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waob two i the acton free press thursday rcbruanym ii artrnt 3ftw jlrifbh pwuuketj kvcry tfcofcdy at adoa ooujh atrtkoruw mmj dui mu pom om ewsscritrioj iat4 m vwo- uiij fct uuiut fcub y c ilutfa u a4 t m aavej vw lku4 l tttu u i advutiukc katej0 phrilrf i 4w i rlt fcjtu i fa c vktu m tk kauriflitikm 1u w toll l w wvu br if la tar jtumt w tw htmrtuav wj f wliam wm ataa- of mat wuit wiw w cut wum uhlr k till tm u faa w herfaw u tu r hi tu luwaui kii tfji tu atlf i aii ttrtlewi o 5 liw1j vr lb ftauj ww imk t til wfctfa tn i w t4rtu ritiwiii u wriitaj w ttvmat tw phi fhh h w it tvtu ta u1i llt a is a abuhf mlla eaiiiw threaten to ttlr you up follow these rule ex plicitly tad s66 whit progress will b made if ill citkcti follow these rules diligently efery community organization will fail and tfi town will be a real good failure mot manufacturing vgur following our editorial of laat week regard ing industrial figures a reader write us say ing the figures you quote have arouwd my curiosity as to why acton should trail in the percentage of grows value of production going for salaries and wages the reader has work ed out the percentages and since he ha shown interest so keenly we will be glad to give him the figures he requires from the same source from whith we secured the other in formation under cost of materials here are the figures for the same municipalities which we quoted the parable of the hot dog there was a man who lived by the side of the road and sold hot dogs he was hard of hearing so he hid no radio he had troubje ith his eyes so he read no newspapers but he sold good hot dogs he was a firm believer in advertising so ha put up signs along the high way advertising the merit of his bot dogs and he stood by the side of the road and cried buy a hot dog miner and people bought he increased tus meat and bun orders he bought a bigger store to take care of his trade finally business became so good that he brought his son home from the ctty to help him then something happened his son said path er havent you been reading the newspapers there a a big depression on and the furupean situation is terrible the domestic situation is worse everything is going to pot whereupon the father thought well my son has been to college he has lived in the city with big buainess men he reads the pap i era and listens to the radio he ought to know so the father cut down on the meat and bun orders curtailing his advertising and no ung er bothered to stand by the highway and call out his wares his aauwyetl off almost over night he said to his boy you were right son we certainly are in the middle of a great depression last week acton 7 1 vi 72t milcon 1 t 240 georgetown 007tit7 oakville 2 768h burlington 2043 017 brampton 2 h m is7 barrio 4 880 554 bracebndge sjo410h3 d mira s2 878 007 dundas 1007 024 colling wood 1 fim 5fl hanover 2 44lho orange ville si 100 220 pans 3 31 mm st thomas 4017285 y we trust these figures will enable our read era to make the study of percentages that found interest for our correspondent the only other column heading in the booklet which we have not supplied is that headed cost of fuel and electricity which can readily be given if it is of interest to readers we are glad to learn that we are not alone in our interest in such statistics and that others find enjoyment in working on such tabulations we must aiumer communion recently powerful canadian and u s bus ness groups have launched a nation wide cam paign to advertise the advantages of free enter prise over communism we have the highest standard of living tn the world higher wages shorter hours lower prices run the slogans this is all true and to our credit but commun ism doesnt challenge the fact that we hae doubled production since lio or hate cut 1h hours from our average work week instead the communists exploit the inequalities that re masn in our system wealth can demoralize just as poverty embitters inequalities can breed mistrust and division at any income level red tactics work just as successfully if our tandardof living were ten times as high as it is inequalities might be ten times as great feryone tan think of someone else who is to blame k h not face our own faults ftir a change nothing impresses the other fcllo more than change tn us business nccds not an anti but a bigger idea to ansucr communism and in so doing business uill insure the future secunt of free enterprise ivnumal kavritf- thc dominion bureau of statistics has an nouncrd thai after paying for consumer goods services and tats the canadian people had left as person i savings hs mx ooo for the ear 1047 this figure is of considerable interest in re istion tothe more than 34s xx ooo paid hy lift insurance companies operating in canada in the previous year iufl personal savings amounted to mil 000000 premium payments for life insurance in the same period were near ly 32s 000 000 y editorial notes looks as if the day may soon be here again when one can try out a new car