beds double continental bed several pictures and frame atouances inglis auto matic washer general electric burner stove frigidatre refrl yurutur viking 21 cu ft deep freezer 3brush floor polisher 2 i able lamps floor lamp no vel books mantel radio quan tity of wallpaper bows and arrows quantity of bedding and the regular household ut en barbecue motors and tools antiques pine bench round oak coffee table tall ti deboard with mirror a very unusiujfl one pine knick knack fchcftf 2 pine lamps oil lamps fm stand wicker armchairs snowhhoes rocking chair ex cedent shape pine book stand record player cabinet 2 flow r tables nice ones quantity of brasit bells cutter brass orna me nti gun single shot lever illion etc etc sale order household antiques wagon tot machinery lunch available terms are cash day of sale no reserve farm is sold owner and auctioneer not responsible for accident i chris a schouten auctioneer phone 8712576 20bl2 jim langedyk clerk keep children on right track i during the week of july 6 to jury 13 two younger members of acton citizens band attended the ontario youth music camp at thoralea lodge beaverton they were stephanie metrin flute and peter psvll cornet they were joined by 70 other young players front all over ontario and some from the jolted states tot a week of concentrated work ort band music the conductor tor the week was mr muidj supervisor dulnina molivoial olmliom dental db u6nabd eaabback dental surgeon suite no 3 illnton bid 17a mill st e acton out for appointment phone uhjod chiropractic donaidjahmstbonq oc ciiiftohtactott xjuy 441 woolwich street hsoa guelph tutril architect donaid e skinnw darch ubjujc 17a mill street suite 2 aetoa telephone bu740 office hour by appoi or ft stavebank jul fort credit 174j4m optometrists arthur a johnson o d milton 184 main st mom tuesdays and fridays acton s4 mill st b 8532520 wednesdays and saturdays residence phone 87w47 funeral director phone 8534350 night or day bruce e shoemaker mar appraising and insurance f l wright 20 wilbur street acton ontario phone 8334720 appraiser and insurance over so years in aetna ig the mutual laif e aasimalhcb company u tauatta robert s hart agent 341 orvllle rood acton bus 41m5134m jus 31m531s2t or music for the ottawa school board he was assisted by 14 other instructors most of whom are teachers of instrumental music irt the high schools and all of whom are professional csllber musicians on their chosen instruments the day for the young musicians began at boo im and their practices slopped at 8 00 p m they did have a couple of houis for recreation and meals durtig this time the moit popular tecreallon was swimming with volley bill a clou second at night the campers hid dances ting songs and a campfite and one night all of the inituclots jot together and performed on their instruments fo show llitir students what is possible to do with a little hard work and practice the young people woikcd hard on a concert program which was presented first at the senior citizens home in beaverton and bier in the week at the sunday afternoon concert for parents and friends and campers coming in for the next week as well as the concert band which all of the campers lake part in there weie other more specialized musical groups for those inteietted these included a stae band specializing injjzz j studio band tpcculizing ui music fur tv and radio and a new feature this ycjr ajhotol group tinging popular uihci in four pars lurmoily both of the hand members from aclonwcre uite enthusiastic about the piogiam and aic planning ou returning to the canip nexj summer perhaps joined by unite cither younger nicmbcis of the atlon land whu have cxprcsccd interest in altenchni its problem time for canadian nationals investigation department worry time because says superintendent of investigation nine brothers sisters attend bristow reunion nine brothers and titteri and tlieir families enjoyed a happy family reunion on sunday at the home of mr and mrs vic bristow blizabeth drive acton just under so came from unionville oakvillc milton hamilton and acton the gathering started out as j shower for brenda mckeown and developed into the full scale family reunion their mother mrs hysert hamilton whos 85 was unable to attend but iver nine children were all there and the family ranged all the way down to her great granddauthlci ijlme van ualen who s a year and a half old and hir great great granddaughter june vccmtra two and a half it was lie flirt time in five ycjrs the family had all been together brother jack lives in milton brothers tich and george m hamilton sisters mac bertha and hose in hamilton sistcis ilea mrs hob anderson and doris mrs i red kcnlncr and brother vie in aelon jack bristow of milton brought the largest family group 14 people moms making sura junior it safely belted in even though ts only o short trip home from the store she knows that many fatal collisions occur close to home at city speeds and she knows too that seat belts can cave lives and prevent serious inuiriee the ontario department of transport is conducting an all out campaign to encourage drivers and passengers to get the seat belt habit to do up lap and shoulder belts every time thev get into a car on short trips as well as on long ones william skelly its vacation time every summer vacation brings railwayfascinated youngster onto railway property across the country children fascinated by engines and cart and tracks children with time on their hands children out exploring what they dont realize uys mr- skelly that the railroads are dangerous playgrounds he uys children should never play on railway cars in a yard if tlie car moves they could be seriously hurt a child should never lest his balance by walking on rails one slip and teeth could be knocked out or a liead injury sustained some children place objects on the rail to tee what will happen a rock spike or other object placed on a rail could derail a train or a track motor car any tampering with locks or latches of twitches could cause a tragedy children enjoy riding their hicyclfs r n the slrniht pathwsy between tracks lint it extremely hazardous tayt mr skelly intent on pby they may not hear an approaching train the railway would need an army to effectively police all itt yards during the summer ttte key to reducing injuries to children it cooperation on tlie part of parent ttiete is no way we can keep an inquisitive child off our property if he wants to get on it parent should repeatedly warn them that any time it train time and railway property it out of bounds theyve been to the moon apollo 11 splashes down tomorrow du i u w kelly son ltd start thbr splashdown today prices on color tv are back to earth rc1 victor 25 color tv v atca wslam 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