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1- 1" T5800SANI3S OF BITO'ERFLIES utoppei off lnas graveJof evergreeri trees et tie ltomi of M. and Mis. Allas Clementa oui Bconte St. S. Saut week, sehile wirigirg ttteir way scuts for thSe teinter Thie Moearch btitterffies have a habit of reviaiiig thse sanie placesaeach year and the Clemerita wercri't surprisei cheri tiscusantis of tise pretty Monarclu roturie for an oeernight reat Ilsere lait week. A fet are pictnetid on onie tree. (Photo by R. Downs) A GREAT TIME WAS HAD by youngsters playing ini titis pile 0f straw at Steam-Era Salxrday. While mcm aSti dati got a big kick oct of steam origines anid other exisibits yoxngslers delighted in ptayiig in titis pile of straw churried by titis nId tbresiser. (Photo by Bob Burtt) MARK FINN age seven of Kitchenier mas in acquired the car many years ago in a swap for las glory riding in a replica of the 1903 Old- headltghîs fi-rn a MeLaxghlin Touring car arnohile. The sai car is easy ta operate. and gave it to las son, wha iri turi bas bariteti Mark ta lise son of Gardon Smith MIPP for itdamia Orilta and an avid searn haff. Mr. Smith (Phsoto syB. Burtt) ERNIE ALLEN and a helper prepare 10 test meaneal things a man cari iook las origine tai" Mr. Allen's 20 H.P. 1907 White engine hy as axe nid li mer said. Tise fan ix uxoti to test ari alaachixg il la a Baker fan, "One of the engine's airexgth. (Photoisy J. Jenrings) Ken Fay wins golf tourney Ken Fa1 ai Milton as eatab- liahmng boxefas aa .11alround athiete. Fay pitled feorrtvrai minnr ail-star teams on previoaa sinomera and ta a itandy asei 10 hua-e an hockey clusa as oeIl. Revexîly he poad hus mortS on mhe golf course, miostng the Javer viamptaonhip ta Oak ville. He finihed thetounament na theernav teaid wonout ina Swedes play off round over Mississaugats -Stot .diecrty G]nRobinson and Doug 7losart _-olsidvecrfly ltaulington. Vaý, abat 77 on the fiet 18 hale -Huttdreds of extra copies of rouand un 18tand 35fout today's Champion aire' heing Putts in the suddett deatit round to mailed out ta Stearn-Era dlam the title at the len AhheY enthuasts acrasa Canada and course.the Uimted States. Dutch Canadian ME !Country Club . DANCE I £ATriiDfAv <DTi a&&l. -o *W 1 iII ta visitCANADIAN LEGION HALL Oakville Featuring.- The Dobonnaires Nt taheaaltdaneby the NtitDOOR PRIZES - REFRESHMINTSs the Ontaria Misor Itou kes Assoation wil lest the atrrnflhi Admission $1.50 -nea i tastiu Ail Welcom =t exhition sertes againtoalsstog clubs i-rnm Smedro durtog lise Christinas haltdays Bantarn. mtdgeî and jaseotir tarna frarn a Swedtish lirai dwmisonîeague wiiplaygaunsin MILTON LIONS CLUB rncladmng Qahaîlle. Tise mîdgeî andjvnl em ilpyisitllo tise "Wite (lab own B0-a. TeSmedixh isaotam club, STARIS THURSIAT, SEPT. 14 Harnrerhy heat une top leam i Rassia in an iteîrnatioal AT Drann as sc 7 s years aga. MILTON DISTRICT MUI SOHOOL WILLIAMS AVENUE MILTON THE CANADIAN MLO IN CH4AMPION EARLY BIRD GAMES A T 7.30 po. Atoflied au tenon,. REGULAR GAMES AT8p.m. Ciuui muail P T Posual Registratioe 2 JACK POTS Naniber -o0913 SEPT. 15 me 16 AT ACTON FRIDAT NIORT, SEPTEMBER 15 Variety Concert and Mis co F.1 ai CoMpetition u co alFi / Parade and Concert - j ACTON CITIZENS' BAND 7.30 to 8 p.m. WILnC0ME>.Y.PRESDEPlT Zona Cheevers, versatile entertainer and Master of Ceremnonies PRESENTS a variety concert, featuring outstanclinq proossmonal talent JACQUES SMIDT Jaggler andi plate spInner. S FRANK PALMER S Colacreti Barîtane singer. r. f HANSEN, EATON DUlO Violin and Accordian <~RON LEONARD Camedy magician, teatarei on thse Uncle Bobby Show. GORDON MASSEY Camedy pantamise. ART SNIDER Acmameton Organ andi Drums. Crwig of Miss Acton Fair 1973 by Miss Brenda ~. Bruce Miss Acton Fair 1971 Hall Exhibit Midway andi Concessions ADMISSION -Ado lu $1.00 High lobant Studeetu 75C Public Schoo o: SATURDAT, SEPTEMBER 16 12 p.m. - GIGANTIC PARADE to the Fuir Grounds from C.N.R. Station FEATU RINO - n.. AcTON CîTîZENS' BAND *, ROYALAIRES DRUM a BUGLE BAND of Gueliph CEDAR VALLEY TRAîL RIDERS ei Buri.9uon q . FLOATS -Nunsity. Cemmeecial, buinoss aud Orgaulsasusns. t Prises lu oaCih seculen-lut 025.. Sd. $15, 3rd. s10. fIs R o u in lehîe parade $25. DECORATED BICYCLES. TRICYCLES sud DOLL BUGGIES. 7 Ail cueihy eutrios Ml -oceive 25c. NOTE Dol bouges, tricycleu & i.hcycles tu bu ladgod aud utart frocn 11 .m to6 .m-Jugig f Lvetok &HoseShow Ra -junior Showmanship Classes -Musicl Chars onoolin -Pt toRaedaSpert TIG HE SRADES DACNCESSIAN DACNGI THE ARENA-8.30P.M.TO MIDNIGHT ADMISSION 01.50 PER PERSON M222CASSG N 'S BUS TOUR Multi-colour Foliage Tours TWO SEPARATE TOURS TOUR No. 1 Saturday, Sept. 23rd Returniug Sunday, Sept. 24, 1972 TOUR No. 2 Saturday, Sept. 30th Returning Sunday, Oct. 1, 1972 SCHEDULES IDENTICAL Leave Milton Travel Service, Milton, Ont. 8.30 arn. Saturday. Overnight near Minden, Ont. Return toi Milton about 7.30 p.rn. Sunday. Gaing through * Bracebritige *Huntsville *Part may inta Alganiquin Park - Haliburton *Bobcaygon - Lindsay RATE PER PERSON Double $42.00 - Triple $40.00 Single $48.00 Additional Information Phone 878-2886 "Wjbkýý , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .., à , _ _