before making a definite decision on which particular model in pnrihas c agree with those folks who say this is the finest and most unusual winter they have ever experienced in this part of ontario its certainly been a mild winter and january and most of february arc gone since the opening of the new bracebndge recreation centre the hockey club receipts arc reported to be 1200 it will be the wish of all that such returns will always be secured hut generally the fint three years arc the best a sure failure during our reading the other day we came across this item that gave ten rules on how to make a failure of your town they are cred ited to mr archie mcgormatk of montreal and they apply to every town 1 do not go to meetings if you do go late 2 always find fault with the officers and active members 3 never accept office much easier to cnti ciie 4 get sore if not appointed to committee dont attend if you are 5 dont give opinions if asked tell every one after meeting what should have beep done 0 jo nothmg more than necessary when others roll up their sleeves and unselrtshtyuie thefr ability squliwkabout cliques 7 hold fees as long as possible or dont pay at all 8 make noeffort tp live up to the rules and regulations 0 be unsociable inside and outside of the organization 10 mother your ideas wheneyer they the barne examiner starts next week to publish twice a week on monday and thursdny afternoons it seems only natural that the fx aminer should keep pace and the largest weekly paper become a bf weekly journal important to everyone uill be the budget information from ottawa due very shortly taxes and imposts affect everyone those days as the governments take a bigger hand in con ducting everyone s business margarine is now procurable in various brands in most local stores and its being re ccivcd uith and ujthout enthusiasm certainly the substitute resemblance to butter is good hut ue doubt if tastes u ill change so rapidly that good butter ill be threatened seriously if you drive a car remember that it takes 12 times the distance to stop on snow and ice as it does to stop on dry concrete when the roads and streets are slippery there is no sub stitute for driving slowly watching carefully and allowing plenty of extra space and time for stopping australian car manufacturers are turning eut a car which sells forr200 plus sales tax will do up to 60 miles an hour with 45 miles to the gallon and will weigh only 980 pounds being largely of aluminium there is a grow ing feeling that canadian manufacturers are missing the boat in popular demand for a car that is cheap to buy and cheap to operate y scoutweek is being decrred in acton for a very good reason the local organization plans to observe this week atj later date when the new home has sufficient work dope on it to hbld the observance there acton scouts have found during the building of the new home that there are a iqt bf good scouts here who arent boy and girls any more hut they know how to do a good turn on many days craoplfoiczalqjfczjor recollections ot acton 3oolfoi back in 1899 from ut lata ot tfc pr4 r tbiuu7 fofensary ism it llr adatn cook hai purchased the nw dwelling in cook s turwy recently vacated by llr john kt ronsldrrstjon 100 llr hugh mann jr ton of hush mann eaq one ot our mlmy5 citiieru paid a vuut to hli native town on saturday after an abwnre of twenty years tn manitoba and jlrttuh columbia the writ haa evidently agreed wltltnilm berth phytlcally and materially the marruf took place on wed neaday evening of laat week of mr jamei clayton freeman to mlis i may fernley lutfr of mr j m fertile y of toronto while engaged at hli work in the jard of acton tanning o on mon day morning mr jas fl cobban waa auddrnly atrlrken with parmly la on the rlfhl aide ills ipeedj recovery i ilncerely hoped for by t all difd foiuikb at the home of hla par- rnu church si acton on thursday iflth rvbruary 1hm allen timer infant tun f wll ham forbes aged 10 rwritithi rack in 1920 specialist in warm air heating air conditioning eavestrougiiing and plumbing our aim i lo give tervic lo our cuttomera nd intul only the very beet equipment at the toweet poislttle phch we handle only thb best bf murfin hlfeet uwtal works plumbing itaaua bwuvefua kiaa ftaa utw rrom th luuo of the free pre of thurotuy febluarr ttu two pn vim in hltfhwoy anov own it hlahwav i hood mn tlun lhr unl inn m ndiiy tito hotkey plav off at george- wn 1 it in rt jitti k mnu tin fjini f n m 1m ii in x km numtx r aftir irntlng f r nut ilin vi or tti art in o ovratlvr aton ii cli itlngthli ui i k tlu anre wu i m r tit i by mnftnr heard more and co uln i avi wl i lh ui m k to mr j w joni s of the red and white slon a i the private hill for the rink by law va pnwil by the iuulalire vllh nt inanition and now thr council can proceed with the erect ion of thr rink the announcement la made thla wiek of the up nln of a new ford agency anil w r ice ntatlt n in acton by mr w u norton of toronto and will be 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