the acton fref press acton ontario thursday november ii 1m bazaar highlights sale draws tea 11 auditorium of the ymca trcornlint in red white and fr thr minimi tnntir held liy the inkesld chnplrr or ihe im perlnl ordir onuuhlin nf uir ftn sntnrdny thtnhi r limh tntilt nf artllti for snlr rlrdid inrm room niid ninny purrlinn ed thr itnhltii tivtlnx knlttlmj it 1 hrislmiis rim in nnd vmp an nllmdlvr novel tie top ptowmtn at the halton county plowing match the presentation of awards at the banquet in trafal la taylor j c cunningham bill osttoser cliff gray ke dixon glen irwin bob armstrong absent when th plowmen stood fust m the 10 classes contested on friday october 2 are shown here following r hill from the left m the back row are jack ill mrr in the front are john randall bill e pulun was taken was herb jarvis all these farm news from haltons farm lands a wet harvest for british farmers tssnk t j v i 11 n stxk iir sop cmn t 2s in n lf di ic wh 1 m m i lofnttut i hri t r 1 11 r nc o el 1 stn1 nfi in i t acs mpi nj 1 1 cd ji 1 iai i bm ih i i i hi1 ifrh iilh mil pubh spnknij pr irinimi pr miii d t r in pi i id im mitlhtt- it th milun hi s i in rndas wn ij of i- tk th ciibr of till pimfru i m miimu mir iftir t il 1 ii i juij s mis i 1 swih i m s is k duk and eo i- i i u i h i iiffuiiu is- i nunl lut h winirs j wrigglesworth and john picket are top debaters r hi tl u th i t n i f t 1 o t in firm r requn ii a in m mm r nl ilttirhtti i for lut impnimpti th ilt ft hli 4 ii i luh pnliciilir rt fenncc t i in tkt club work hit fin il pn il milton jim oi join petri t s took mm is htr sub i id ulh th i n qu foi both 1 1 urch on i ijointns pf- h wis pre e th tltlr ntcr wtrx vii sundiv tht par she- w 36 vs far frm r l our clebri mei all w ing bfiftw sheaes of gram obsioush the 1 ca v cir must have been workinr it tht calendar and not to the season or na uro for miles surrounding the church there were hundreds of acres of uncarted crops some thrown out scores of acres uncut laid a or with clovers higher than the grain the great pic muddle t i subji tin fir t iibili tilt i r rmiitrd b iteui i- rd upheld tlie i th dir th lrikr hid inhi w p tktt of hit milton h i th th j deci i rt ent 1 i this s the heading nteresting a allele arising ou of the present british high pig popula nn i again take the libcrtj of quoting from the same magazine an extremels grave poi on ha ann in the marketing of pik it very serious for the poductr sit brought i mthu notvil ind cton club h n the aft rmitne wis upheld b tht nonu dtbattr mmclv ber nice winon anxl join wriggles w irth vh lc kathleen slanlej and gltn scott of acton support d the negative in this ensp the judge deci ion was aw irdixl to the iffi mative i tho judses also had the difficult of anothe- taslv of silecting from the eight mung people participating the t be t debaters their decision vtcn to joan wrigglesworth ind johii w picket who will now represent helton in the inter countj debie with haldimand cotintv on the ibject earlj in decembe who is unable to dispose of all hi incidental hilton will have the pigs and who sees them depreciat ing in value dav b da it is also a very serious matter fo- the gonermnent which will hav to pa out increasing amounts in sub sidies the fatstock marketig cor poration is in trouble too and has a headache for which it can find no satisf acton romedj qiality not good english pigs like canadian hogs at the moment leave much to be dc- pircd from the standpoint of qualit this has resulted in the housewife and the bacon merchant both pre ferring to buy danish bacon i note there is a difference or premium in favour of danish over english bacon of 28 shillings per cwt ap- proximaieh 3 92 for no 1 selec tion in th case of no 2 selection the spread is m 48 and for no 3 selection 1036 per cwt the situation is so critical thu the fatstock marketing corpora tion plan is to give pnonty to senders of pigs whose returns chow 50 perctnt and over of grade a pigs and less than 10 percent of pigs i fort oub di the weight range i i can i help but wonder what the j reiction of canadian firmers would s r be to a simila polic here in cans di 1 am inclined to be ict tne pcrcentagt of gride as wou d sttp up ver rapidh cat ide of the argument deait 1 il amid m mminti it i impi imptu etfort s i ik m out countv fur miss pittrsons mitt ml nloiij wilh hi 1 i mi pt l oi ilitv wtnthejiidn decision she will now rt present hilton in hit provnit nl publ c sp ikinj comp tin n ti hi h id in tironto m t irh j iuinr honor dairy maid and bairy man nthr pltising future of tin tt nngs progrimmt wis the pn stntations made to hilton s chim imii dauv mud and dairy man ikimeh barbara cunnmghim lolin picket and to hallot s thimpion inter county plow team of john cunningham and arnold how d n the first presentation was made on txhalf of tht halton juniors by how son ruddell assisted by jean peterson and anne mclaughlin w hile second presentation wis mide by harold tyrrell assisted by wilmi sinclair ind donna mar shall others