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max two the acton free press acton ontario thursday november 8 ims when they get together heard a comment on saturday high as a fellow citizen watched the children at the halloween party now i know why we need so much more khoolroom thais ust it we don t realize un 11 we see big groups such as on halloween ust how many children there are in town who require school accommodation not many citizens hove the time to go to our schools at the noon hour or any of the periods when classes are going into school or are being dismissed many of us do not realize the growth of the school population in town since the days when we attended school it usl hasn t confront ed us until we see the group of school age child ren all in one place at the same time they come from all parts of the town we see only the few that come along the same way that we travel each day but on halloween or any day on the school grounds one can see why the demand for more school accommodation never seems to get caught another autumn delight many of us can remember when turkey was on the menu only at christmas and often a good goose had to provide the substitute for the supply qfjvrkeys that was limited that was before the days when turkeys were raised by the thousands and the present day methods permitted smaller space for raising turkeys turkey suppers are now a weekly and some times more often occurrence in town and district and with the turkey suppers that are provided by church and other groups go all the trimmings that any festive occasion would require never can understand how the ladies provide so much at such a nominal cost but we are just like other folks and it is not for us to reason how or why but to take tn ust as many as the digestive ap paratus and the figure will tolerate even with all the turkey suppers that are crowded in the months from october to decen ber the turkey at christmas loses none of its ap peal autumn glory and coloring are wonderful but so also are the turkey suppers which are so popular each autumn its wonderful that fine turkeys have become more plentiful than in ear her years when a few farmers raised only a few birds the game season talked with some neighboring farmers during the week and we are tqld that not alt the shoot ing of farm animals ts done by careless hunters we are told that trucks drive along the roads and use a searchlight to spot out cattle and sheep the light shows up the animals and they are shot and the carcass loaded in the truck and taken away we ve had quite a call for signs that are being posted on farms forbidding trespassing and shoot ing it seems that so often that shooting of farm animals can so easily be blamed on careless hunt ers that the only protection for the farmer is to close his properly for all trespassing the hunting season is now on many have oone north to enjoy an outing and hope to bring back some venison unfortunately there are those who are over anxious to get their quota unfortunately too there are many with little or no experience who venture on a hunting trip at this season the woods these days can be danger ous for all men and for farm animals it s a time for caution for all and for a real consideration of fhe property of other people the good old days may have seemed better back in 1903 back in 1933 ram the issue of the fre first of thursday november 5 ini the regular rortnlichlly m tln if council wim ik id monday the dock i won die mtiiillnl if the yiar imd ocrupli d hut 12 ml nil i in pit ln it through tht- rrkular lane the iqih nnnunl mi unit of the cuitph prmhylrrlal wntw n n for i iif mimlonary society in n ing hold in knox church acton tin people of acton xtend to the del kill s of tin ouvntuin n cordial wi irwin to thi town our hottu and hi arts itiv wiimh will address tho inn llni tonight from the issue of tho frc press f thursday november t 1w mr john 1iylir t fell no competition one of the pronouncements of the depart ment of education according to the wtngham ad vance is that the time honored practice of publish ing school children s reports is not a good idea and the department has suggested that no re ports be published in future the wingham paper gives this question argument on school competi tion in academic matters which apparently does not apply on the field of sports we have no information as to tiow the evils of published school reports were discovered so suddenly the practice has been going on for as long as we can remember without as far as we know any particular outcry from pupils parents or teachers possibly there has been a smoulder courage needednot profits a perusal of the daily news any day