Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 22, 1960, p. 8

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sdctvutuvafl it augurs well keeping acton fall fw going year after year is a small army of officers directors ex hibitors organizations and spectators friday and saturday was another example of how successfully acton fall fair is continuing the list of those who assisted on friday and saturday would not only be lengthy it would be difficult to compile from tho bands scottish dancers exhibitors chamber of commerce officials firemen rotanans and lions the event wts atbrtnturinyfiven i and a fine display of what community co operation can produce even the loss of the curling rink the former exhibit hall didn t prove en insur mountable obsfacfe with the co operation of the j b mackenzie lumber firm the work of directors and chamber of commerce of finals the arena proper was converted to an even more acceptable exhibit hell adding a now touch industrial exhibits encouraged last year were returned this year and while all indus tncs weren t able to participate they may find it possible another year local entertainment on the arena stage friday night and saturday afternoon was oven more acceptable than some of the im ported talent that has performed in recent years exhibits of livestock domestic ladies work preserves and all the other items see med up to or above par which argues wel for the continuation of the small town fair there were hundreds who parrlclpfltadli the fair that in itself is a good sign for the community and the future only by continu ing such cooperation in the fair and other events can the community grow and prosper a newspapers wins our thanks this week to all those who expressed their congratulations on recent wins this newspaper made in the canadian weekly newspapers competition it s always nice to win but it is doubly nice to know that the people of the town and district the paper serves also take pride in the accomplishment this is as it should be for no newspaper is self sufficient it de pends on readers and correspondents ad vertisers and employees inanimate as a newspaper may appear it seems to command more personal effort emotion and life than any one individual because it is a town an area and the record of the lives of those it serves the cwnas competition is an annual event designed to encourage im provement in canada s weekly newspapers more than 500 canadian papers are eligible for the competitions that are based on cir dilation groupings newspapers are udged on a number of factors including appearance typography front page editorial page news content advertising and other elements that make up a newspaper putting together a newspaper requires a whole chain with many people forming the links that lend to the completed paper in that chain the reader is as important as the one who writes the story sets the type tele phones a news lead develops a negative makes an engraving reads a proof makes up a page places an advertisement or oper ates the press it is everyone in a plant and in a com munity that helps make a successful news paper and it is on this basis that we extend the thanks of the newspaper to all who make canada wide wins possible the good old days the year of africa when khrushchev torpedoed the pans summit meeting back in may it was assumed he was motivated by something more than anger at the admission by the us of spy flights over russian territory now it seems likely that his carefully staged last minute cancellation of the pans talks was primarily a move to influence russian public opinion to reverse the feeling of friendship for the west that had been permitted to sprout previously there had been a considerable contact between westerners and russians thousands of tourists had been granted visas to visit the ussr cultural exchanges had been extensive and there was the wide spread enthusiasm for the visit of president eisenhower that was to follow the pans con ference but why permit friendship to grow if in ust a few weeks events abroad could be turned to communist advantage only in a climate of enmity that such calcaulated manipulation of rus sian opinion has occurred can not be doubt ed in a news despatch from moscow passed by the russian censors nora beloff of the london observer has reported a series of events which are mount ng up to give the ordinary russian depending only on soviet papers and radio the terrifying impression that the leaders of the western alliance are preparing an offensive war old for new a panel of four voted three to one at the ontano munic pal assoc ation meet nq in vineland last week thai the county coun cil sysiem of government needs changes if not abol tion to us the sugqes on of ret e h j sams of waterdown maao sense he advo cated improv ng and streamlining it to pro vide more useful serv ces to municipalities those opposing the county system sug gested some new system ol government to serve economic areas one argued there were already too many forms of govern ment one suggested the small m c oalies power should be increased so often there are advocates who uny change to some new unlwn and un ed pun simply on the sugqesi on thai the e istmg system s old fashioned how rdcu lous there un l doubt m the world that the county system is old it was established m 1849 under the balriw n act and hasn t been changed greatly smce there seems no reason to us t gh why that county system could not become the vehcle for an ex pans on of county ser vices on a county basis with local improve ment areas already halton has indicated the poss bilit es with hospital and school 1 nancmg problems of extending services from one muncipality into another would not have the same problems if industrial assessment was shared at the county level a group of officials asked the provincial qovernment to study the county system some t me ago to consider its future and use fulness so far weve heard of little action on the subct and yet it seems one of the most important starting places for the boon dary problems that are facing all mumc pad the acton free press publbtied by the dflb printing md pumtam co ltd founded in 17 and published even ttnirwlav at s9 wilkm si ailon ontano mem her of the audit bureau of cinulaitinx the ctvn and the ontanoouebcc dnimon of the w n a adxenismg rate on request subscriptions rcnahu in advance tfxt in canada woo in irn imtctl states six months jt 7 mrwfe copter 7c authorized as scotnd class mail post office depart nvi oit tbe onty paper ever pubbsbed hi aetna pills rtuormthuf dnul r dills mmaginp editor business and editorial office phone 600 acton fair view suyat and sfeite the most serious of the kremlin s cynical misinterpretations of the truth concerns events in the congo republic there is says miss beloff from moscow more excitement and organized indignation over western inter vention in the congo than on any other issue as the soviet newspaper izvestia says 1960 is rightly called the year of africa soviet- african solidarity has been expressed this week in a special rally honoring the newly independent states in the moscow central park the picture presented to the russians is of an imperialist plot hatched by amen cans and collectively carried through with belgian french british and west german complicity to retain imperialist control over congolese minerals although audiences at soviet african friendship rallies in moscow central park will never hear it the truth is that belgium s only aim was independence for the congo and the west s only hope was that the new re publics 100 000 white residents could live m harmony with their new rulers the krem lm on the other hand welcomed and prob ably helped foment chaos and noting if the white population can be driven out of the congo russian technicians will be ready to step in as they have elsewhere m africa for khrushchev and company the year of africa means only the year that they hope to establish russian imperialism there bov m onl ttpnl is lint sonuhoih didn l sim nit into this khint jiinii u us j it s i ik eisusi 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