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the acion tree press acion ontario thursday march ulh 195 the biggest killer cancer polio and many other diseases are having a great fight waged to stop th toll of lives being taken some progress is being made but perhaps the biggest killer of our day is the motor car and we doubt if much progress is be ing made in keeping down the toll of lives being taken we talked to a business man on the subect this week he told us of being witness to an in cident recently where a drunken driver had clip ped two or three cars before crashing into one and injuring its occupants the driver got a month in ail and will after the 30 days again be a men xe to every other motorist we know our prisons and reformatories are full but surely there is some method that can be adopted and enforced where by killers on our highways can be kept from be hind the steering wheels of automobiles we don t believe we need more laws but we do think a different approach in our courts with more emphasis on the common sense and less on the legal points would be helpful every driver s license has space for three convictions to be registered we wonder if noting the convic tions is regular procedure in our courts if it were done it would be quite a simple matter to take away permits of those who are dangerous to the public at large we know the ontario department of high ways has other troubles at the moment here is an opportunity for the attorneygeneral to give some relief to another department and a public service to the citizens of ontario we badly need a clean up in this province m our law enforcement as well as our h ghway construction challenge of competition the law of supply and lemand probably the most important axiom to bftinessmen in this diy of ever increasing rompetitfcn for the customer s dollar is currently swinging left on the business art the boom of the immediate post war years when production of nn electrical goods furnish ingj and l host of others imp nowhoro nrar i 1 meetmq the needs of the waiting market is over now tin jpply fitamly nok thi l maud fvihimhf nl tin is ill ibou is thou i rem in gov rnmonl ind iniuslinl quiiteis lo e tend or acquire new e i m mill ts llif pi si nt rlaslinty of payment tonus to induce qreater im mediate silts thi imhi illhy nulu lhons ol manu facturing recessions wen m hulqmq to k wire houses closer control on jewels outpi 1 ndiire production sell di irs and liiqli r i m mplt ymi nl statistics in spite ol lliesi uns ivory n onomu mil i tones businessmen from hi smill stor it vi 1 to larqe corporation rank are not pessimistic about the future but the me ot should ix deter mm ed about the future determined to meet the stem est challenqe they as indiv duals v ill lx confront ed with and it s n challenqe not so much to test their chances of survival but nhallenqe to weigh then ability to maintain profit over loss while surviv for this condition thrn wr beliee it is rimiiiti able to predict that compefchon know how w ii pfay the biqgest part m tl s modem urm of bus ness activity aaenhants v 11 not only need to compete with eaih other s goods or services but with each other si lima me hiods an t w tli cidi ottier firs cjlitnjru v punk relator- ih k m kiimij promolron and pul i t i is ndo n n oq ti i es m the climvtoi m i fhvto nflteent bus t eswnen as i vtin im i w ip n r i i i th lontrstolv upei t mi lit v it v n no i them liovscvoi th 1 1 r il n i i n v ettevtise a fpil vil v vv vr- v r revenik ikppn lei i 1 i imj iv ttlo fa pattment sfon t- ih mul in em t i usmessmen hi sinr th 0 attp iress nq the keeness of compel t on mn li ik tn- toned to taoc in dsvs to tome dr- m u te i ft a qood prodiit ind then tell people lfcvxit tt tike a pprrjnnn 0 il h stlcx ite t i wards idseit bi t rcmrmlir md nm m will a r t procrastination just why each year we need to have so many deadlines and last announcements for procuring of auto licenses is difficult to understand each ear the department of highways starts with a january date and ends up with several postpone ments and a final date some time in march ac tually all licenses and permits are good only for the year of issue but the ontario department seems hesitant to enforce its own regulations perhaps it is this lack of enforcement in all its branches which is making our highways unsafe for the law abiding citizens it appears to carry right through its various branches until there is a general feeling of insecurity with the motoring public perhaps the same laxity in the cause back of the construction scandals which have cost the wastefulness and inefficiency have not yet been given much of an explanation in the interests of the safety of all we need a clean up in the ontario department of highways end a tightening up of the enforcement of our laws no doubt a stronger opposition in the legis lature would have a salutary effect or it might hasten the cleaning process if a change were made and a new broom used in the clean up task it cannot happen here looking at