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the acton free ercss acton ontario thursday novfefcber 12 ibm reeding 9w n th linmt naming of small communities often had nostalgic twist weather always news there always seems to be one source of news that never farls for the past weeks folks m these parts havebeen talking about the exceptionally fine weather we have enjoyed this fall flowers were still in bloom in the gardens there were all kinds of predictions that the seasons were chang ing and even some that such weather was to con tinue until january then last saturday quite unexpectedly even tc the weather forecasters came a snow storm that in a few hours made travel difficult and if you were on the road made you wish you werent we speak from experience because on saturday morning it took two hours for us to get from mil ton to acton the trip a couple of hours earlier in the morning had takerl ust half an hour we weren t in the ditch and didn t have an accident but we ust couldn t get enough traction under the wheels of the car to get up a short grade the sand truck that was on its way to put trac tion under the wheels of cars crashed with an other vehicle and both were piled in the ditch ust at the top of the hill betow speystde there wasn f much could be done until the snow plow came alonq and cleared the road and a few shovels of i i i i i earner years sand under the wheels and helping hands to push started us along the road again that day the weather made the et3ines traffic was moving readily by mid afternoon ijut those who made predictions about no winter until white man warping the first snowfall of the season it was said m other days was a warning to the indians to pre pare for winter and after that came a period of indian summer in which the early inhabitants of north america laid in store their supplies for the winter months in the present day of much travel by automo bile the first snowfall serves as a warning to motorists that their driving habits of dry summer roads must be altered to meet the conditions of winter in spite of all the snow clearing and sand ing equipment that can be supplied m our can dian winter months there is always the hazard of small spots of slippery pavement there is always the probability whether forecast or not that a sudden storm will paralyze traffic put a fresh snow on the highways of the wet packing variety and a motor car is a very treache rous vehicle it doesn t go where you steer it and it doesn t stop when you want it to stop the win ter weather demands changes in drivers to meet the changed conditions slower speeds are essen tial if accidents are to be averted yes the first fall of snow in canada carries a warning to the white man of today ust as it did to the indian of by hartley fair in inn column recently jfrn oilk dtlwd into pine- names git ing lh meaning or mnny town ship names with emphasis on tht ir indmn origin hi nrenwd our interest nnil iinct ihnt llmt wi hmedont n liltli research into records of tht imnll forming communities in this district with a vi w to rinduik out whv they ixnr the names they do the corlv s tt r in this end of hid ton county were of course largely of british extraction land in thise parts was smd to bear a marked rese mblnnce to that or scotland and probably accounts for the prcponde rnnce of scots immikralink to our district they hi ought with them ik sides the pnshvlerinn church a det p nbid ing low for tin ir nntive hialli this th rhost to beeu ilh to pomtiitv hy nim ink tht dislnets the seltled ifte r th ir henne s in th old hint win the i tin m piruciil ir dis tricts bein im ninrt thin re ml i seeitl md ill iri1 to llu n at pit pir el in is similar did that influence the m uetors in llu ir choic of names w think it probably did and how about lreenock and lorn s hoop it mind hnve taken some of th acht awny irom the home nickmsjt tht ntttlirs iclt to feel tht arvtistomcd words on their lips the scott h blotk is nnothe r dis i net whin tin dot lie was spoken it is famous throughout ontario for its illustrious new unlike tht scotch tht fnnllsh hnvt i knack for calling fl spade n spndi and thtir names for the districts thty kittled were npt to in mort tlescriitlve it miisl tiavc bet n pioneers or fnglish stock woo mini d hurchill a church on i lull whit nimi could be simple i hi prt tin r to discribt the little firming i immunity north of aetun tin e hiireh is thi rt totliy on thi le v ttion still rioutishing to thi south of aeton is dub lin lb lush of t nirst hit ins i fiom the ir fnklish persecutors irish fiimlifs settle ef on lilt cre n findinj n fuse the good old days ma have seemed better back in 1903 taken from the lane of the pre pre of thurwlay november it 1m3 on