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~~lit YOUTH RALLY PLANS wnrn marde ivy a local planning corniittieforthelsusccnss fui Toc Alpha railfy on Suvday ast St. Pauls with Thomas Kvott, director of the Toc Alpha prograin 0cf the Ontario Temperance Federaiton. Shown mith Mr. Knolltin the front row are Trry Deslaurîer, C Pam Grent Ce v Johnston and Carolyn Freeman. n the rear are John McGe Barry Lang and Anne Wheelihan. Acton Mayor Represents Halton On Regional Development Assoc. Prel tiiiiiits.ts tep. n Iltise ioî'ns.î. iii . itî'ssg ecuîtîssiti atiso,'ritt* N. îi,îîut CoTîtttis, 01p ar ch i lion ut ,î Regtit.ii Deveiopieiit1Tise taurt-uutiegionit icldtimîiiîî.î . G t. Re,îîîîîî. ttiitis asst uîtîti eanie utetik't<tte ,,hentit t e Mitiai ititii'iiVt lîî,îî, CoLIîîî se 1 ietttur k sîlsts e t'-eîiýD 1,îtiîes i' Dit \\Zrt ilot 'ii eit si tlý iII'.ttir ,'i t on IL ou.li \C'iiWt 1tiets ain nme atitizeitutant-t'Tlin plans, i-ist utus,' iTebtti st Piteelt"i andîî tN. Isîîîil,, tîittet'. i rni s parliip.ît't ie t gatitai ontîTiîî tut C n ttI ) i.i llm e vi'itss.Miltonn andi Ate,,tdur- ' tio itnits Rt'gioii "Iii,'Mci i, T r, ltiotn, Tiitit itti' t' T tut, Crban Boardî'iniiiMilionu ast h,î,k". Mater DitS, ttteel , Ctîiie .tittîîtC rtttit:Mit, T giottai ueeoi its. tk T1t"igililti',i Central o iii -Ili,.' tini tttiti ii C 'titi t tour cutit sten iiitite a t 'tie oiii $50,320 lu Stan t.îiît Ile 'eptete tli t, of n i tt, il tit i etu' o lic e.l, Couts W. G. Re,îuîss,' iiOak- isteiiin 'igieedtci Tii Cntn' th nm tit e nd B .t iiCutili e t iiur- se hicITwo Day 'Spiel l utif'i.ss.tg \a\ d1 att ttt.tTit.tITiiTiiUtIdiptIoILIuttt'OICIiiTt'i it1 0 lu lise exettitit C gel (ili S5.320o lit , iîîîîîit îî aFor Local Curi ers Workfer Prosperity Iiiiiiitichd tatIoiuI,iI t iiii iltliii ,iiiTtir k T iiCttiihbu t elpsias emis cld nie.ile ii Siithul t.iiit 'dge t 0 ait A ',î îlo i iiii i t i i n mute tisaisn mnni t'atîsng. iMuutiii itti.lt tit ti \ttiti(T Cis rîto.- inciuded snts titltr.t s ttsuui ur i. X \iti ltiiojit'i iii i cîî I .t OBITUARY Henry Atti% iMibe e îuuîsh' ri lcummu- nus oîg.un iea tint. Mlton butti- nessu1n.rrr fent1-rSet tnttitiner tii MltnDepartietitStore. (lied ,SUddenir et Sutrc\in Toroto. T Mu. Sei% ,,tutnrît,.tfth er A,uapatuite-pr-ettiirtt iiMil- tut Ch.imbei ni Cuinterte ,and oi tliseRrr[irs Citib i Mlot. Mu.Se rtet suý ,nnstdcred an enihuttiei %: ket anud paîiiip.tit Irteuiit' ntýitîe. 'Member, ci te Rîtai" ClUb TtenTUIeth ie IInîe ti sets ie Tues' da triss tire An tire Sisoirî Templit iiiHiti titi. ,î,undutc, bt RabithuBernartd Baskin. Here rom Wnodtock Mr. Seisvotepered MitttiDt- psrtlusent Stucin 1962,. timtg lui ilhe ctnniunisite rm Wood- nlnch His lauss, iu mmcd iri'tc sburtIv aller. Bort isi Germant. hc î,am ourgte Jc,'utim prisuned n1938. Si umnltsh, eirre thet' uuheak olwisr1939, te cscaped TotEtrg- land, stheî e Se rond tuti k as a aim ussr ion atlitlopt laritt tir Ilite etrit n nc rt i l,, ut. %a, iets% , ,it e lc e t issiýco i itis fatuti igin tttpistuttetl inthi ie Isie (il Mai., îr-ausierrcduit G,'u uts ri son- cist l st trilitret' Rivers ît,'- 'nc n ia Ito Nets Bt n,- \%ic,. tultre S,' tuti kei iutlire husis lui 20 terrsnt,îda\. iii, \cr otriucdu\ r hminte tinte nii bus npi-itou renti n Etîgiaitulire uu-se luted utsCanada., Servos shupîrer Titi aî Cil ir2 