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pace two the acton free press thursday noveuuer 10 ims qlir artnn jfrrr jlrrao abliihrj ett ttofu afa rwtar auikoiuij om1 tuu mail ot omm subscluroow eatx5wft uti fak dditaml sial m ic itoih w taw uurttui iwtu k advertising rates o csehcstloa ui fia is varvoub ttajuna itmdiaft ajlkmmflh ij bcalta will h takm u uj m tw prm k keiwtiwa j m um 4altf itut if u cm t luu lor r rror ufeuaiir itaust fial 4 th fcjjm l rquit wrtti by jmusr 4 r tdrd t th ih ott dttir bj ih 4tjlv 4 wub atufc error r car tfct cim u aar 44 u rj wr tvm prw rv fea luuuty j11 m will a ropartiaa j lk mil em el aj ik fcwp r ik m4el mr war i ui wkvw ar by ectt jrh m i a ailof diuj e4iir tklrwiomes- mumu a4 u 04lk im ila- 11 it day tomorrow n c membranes day thirtyone yean ago a war weary world heard of the sign ing of the armntic and quit flqhfing ach other for twentyone yean four year ago after ttx yeart of itruggle irmi were again laid down remembrance day recalli the sacrifice of lives lott in thoie two world wan and ch com m unity on that day or a sunday cloie to the date remembert those who paid the supreme sacri fice remembrance is a good thing but in remem bering the tacnfice and the folly of fighting it would be well to make the experience of ihe past a living resolution to do all we can as mdi viduals to avoid a repitition of the error of wars the way of force in this present day of enlighten ment should bo a thing of the past there are urely better ways of settling our differences than by a mighty struggle that leaves all those who participate exhausted and smuggling for existence it might be well to remember this remem b ranee week that wars have no nruu that those who have been sacrificed can never be replaced that we will each endeavour jo liv at peace with our m ighbour and with the world at large we each owe bs1 55 almost 63 millions has been lopped off the net debt of canada since the end of last year according to a return tabled in the com mom the other day from a htgh point of 17 1 billions in september 1946 the total has now been reduced to 11 495 881 920 but even that substantially reduced figure represents quite a tidy debt for 13 5 million canadians it amounts to 851 55 for every man woman and child in this country financial post getting back to normal the announcement of the removal of rent controls is no sooner made than notice s given of another round of wage increases and a de n and for lower cost houses and government intervention one of the bad after fleets of the war is the weakness left in individuals itttr bi ing cored for by qcnirnmimit rrqi ai oris the inability to smnj alone perhaps vol c in iu ill ho we il delist i these regulations when they were first put into tffiht is a war nicimm it took t no to rji t i sod to them md since tit tt i j im i to th m f i now t ikin i mot t me to qet ulj th m put rid of th m we nu st qet and tht sotmi r we qt t away horn trust tistum i i reqi i it oris and stand on our own tt tht sooner v i come in actual rocowr gowrnmtni handling oi labor problems has not boon an more successful than any other method never have we hevd so many foolish strikes and slow down of prodtc tion as smte the government started to regulate hours mix m disputes and cause dissatisfact on with both parties this is especially true when agreements are disregirded and law is not en forced perhaps if governments would revert to thetr role of enforcing law and order and get out of nuiiness of which they know nothing we would reach the ultimate goal of better relations be tween labor and employers we re glad to see rental controls go we lued without them for y a iew then they are st present control dtdn t lower them m all the year they have beertin effect supply and demand will bring about the only solution service that brings as its only reward a real u a tion of a duty performed any citizen who has ontfe served the mumci pality on any of the boards or council will be a better citizen for having given that service he orxhe witt hav5 a heller understanding of his nunicipality his or her rnticism will be more of a constructive nature and not so critical with cut justification or solution these days of november are important ones in the mumci pahty they are days when it is good lo talk with present and former individuals who have served it doesn t hurt to say a word of en couragement regarding their service it doesn t hurt to urge them to continue it docsn t hurt to think about new public servants to fill the post ton when others get tired in welldoing november is an important month municipal ly if there weren t already such a surplus of special weeks and months we would suggest that this be municipal month but then good citi zens interested in their community surely do not require such a special designation to take a keen and active interest in their own affair an educational plan the announcement last week of important changes in the ontario school system is received with interest first of all there is interest in the tact that ontario will have a defimie plan for education we have during the past few years been led to believe that ontario s plan for educa tion was vague and any changes were in the lap of a royal commission appointed some years ago we listened to a re broadcast of the minis ter s address and we have read the newspaper summaries and while the plans for grades up to six seem fairly well formulated the higher grades ae rather vague we tike fho plan of making public school education fit in with the high school studies without the break we are not too clear on what is meant by shifting the re sponsibihty for outlining the courses in ele mentary schools to local or municipal level if il means any more shifting of responsibility on local boards were against it local boards and local taxpayers have about all the responsibility they can assume in educational costs we like ihe idea of changes in school sub jects to meet changing needs and conditions and keep abreast of