Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 26, 1960, p. 3

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room for cooperation the upheaval of acton streets for the original sewer system has long been forgot ten in most quarters with it thank good ness seems to have gone the label of bad roads that actbn quite innocently acquired from those who had to navigate the upside down streets today s streets are the envy of many municipalities because they are nearly all paved with the exception of the newer sec tions naturally the maintenance costs on the streets have been cut considerably and this has made it possible to cover the de benture payments that were necessary to put the streets in such good shape 1 one big thing with paved streets though ls the need for sweeping after the winter s jaccumulation of sand is bared in the spring many of the mem streets have been swept but a number yet remain to be cleared we would expect this will be done as quickly as time and weather permit street sweeping in acton however is done by hand and we can t imagine any task more laborious experiments last yetnr with mechanical street sweepers didn t prove too satisfactory but perhaps the problem could be tackled by the north halton urban board as more and more pavement is added to urban streets in this growing north halton section the problem of street sweeping will increase not only in acton but in george town and milton we haven t any idea what street sweep ing equipment costs but it is undoubtedly plenty would it be possible for one machine to sweep streets in the three towns with greater efficiency and economy than in one town or by hand methods in these days when industry is becoming more and more specialized co operatives are being formed and plants are being con sol id ated it seems imperative that adacent mun icipalilies seek every economy possible through co operation the streets may have to be swept by hand again this year but perhaps the subject could be studied for next year roads study needed halton s proposal for a full scale study of the county road system indicates the tcounty s wish to keep up with these fast limes and comes not a moment too soon as announced recently the study would peer into existing traffic requirements and formulate proected plans for road develop jnents with the projected use of lands lining our roads system a big undertaking the probe would be carried out under authority f a local management committee whose jwork wquld be augmented by efforts of a technical advisory group made up of the iounry assessor local planning directors and department of highways officials i and why such a comprehensive study of uhalton s existing and future road needs progress can be blamed for the explosion of population in the county and especially in the southern section has created an over balance of people for the number of roads which serve them for instance burlington s population increased 24 755 from 1950 to 1959 including nelson and east flamboro s now in the towns limits oakville jumped 4 338 to 1 0 1 56 and trafalgar added 1 8 973 for a 1959 population of 25 107 this repre sented two thirds of the county s increase over that period and development in the southern section of the county still overshad ows the north halton s population has gvown much more rapidly than that of ontario and there is no indication that the boom will cease nassagaweya and acton are the only mun icipahties in the county increasing population slower than the ontario average higher traffic vqlumes brought by the population burst have developed the need for roads built to a higher standard changes in land use have brought the need of road development to an urban type standard when the committee makes its recommenda tions it must judge present land uses and traffic needs as well as those of the future our hope is that their plan of action will meet these needs on an orderly rational basis commensurate with the county s abil ity to meet costs of the work weakness at the summit 1 the ladder of mutual fear leading to the summit talks is ust as frail as it hac been in the past as ev danced by its recant rtumb ling since v j day criticism has been levelled against