tuesday afternoon at four o clock the union in bonds of holy wedlock of two of acton a most highly esteemed useful young people was ci lebraled tht prin cipals were mr john r kennedy and amelia fvelyn imtda nelson rev smith assisted by iuv wil ion performed the etremony the bridi entered the parlor leaning on tti ar of tier brother ex maor r r nelson guelph she looked chinning and stately in lirr gown of dirk knen basket cloth ti with pinsian iipplique e while im inn silk u list with hit of wh ii ilirj iltended b her illien nils m m ih di january weren t to be heard the weather is al ways news and the toll of accidents which follow ed that change on saturday made many a news item and some fateful ones on the days following no short cut we appear to be on the marling list for every plant document and plan that is claimed will give you more production create better relationships and in fact tell you ust how your business will function super smoothly we won t deny that such 0 solution may be found in these multitude of books and magazines because we have ust never had the funds to buy them all or the time to read them if we had them we often wonder however if all the time taken to compile this information were to be made productive time instead of theory if business hi liir f ii ilh is nkk hi- dee is bittl free soap in spite of the fact that soap flakes and wash ing compounds are used in most households and are widely advertised it is quite evident that the old fashioned bars of soap are still available the yellow soap with a greenish tinge proves most popular of all makes on halloween it can be us ed to write on windows or if the prankster is just a scribbler the soap can make all kinds of smears and in fact a coating that will entirely obscure the purpose of the window we have heard of many ways to clean the windows after halloween and they include using razor blades and other washing compounds the result is always the same all the stores along the main street have nice clean windows the day or so following halloween a product in little de mand is put info circulation again and boys and girls have had some halloween fun the displays m the shop windows will be more attractive and with christmas shopping ust at hand the offerings will look real attractive r through the spotless store windows the lesson t in 1114 hilmiui kolmt tht limit with 31 000 m n md fdv ird ii of rnjjinri with i hi 000 despite tin nnmtiicil sunt nor it i lit lnj lish lh stot put thtm to route in i to this di rinnkkburn hus been n grat aoii with the scots ainnockbuin school on no 7 huliwn north eisi of acton ins b slretm not unlike bannock ri ultt running close h tht ind in ills i hind i rntisli mmdrri tin wh msi il tin mi s the fifth l sundi st g tin pr i shi was rita back in 1933 tken front the bane of the free prewn of thursdy november 9th 1933 the rtrular meeting of acton women s institute was held at the home of mrs t leauinm with the president mr e j gamble in the ehnr a quintet it mesdames hall davidson mcculcheon and fohtir rendered siltctron mrs clark president of scotch block w i writer of chronicles of ginger farm spoke briefly the play by knox prisbyttrinn plajers presented last rujjht in the town hill was well received the arts urn well liken and the pliy the sunset trail proved n tin east i of it built i ehiirch i i i the pre i hirh idi or tin i the fr j peter itos west ipy smilh w ir d ijs jot hurs hi iranddauihte r f j lui flint 11 in ir nn jim i s pil silly w r itr w a hi r ir ink sk i i k kui it t nl st nn li iv not m id intu the iileilv lo chinct meslfidt wort eilti n people ions but the t us t imitifie whith iron t th ttc pissnitt llie ml name li twee i the a 1 sotih itlnik f b it os plijed sturdiy ir n md rt ullrrl in a i in i 0 tli n feret ted ll under th i ree1 if r hf a mriai ft hi tk it ed thit i ftc ti did ihu mr and mrs w h st win piutapi of tikwh sehnni d- pirtmen in now eimforliblj se i w mi rk hi k bill t am v sited tied how north east west s outh calhnj d s an hi i third f r dij 1 mr junes snwi r has purchved the fr and lit at ihe come wellingln sts fr m de nnj cons dent em i the skitmi r nk i topic frosted flowers o tl la e bloom nr f 1 1 w e r of h which wc hive heard much e pa t wrol ttk hid i cmh j t bick into the normal pamre f th iii smirdaj whin i tt i pei- and pti hern s iu- td and i didn t h cry ii lirack i in 1 1 111 i ap dirt m lf slov i have du y erlj i ehdule v i ho do n s counted i d till vieured li b i er t of l host he amo a coal ball is towed li i net or ii op i ri7ntitlj t ijhl f 10 fi t acton 33 iloik rt rn mbrancc elock siiurday mr h id iv rfian e a n n i saga s the nas irketei nrled nc the most ed s sa urria wet f without n hid d another