faoc two the acton free press acton ontario tiujhhday kkhruahy 4lh 1934 the wheels turn slowly a recent item in the twenty years ago col umn noted that the bell telephone co was being pressed for a wider area for the acton central and there was some anticipation that limehouse would be included in the acton central recently it was reported again that the telephone company was promising consideration of the area serviced in the rural section surrounding acton in the 20 year interval nothing appreciable has been done to extend a wider rural area to ac ton subscribers of the company we suppose the question has come up several times in the two decades courtesy has always been extended to the requests and each new group seems to be im pressed with the sincerity that officials give to the requests for a wider rural service for acton every business man in acton is fully aware of the handicap that the limited area from acton in telephone communication has on his field of busi ness councils for 20 years and longer and boards cf trade have hrd the matter up for discussion end hopeful inverviews inevitably are part of the routine it is well perhaps that new members on coun cil assail the problem and attempt to gain a tele phone area that is justified for acton as a trading centre it is perhaps well too that in a jarge or ganization new district managers can approach the problem feeling sincerely that some solution will be reached the only unfortunate part seems to be that newspaper records show that in 20 years nothing has been accomplished to give a reasonable telephone rural area to acton surely that acton file will soon come in for consideration an emergency last week we wrote on our canadian flag without realizing that in 1945 an order incouncil of the government of that time did name lh red ensign with the canadian arms in the flag of can ada until parliament shall declare otherwise parliament has not declared otherwise so canada has an official flag and it is the red ensign sorry we missed that order incouncil about the flag its quite satisfactory and there really isnt a flag issue any more except for those who would want parliament to declare otherwise it was very difficult back in 1945 to keep up with all the orders in council that were passed in the emergencies of those days it s great to learn that the flag was one of our emergencies bark in 1945 on the way out that hot potato rent control which was toss ed from the federal to the provincial field will next month be dumped in the municipal lap in some manner it mtssed being a problem of county councils there always was and afways will be people who will demand and get exhorbitant prices for articles which are in scarce supply this is true of more fields than the housing problem like all controls even when they are in effect they are difficult to enforce up until the war years we heard little of controls they were need ed when manpower and materials were required to win a war gradually they have been dropped and most everyone is pleased at the removal of restrictions the rent control is one of the last to go there will be cases where landlords will for o time take advantage of removal of restrictions we don t believe any municipal council can satis factonly administer a control measure that has been tossed out by both fedetal and provincial governments rent controls might as well go out now as other controls have gone they have last ed longer than most wartime restrictions over a lunch hour over a lunch the other day we conversed with p friend who is quite a tonnoisseur of cheese there arc a number of kinds we like ourselves but his range was well beyond those we have samnl ed he told us that many of the imported fancy varieties were actually selling in canada at lower prices than our own canadian brands that hard fyeemecr conceivabieetit re assurevj us such was the fact of course the conversation drifted to other oddities in our marketing problems such as can adian canned pork being sold in europe at a low er price than canadians pay butter wheat and textiles and a great many more oddities of prices came into the conversation we didn t reach any conclusion on the oddities of prices of commodi ties except perhaps that once tastes are acquired for imported articles which are more reasonable in price the home consumption of our good can adian products loses its market and it is difficult tc regain maybe we are pricing ourselves out of cur own market canadas story worth telling for nearly 100 years ottawa and london have been the two ends to most official canadian visits in recent generations washington has be come another place where anyone from the prime minister