the steps carried out during the war to secure russia as a firm ally the world should have learned by now the weaknesses of coalitions between powers the instru ments of allied union were the big three conferences of churchill roosevelt and stalin with their political and military adviiers and experts grave military and political matters had to be ironed out it was not easy to maintain even the anglo american collebora tion which was perhops the closest military collaboration between two major sovereign powers alt down the line an american in command always had a britisher as his sec ond and vise versa at the highest level the combined chiefs of staff in close touch with top amer ican and british government officials did the over all planning the russians were never broughfinto such close military cooperation and in the field the russians always fought on their own there were a great many major rifts among thoiswwmit members and only one fear kept therfi together to at least win the war this was the fear of a powerful common enemy which is now tacking bet ween the u s and russia the two most pow erful nations in the world today and fore most in leadership within a number of years possibly a de cade red china may take germany s old seat as the common enemy but until then all nations can sit under one roof and talk and possibly achieve some settling differences in an extremely gradual manner that may pre vent such a repeat performance the u n is undoubtedly weak in many respects but all will agree it is better to talk than to fight khrushchev s blasting of the latest sum mit conference may be his way of gaming prestige and favor from red china and from dissenters in moscow it does however un derlme the frailty of the ladder that leads to the summit it does too underl ne how the good intentions and peaceful hopes of the western world can be toyed with by a less humane government cleaning hazards spring is o pleasant time of the year but its also a time of special danger for children springcleaning painting and work in the garden usually mean there will be boxes bot ties and cans about containing ingredients which are poisonous if swallowed the canadian association of consumers offers a timely warning noting that children under five are the most frequent victims of accidental poisoning and suggesting special precautions to assure their natural curiosity does not lead to serious consequences h is difficult for an adult to believe that but it happens more often than most people realize and you cannot be too careful about putting such th ngs out of reach the association offers this good advice for homes with children 1 store with cere all potentially danger ous substances this means medicines should be kept m locked cab nets and other th ngs locked in basement storerooms the garage or workshop o on high shelves 2 handbags wh ch often nclude medc me should be kept out of reach and th s the good old days snow petals rwmsrxrvormwp- sufcvi cutd sfuce photfl by esther tnylor by bill smiley mpi mil seldom i quut otic round oti i house se ikik dui ol tin limits ul the music fcsin il ve ur pilchce mlo i weekend 111 il mm until t inlinn it ion loi llujji ind dul plus hi llldlv hike to ilu cm loi i isluim ink wcelelinj wh u i htislk nul husilt tin it wis giilmg us inih lor conliini ition cuincd ind t imbed i ii we listened tht in iks ill ihe laniilv sil shoul in lo shoukkr in i iionl pew mil in ltd i lit bishop till tis il n tilt mosl uiipoituil dav of our lits and i guess rna hcu is right whin it t mit to ihil solemn mominl of hit laving on of h mils i could not rtslt un in unchiistnnlikt pndt within mi i vv is proud of tht si i tight link kllu usl iht id ol mi and 1 w is proud of mvsilf for nul hivnil bulltil il itu i isl mom tnl ii s nol t is to c isl oil hit iiilinit mil slubboinntss of mind hi u lint htm nuitund with nru f t r nrvrh 40 tnr al lhit mominl i touldn t hijp thinking of our women folk st iitd behind tht hull lint would bt ill eves and ei tilimtni and tht mum would bt is proud ind pit ised with hiistll as onh i worn in lan hi who lipirts shi now his lur old m m hooked not onl lor this hk bul thi mxl ne s wtll alkr iht service iht kids n veiled ripulh