the municipal tax rates being set for the year throughout ontario citizens of east ern canada can look with envious eyes on al berta while eastern provinces are concocting new ways of taxation a press report states that the opening up of natural resources in allwrta may enable that province to provide funds for educa tion and municipal purposes wheat that seemed to be the sole commodity in which the prairie provinces eee lied s 1 ecom ing overshadowed by the ievelopment ot oil and minerals winch are being openo i up m the islon ishmg development of thesf v ist tinds we do not wint to bepess in sin but havmq wihhecf municipal tmition it ill levels conlin illy mere is m sums im mo m v of tin diy when no t i ir mu juani iuldiju i tion system i i reading w n th llnmi inventor may hold key to happier winter with sidewalk clearing tr fluffy white i ll atlvhivl 1 r thr pli nil i sardfi ir static hid ny ijpe of the good old days may have seemed j better back in 1904 lliitril i niiwitl 1 hn uthiii hul fur ihnm who iim on a ulun the town hn so thoroughly provided aidr walks in thi spring ind summer thi ssalkrt air i wi kiime thinr hot when wmlir m ts in nboiil 111 limrs in thi snson it hit this vesr that snow ihitl lccorms an unhappy tool but quite v nously snow sho 1 1 line is i bad thinr for those who havt a weak heart and are faced with the uk progress has brought us the car that nvorg in helved m the winter whrn this became such a popular con wjance progress added tht sunn plow to prepare the was for thi automobile progress gac us n c cement sidewalks- too but omc where along the line progress must have forgotten about the snow shoveller that is what i sidewalk juitc il now there hn imn numerous ittinpts nt sil walk removal in i rinding wedge shaped boirds pul led in hind horses and our neigh bors in rock wood enjostd snow j removal from their sidewalks long before it leceived an considtra tion al all in this town small bojs arm t too irt eted in straining themselves at snow shovelling and neither arc big boys but surelv someone is ip terested enough in establishing a business of their own and has enough faith in the regulantv of the season to set up a venture of clearing sidewalks automat icallj it could be done quite cheaplv i would imagine and if a whole i block of residents could be enlist ed to bear their share of costs the tasks would be simplified at tax rate time though i cer tainlj wouldnt advice as a municipal step of progress 7 north e ast west 5pr sare suvs safe vis tned in vim to pen thi i t thun food stoie in george ii lv lst wek th henld r it hiss rtin discovoti tempt in ihe ir lv hour- of th it v s be lie v the ilie nidniuhl uid it iv possible tin stav ul of rea i tb 1 paper boon in bronu n oiks illt pi i preiiicts govnl mws tor residents n bronte bronte milt rat niav shew a substantial diop from list vi s but it is hke lv to be in it f i laierbv u 11 ictuil m frl f ilu obsoles an important meeting an event the religious historv of canada as held in toronto last fndav to consider the proposal of a union of the methodist presbvttrian and congregational churches leading representatives of each of these churches were present and each one of them advocated union the meetings under the auspices of the halton farmers and w omens institutes in the town hall on salur dav afternoon were highlv interest ing to those who attended the farmers session was held in the auditorium and the women met in the council chambers the attend i ance of farmers w as very good but after caretaker graham got though carrying chairs to accommodate the large number of ladies he remarked the w omen take the cake this the men heard an address on re storing and maintaining soil fertil itv bv mr william elliott of gait he advocated shallow instead of deep plowing there was a report of the seed fair in milton and an ad dress on the bac n h tg mis bella miller addre te ladies on gleanmss from h use clean swep if evrvthrg n the house at houseclemme tme leaving onlv floor waluand teilin mere j tftdderate methods- v tiefvvirateii mrs johr r kepedv back in 1934 from the bse of th ffe proa m thursday march s im4 a spkndid meeting of acton frisi ness men s association was held n tuesdav evening in the town ha i election ef officers resulted as frl lows hon pres thesa wits r presidtnt john wood ice pre- dent r h el ot sccrtar b hinlon execu iv- b rum b d rachl r c- p w talbot manv tern if mportanc to a ton were discussed and plans ar be made for the holding of anoth- social night m ih near f itur- in spue ibf disaoab weather on f etav a irord ais lage of paren j and r nds gathe- in the high ch to har the jun i oratical contest and debate the oratorical contest cn norman bratda ith hia addri c sir wfrsd jj ier ad h wil present ct3n n th neit oim the debate waa a rather h sur ject resolved that prt war hut r- has pnneo hat dictatorship j tie most isfac rv fri of ijnri mcivn m- a j buehanap i- mjs m z b idei m 3 r- i rat se nh f der lajt 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