a changing world we felt when we were in school and we are still th rty years later of the opinion that some subjects art a waste of time in a practical way t the announcement by hon mr porttr s m ttrist riq and the publn will wnl to set the implement ng of the program throughout tht i rovincc there has of i hw bet n too much ton us on on educat on il policy in the province we hesitate to commend the pri sent pro posals but we do not hesitate to compliment the minister on a bold step to present a polity for ontario s educational system and for the study that must have been given the subject we would suggest that schools here do not rush lo be the ones chosen for trial period in the plan editorial notes smith falls has awarded contracts for a ewage disposal plant with connecting sewers tor a total of s365 000 canada s population increased by 87 000 duniiq tht summer months and stood at 13 636 c00 at september 1st the bureau of statistics l stiriati d interesting industry fvery ltuul cmimillor ktiiiwi thai tht life and nui sv of tin com niunity r tx on tin uhilntv to ut lxjil eiful iriv j-u- 4iuuli4- o th it nru or nljrk mjlom nl may b available only run u community hold toyiunr for thi only re umiii for urb iiiiit life u b sr- ure mime ulv antattt or be of somt s rvhf f countnn like tht tr smlli r counli rpart mut j make them uhn attractive to new und rtak lilpi to bukitu in anil uv xoylc vhho can bring ikm eanital nd n m rie nrr and know liuw tu aid in the ktrady induilriallutn that la needed to tupporl a oltitf popu lation tt muvettwnl to canada of lnduitrira from othrr rountrlet began bforr th last rrit war when a thin ulkl of industrlajiblj arnilng ihr coming difficultly or flteing frm uimi rt trlrtlun ur opprrxlon or prrjudlrr irft thrlr native landa to utile in canada we nrlromrd tht in gladly recognlrlng their importanir to a growing nmn try what w did not fully ialli prhapi wa that thry urn dlfd i ent from thr liirorumg ihimih vnnitn with w hum r arr ftmilur n rir mt people- like inn fi u ltd fnim a rv th- hiir n prrtu ntlng bumnt vet vlnadv milldtv prosper mil and iigt r for opiif lunilii s of xpanaion th- nrmr lutor miir dlfft rent th v k rt not t x pending tht y wire changing root ing up thi ir biikint t throwing aidt thdr hulorv tht lr goetd will tnd tht lr familiar nie thodi and mrk tticy u t re planting them mlve in a mw will where niklorm were unfamiliar and practice dlf fe rent and public taste unknown why did they auume thiae mm ingly i nnerekkary hazarda it might throw a llttlt light on thai problem to re allre that none of the m came from countrit a that had nut elected to control bualnru wtuit urgeel the in to attept then mw hazards and unfamillur wayi uai tht need to cm ape from thrw con trols ilettrr start front the begin ning ngain with ihe right to avelze ipl ai thev iirose than to ct pt tht dtbilltntlng certainty of hurt ucrutlc intt rfert nu and con til it mlht u will to ak our 1 s wh the r if tht demnd free tlom th il i t th in to t ik th m h iu s w r i t 1 us and th m t i t k i ol t ih r in m ii iw i n nm it l i tnr th m r roys dont bc tatchione 13 lnoy fh utmott in hh courtteui tpudy traetpaharlon iwvka pbone x 28 acton ik ntn s f r ii ill 1 tint h mil run uttij canada ih towns trdiitt lo pernetuntr the imk made durlne the war beluecn daxhltl sussex and canadian troops bll- lited there bcxhlll council hae klm canadian namri to roacu on a houiiink estate on the town northern auburn nnmei choien are canada way st lawrenrc hond tdmonton road and calgary itoad new idea furnaces nowjf stock kp warm and caay all wlnlar lang i n- stall a moturn tuw wa rhtmaca in your new idea all steel funice lest cisiie easy warmth at mooekati cost clean heat decreased fire hazard new ide 01 fred furnce wlh modern squire deup cmni bilton plumbingheating 82 bowar avenue phn 341w acton ontario jhltllllllliibiiiiiihmiiiimr i no nirtn tr s i k i ihii i t v lr s v hon tucioirovs i hu h tit n ot kvl iy th it td w n in n be f v itdt n u thjrjtn of thr dm ii itjd ci to llit motf tlvm f i in i st aii s t j tor il on our ult il lm l k thn vu hive htfii h indt d tin follow m 1 l i pp riq at qn if i i nst tfit- otj aa in ii ij tl ho it onipkltlv rcnovtittd iiui f f urn sh j i l vtryth nq i nia sul am of ii s d u inters to s tor ttrthmn th it s bit pip i t smiloo high svtiool p i ct w ii build a 15 room addit on at i tost of t5 000 and south i i eel distrci will spend 778 000 on rt new 11 room school jnd an add t on to hie present port credit collegiate the new school will cost 530 0o0 and the etenson of the old one 388 000 november municipal month municipal election time is rolling around again anctin this district will occur this month theia are days of advancement and new muni cipal undertakings it is necessary if com mum tes are to keep abreast of the times such times also require the study of citizens and their willingness to undertake citizenship duties a the fundamental principles which govern business are so simple that a fool can t learji them so hard that a lazy man won t this en- pl why halftruths so often uttered b glib agitators find a ready acceptance by the ignorant while the painstaking answer by business is a bore canadian business recently the financial post asked a group of leading citizens how big and important they ex pected canada to become in the next 50 years some thought it was risky to make predictions but barring war most of the replies predicted a popurion of 25 to 50 millions any pred on a fifty year basis is safe for those over 50- theyre not likely to be confronted with their forecast 45 days till xmas come in and see our large selection of bedroom slippers for mom did and the kiddies toot on display nowl hurlburt shoes by savage childs boots oxfords misses straps business directory mkdicju dk wclc kenney pkytleaui ajul gi hutrauor is lr j a uenlv orilc in synun dlock mu1 bl acton cmflm plum v ok d a gakhett fnitrtek 8tl aaua tonnarly dr hfuuaa eftta 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