does not make pleasant reading and we often wonder how i is interpreted by countries which we would like to give the impression that our way of life and a free world are the best motor car fatalities mur ders broken homes cruelty to children are so often in the headlines that one is apt to be de pressed if there was not a realization that these portray a small portion of our people perhaps you have noticed thai so often in the stabbing and shooting cases the broken homes and the cruelty to children over indulgence in intoxicants is part of the story our free eccess to liquor is always giving irouble to law enforcement and makes crowds hard to handle here is one place where something could be done to make canada a better country in which to live and work the big easy profit from the sale of intoxi cants the revenue that accrues to the treasury of all governments are the things that cause every one to wink and pass by the crimes that can be laid at the door of whisky and such brews the revenues are used up many times in attempts to make right the ruin that liquor invariably brings we have had a trial of the free sale of in tcxicating beverages it has brought on the big gest crop of drinkers that any system has ever produced it s time that steps were taken to stop drunkenness the road back to the days of pro hibition of the sale will be long and hard but the sooner we start on that road the sooner canada and canadians will become a strong nation in the world take up our quirflh with i he fori to you from latitat turtds wt throw the torch be your to hold it high if ye break faith wkh u who die we that not sleep though poppies grow in flanders fields i i 21 tan hit condui l 1 th imsim of th w llinittoii fin lit i is h ivinti 1 lin fn m this lil hnv sinuitivc our towiimti jlhimv vh npulitl nd iful alt nil n 1 1 l j it i jh ui an off dy- id i itt mi i i i- i ii llus d 1 t with t 111 tlir of lh qi hullfiu i th d ui i mi i t idmind i munilj n dj7irawii uri i t a d iyi th h kind c the dog f th ti ins it wan n nurry jostling good- itured crowd i hot bedecked tn a ido vnrhty nt costumes and out- ti wmmlilid on wilbur st on tuisdny nirht and were cajoled and tnlreatid and threatened into some srmlilnnci of ordi r fur actons 10th nnntinl halloween frolic acton cltlzina band was in the lead and th ountiiwn hand brought up the n ar of ihi procession which was fully two blocks long about 1000 wn in iitlndiik at tht arena it li just iii yearn since this event wm iniiinurntfi in acton and it y wns lit id thn on willow st and hiionion d by tin acton citizen hjnd it wai snowed out and the cunt ilium if tin judinnii wa held in th t- vn hull among tht rluldrcn v inning ptiit lor en ii tnd fumy oiitume this y ii wi i wirrn wood hart l y i i j ui ituu ky iirne miviln hit frank holm i alln ilitl vtrnon aijnew i hit 11 i 1 rnre ross at un r v il r n i ling of acton l i i ii ui lin n th duke f 11 v r ihn riipttr io ij f ii irrl j u i i ly ind mir we i li pi i hi 1 nt j m mcdonald i th itfcion with a nk tif il i u f mi- m kiitiut f 1 i h ilai iluiiy r of lh- nd a north e ast west south t l siturdi mr h t un r h fim nt w law flu n i ii sin i t ts tun c im i likui jpll j jd thtjicw nisllun ii ii ft i i fl f i 1 i rid i idn rited n i nday aitkni ol m wild cat no luck with ducks nt hii btin tiwnk tht i judftnt tn tin hols u dist nu but duck hunting i n l up to ninth this i ir th tin i s i i mi ducks like i s in ill wind is ui siv good news which w ill uptr f ontir o sur ihroukh ti itfic traffic bctwiin btir tc ndirs hae for elm hlrhw 1 tore i district bneibndrc il hithw i link t i irn stction ilso sjh ed up ind sud i uilhlulii follt t isti r t r wi it will it n ik fl nr t t htl i i d u unci in a 1- t tint l isa until dotsn 1 in in ikuu thim di hold rs is much lift btw i im mint ni t lh thin th tnv or i i is shijiid hciw professional directory and travellers guide m riov inch i tt medk al lffal ing resentment against the thing alftfiese years of which we have been unaware but to the un tutored eye it sometimes seems that the authon ties work on the principle that the less parents know about education the better maybe they re right the idea nowadays seems to be to eliminate all trace of competition in the child s education we da ren t say that johnny jones is smarter or applies himself mort or earns higher grades it might offend johnny smith who isn t as bnqhi or doesn t apply himself as successful while sympathizing with the johnny smiths of this world we doubt if all this secrecy is of much value if the publishing of competitive figures offends those at the lower end of the class ybu might say with equal ustce that not publish mq the figures