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f ophho toe acton frec press acton ontario thuiwiiay 1anua1iy unl uu rent controls in acton jutl wher are rental control at in acton in june of 1952 acton council received a letter from w a dcmpwy secretary of the select committee of the legislature investigating lease holds and rentals the letter pointed out lhat if no word to ih contrary was received from the municipality by august w52 this committee would recommend that rent controls be discontinued in acton the order granting exemption from controls was to be dated september 2 1952 anc would j not be effective until march 2 of this year this meant that there was a waiting period of six months before the order discontinuing controls was to be effective the letter received by council allowed a change of decision during the six months wailing period it pointed out that it was quite possible during the six months 16 notify the committee to have rent controls continued an action of this kind is done by council pass ing a resolution requesting rent controls be con tinued and forwarding a copy to the rentals ad ministrator not later than march i 1953 tf council decides the removal of iheregula tions is premature they may be assured rental iuliticiifwiircontinu lobe enforced the let ter emphasized no action was taken by the 1952 council on the matter and as it stands now rental control regulations will be removed on march 2 1953 any indication that rent control if retained would be administered by the local council is purely supposition it may be eventually or if enough municipalities do not wish to retain the controls but the letter received by the town gave no indication of it rom controls have been kicked around be tween the federal and provincial governments and it is quite possible that the municipality might get brought in sinoo neither senior governments like the hot subect on which there is a great deal of controversy the main information briefly is thai rent con trols come off in march in acton if any move was made to retain them and rtassed by council they would be administered as at present there are definite examples of inequality in many local rents a maximum based on the equalized assessment might be much more equal the good old days may have seemed better scotchmen remember sunday is theinniveriary of ihe oreal poel of scotland whose poems an imd and loved in many lands bobbie burns was bom near ayr m scotland january 25 1759 his falhor was small farmer and vety poor but did his best to educate his children his father died in 178t and robert took a small farm at morsglel which he worked wfth his young bt other gilbert it was here he began to write poems which attracted the notice of neighbors and the favour able attention of literary men ihis was only natural for an author who was producing such poems as the cotters saturday nigh and to held their annual mtilnii in m a mouse at this time unmil thamber oeorflelown and i hit following olfltna welt rltilttl bums died m the winter ot 1795 he lett a t follow ins wui pres john u 1hiu jitnusint im vut ulan cook hull hit fiul 2ml vlt john hurdv ashrtivt mr i irunl ai riibthl aa st- it liui mr ii umml had jul liwtalhd ins iiiuthlrtt shops on mill si u in m v susolim tnum of lip ipmllv lit finds k niuplt hi tun lib his mtuhiiiriv ut nominal toil iiiul ulu ifiutv for win k alton juiiioi hukt iihiu with it i bt- mimlm ui mippoilt in jour utl likioukilmui ttmt itivusdav niklx lo pluv 111 jtiniihb or tliut liiwn hint ilrfiutftt then hv n aiou 4 to 3 i hi uimirt suh ui uu back in 1903 fran the imm ml iho i prea t thnnmtay january u ims lht members let of the k niieliis townahlft council aawmul ed on monday mut having inade and hiiiuhtiikhi lo the ttts laratinn of quail that lop and of nffue look uulr tua tut tollowfi r s near mr david cook john campbell john mcoimnm and john mi don aid councillor lht follow iny of ticera wrt appointed for the year aaataaor john iliiihhaiii member hoard of health jaa newton nanl larv