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why bother to graduate with final emomlnatkvm tffthei qr otojt to begm at moil hook thotv rrmy be a high degree of intonter in a pamphlet titled why bother to gradual we found tha material a lot of common lensa and rather than abbreviate it w de cided to reprint if in its entlraty coneelously believing thfftt this is one of tha- mot vital problem of the da the article follow its easy to leave- shoot you know paojkjo who have dona it they take a b make soma money perhep boy e setoorxt- hflnd car and seem to become indapwndant its easy to mcap boring subject ifs easy to leave behind all lha problamakoma wofk examination report cavd and lale of spending money jut ust a minutel before you throw away your books stop and ask yfourself where will my first ob load how long will if last is it a deadend qb what hap pens if i lose it where do i go from there will i ever got that job ive always dronm- ed about how many jobs cin i get with my present education lets look at the mcts youvo probably been told dozens of times that school provides you tho chance for o fuller life opens now avenues of in terest broadens your knowledge and under standing of the world makes you a better citien if youve thought about it at all you know all of this is true and important to remember howover there are also many other reasons some of which you may not have realized before why staying in school and seeking out formal training and educa tion are important to you and your basic future security by dropping out of tehee i before gradua tion you elate tha door to large areas of mploymanr only about 30 per cent of employment today consists of semi skilled or unskilled obs which require little educa tion or training each year the percentage becomes smaller most of those persons who do not prepare themselves for the ex panding career opportunities available through technical or vocational training or who leave school before graduation will probably find themselves competing for these few obs at the same time employ ment is increasing for graduates of technical vocational and academic high schools tech nical institutes trade or other occupational training and apprenticeship programs you could limit your earnings for life jhore is a direct relation between earnings and education or training even though the early dropout from school gets a head start in earning money it is estimated that by the time he reaches his top earning power he will be making 30 per cent less than the person his own age who completed high school according to the dominion bureau of statistics each year of high school adds 238 a year to your income and the mat riculation year alone adds 466 a year on this basis the value of a high school education four years over a grade school education in terms of 45 years or what might be called lifetime earnings is about 42000 and completion of your matncula- ttdn year alone increases your life s earnings by more than 20 000 this means that the capable boy who quits school before grad uation to get a job and perhaps buy a sec ond hand car will be throwing away thous ands of dollars more than enough to pur chase a fleer of new cars you could shut yourself off from train ing opportunities industrial methods and machines are becoming more and more com plex with the result that industry generally is demanding that a young person entering apprenticeship or other training positions have a good knowledge of high school sub ects including mathematics and science without these he may never get a chance to take specialized training you could find yourself in deedend employment jobs requiring little training or education are often dead end obs many persons who leave school early ill equipped to meet the needs of business and industry find themselves in jobs which have little future and limited promotion possibilities la generally true that a company or busi ness keep ifi most highlyskilled and trained employees during slack periods or when changeover to new machines and processes are taking place the unskilled and untrained workers are usually the flrs to- go bven if a skilled or welleducated man is released from work his chances of getting a fob elsewhere ate increased by the fact he has a high degree of training or education re itm ur it is true that some men and women with very little formal education and train- ing hold high positions but they arc usual ly selfeducated a process which moans great personal sacrifice ask jhoso who have gone back to school at nights or have reached the top the hard way and theyll toll you it wasnt easy and that their road wduld have boon smoother if they had had more formal education and training stones of people succeeding with litllo formal training are exciting but the hard fact