hum chnsimis lo ihildrm huih pu mi tht devil b e nisi i h ulii 1 knelt pio peih i hive i tnek knee ind whin 1 ei ilmn on il whole lu ukilh hint s luble lo lx i tfunth ucomp micil h i loud ind impious jjuin hit kitls wue both sore is blies bet nisi ui winled ihim lo bid eail i r iht lone up ntl d i ind wiiuldn i let llleni sta toi tin bul tliev ehiued up when we got in me and iht tills pniduiid some lo i hutli w is tiekled wilh a bisebill gloe and some new pints 1 wis il i tided i fintv box ihuughl il wis i poeket knilt or i lish ing lure ind jokul you houldn t h it boiilnl mt i a iuh us loo muth knn vas deeplv annovnl and hluit id oh didd how did vou know ihercbv giving tht show aw iv nitist present of ill e ime i isl huge lunntm ition t irds ni ide bv kim i ith bore i iiilx ti iss eoloitd wilh u ivoil al iht lop wis iht missive h tppv confiini nijjil ind il tub mil ol hit u ms ol the tioss i qu n lit w is seokh lipid lo hit p ip- tr 111 iheiish mint bright and t ulv sauird iv mot nine off wt hurtled on t 140mile dtive i he wedding ol a cousin inlhe eitv thue vi is nu lime for luneh ind kim ol some grt ist on htr niw mil so we win in t dm st ik of rage and starv iiion when ihe renplion bet an but fn m ihtn on ihe kids had i bill rood and dunk win rfnseiii in itvisli mi lsun thur pannls were too bus meeting people ind talking to nlaims lo knp tlitm under iht usual sur villi mit tlitv dodged thruiilli iht crowd like rtbbits in a lei tueepikh went at the food liki refugees ind pul ia i shoek ing eunlkimei ilion of hoi ind mid lood soil dunks nt en un ind t ike the dip liomt w is i minor n i lhl m in willi iht old lolks is died is the thildien but vi ill itle it a lilllt helon mill 111li1i mv wile- mil 1 sit up i hi i liking i buu i hit vvedduil mil iht rtl hives stumbled oil lo bed in the snnll htm is ind whil si i mill like 20 minutes 1 her i w is hung sh ikeii lo hi up and go lo chinch lot m fnsl lommunion after lunili tht link dtmons resurrected t v igue promise of n few witk igo mil i hid to lakt ihem iruut fishing mom w is down anil out so i spun i wt irv two hours pulling on hooks and veoims md unlangl iiil lines hum lots and pravmg il would ram m privers wire inswertd so from now on don l tell mt then s nuthuil in tins elision business this w is t ivpital weekend ot ound our house exhaust ing nerve dislrimng and the n ison mond iv mil ihe quiet ihaos uf ihe offiec loom lllcld is wekome as in oasis looks to a eamel wilh his tongue h ingmg out back in 1940 taken from ihe liu sfthe ere press thursday may 30 1940 on tuesdav morning tht al torniv generals depirlrncnt of tht provinet of onlnrio notified mr r j mepherson thai hi hid been uppoinlcd ns justin of ihe pcucc for ihe iiiuiitv of hilton mr mtphtison wilh his 17 years experience is ehuf of police in aelon is well atqu unl ed with iht work involved and can admirably fulfil tht duties a busintss change of impurl ante has been eonsummalid this wttk when ihe atlun cm mery l hanged manjgcmtnl mr m nixon reltnd i rum the bus intss and mr chris anderson of tuionto is now in ihargi mr nixon his bttn m thurgt nul owner of the business for iht p ist len vens ind undtr his dueilnin tl his giown mil it p hided a boll or lightning did somt fn ikish mtnoetivus lh it milhl bi jermtd pi k i buggish in m tleedit il s tii in jiu week in n iss ig iwtvii township al ihe firm of ailhur pulbuiv t boll ol lightning hil ihe pole in the vird eittviug ihe ilttlni wins lo iht bun iht holt wuil iloug ihe hiv i uk it icjt down ihiough p k if h iv lo the b ist mull a v ilu iblt tow in iht si ibli wu miind hut nol kill id jusl hint ill building missid bung set on lui is one of those things lh il i hi i be explnntd mi tin i null ml sllfkltd utilities to hts shouldtt whin hi wis tin wn tiom tin bnveli ik wis iiding whin in lolhsion witli i i u limn bv j sluldun i in aeudtiil hippined in ihe grounds ii ihi lit iidmore pi ml die sixth innii il h illon coun l seoul j mibotii ulid i i hii its spun hunched when il w is held ii the blue springs sioul kesuve ind intouilkiid oiu ol tin biegtsl riinslojms in vt us 18 doops pirltupikd mil nol ill ol hum wt uliutd die ildugc bul most of the 2m1 wue in on tin ijiiish ul iht online 1 hi