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1 0 8br attn tmmata b iff ami wibilahad every thura- iuttuuulstlartearm fttembaref ttv audit bureau el cueulauoma llva cw ha imd u cmurlaquab dtrlalaa el tha gwna a4venjuw rata raajwaat rub- aarluau payable i adveace woo la canada m t the ualtad slate six esettlka tl ts ttajte ropia 7e authorised aa raeaad oaat auu peat office department ottawa mb fhiaaag aj reutokaac c uaajiad o a dula auftaruclaf david dula producuoo itoaaflw l jama a dula managing tdttar j fhimtir aari editorial office ph floo arte thursday july 18th 1957 encouraging news lar weel t announcement of sale of a urge industrial acreage tn acton is indeed the most encouraging development on the industrial front for some months while little could be told et he time it should still provide some encouragement for those who prefer to paint the dark picture for acton i future and among the worst offenders of that picture painting are some of acton s citizens to many every other town appears to be way ahead in reality their position is very equal the stortes of progress tn other centres come from people who live there and who have some kind of faith in their municipality in acton ihe town has to count on that same type of advertising to keep the municipality s name in proper perspective industrial deals dont develop over night or uat for the price of wishing limited con tact is quite essential to negotiations in si mary s within the past few weeks announce ment was made that a plant of hmde and deusch was to locate there employing about 60 people the negotiations had been earned on for months in this latest announcement a similar pet tern of negotiations it reflected n the work of the mayor we know for certain of at least one holiday weekend that was tpent wailing for a telephone call and undoubted ly there have been many othrrj only a small percentage of the industrial leach thjat appear ever deve op but none tan be g nored when the town is put tn ccmpem on w h many cncr ofl o mun c pam ei fcr a new ndlsry we can mag ne that one of the mcsl d i courag ng aspeci of nduitr al promol on lor any comm tree or individual must be ihe ccn slant grumb ng of a few cit ens for mmed ate result h e her contnbut on o the cause i one of poor advert ng last week s news was encouraging and we hope allatizen will adopt the mantle of booster rather than buster another first for halton helton seems conimually able to take credit for firsts despite its being ontarios second smallest county in fir fighting halton developed the mu tual aid program that has served as a pattern for many other areas where similar plans have been developed now announcement of a oint effort on fire prevention seems to round out the pic ture and add another first for halton in previous years individual efforts have been made by halton fire fighters to educate and inform the public on the importance of fire prevention results have been a very apathetic public and the direct result of that ha been a very discouraged fire brigade this yeei wh the establishment of a county wide program better results are look ed for and perhaps a more interested public will appear somewhat as speedily as they do when the fire sren sounds we are constantly reminded of the need for fire prevention education as the toll frorrt licking flames climbs higher to include more end more properly damage and more end monj lives halton fuefighers deserve credit for as- turning the additional roll of fire prevention on a county scale while still msininntng their duties as firefighters its another first for halton apd un-doubt- dly its result will be watched with marked interest by other counties vfritl halton cltl- ens do their part in melting the mqve suc cessful paper litter a personal problem at this time of year the amount of trash and lifter that blowr around the streets is astounding and becomes more than en irrhe- tton to those responsible for efforts to keep the thorough faresof ihe town in some degree of tidiness goodness knows the dust prob lem is bad enough without having the eye sore of hollering papers end scattered bits of cad and boxes everywhere a question es to where all this stuff conv es from is a fair and logical one and one to which there is only one answer people ere just careless actually there it no reason et ii for even one bit of paper being blown around every piece in some manner mutt have been released outside either when thrown out with garbage or tossed into the street m such forms as cigarette or candy box es if everyone were truly tidyonsclout ihere would be no paper titter maybe those who throw cigarette boxes on the street for example act in ihe same way at home by throwing them on the floor but we doubt it we cannot imagine anyone like that ust the same as we cannot imagine anyone ihtnkmgly throwing paper of any kind away outside yet it is done regularly and prolifkatly it is said that there are oow too many laws and regulations