remains that success in business and industry has one theme that repents itself over and over the more education and training you have thb better chance you have of getting permanent employment getting additional training and of being promoted to responsible and well paid pos itions it should be said that graduation alone does not guarantee a person will get a good ob most employers when hiring consider o persons work experience per sonality and general attitudes towards work and society as well as his training and education however there is little doubt that graduating from school or a for mal training program academic school vocational school technical institute trade schqol or apprenticeship can open new doors to a wide variety of ob opportunities fuithermore representatives o f the thousands of employers throughout canada the men from whom you ii be seeking a ob have gone on record as saying that it pays to graduate regardless of the type of work you plan to dovhen you leave school they cant all be wrong status symbol the status symbol to end all status sym bols must surely be the dream car bought by a certain bobby darin who it is said sings for a living much to the delight of the teen age sect custom made at a cost of 100000 the car in question is a 500 h p four foot high sedan with a transparent roof disappearing headlights and a thirty coat lacquer finish made of hold on to your hat gentle reader fish scales and diamond dust bought just for kicks no doubt malice aforethought up in ottawa they are telling the story of the m p who recently received from a constituent a signed postcard to the follow ing effect dear sir your record since you have been in pari lament s positively awful you have never met me so what have you got against me personally that you vote for everything j m against even public service it seems is not v i li out its complications surprise surprise no one has yet sugqesled a royal com mission to look into the efficiency of clubs run by amateur directors but when the day comes it is hoped that this particular group will not be over looked at the final meeting of a very successful year the outgoing- president wis asked to turn the chair over to a deputy and vac t ft the meeting room the board then decided to show its appreciation to the president with a presentation at a surprise gathering two weeks hence all this the sicretir cue fully entered into the minutes of the meet inn and sent them to the pres den ttu in xt morning for his signature acton free press publlalied by ihc dmia printing and puhtlihlng co icil tuundvll in i87s and published eer thursihs 11 si vtlllow ht ailun ontario m11nbu1 ol llu audit huu 111 of circulations the cwna and tin onlu hoikihi dimsiun or the cwna adviitine rates on request ton in cinadi 4 all subscriptions pay in ad aner 11 01 in the united males six months si v single copies it pol oil ice dcpait authorized as second class mall ment ottawa the only papar ever publlahad in acton g a dells editorinchief david r dhu managing editor business and editorial office phone 60 0 acton suyevi md sfuee it s not exactlv 1 dull uoilc ul iivl in with h4 irs tnd minors ol wais its rockets and spin men its lumoi movies ind ul 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new spa pels that revived m tuth in hu mm natuie andin ihe wot id as an inteicsling place to live not merely a grim and gloom v spheie whirling about in the dust til man s dcstin the first storv ontaincd a stat 1 mint from a mr samuel she n ton sccrltarv ol the rial i nth sotiltv he- said flatlv ih 11 ihcse astronauts ga g 11 111 of russia and shtpard of the u s could not go into orbit because there is no such thing ii gigarin thought the c 11 th was round during his s iti hue i up said mr shrn ton he was impl icpcalmg an ei 101 m inkim has been ni iking cvei since columbus he added iliim uut has been brain washed h scientists into ihc lound eat ih thuirv well all i e in siv is that s tilling ihim slunion more powci to nu and the rial earlh sdihlv i ol veils wcvl hun svi dlowuv evirvihinl ihe scien lists ull us without 1 question i vi luvei been convinced m silt ol thai sioiv ibout tlii e u ih biinl round ind i m glad lo sn sonic lualthv skepticism about it and it the c n ill is gad about a 100000 question ihil ilw latu u win iiu in 1111 ot 0111 c 111 uh in in uiliood 111 i he toinul wt h its lu ul bin ud in tlu mum s u spot ts p i t itlui ih in tlu nil 101 nl piji wi ill know wi should be 1 huinud du chin 1 riled iboui russi 1 upsi 1 wnh hu i s humm ti with britaiti in luiu iht canadian census will be lonipikd ind among the ijuitions t u h will be isked is tlu loi low mc lo whit 1 1 luiu 01 1 uliiii d group did jiu 01 voui iikolu on llu in 1t1 suu bilong on loming to the amtiii cut 1 1 svi ins thai- vi hcu ihe lllst loi