atlon iroop wue tin on iv oms wh boiskd i full dint look ind in mv win tnvious ol ihe loot dished up bv mi w coles ihe acton bovs weic well equipped wilh llim sleeping knls md i mmihet ol pup lints ind wtrt piepiied lot tin wi i we illiu is llu hid r iinen its ruhhti boots ind i tun ipes children will eat or drink bleaches solvents detergents waxes polishes paints varn ishes thinner turpentine brush cleaners paint removers fly sprays weed k hers says a cac bulletin includes those of v t iors 3 when houseclean ng place all the clean ng agents in one basket and cany i with you when you move about even when you go to the telephone mh1 h nu brighter outlook on ratio rorgetoyw a new trine si ige prognm for re liipmmt looks iv it it rniv issist georgetown s luluie nm pmvisi ms i i subelivulus ve ukl mun the build me ihiid ol i suhehvisiin ihtn halaiiec iht homes will in d itoiilenti il t ur i mien llus is d ni i mv mil one ubdivision tould tx ukastd wilh i hi same provisions md luial pai il i suhilmdtr mlel hti the opt i in o per i 1 insu ul i hnding inclu irnl iimini l h il garden advice from john rol at may meeting i urns and a question period on gardening highlighted the liiendk circle mceling held in the united church parlor on vednesda of last week john rol of caroline nurstnes was guesi speaker and he brought wilh him pictures ol the differ mt bulbs grown in holl ind lor export the ladies vie re spellbound with their beiun ind mr rol t niiivi ol thil i mil told m m inkiisliiil ihines lh il i ike pi in the moats i n p iridi i i speeial divs will ispeeiallv buulilul hi ik mswetxd trnvuh questions on ill ph im- t ai tould j 6040 mrs d bnhwll ihtnkn lh on iht spt iku in 1 pn uilid him will i sm ill 1 ikin ol appuei u n ne i in devotions bus new mrs g cunning mi n i th back in 1910 taken from the luue of ihe free preu thursday may 2 11 in thttr desire to economize on public funds carctikers har vev and co iman of the town hill md publie sthool respective ly pul thur he ids luge the r and as a cunsetucnce there w is put tugelhtr pirt of the school flag which was whipped to pieces earlier in the week and part of ihe old discarded town hag so that for king fdvvard s funeral d ty a nc it but smaller f i ig floated at hitfmast from ihe school staff a huge part of the original sihool f i ig wtll be pul in the sihool minus proper v libelled is i rnetiienlo of ihe kings reiln mr chirks fhbngc who his cunducled i sueecssluv umml husmtss in aclon for a number nf ve irs his opened i branch in georgetown and wilt mjnu f iclure ill kinds of ccnicnl tilts a lirgi invv of sectionmen hive been in aclon iht past week ind ill trojs on ihe switches in ihe jt r cards h ive bun rep teed i ist thursday link sinh rue voting d uighter of mr few is rice dolly v irdtn hid a n m ukahk n irrnw est ipe from strvehnint poisoning tht home hul bttn liuuhkd wuh r us ind me rui bid ilisiiihiijul pities ol cheese iiijteirwrtkstrvthnine in lh punlrv ind locked the dikit hiving on ision lo iio in liter the littk gnl followed her ind orii lined one of the pieces of ehiese the mother notited her with il ilmost unmidi ilcly and look il itom her ihinkmg she hid nol hoi mv ol the poison shi wuil lo ihe well for i pail nf witu md when she relumed ilu tube fell to tin floor and wtnl i ulii eonvulsions mi rice inn i led to atlon hul found all ihe dotlois nul in ihe country ii holmis wis iht firsi lo n hun md went immidiately to ilu dllv- he i mind iht par tuts hid pi ted ihe ihild un ihe bed dul ii inn lhal me was ex line hi idrmniskied inliduks mil ittei woiking over her for ibout llim hnuis slu w is reviv ed ind soon reiovtrtd tht brttk wills it tht mini moth mvv be udniorc warehouse il i in i r st ilion tie well under w iv professional directory and travellers guide medical funeral directors dr w g c kenney physician and surgeon office in symon block 43a mill st e acuin office phone 78 residence iis church sl e phone 150 dr d a garrett physician and surgeon comer of willow and river sts entrance river st acton onl phone 238 dr robert u buckner physician and surgeon 39 wellington st acton onl phone 879 office hours 0 8 pm afternoons by appointment real estate and insurance f l wright 20 wilbur st