overriding the peoples of the world laws are only necessary when people neglect to carry out their responsibilities fairly and honestly they are necessary to force people to live up to their responsibilities in relationship with others and their communi ties it is disregard of the elementary need for tidiness that has produced laws providing penalties for throwing litter on ijiqhweys such laws can be quite irritating yet ihey would not be necessary if everyone acted as they should there is a challenge in connection with this litter business within this town a chal lenge to everyone whether e householder or only temporary resident occupying only a room a continuation of this paperdiscarding habit could well call for the enforcement of fines but that is all so unnecessary unpleasant and unfriendly the cure is entirely in the hands of the people themselves who could quckly correct the presence of untidiness by refraining to throw away or place papers where winds can reach them on a statistical level ll is always interesting to follow polls and compare the r results with some cf their predict oni tn scann ng d sr ct papers this wcra we noted an oikv lie paper had qu zed some rti dents for their op nion on local ng a landshell in a park ihere all the op nions favored suh a meve fcr vftf ous reasons and one cons dtred the fi nanc ng of such a project the comment went t lie th s it would be wonderful and even f only a s iver collect on were taken con tr butors would soon pay for any such a bandshell now we realize how hastily these com ments were probably given and we attack no looks of scorn but it docs seem that silver collections at band concerts would be a long time paying for any bandshell our point though is the opinion of many people about how little things should cost and how easily they can be paid for this seems to be one of the problems not only in personal financing but also in business and municipal financmgx citizens often promote their favorite pro icct on the basts of how little it will cost and how easily it can be paid for forgetting about the end cost of a multitude of little projects all lumped together we ve been noting lately some of the difficulties georgetown n having chiefly with figures last week the herald comment ed a few years ago optimists were talking about a town of 10 20 or 30 thousand peo ple growing up over night subsequent de velopments have shown that growth does not come that rapidly and yet past statistics and geographical location give every mdica ion that georgetown will have an upward growth eactyear the georgetown editorial continues a bnef submitted recently to council by the del re firm has statistics which show that a certain amount of residential building will more than carry itself m taxes and provide a substantial surplus to help pay off sewer costs this is ust one of the statistical problems that affects every ontario municipality no one knows 0st how much any town will grow and it is extremely embarrassing to be ace y yed later of not thinking big enough or of having thought too big while it is fine for any municipality to progress it teems important to get away from the anaesthetic term erf easy payments ballet of the popies from halfway hous sunday work becomes common by gwefssullft p clark partnrr ib one of those lucky men who has a very fal- very low growth of beard on thr firm shave twice a week ww h average and he looked ijuitr rs- pcr table al thai here he mneeded that eve v other dn might he mecnary rut he reckoned w ilh- ut on s mini nrighhnr yrtcrdi little david who livc nrxl dot r c tun ti t un met al ni it tl i nr ht d to p trim r i ii mi d i h ie don i u i iiri i t 1 iiw u 1 bo it fi ii liif who lisp- but or to t l wild on d u s and now afain i have rome ar- rok a umilar case only thii time thr child is obvlonnly retarded on our tint vim to her home we found a itirl in hrr rrl twtnlm tilting in a rocking ehmr hunging it h g teddtear and ml fur fr m gingi r rami th re n another affl cled child a deaf mule however we hae thu much to t l utnvful ft r focirl al lurr- i- finally waking up 1o the f 1 thai thir thildren c n t fu n ii hi l d 1 1m m rr ni m 1 liw 1 k n n pi r tr i u nj irinn and in thi r are influenced by w hat km pie do or don t do if the neighbor bale on sunday hi run il be rirhl for llirm and ng tt it l h r rtiiw i hv thu npl i hod otter to 11 it h i f tt i h tli ind fir til i shld i ik mi nr i k it i iflllh ilk it w 11 be m 11 11 i i i f it h n when ou k idm n re rnif to m i md o hj iwo dim di tt i on ti nd wih nil khb r d ivid i 1 1 h tt t fru ni i i nlli i p di selling p p i r b wok dt v t t- ip- i ni ci nt ipm e if i h atiil ki t ihi mi mi i nt iw oil nn p i tomorrow m id i lu hi w m 1 iiamh f tt the ni i i thev icjirn thec voung ones lat night our toronto fam 1 wai here so mv sinter couht pp the bov before she left us eddie wan in great shape very proud of the fact that he can now walk in fact he is so taken up with walk ins