ins will pi in led u v wi re w toiillv woriu d i hev had i 1 hi iipiintid tl 111 iddiil iosi ol hhihh ll must lu 1 vci itupoi t 1111 iiu stum so w h it d c s thin uul lullui d nil in th m d ts i wi nt to llu du ti u hv an i t imd thnu dciuud h ithvii ol p i j 111 si i ull iii kill i iii 1 111 al uul i hind it dilinid is tlu u 1 ol unpiov in 01 ih vi i tpitil bv 1 ihu iti 111 1 h il ribecca the were no hca ilieti or pagan handed down to nu aie a pair ot lamilv bibles with then n tmes embossed on tlu nuns and writ ten in them is the lainilv record bul ifiere is nothing in them to enlighten anvom et the 1961 question re quited lo be answered i suppose a century ago no tun i ven suimiscd that in these dis such a question would evrr in required just look at what out illllure of ihe ecntur his ht iiucni us another census will hi i e quit eel in wi mil perhaps in ihu 1 1 1 iii wi will li mi whit is unpoitini uul whit is not issi ntial mv 1 il in i tuvir told nu about his i uhui il b u ki lound he did pttmaato wmmm m s the good old days 22 uack in 194t tkldmf rtwlmtl roltrpb0t warmed bv ihc sun how come il s so eold in winter and what became ol the garden of edcn and whv are women so hard to get along with- you sec- the scientists have been telling us a jot of stuff about light ravs and neutrons but lhc shs away from the important things thchccond storv to cheer mc up was the one about the teennpers at wind krver a they pulled away from a ser vice station the attendant saw a human hand sticking out of the irunk of the car he alert ed police and they threw up road blocks all oer the place thc nnhbed the voung men but couldn i find the body the lads were fined for crea ting a public mischief that stunt tickled me though i m not keen on practical jokes then i thought of the day a friend and i were out trout fish ing- recently we stood up to our breast bones in ice water in the middle of a vast swamp eicated b a beaver dam we umldn t tell whether we were fishing in the stream or just in flooded fields and we were li ippv as pigs calling quietlv to i ich other that this is the life as long as people are still able lo denv that the earth is round lo pretend that the have a body in the trunk of the ear and to de lude the mselv es into fishing v here no i rout has ever trod ihcrt s hope for the old news wean world wllrj jjwaaw ifanowiwry rwf nlntf toll eajrtftrit a pimrifbj ofd owfchafa- or tlw wool confrthrv prartf lr wlort nww deck to ifcfel art stmltmral htf com nkmg whh tftn mxxwmr cardktv melrwn ami hrf irhlatf i fw macmiv ery j- oweroisl fvmm fcnglartd ra subjwt to if mfv srrwal tlw protfbetlom o utw puuti ww ito inciottuli o ofwrtf wftvrt tw nev diju i irt u ft ifm tfm oavmewy wh reufth wh ftvmttott pet aw num enrly tuwday 4 ihwve broke mio the service station and refreshment booth of jf hnr grave at the corner of mill and yornitf sfs cgireftis choeolhte bant and other articles were stolen and the i neks- on the gas ollue pampv broken and a quan tity of gs taken it is estimated that goods taken in the haul were akied between iw100 a- successful reunion vvas held when over i vo lx pupils of dub hn school attended a reunion last sa4urday an enjoyable day was spent and many memories were recalled during the time under the arrangement of v i wnght dublin womens insti lute and many others a delicious banquet and excellent program were included in the activities a spark from fireworks on the 24th of may set fire to a nearbv barn on the premises ol miss j mcmillan who had been awav for several weeks had it not been for the excellent work of a strong bucket brigade the build may have been lost a call was sent to the milton fire service who responded immcdiatek bv the time the arrived however cverv thing was under control quite a number of old and new members of the aclon vol unlecr civil guard met last week under the command ol capt j m mcdonald after a short period of drill under ben bahss second in command a seues of lectures on gas poison ing was held these lectures will continue to be given as well as other a r p work back in 1tt takrt from the wttm or tha iw 1tm thursday may 23 11 1- a pigeon iuulveritttty ftew through nn open wlndw irt to the methodist church sunday ufierrtoolf when member of the choir ware preparing for the ev ening musical scrvltv several of the members rearing potttbld fllverftlnn of attention during the vvenlng sen ice vainly tried t nersuude the bird to exit hut the pigeon eventually flow through u ventilator into the at tic oho of the tnutees crawled into ihu uttle and handed the pigeon down to an attendant who libeiaied it in the open once again williams bu team made a npurt in the gtr yards last week when thev were startled bv the 3 30 train as it was pull ing into the station fortunutely no passengers were aboard the