acton ontario phone 95 appraiser real estate and insurance chiropractor the acton free press published by the dm printing and publishing co ltd founded in 1875 and published everv thursda al 59 willow st aclon ontario member of the audit bureau of circulations the cwna and the omanoquebee division of ihe cwjsla advert isingrsies on request subscriptions paable in advance 300 in canada 4 00 po in the united states six months 1 7s single cooks 7e l office depart authorized as second class mail mem ottawa the only paper ever published bi acton g a dhis editor inchief david r dills managing editor business and editorial office phone 600 acton boasts driving course hkuufrvm swaiing an huiiv jelinek li is dern nsii jud hi perti mis wilh spiked ii uk shins is veell is vwth slei i shod h is he iimk liii pu e in tout dashes al tru bi ikeick intra sell ki triek ind tu id meet hih si hmil im ice h i- hi isied ii exirjiuiiitiil u e hum in sale driving lor sludenl daiming ihil it sueh tiurs t lauhl the indents should duo reeeivi insiruiltm nnied il puun lin akoholisni divorce ind mental illness slop subdivision swamp streets brampton council ordered ill suhdivismn mreits pavinp slipped pending an inquirv into eiinsinuiu n piaelis couiittllir fred bcckell ehared some fullv paved sireels uu not lit tor driving vsith 18 ineh eaveins and eentre holli vvs he sud seme roads are heinji built on swamps 1 800 eel of coins ulkiktj hv brampton siudrnts wtll aid world refugee ear the ss ol pennies were eolleel ed on strips of lape on ihe main si md t petinv taie bv high school sludenis added another j200 to the lallx long time in business oravgemlle alltr 46 vears ol aehve auttioncermg jaek mcahster of shelburnc announced his rciirement some vears he cunducled oxer 100 sales he noted mr mcahster learned ihe business from his father who had condncled nearlx 2 000 saleson 40 vears brick plant shut down milton most ol the empluees were inid off indefinitclv when ihe milton heights plant of cooksvillelapraine brick co wis ordered closed list week cumpanx officnk gave no explanation lor the s losing and the men were told t take iher obs it ihev could gel them nobodv could sav how long n would remain closed dr h leib denal surgeon off ce corner mill and frederick street off cc hours by appi ntment tfi fphonf ib dr a j buchanan dental surgron off ce 1a mi 1 slreet off ce hour 9am to 8 p m ci ised wednrtdar afternoon ttu phone 1w a d moore d c palmer specific chiropractor 17 mill street phone 40 or m office hours wed 27 sat 2 s optical and hearing aids e l buchner r o optometrist and rearing aids 48 mill st e phone 119 office hour wednesdays only 2 00400 pjn evenings by appointment house calls tor invalids robert r hamilton optometrist eyes examined gusns ftted 60 mam st n georgetown orh office houn id am to 6 pjn mon to fn evenma by appjanlmem tl wl saturday fur appointment plee phone tr 7w71 aidit1no accouvtino lever hosk1n chartered aeeounutnls king st t rontrf 1 ihon gl i 4824 em 4lll si mam st n travblfm oure pi mo f the intl legal iht business w is h ured h ihe pre silent ml s m nells mrs mvkinic read the minutes ol the lasi meeting mrs win w lie i hi is jvi ihe ire isurei s report in 1 mrs in fleel le id ihe e on csrn nd ellee it wis ikeilid lo 10 t i melnlv fur ti ihe dixie pi it for ihe june met lire mslead of a picnie plans were diseussid for t dinner and other activities lor ihe- fill the met tine l loved vsiih luneh served h ihe gniup in ehargi c f leatherland qc barr utter st 1 citor notary public offer h airs 1000 am 1200 p rr i 00 pm 00 prr sa urehm by appo ntment onlv off ce 22 phtnf res 11 acton camera coke shirlex cohen won second prize in a cjo contest last fndav she received a flash camen ind auachments md two eases of oxa cola a braida ba larr ter solicitor notary publie 173 mam st s acton ont phone 57e ofrice hours 8 p m 8pm lpm 9pm saturdays 15 cork st e guelph ta 4 2242 office hours 0 am 5 pm saturdays sam 12 am hastings payne barrister and solicitors notaries public 1a mill st aeton fox appointment call ml gray coach lines coaches leavf actom ixiiliifhl sovirw t me east bound 6 33 a m da ly except sun and 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