inst he atmoat forgets to pet into mischief if he does big bro ther u generally on hand to keep him from getting hurt normal healthy children are a great jov but i am afraid it is onl when wc run across handi capped or retarded children that we realise how thankful wr thould be friends of ours have an only child handicapped by being blind and dlabel c this sundays vm hi i i lovt 1 n i kin i t nght imii th it ic f r u 1 i md kirdini hut n t ovl fur himiutkink f trnn r i nt thurd i w u back to our om home ilr ct to an imtitute meeting and mm p rnt of hnv out in the fields two ncghbor told me they were bal ing hav inst sundn and because the weather had been so catchv ihev did not feel the least bit tuilty but oh rm how times haw changed a few ver ago field work on a sundav was ibsoluteu unthinkable ii just wasnt done merci what would the neighbors think that i believe is the crux if the whole mtualion what thr ne khbors think the difference beiwetn r pm and w ronk n unchanged the dif ference lies in our conct pt on f what is ight ind what wrnrg i t i f do it hope s the good old days j5 back in 1907 aaa ska laaea el ike free praaa ttaruaf jaly u imv th bad buyi who mashed u window panes on tha aavt ltd ot lunnckburn school may wll trmnbl with ftar they are liable to go to milton ad or uus malic ious depredation arton sent baseball learns tt brampton and oeorgetown last week in both match they wr uereaaful the reaulu of the erttrarwe es- mlnatlons at ar4on were certainly rrediuble to arlon lublk school evvry one of tha m pupils who vote were lurreaeful end a half dosen of them took honor the fact that 100 per rent of the pupil passed u moat gratifying to prin cipal fttewert and highly compli mentary to mlm annie i hudson the teacher who had them in charge mr and air ii m w or den and uaate crfteat arrived in acton last thursday from portage la pralrit after an absence of nearly three yean a rink under skip oould vtmir- ed to the ontario bowling tourna ment at niagaraon the tk last week and did a fine job of bowling and report a highly enjoyable out ing mr john m warrm and hn mother and sister are remi v r g to toronto this week their fine ret idrftre on mill hi has been id by d a fjtckson of ouelph win will move in with his family in a few days mr dickson it is rum ore will gt into ihe monument business here the return match with the georgetown bowling club was played on the g een of that club on monday afternoon and evening the result of the day s play was a victory for acton both afternoon and evening matches the addition and improvements n william coopers reside ore are just about completed fines amounting to tttto were imputed on vj young men fi r playing dice on sunday tne p umoters i t die h depend i nt telephone lines rr still at work in this sect on and have gifd prospect of surcest trn- farmer are beginning to rrdur ihe advantage farmers hur in tlirr 1k lilies and many are i ing to nippo the prup t p ji back in 1937 tatea freaav ike saw ihe free preas taenia jely tt uft on monday evealng the mam bes of knox y wa spent a very happy evening at the mans the occasion was arranged as- a fare well party uias neui ander son who will be lea vina shortly to rewime her muulon work in japan it no a ladies aid htld after noon te op the lawn of m a o w maaales on wednesday after noon the lawn was beautifully decorated with flags and bunting nd a good program was provided with number by norman w right kathleen tinlay inex mclellan and mr c klrkneaj mr w r uashbook had a nar- rtnr escape from serious inju when the light truck he was driv ing took fire on the roadway last tuesday and was badly burned the ear suddenly bu st into fuanee and when brought to a stop was well ablare soma of the tools the seat cushions and equipment wtre burned befi r ihe fife could be extinguished ideal weather and promise of a good evening drew a crowd to tre jawn mjcial last evening on th ihutf h erounds at th albans and ntirliorta were fully real d the arton t in defeated paper towr ers last thursday m jet rgeti n 4 1 bus 14 or on t rl ed tor the orals turning in a g d effort h iding the pjper ht y sei reless until the s ath inn mg the home town team scored their four runs in lha first inning and were held seorelass for the lalahre of the game but the lead was sufficient to hold bill water housa made a beaul- ful running catch and mat tyle had to travel a long way to pu i down a sho t hit bsui mo ton real lied hj seasons ambition when he defeated the georgetown club scout leaders from varous parts f ontario f lends of the boy seoul movement in the province and many from this distrct sttend- ed the i fficlel opening yesterday of the blue spring seoul reserve aoout four m les west of acton the mi r v i the i fit on s-turd- the t pen i ng and ded cati on of r gtt urxl and th r i nr of a rm r is c n n wee np e ytt i resi i ve ti lese new tr junds rhai ed tail yrtr by the pro- if bi i s u w 1 rep ace r r p r r bran tf r1 ii a fh irfeated