inapettor d mecuirt nanl tr policeman ii 0 nixon auditors j llnjtv w how man hjupiealiu auruiiltiirni sot lot back in 1933 from thr laae 9r thunday january 19 1w t north e win s outm ralhir un- r nip wife and four children to the world and lo scotchmen the worldover he left some of the most beloved poems and scottish wit much of this will be recalled at burns night events which aie iwid every year on the birthday of this gieal scottish poet 7 uu yotinu boua auea ij and 1- wrecked a itguor sinrf in a i ton to tforyia hriame tif ulttt this man not lo ii uijuor to our tladdv and he ucmldt au olictidon to us rvparu dr duke mccall president nailiual tonuwroiitf iragut oj mfrlra quiet time in the country now is the quiet lime in the country the earth rests under a blanket of snow that muffles all sound d the animals are taking it easy in the barn sunning lazily in the yard at noon the deer herd snugly in their yards in the deep woods and the bears sleep soundly in their caves the woodchucks are warm in their deep dens suiuhlnu htt umiul oils u intel lhi turli iinw had u l fine liunin ihu wwk w ilday nltlht ii wton ho kt hum and the 1 v team nul m u hihkv i oiliest the tan in in mii ly a fl 3 iteore liu mlituil ihkiwv uaguo bid off lo u blarl on ihutwday and fan liinitd out to support ihr iwwi a the arlmu ttanw wer 1 1 d on tietay lh n had i imen no oratllte lotfether and ihey llucd two itne nam ow aiw wiia l tween the park vluwa and the 1iesci nta and the other klhu a three mara ami talbota maeut a farmer from ihla nelhlhirimiol reikuled lhat una week lie had kil i llute lurut wiakem on ilia farm unit hud apmrently ltli atiratlett il t winttr tiuarum hy tin ifilld al ihe first nieelliih of tin veur ot lht sehthd hmrd mi j m mi ikuihld was aunlii i host u i hull man of the itiniid utility four nuplla of the slmit oniat thululrd two liuaea and nt 1 uealy in rortnt1 where iho hud a vt iv educational und 110 jililt ootliifc lh iikinlxra ui uu i in month- shhils of 1 in ami wtlitwnilli touirtlra wlnuir and tiprlni iha krlu advoau rhiliil ilumatte from hie ll l nl l wika nt anll tat mil iw and win ai down in uial ana and ii will l miallt l relmtld amik f hi iliiea lf uprlntf and mi if it tndnuiii i1imi that will nol w t t x ii m lidu hial f llu0 at li muhed jiiunllly on u l of a tie luai kiln lial ranitly kemirlli m i tild i k wn halum oiintv tukli iran w vulud al hilaiiiia time hv lilapuelil- and tilt l phratrd llicb ftlllti weddlnil univer aotv iheie th tleiunt town llr old dlbioviim thai ihun am al luwyla iii uv latikdim family mi ijomdn st la a uiaillihul lawyer in liruliinn u ittli four aoiia and a havl followed liu foulaupa l kk1 mall tin onto wllllnm i i aimdi la a niaguliute at haul sit mario hrl a lawyer in inraiili uutherfoid ul south ioitiiiitiic and kililielh ulk hull louulbtialt william lierherl ll i w ljihkdon la aaalatanl mwn jl liinev hi hnonlti tired of ii all oik of ouk villi uii i i i ibi wt i k mvllu jill not nit miriam rrm1 ii vi llai kv matlle j julim and nf om lulton lold muaht lukvlll itrild situ liia i wtik it lln itlnlil in loiollto uu dav ftmnie both in mjf ng l ff i character u liich 1 uwildnuh id v hat r aiuai3 dfjplsrd ihe u hi rutty yt lp of roitiijaml and ihe rotidardl if cl i rroh c burns we ate more beef we seem to have eaten thai huge suiplus of beef we were worrying about a ear ago com ments the financial post it s to be hoped that mr gardiner and some of the professional farm planners- will note and profit by that fad if they do canadian taxpayers will have more confidence in them stuffing pork butter cheese potatoes eggs and such things into cahs or into storage or offering them at cut prices abroad has cost us a lot of money in the last 10 years stuff ing a little extra beef into ourselves has been far more pleasant and far less costly when the american embargo abruptly halted our exports of beef and livestock last year there were all sorts of dire predictions 11 was said that unless the government came to the rescue moun tains of beef