to a minor secretary might fairly regular ly hang his hat never before however has this country s first minister taken the itory of canada to millions of people right around the qlobe from london t6 bahrein to karachi to tokyo is mr st laurent is doing in his world tour canada i respected work at ills no o u fears us most peopl art oui friends or ai least they don t think poorly of us bui the financial post asks how mud of the word s qoodw li havt we won b detult a id how much of it s ours to ktef we will never tx ii meat powi i mil tarv might nor do we want to be we will never push anyone around there however lies our oppcw tunity our appeal to the world will have to be through reason and unde standing not throuqh brute strength by us ng our brains this land can give leadership to the middle powers among whom we find ourselves the foremost that s why mr si laments trip is so import ant the head of our government will have a look at the world and the world and particularly asia will be reminded that we ems double or nothing little did canadians think thai when it was noted members of parliament and senate would move for higher salaries that the present salaries would be practically doubled our high level of taxation was supposedly to maintain an adequate military strength against any aggressor there isn t any taxpayr r who woulcjn i like his tcxes cut in half and t v n ihal would not have the same effect as qetting double your present salary we still maintain thert art a lot of hard working members of parliament ind lipids of governments who are not sufficiently paid for the responsibilities they carry in the house ol com nions and senate ihtre are also nnny who barely juahfy for the present allowances for some being a member of parliament is very much a part time ob and for such the allow ance should be m accord with proposed salary increases canada can well do with half the pre sent representatives in both the house of com mons and the senate perhaps the present would be a good time to eliminate the senate or else make a start on its elimination by making no more appointments to that body in the meantime it seems to be a waste of public funds to increase the allowance for senators and the pension allow ance for members which has recently been put into effect other papers say hanover ont pes the sooner the po t oa leave the farmers and other ndustry alone work out their ovm problems tlic better off t v holt iatior will be winters arrival in white raises question on blowers activity wintt i tnmi with a lypi of pint up fuiy init wtdnindiiy ihnt wus miiilu in most of uh nntur nllv tnouift tht iinuw fill on th hindu n rid hlihwnlkm n t nil tilling plowing nnct hiiovilllnn rul inn predominant puxtlon dint mi mil o spud thioiikh tin infii inn viihh or tiiiiinnmlihtlon win win i m hit muwlilowi r 1 vvinili hi too ho duldid to find ol a iitiikduwn on llx miuw plow hud taiimii ii el inv in mil 1 yhn ih i o ink tin imn lh i ii i tin hr mi n ilomit ik n lop of t iok mvo lost iii 111 mum uv f 1 ii llitll it livviud itl hm ink hit of fi n r i widiu nmcnlfl it piihlu skulinx night uwii ihw in i a poited ink ti and flood nnd lh kirliiikt tiikm a full dnv no oiil man iiipkd on lhatt f fort hi thi n wns cenn u ry virik dljkinn throuxh nil foiu intuitu i a inst ii hums of work w re ni mix ik of th own d ihriiiiifh lit luiil ont 1 tnili point out hint i is not nmswily n h li on th town who nl km lh ml don t t hdii vor to hoiihl iiilopl a very iltilinii lowiird tin nokth e ast wisl s outh road osu hhrhrjit appiovitik itn hikhi si i stimuli of load xpindiluiis in ils history ilnltoiis niikhlwu to tin north wei linitton outity will this yini sp nd innii 1 oh 400 foi thai purpose approxmnulv 4 si 000 of ihis fitf iik will hnvi l hi laisid by t ixn lion tht county council also noted at ils inniikuial million ihnt salt of christmas tuts mttid thi tounty coffi rs 1 km fnrolmrnt worrlen aicoi ding to information fi om gioiitoun school bonrd the her aid rcpoits at li list two ind possibly thi 1 1 m w classrooms will be needed ntxl fall to copi with rising public school iniolmint with wo pupils to tike can of now in thi public schools thin will hi an inlicipiud 700 bv hal radio report iti m in thi goorjiilown hi raid lili mond iv arii moon fin mi n wi n tillcd to tin liotni f tlrnir slu rimpli moid win n i ti ins an fin i mid lhi ii hd t no the good old days may have seemed better i back in 1904 t rem the imoy or the t ree pnm at thundty february 4 im4 it h uiitti ritootl thnt hit minister of dial lirnpnstd iiilrodiirlnk hrinlatlon nldiiif llu huts of fm i xt books fm th sihonli of tin llu lh mini hipnunt ol ippl i mil lookirk aft 