will offend those at the top of the class in its present state the wor d is a pretty com pehhve place and it would seem to us that the sooner children get used to the dea the better another man to satisfy there s a third man sitting in on union man agement talks now he wasn t there a year ago but he ii be there from now on when studebakers president d c gaskin t this to his union representatives last week hae nlrndy been calkd j mon thin 25 milis of right of wiv irom port highway 103 to micticr un highwav no 69 rcmembir those hold tips nt tho sivtrn bridge should be a thing of thi pnst after w the new high wai will eliminate the need of travelling along highways 11 and 69 i bttviin onllia and mactier night school pays anvonc w ho took the halton niht school course in metal work last winter ma remember mr and mrs ronald tipping of oakille thieve kipt right on with their hubb wi nad in thi oakvilli rt curd star and an now m iking monn with it thi spend itn ings and wik ends miking articles for thi christmas mar kit including crtitm and sugar tras cocktail tr iv and sm ill coasti rs al first after ihur lissons were ott lh bought niw designs for mctil article from hobby store n tin two ends t fluii i ti i tin trticli sid uoiind dtiins f linlc p if miu n witching tht nil ihur inducts on trim i ct mbimtiun of their nanus greta and romld womrn 1 have known a survi of women leaders from cltopatra to mimic eiscnhovtr was thi subject of in address by mam johnston to the om annual dinn r meeting of the halton deanery laj men s association at st george s church low wile local delegates attended some tail i came in to see about vour ad for a man to retail canarus do iou v ant to ipph for the job no i just wanted to find out how the lost their tails got cold feel biaumont knitting mills of glen williams was brokon into last week and thieves escaped with 4 000 worth of socks entnnce was gamed through a window bridge finished the construction of a niw bridge over the luttrill creek a mile or so north of ospnnge has been com pleted and highwaj from guelph to ospnngi is now open its full kth during the summe i dp w g c kenney phjsician and surgeon i office in svmon block a mill st e acton office phone 78 residence 115 church st e phone 150 drd a garrett physician and surgeon corner of willow and river sts entrance river street acton ontario phone us dental dr a j buchanan dental surgeon office leishman block miu st office hours 9 am to 6 p m x ray telephone 148 c f leatherland barrister solicitor notary pnbtte office hours 1000 am 1200 jun 1 00 pm 5 00 pm saturdajs by appointment onlj office 22 phone rca 151 acton lever hoskin chartered accountant successors to jenkins and hardy 1305 metropolitan bids 44 victoria st toronto em 4 9131 gerald a candler chartered accountant monday to friday 7 9 p m s iturday from 9am i dr h leib dental surgeon i office corner mill and t frederick streets 1 office hours 9 am lo 6pm telephone 19 acton chiropractor d j armstrong doctor of chlropractlo 8 john st n acton phone 550 m1sc ellaneou8 they thought he was talking about the stockhold ers gaskin quickly informed them he was talking about the customer take a look at auto production and you ii see how this statement applies there as well as in a lot of other places auto production hit a record 435 000 last year th s year 450 000 cars are expected com petit on is a lot keener vith output ncreas ng faster than customers with dollars n the r hands- something has to give that something is the price tag but if unions keep asking for more money and thereby keep production costs climbing prices can t fall and who will be hurt perhaps among the vict ms w ii be the union members who ask for higher pay instead of waiting until present wag es could buy hem and he customers a better car lecause of lower pr ces the fmenc al post ii rt the trui ii pr per i but now tfuv maki their i is tht finished product ti uih thiv ixplnned thi aluminum is bought in tli per- mix surface wis laid on the unpa ld portion uf the road from gut iph i lo pdst ospnnge dn inj is ph as vfter1nary united church of canada acton ontario a friendly chlrch re e a carrey ba bd minister parsonic 29 bower avenue phone 60 miss o m lampard atcm orghnist and choir lcadir sindm no ember bt i9v1 h00 a m srdai sr b g hi h idr i i tn it i 00 m m irr i i ft i- i s h ni t presbyterian church in canada knox chirc1i acton rf robert ii armstrong ma b d minuter sinda 0embfr fit 94 am th iren sc 1 11 00 a m morr rg v n 00 pm fiirr w r i- i m rda llil j hough i for he h erk m sv stai i th th ha ft in is h pr rrur d b b d young b v sc c l young d v m i 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