would pile up in canada and the trfdustry would be ruined ottawa did come to the rescue but onl with a series of moderate fjoor prices and there was no cheap sale of beef abroad just a compare t vely modest shipment to britain the canadian livestock mdustr did not qo broke and no huge surplus of beet accumulated in storage or in cans as prices eased consumption mourned housewives round the could afford roast beet and sirloin steak aga n in the last 5 n months canadians hae been eat ng abot m it on pounds more of beef eac veek ar d 3 o icre other meat besides then against the indifference of all others to their bumptious bustling the sun gets up late and goes to bed early and wise humans regain serenity meditating by the fire through the twilight slower living and better thmkmq formulate and mature methods that will conserve energy and make the spnnq and summer more fruitful the world comes into focus again instead of a mass of millinq harassed humans it is seen us it is a place in which those who seek and find 4he truihmay doing their best to mav it bet ter find happiness and peace the rural scene j tpjoulo tlubt mia nut co and showed that lht oeoi k town are verv hard lowra warren w plad with qiurkttow was tin fnsltsl ulutr in any means reported in llio lobe lht acton 1his art witllllk lo iiietl eorm town un time anv place tin at ion hilt up was smllh llolnit llvntis llolniea ltdtr hrowi fvfe the numbei of unmarried ladlta of st geomt a church goorgetim n ha inc becomt a siflijecl of arrlims considrrallon it has leen decided to hold a spinsters oonvtntion it is hoped a becoming gravity may bt prescned during the drllbtnt lions particulars lattr grocery specials a lbs pickled 25c comb honey 20c 4 10 lbs for 25c cocounuts 3c tath 36 inch jre colton per vard v flan nthtti tilanktts inrt doubk iizi 95c pair wohuin al lli iiotiu lot a ii imarm on monday january tfl una alomii a word n jined 13 y r wiuson al lln itmdtnct of tila 1111 st wind wllaon aiui line hitiumt on sundpy jaimarvfl 11113 andrit wilson in hla 8lsl ail lunliiii inliiei lt in llio rulth honiflxxlv ttlnl pnaalt lliib to pay iylow li all 1 of 11 t thin ff77np7rkibnrtn 1 ill thr lai lead all canada in forest facts out irio llllftllltu bads 11 cu ihinj- i his lb wi 11 mil h ontpltl 2000 foot ditch blasted in seconds ttut von uuy land thai needa draininil in a hurry thtn do what william whalen did on his farm south of kara onl otuwfa he duti a 2000 fool dlttb throiikh soft marshy land in a ftv secondn not with a ahovt 1 imllriomr or ditchln machine- but th dynamite tht rectnl diuh dlicsinr runl on i whahn farm was witmastd bv 30 sluiknls of lht kunplvllu akrl ultural oium tht studints wcrt hown how to plan tht stickt of ihiihuik dmiimit m thi kkiiiui 1i111k lht dt sired coin st of ihi liuii ind iilsn how b prim mid tin th iharm whn ihi shots wn ixplodtd 0111 1 7imi tuns if uu ui mid mink i miwn skw ink 1 unls of inish mil rosins ui tbirtd out i ut vi iv mi irv hrlminua i- a nut john malalr llohliy nvnik muriel hon id 11 john ibuiauiond ihnrv nlkkl t rlilt iani willi t mururle donald an i ovut idkvlllr 11 ill whli li deb iniliid lu uit 1110h111 hi rlelde who oraiiallwn llana pml df lh finij wlu jh wnt 111 liv tvr miaillllii a good turn ivhy day hv ih iflliiu 4lli okvll onkvllh s11 whh h illuii lilitum ml w it uih ii inrlnn ndu ti lo l ii ary klaa1 iltly lalaorl i dr situ 1 ui ll urn wrvlrr ilfinollee of r r tlir milk t korrn t pi vid- rt korej rrtm 100i iliillui mith a dally f hul milk u ai- rrtiui d iridltli twert n ilk ermfi- i a lo liilc taa of 8lr ttw uk tpi led in canada as tlir uotenim tioiu v thnn it u ndi ue in n h tiiatfitt nobody nn 1 n 11 liar n 001 rnnnnit i uiuiniuii n int rlierr tins arpn i ti hat should he rfon hi colli riino w iiniih pcur tm u said il could no ixjhni tundui lo nd tin poltnln ilth lu iid of iti th n dnll forest getting monopolies dairy industry m ontario provides an interest ing example of the way in which government monopolism encourages business says the letter review fort