1 smith of low n in fi miihto till j i i mm n n foillkm ml i i tlu ib i back in 1934 from the luns of the free press thursday rebruary 1 1m4 ih mld uoky i got umliiwiv thi pail wuk wilh two nights play 1 in y an tuptlne4 b llu lanu li ii i ih who conducud ihw nintisls so niimsifiily lust yenr missis h lluri w i talbot b it i list nnl i kllin hal n 1 oiuiu s pnivindhl cham in n movi il w ram harold i ii ki it 1 livd f iikii i hrihik bnd wll i id rtiilln isl in w i ttndired uiplimiiiliiiv intutut ind pri y th unsnu lib i ii nt u init p ill r i ii i si nh t i hhinu v hint t how mil i illl lid iii li ndnl j1 ait i hi is lttd ptsldnl in foi llu dist iksion of i is in i llu nun iis nioold to b in 11 i mm nil if propos il an lonsuuirnalid thi m thodiht ami on iiikhs willnn ronvin will irmld t zk str it mill v th thi io nwrk lial m wter itndrr the brldfr ahnntih lo hi hi past m waler ujidij tin bridui otkvilli and tra fulmar iiiintils nut for thi first linn in sum months rcintly nnd appoint d i joint comniilti to study w ind miins of avoiding duphcalion of m r vicis and lo dcter- mim an iquilnblt shannk o am piojol costs words from women tilting of trouble mcrued whili kiipini motoit parking mi ti r ri htions on n k ki oikviilt policimnn pit divmish observed min usunllv don t tilk bick but iht wnmm somi of hum call mi unjirmlahu minis ind i dan n i nply in kind hi sides th women who arui ind usi strong 1 inkuarr oi por d h v nish iddi d oth rs don t iikii but still i id thi torn distribution bv inserting substitutes dial phone for mil ion hi1 nil plum oftuils announr id i isl wn 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i it nt i w mt to t it frtdtrick stretu office hours 9am to 6 p m tfleihonh 19 acton hmk nothinj if th it miscellaneous u j apmstrong llii lor of hlroprartlc 6 jjih s- n c f ifatherland lurrlstrr a hollrllor salary pnbm offu h irs 1000 im 1200 am 1 00 pm 00 pm saturdays bv appointment only ofdt 22 phot rofl i5i a ton lever hoskin hartered aeeoontanta sun i lo p at the ivanls to i tfie vme tian aid the one w ich adv ses he w ngham lot advance tim finds himself a hobby earlv in life a con utttve hobby no matter how childish it may ance against boredom at any seem is aood united church of canada acton ontario a friendly chlrch rrx r a currex b a b d minisur parsonace 29 bower aunut phone 60 miss o m uunpard atom i organist and choft- leader presbyterian church in canada ksohlrh acton rf robert ii armstrong ma bd minbter si m ffbrt ari j 1 4s i rr -churr- srh 1 victor rumley son funeral home funeral home heated aroboun- t on 3d nikht or day i s rvint lh ci rnmuml for i 46 v rs olivf m lampapd a t c m r m t teacher of piano stadia i nlted c hurrh thnndayb i park ave olfl1 h jfnkink and iiardt ho metropolitan hldg 44 uiona st toronto rm 4 bui gerald a candler hartered accountant m ly i rndty 7 j p m alfped j plshop ertified puhlir areoununl phoi z9i travellers guide gray coach lines rill isttf and inkt rascr progress has its pnee according to the kit chener waterloo record scientists and inventors have made life easier but proportionately more i azardous most of our machines and gadaefs are lmg in vart to hurt maim c k ii the instant e become careless sty arton 3xw vbb the only papr erer puwuhed i founded in lr7i and published ejr thursday at 56 mil st f acton ont member of thi audit bureau of circuln ions tht c w n a and the ontario qu uc division of tht t w n a advtrtismc nte on reqiu- subscnptionj pa at 1 in advante kiflm camda s3 v in th i mied state mnth so inlt npie 6c ithonred a second las mail pitst offie dcpartmim ouaa c a dui friitor and pumuhr jusiness and editorial office telephone 17 4 1 si nday febrlrs ii 11m 7 00 pm even r g v oadlfs ij acton hut bo nnd fi3am vt a rr 1113 an 2u pro iohprn 633 pm s plght peal estate and 1000 h m suda sth t al c idrtr p 8 15 pm ourg pi j 1 church fir d insurance 1 wjwht n b wright j v- i imr st 69 macdonnell st 1 011 a nl mor- r u s- c t tht j tha a jj l p t w58 pm mjmrnt lova iv sh ipir 2 00 pmevor g w r f la i errw hi r i t hratboand rton fjnt guelph ont t c vian we c rr ui i 2 a rr 12 pm pra 27 prr 27 pm 8 12 pro 11 32 pm 112am sun to kit phore 9i phone 4bi5w it vn re hi aud speake- he rn era st albans church aloatri rrallen inwrtri viimr jpraiwl imtltute b a ancuean a dily rsrept sundav and bolt f c anada thought for the week rev ralph f price b a b d daw mmrr rlph and ditri- vobodv will know ii v u b saturday sundav and hoi rl ftate board m-a- b iai g ra k d irlf rvc r r a- a r- davs mmln fulih and district tr rjfiii grr a auoriatio i p jacn- fifth sind after thf fnjji va canadian national 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