who helped to round out a most enjoyable evenings pro gramme were barbara cunningham and ruth wilson who took charge of the musical numbers t of the it in tin lii ii tilt hill ltiiig iriijttl ni iinl i ipill tin t evsful liv llii mi em iintl r the dint tion t mi j mi n n winner f i h mlxiwister was hill cixsiiu of nillmnfid niitt mm lit lowikhv won tilt hoiiupl of flow is 1 liny sl wtntiir- wi not pp r mis i mm in dill erndlt mrs r blow t luico i lis mis ivlt n k ia i ml itiiln smith t mdlt slhks mrs i f trump i- i wils mi n lilt wilklns tulip huths mrs r itrrv pinili l ir mi hirl iilhir land s mrs irdi iimh rt tup iiit sui r mi how ml ma jwfy cowt shipped by cfovtrdof farmi a j mu lidt imvi i lion f 1ov attui huvr shlpp il if iiuiliiti jtmpy mii i iultii nl ttt of i 1ih1 wfl 11 i k h jlllllllt of huv iton n y ttilt null wiu iiuolliilrd by mjir f until id ny a il lira prim ihlppr halton pcs name c palmer prexy i pidn imed pn grtislv nt tli t hurl 11 nl of tli hiltin i in- rvnliv a fiiiintl m litiunl mfitltii of the ti lull in mill town hull div ivitilng ktibe 2fl past pretfl t u t w iji w of ikull slfl i f plllott milton inly vie lnt i p h r 1 iv lor acton k pngrtsiim iins rvntlvi iipn nt iiim k mic sprowl fs li pi it mi ami iii and pillon phi mrs fi ink t rrv hill pi tun mr 11 ii iwif plr tin mis ixin gnei rtiok hook pot hildii mrs imin krap k pot hold r s t mrs shlrh v tur os7 rig itirfms set mrs it wll kmson nkes mrs st 11 1 ilrune li mdv mr r 1iwson p ir pi in i is mi f vin wvck doll mr f blow low el cl ith it holder mrs i inv t mclntv re mother tlllighttr ind doll iprons miss pit duvil to in in mrs h jole ipion miss peg rjthr srirr mr ink drvsdil outstanding oral program by juniors twelve hjlton jui lors partic po jean peterson tops in public speaking four voang people pancipated in he pub ic speaking competition each competitor del vered a pre pared 10 minute address on a sub jec of his own choice later thev each were given the choice of five subjects after 10 minutes warn ng had to give a three minute im promptu speech this is a tough as signment for anyone and as point ed out bv geo e elliott w io gave the judges decision takes a grml deal of courage i the first speaker was bill kellv i of the milton juniors in his pre pared iddrcss he spoke on tl e right to a living and followed wiii an impromptu talk ajuniar farmer activ tv public speaking this voung man showed lot of natural abilitv along w th wit aid ir and in his impromptu ef- e literallv had his audience o 1 ig out of their seats mm pope of palermo was the sic md speaker in her prepared tddress she deilt w th the st uwnnre scawav a most interest nc discourse particulalj to those vhi have travelled along the no 2 ijhwjv bv the st lawrence her mi i mptu effor was on a trip niw v rk and her v v ici ius li i ti n f om if he it cidtits f jhd htr i id ence i i s li bv vc ir window was feorban strain r r 1 milton m markers monuments cemetery lettering quotations by appointment phon mihon 158r32 elbuchner optometrist in acton every wednesday afternoon office at h mainprize barber shop hoiks 1 30 6 00 evenings by appointment for appointment telephone 115 n puj 21 rant g for your flood and storm damaged rooms tremendous values in a new book of sunworthy waterfast wallpapers these values should be very nterest ng to those who have had water damage during the recent storm regular values to 1 25 per roll our very special price 39c 49c and 59c per roll foe sample book and estimate call egril e sit eutbinnou 51 ring 5 better wallpaper for less money patricia ann beauty salon hair stylist all lines of btauty culture closed all day monday foi appointment phone 341 81 mill si e acton special low rail fares to the royal agricultural winter fair toronto nov 1220 farfc and onehalf voi thi iound ttlf good coins not tt20thiad return le toronto oot later than midnight november 2 in canadian nat zonal 11 t kmu iiu m i tr mini niiiit ht7l- mitt milton orfi ills r port i verv mill hill mieting wis nlfiressfd hy i hn pilltt ip p 1 n m h of okiiiiilitn mr valht mtlorxius i i bv iwtion in 1 rttilnliik th it formf rly ht id hv corel in crnjdon stnili v hill m i a introftikt i till sp ikn tin th prrsitlont t pnsed tho thinks of the group vlie ttftniw toronto iwifutii i s that coopers i i him store 1 nn 1s rtll atithittzi i at nt fr ti i nun want ads canadian bulldara thh man makes miles minutes iip mm us t tint unr the trucks or planes or tin rnlrotd m y commute linking mtr unmii u tl ly ti tl iy cnntcni stt n i y lo urn it is in imp iri nit it lit inm hut in our country f pnivintc lo inirk mnncy i and hit onln killed duly it cincrv f ciinidu arc physic illy rcsptuisihlc lor nur nitmri il itoics h wages are not ulwiyi enough to en ihlc inm to ficc the nuny cmtrjcncics tltit f ice everyone it one tunc or mother and when that hippcns he must imrrow the prcscnl day consumer lin nice comp my w is developed to nnswer the needs of men like him lo fivc the 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