ita filrtir sel tr11 555 h.. irri, i tIute ir Stiiî C eiit .i tt iti rît ii g SirtuurDe- pzîu tseni Store ti 1-962. tiil i t i ise i rî tile H.rîsrî,ui. tt\ hitii tijo-ittt 'il EXPERT COLD WINTER SERVICING Let experts ready yeur car NOW Cali - er coen l Iday DAVE'S B.A. SERVICE Ontario St. ai No. 10 Sidernad 1Milton 878-67411 I Open 7 ruts.iuts 10ip.m., SuuulLji,y9 10 10 otO P.111. le pliT1til] 'g.. i ,lit ~ ~ î'lulî,: Il, tire' 7 l)O Li Dfi Rîtîtits ,î i,ît C. 11,îîîT'it id do fut t, stE t br 'ii ii aiti i I ,i Il ill rit i 1.u Il mtr 13., l i i îîhi w î We Carry a Cemplefe LUne ef 0 UNIFORMS Ob SHOES IIIIHOSE MILTON DEPARTMENT STORE LTD. 200 Mali]st. Milton 878-9261 OBITUAR? Allan Dixon A hard-wurking director of the Haiton Agricuturat Society for many years, and a lifetong resi- deint ut Halton County, John At- Public ScheeI Sourd ton, passcd asoay un Fcbruary 2lrf Lt bis hume. M I ,'- Mir. Dison was qaile active in Monday, Feb. 14, trustees ot the y( fle Agricuitural Society anti his Milot Public Schooi Board held H %vurk as tirector and twu termns their February general meeting, a as rt'sident in1950 anti 1951 did anti il was Ibstir first fuli meet- W suds tomvard tlic planning ant intiiLis a huard in the new Martin tc staging ut the amnuai Milon Fair. St. Senior -Public Schoot. Trot- 21 [testas ;liteider in St. P.iui's es met ai ounci soik tables in tiiiit'ii Chut',c ises 210 Nt ,a iltissoe eu.'tunits tia-ea'um f ri, ii i of Si. Claii iii gs. Ne. fli ii l'IcIti'ihei«aiiniis.. I5 iltb l01Illie -irei'gi ccil Suiervisiig iprinctipl Li. W. C't'IlisieissBiaitand i iecinîof oter Nis is gi\'elpeiijissiontil -iaiiiin Pitisseen", Assciatiot. inhiii pre-kiiicrigartcn regis-r lie lari îtmust of bis fle, r,'- iratiîn, lu dttermine the nombern .iring tu lise in Milton Io yt'ars nifhittergarten thiidr-n tu hcex- gsi, and scas kîîînc asia pt'o- itecledin i the fait term, and to Tressive agricuIiturisi.n gisýelbhe parents sote ailvice bc- s Suriviving irehiwiieieanAi fnicihhiidrenreaiscot derso ansfour Juabv 0 Membersbip in the OOntarioaT olToronto,îî.Freil iof Milton, Mair-' FIiiiiitiinuiil Reseiarch Fuunclatiiin raret'tandiPitiilMr.Miii siîienesi'et t 1.1 iii oHamiltoni.'Tiite hiiii0' A lts' fronîtflict' ciu.,s cr tr, G.inu gie and',ine ii'ntone lcbadfi uca, smire and iDiaiine DistisTes t i se McKiîsse iiipri'Tii (is,tiill lth eB-en SI. sehuii Jean. andRickie Maittti iIIIgronds hall tustonpieied. r Ris. .1. i. Gy allantîî iiiSi. Pzitlils t'l'e1966 h iudi i'icuisý cnoid[i îe ai stt'se-icet'LI biliv, asoilaspeciii metings sîîîs flic McKeisie F'iieilHotte \it' t t- li t sweekit iaiiit iii l'uS 4 .Pilbihr,eirAr- t 11itis Nifflilisicle o iiiRîkuîîîîîî l*'ieBoa',ird cita an irise W.iikei, Gt'orge Ne\sc-pt'Tittt' ete ite ftiatitatnd el], Allen BBush, Etig'ir -Fuster andi Peul Needs Siicls Commiission:us Honorir,. piilîsiessi ' c M, i itl22. lCI.si C Frsankii tsiit 11tIîieN. * A S125 dotiintulu H.in tDr. Geiiri.'e RKe ii Bse d %iiaii Mu t ,sî eis iapoei andîî Wiiisu'iiC'î'cîet',,îill fMilton,) 'esitiss erutars' Itrs. Rilten1 ,aiT Iitiiolii Rrsets Nof Xliitei .Miî iii l Milot repnrit'd 7.000 LION 11 chldrn \utîlîl parlicipaI,' inthiis ELSLEY'S PHARMACY *PRESCRIPTIONS K. H.ELSLEY B.Sc.,PhM. 24 HOUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 878-4492 - Affer Hours 878-6961 FREE DELIVERY - REVION COSMETICS *ST. LAWRENCE, FRUIT and GROCERY STORE FIRM RED TOMATOES FRESH CRISP RADISHES 2 Ibs. for 39c 3 pkgs. for 25c Sweet Juicy FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 49c NEW CARROTS - 20-oz. pkg. 2 for 21c KOTEX SANITARY NAPKINS 39c box King's Choice APPLE JUICE-48-oz. tins 3 for $1. LEE BRAND PINEAPPLE TULIP BRAND MARGARINE 4 Tins for 98c 3 lb. for 89c Canada Packers Lean BEEF BURGERS 55C lb. Lean Rindiess Siced SIDE BACON FRESH LOIN PORK CHOPS JUBILEE BREAKFAST SAUSAGE uv.yRESTI VOS 65c IL 79c lb. 65c lb. pk. PHONE 878-6043 7/e X4mr-èrne ehoppe 3rd. ANNIVERSARY SALE 207o OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE! 4 DAYS ONLY -- THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - MON. * Shop Earîy For Qest Choice IH THE MILTON PLAZA 878-9512 ycar's festival, Date of the North Hlton cuntesl is Aprit 5 with afinal conlest anti concert of winners April 6. The South Hal- to division mii mon lrom March 28 tu April t. 0 Trosice Rus, Harris repuileil lit' 'tuttiounthe De.nest,çhttt tý, siii ieiing andtTi i r itiei unie wotnihig tutop lise leak, a Supervisiîsg Principal Poster îîted ensuiment was 1,095 and average ailendance tiruppeti tu 973.04 lor January, due to a loI of sickness. 0 Tise Buard is visitieg otter- ai pu rpuse rooms in ne.igliboring îîsns foîr ideas prior lu cunstrnc- ing une ai iti senior public ebtoul. tîntiplans svere stade lu Vitîs rîoms in Oakviiie anîd But' isglîtîs il sis svce . e Trîssîee Mss. M. Ket nigliati eeîe'an' grlriiêtuy40',t t tise Canadian Champion, Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1966 -_ 3 have a speciai attachmcns hu da gencrai maintenance man go instaiied un a sewving mahine in blandit' repairs in ail the towo the home cconontics rm, su schools. Members notnd the pub. girls coutd ltammme fanc orklic school board spent $3,426 on as well as straighi sitwing. Mem , repairs and equipment mainten- bers reviewed the "extra' was ance last ycar, but ibis inciuded flot covered by educationai grants a lot of materials. Il 'was sug- but she said 'i'ým determined these girls will lcam lu do some gcslcud the presen t schooi came- fancy sewing. il will bc just as lakers might bc skilied in sonme beneficiai as the automnatic wash- trades and cuuld do work in oth- ing machine." Members approv- er schools when necessary. ed seeking prices on the unit. 0 The huard lorned down as -High school teachers hetd "p1rematorc" a suggestion l'rom Ibeir regional conventlion Friday the hifflischool boarcito lu ng~e in Port Credit. WORLD'S BIGGEST LOTTERY CHANCE ALONE DICTATES YOUR HERITAGE. FOR CENTURIES THE LUCKY NUMBER MAS BIEN: Free, White and Orthodox Christian Whon the odds change will we be good losers? Or con w. WHAT ARE YOUR CHILDREN'S CHANCES? Write for free literature to:- B3AHA'! c/o Mrs. Gain gurland, t6t Clanton Blvd., Oakville i:just os iapartrot os mie crpi rat surloeti UTS SthFOANNUALIT *STARDING FROMANY1LUBYEMBE Satrdy, Frsuay 26t 8.00P. AT SETHI EEKIL A TO RE Y NA TUS CHILREN 0c -ADU TS BIBLE GUEST SPEAKER 1 fUWII Rev. W. B. Greenwood NO FEB. 27 TO MARCH 6 > SUNDAYS - il A.M. 10 7 P.M. INSPIRING TUESDAY TO FRIDAY - 8 P.M. SINGING Hfighwuy Gospel Church Highway 25 ai Wakefield Rd. MUSICAL ALL WLLCOME LAÎIJIs HYMN SING! SCRIPTURAL Evnry Sunday Evening - 6.30 [5REACFINC, COME SINCe ALONG WitttUSt