medi c iona on medil has als iw irded the trafalj pol ce ch el fred 01 hiw m lowr hip coune 1 id ou si 300 in firmer r n tit ii d hi p ih year h dimjg bl imcd on woi i m w in o uct i dri orjr d ind tee if we cint knock off few of hm no complaints professional directory and travellers guide medical hat r ed ha the f r prrni nf he wouldn t get a more practical outlook and a bettei example we find that m doing a task the average for other y ls io leave yt window cleaning thoughtful workman will find a better and more until after hallcweenndoejjlgeltheqap free ch d ri efficient way to meel production problems and welcomes the opportunity to discuss them if given an opportunity i maybe we are getting away from the old fashioned boss who dirl things himself and was a competent workman who could do the thing he asked of others we doubt if all the answers to production problems are to be found in any form of reading in fact we doubt the theoretical ap i proach that seems so prevalent these days to our problems of production and management we still think the best time study of doing a job is not by stop walch and pencil but by doing the task youi i self and discussing the problem with those doing a similar task fordites by st ad e baker c irt r min ford iv rki ir c k in d hmc r i5or twth ittn dttcjced 1 i e h p r t f i w k i ju e latest dance crate nn not re in a t w e f h f 11 fa r board n iii other papers say brooks alta bulletin the manufacturer of whiskey put gram through a distillery call it a c it comes out as firewater the consumer pays 4 to s6 50 for 26 ounces without complaint the farmer puts gram throuqh a distillery called a row the consumer pays around 20c to 22c for ro 0 ounces pop takes a drink sets his glass on the t table and says go easy on the m ik folks the hj price is away up lu n 200 mv 1 h g sc t 1 i dr w g c kenney phsician and surgeon office in smon block 43 mil si e acton office lhone 78 residence 115 church st e thone 150 dr d a garrett rhjsician and surreon corner of willow and river sis entnnct rner street acton ontino rbone 23s dfntal fair to poor sa we hate to change you who have lived in sn seeing then qrov will appret appeared n the timts of thorr natunll i n cii i jl le t is- qeov n i t nl liitn in at the r dgetown ont domini i apers the other day that some wis t wa haedtaerj thailbepiiogef from alberta to ontario is not economically sound that means we suppose that sjch aas the guy at ot fint u a j buchanan dental surgeon office leiihman block mill st offico hours 9am to 6 p m x ray th fphone 148 dr h leib dental surgeon office corner mi 1 ind frederick streets offae he urs u am to fi pm jttujjjoeuaclq i tgai c f leatherland barrister solicitor noury pnbtl office hours 1000 am 1200 anx i 00 p m 5 00 pjn sitlirdjys b appoinlment only of fie e 22 i hone res 151 a i on lever hoskin bartered accountants successors lo jfnk1ns am iiardt 131 1 mttiipolitm hldg 44 vietom st te ronto era 4 9111 gerald a candler hartered accountant m nilt to fndaj 7 9pm s ilurdjj from him m rri 1 n i 103 m ii st vh lie 5fil alton hiroiraciob d j armstrong doctor of hlropractlc c jo ir s n alton i honf g lall fow ns onf ire c iu d i l m irtett i eas at a p e to n es the thoua t ry at the m1s m ianfols tttrinarl yojng b v sc yoong d vm tcrinjr lurgeani united church of canada presbyterian church cton ontario in canada km lit r ii to k i urr i it b ii kl riri hi h klstknr m 11 1 ministrr the victor b rumley furgtral home in rat llomr heated mbulane v l 1 apd 1 m it m t teacher of piano studio i nltrel hurrh thursila ici l 1 1 h wh int ltn t i i ii baptist church traveilfrs guide gray coach lines i 0 ills i i f uton t llounil i i i i t i pqi eipi ni 4 n business and editorial is in1 on 1 i w n ird hi he is r i th ru ont csrs 1 i h r di ii ire i i e d s a sfi m 1 of circ ill si r if the dsr ii n nts m i si mi smj 1 t off e- cinada cpi- ekpartm s i ex nt ou sutler the i n pi ons pa ted tats g a dilu fdttvr ard pl office telephone 1 7 4 st a lb an s church landwmn s fto ph e price b b rector w vace ba puh h s h0lden optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted 7 douejlas st guoph y p pgfli urn inf in wrunrib a purchase for pr e t uoyd f 4ultfre rr i 6 guelph i h n hpel r 01 alesron r f bean reneral insurance m mil i t acton phone a85 office hours 9am 3pm sii pn 9 pm i holl boll- canadian national railways steal ttna da j fi 40 a m daily except sun- da 9 55 ajn 7 10 p m sunday onh 8 16 pm oaily except sun dae fiver at georgetoan 9 02 daily flyer at georgetoi n 10 ii da ly 1 38 jn daily except sun da b am 50 pm flagrtop 7 44 pm daily except saturday and sunday 610 pm saturday oa- j ly u6 pjn sunday only 9 43 ajo mflairstop surday only flyer t gueph 7 05 pm