lie kal i tl y a c e of vi ait week professional directory and travellers guide fj v g c kttjney lhlrun and surgeen i in h 4j m 11 st t ad n office rhene 71 resldeetee 115 kareh t c s f field mut be ba d on n sundas it rt txtwren thi firm r thi ti ill r md the convince if i irh it tpplir t other wirk i o md boi down to the nmr thing tcrone doe it so wh shouldn t i but et most irflis are ct n- sch us of a little nagging oice with n i urse n which savs thai isn t whnt ou merc taught as a chud pi ib mani of the rising gen- e atun will ncr hear that oice because thev are bring brought up in a world tht believes in open unda s in suburbia law ns are cut knlenj weeded and watrred and thr car washed again it n a c in f other people shi uldn t we i just whin e paxs thn uh ihr vrt gtt mi shall not be confoundedv bv pt te iking u rrnl ard m h t d d ou d on sundaxs mlhitll iamoiv i 11 eca hce m oiting accorvnno dp d a garrett rhisleun and hergee rnrr if willo and river sis lntrance river street acton ontario lency i dr a b mccarter ta 21351 guelph obituafty church calendar r dr robert 0 bucknpb pkyslctaa ajsd hergee 3d wellington st acton cmt vkawe cy office hours fts pjm real tsttatt and ixsukanc f i wright o wilbur st acti n ontario phone 9 appraiser real caule asw lataersjse wm r bracken insurance agency mill street phi ne res 5s3r general insurance passes in hospital taptlst chutch acton rev ray is coaterua pastor parsonage us bower av phont 906m sunday july 2ut 1m7 10 00 am sunday school hod am morning worship 7 00 p m community open air scrv ice in acton park rkesbvtfcltiam church in canada knox chcmcbl acton rev andrew h- mckenxie aa bo sunday july 211 1057 d am church school 11 co a m morning worsh p and baptisms 7 00 p m community open air service in acton park mute by acton citucnx band afron p6nticotal assembly meeting in the yjuqa ptor rev k j rem 81 cook st telephone mpw united church op canada aetam 0tan rev garden adams ma bd min ster parsonage 29 boar avenue phone au mr georic cqiott organist and choir leader 76 better ave at ion pbor sunday july slit 19s7 9 00 im morning ptaytr 1000 am junior church and church school 11 is am morning worship 7 00 pm cammunit open ar service in acton park ihe anglican church o canada 81 alhaaa church aden onr hev tvan h jones ba lth aetar apr j ungih rtrtrudc mifur h sundw july 21st trinity v i 1057 b30 am holy communion ss0 ajn matin st johns rockwootj al 00 a m choral cpmmumon jt 00 p m holy baptism of in t fant fithv j lnen llchel ane w fr of cha r bc is if moffat passed iav thr gucph general hospital frida ju 5 tb5t born in eden m she was the daughter of the te mr ail mrs w ham mctar- ane pu ng her life she hrd in arkrl and more rrcentl in mi f- w mrs roberts is surnved bv ne- husband one daughter edna of guelph two sons w ifred of wanut springs texas and albert at home thre sisters ao sur- e effie mcfarane mrs georg burrows ijess e both of ctucl and mrs h parkinson magret f gait three grandch id en a l of texas also survive the funeral was held mondsv jus a from mclanaghan wall funal homjc gucph the service was conducted by mr les nanscn of knox presbyterian church the pallbeaera were c donaven c dunkie t amogw black g pir- ic and g campbell- the flower bearers kinson j sanderson j bert wood insurance agency life aa gewaral i raa phone 5ft5 in ulu sl f after hours ta 4 20 guelph tulvtal dr h leib deatal hargeesi office cnrner mill and rrrderirk streeu of ire hnurs a m tolp m telewioe 1 acton or a j buchanan dental stars office sa mill street office hur ft am to p m closed wednesday afternoon telephone 141 uoat c f teatherland q c turrtater 4 llte 4ary pau office hours 10 00 am 12 00 ajb 1 00 pm- soo bjb saturdays by appointment only office 23 phone re lm actov it vt 4 moskin kanerej aceeamuats 5 ma n st n 212 king st w ilrampton tnronto 1 pmei ol 423 em 4ul earl o hack b cimm r i a c a masirulcd accxrvtamt la mem st milton ont tr iwaa walter h oeff erurtetf pvmir an laasl chartered secretary 29 main st s georgetown ool tr 7421 optical btchner p cr ot lometrist 4 mill st e phone u of ce mnirf elrsd 130 600 pm eve fcj b appu itmrnl traveuefts ourm oray coach unes iir leave actom daylight raetssf ttaa s3 a an daulyaebt suav asas hoi ia am 1lu j4 2i pm t pm 63 pm ajjf p m 10 08 pm sun cad holk 2j7 pm- 1st pm 77 p m 9 2 pjbv 2 am frt sat soav rt pm 1133 pm and hot canadian national raeways easlbi dajy 5 40 ain dauyxcpt8 days 10 00 am 7 1 pm only roi pm dally except ssjav day flyer at georgetown 9jh suao 837 pm daily flyer at oa town ion pnv t braida ba jautuar naryfmi 15 cork st k7 guelph ont were m donaven a- pat- phon ta4u e parkinson j moor isb lron j73 main st aetotitont intermtnt wag in edn mills ce- office hpursf jvanlnfi by mettry kppolntroast t duly 1144 p-m- dally sunday u0 am us pjn fliap atoti 74 pm satwrday only lm ivm sunday only ml aja fla top sunday only fly- aft gufipn 705 pjiu dally aaaen and sun ml pja k lbibtawslmaieikaiuni rficnttitumji