erie in 1939 there were 750 milk companies in the province today there are 543 in 1939 to ronto had 81 distributors and more than 100 ped dlers delivering a million quarts a day today 31 distributors and 34 peddlers handle four million quarts a day reason for this drift towards monopolism big companies getting bigger small ones going under was frankly stated by everett biggs on tano dairy commissioner at a toronto meeting when he said compel it on jn an ndustry which today s operating on a smaller profit marg n than ever before many cla m snullness of prof t margin is due to the ontario governments own price fixing on mitt with high costs to producers who are ltmpnq aaa nst a rod pr ce on b g volume ir iuiu i o undc 1 air tv 1 c not aroiuihle tor llafm ndt p t won there ii h 10 m i eatt it thr trhotfl fot j i j i j i a rht n anyuajj ficti tiihtrd in hit courst of thi intnnr his inililitl us lo plan fo ttht fiitun ritunal divtlopmtnt o our forests tht forest resources intntor has tnkn ntafly five tirs to ctmpkti with hundreds ot thousands of photographs bt ing uikm from tht air and now made available to rovtrnm nt di part mints the mdustr and others in u r sted nd 1 rrr wain hi f th huh fui ii i lh rtm 111 1 whalitit within nun ll tin 1 llkol inir ui 1 1 l hid irn professional directory and travellers guide dr w g c kenney rhyalclua and surjeon offlc in symoii block mill st atton office phonr 7b kraldenre hurch hi phone 1m dr d a garrett ihjhlrlan and hurjron on of willow and itiv r stt hour 3k dp hh ailoiduik to finnir whilm dij kint dikhts ith kniiiiil nonh jims niiio horns of hhoilr fy im pin t mt imsidi 1 ilton ii rind this pi nod of farm luif shurlitit hut is thinpir thin liin bv undone ind nn bt doni in soft wl erntind vt in ri mnthinis uould hot down thi ktmptvilli sludtntswtri nl so shown how to iimi rivnamiti in clniini mumps and tarkint bould albtrta btc v ihin invwl ifi avongo b arton vtt rbjs thr only pnrct ertr publhcd in arton founded m 1rs and published even- thursday at mill st e acton onl member of the audit bureau of circuia lions ihr c w n a and the ontanoqwbec division of the c w adertisirik tates on request subacnptions p able in advance 2 50 in canada s3 50 in the united states six months st so sinxle copies 6c authorized as second class mail post office departmwit ottawa g a dtui editor and ptibtuker business and editorial office telephone 174 hp at tme united church of canada arton ontario a frifndl chlrch baptist church acton a i armstrong rhvalclan and surgeon hfu id mill si i- im i iionr h uintai dr a j buchanan dental sura con fji liithmiii mock mill st offiu hmirs u nm lo 6 pm x ray th hhonf 14fl dr h leib ilrntal kurjtton office corntr mill and fndinck strtt ts offici hours bam to 6 p m tflfphonf id acton leal c f leatherland barrlaler a hollrllor netary tmtum offict u ihom ilea 111 actos iever hoskin harlrred arrountanla silkism n lo jtnkinh ami 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tflfphonf 291 travellers guide gray coach lines m i t t ur nlph nnd i s ft 1 rtil boirij ibri cuilph and dis 0 iks li af j ton t at hound t 1h j r n 11 33 2 u i ih pi hi pin ft 33 weil hound 10 2 ttl 1 i rn 2 pm i j 8 12 pm ii t2 j l lu 12 s n u kit i iulv krts rd v nd holt presbyterian church in canada knox church acton sundai january 25lh 193 10 00 a m church school 1100 am mominf service 1115 pm bible cjaas 7 60 pjn gvenifif wonbip thty that watt jxm tht lord hatl mt thr tpt4th- a warm welcome whi yxm st albans church laniucan re ralph f price b a bd rector rhird sunday aftfr epiphany coniewton of st pcul januan 25 1953 830 am holy communion 10 00 am church school 41 jo ambeiimers cxaaa 1100 a m matirxs and sennon 700 pm evensong and sermon all are welcome w r rral katatr phenr 2fi ijm voir farnv th us ui ir bracken insurance acloi hies in stciring a p irch lloyd e auliffe r r no 6 guclph phone hespeler 701 salesman canadian national railways standard tine fathoond dailv mlain daily 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