bus after the horses were stop ped a new tongue was needed lor the bus and a now pump re quired for the gtr irds the old pump was lorn i nun it mivormpis after ihc bus clipped il nimjdside tngineer folster reported to covinctl monduv evening the fire pumper had been tampered with when the water had been let out of ihe boiler and the tubes had all been drained he pointed out that if the damage had not been noticed il would have proved a a drastic measure to the ma chine if it had been presseti inio service in this condition coun cil agreed to have a constant check imde on the machine and anone caught tampering with it would be dealt with hrmlv dur ing ihc meeting council also approved a resolution to engage mi n ifardie as special night constable following a petition by a citi7cns committee mr robert lawbv has notified council he will tie unable tor continue watering the streets twice daily at ihc present ratrf and some consideration is beinn given to having them oiled in stead isaac loliendge who was tried for horse stealing last week recc iv ed a two year sen tence at kings ton he stole a horse and buggy from a farmer in naccagawava and after driv ing it to hamilton left it at a livery there and took another professionaidirectory and travellers guide xfcntfoal rttnbkat aflkchmin v l ii i u nut uli n i lnn tu ea pr w g c kenney phyilelim imd surtumn ottice in symon blnmc 43a mill si e acton office hone 7fl ri4enc iis chare s e phone 1s6 dr d a garrett phynlelan and surgeon corner of willow and river su entrance river st acton ont miotic 298 dr robert 0 buckner phylelan ond surgeon so wellinoton st acton ont phone fit office hour 8 jm aftemoom by appointment arntaisino anb inbtatancr f l wright 20 wilbur st acton ontario phone m appraiser and inaurance over so yean in acton tmwtat dr h leib dental surgeon office comer mill ind frederic qtreet office hourr by appointment tbu5pbone 10 dr a j buchanan dental surgeon office 6a mill street office hour am l 8 pm closed wednaaday afternoon tefepfum 149 leoal c f leatherland qc barrister asrilicltor notary public office hours i00o am 1200 p m ibm pfl sou pin phone 800 nlht or doy bruce e shoemaker mgr optical awd hbaiwo aidh e i buchner r o optometrlit cnntoct lenwi hearing aidn 48 mill st e aclnn i in acton wedneedeyi only 1 200 prn 800 pm for appointment phone hi robert r hamilton optometrlit eye examined clauea fitted 80 main st n georgetown onl office houra- 10 am to 8 pm men to fn eveningf by appolntantnt cloaed saturday for appointment pleaae phone ariisrifiwaberbratnvo ii i lever h05kim chartered aecmmtanti 3 main 9t n 213 klu si w rarnplon phonea ol 1 kuk turonto 1 km 4 0111 ttavtutm gay coach lines coacnrs lkatt actov daylight saving tune eaitbnund 8 33 a m idjily eacent sun and hoi i ill m 1133am 2 ul ftn s or p ni 8 11 fun 31 p m 10 nil ii m sun and llol i tid wnh likiii1i uul h iv nik tnimptioii ilt nil i uul i in i tin il wi n pul nlllci with woilil ill in ilicr iso mciults ol vait hul jihi cwlil luiinhs hum tul hmlrojicn antl utnt mostly inn tmii iht lin1 mur ilviul 1 lindint on llu ntikin will likcy dial no mure ihn a i mi mm i ill in ri kk r ill kn iw v ik llu i tlu v in ik illun hi tiiiptoxiil lu tilik uhui hut whit tuull tin j1 itulp uliiln win unh h ul tlu liitli ud ntlhlol illhm 1 nn iikiiiuii in tktrve with i intir in tlu iiiikiii 1iit vlui iiv i ik unls juislioti ilnuil i limn iiiilni hntilil bj ibh miukii ilivs uul tuink to school through ik hush in the ctrlv i ill wtun tlu liost iovtrid the ioiind thtn wiil hitloot and tlw ran alonli and hen held up oiu toot altir another to wurm tluir tots is iik made their w i to sihol he told rnc that his mothtr had onlv ihe open liarth to do all ihc niolctng for saturdays by appointment only offln 22 phwlfi rc 1s1 actow wiitdifund 10 27 am 3 27 p m 12 17 pm 727 a braida b a barrittr solicitor notary public 173 vain st s aclon ont plume 9m off cr hour 8pm 0pm 1 p m pan saturdays j 57 fjn 327 pm 727 nm 12 pm ii 32 ii in 1 12 i m 1 1 2 a m ifn sat sun and hal i hul it is ijuiu iinsihiiltlu lllll millls stltlslks lllil iu litliei iidundiiil in potntliss sioouh thai it a lot ol iiinikv lot i loutish and unniiis saiv cjumion m itiatidpareiits un iht ntalt suk were dlad be- lorc i was jioin m lailui was born in canada m kiuulpai cntv natiks en samuel and a i inul o nine in tht exeninn hv llu lilthi ol ihe fireplace ihe word vya cardd smd sfiun for llu lamik iluthinn in those das the boss went lo school until tho were old inuueh to belfton the farm fj thtr had little jingles atioul winds huoi as finis and continued on pnat ntn is c s g oi ta 42242 offlca hoara a m 8 a m saturdays 0 am 12 am canadian national railways dayl saving time elitbound hastings fayne barrltteri and saflchora nouriei public 1a mill st acton for appointment call pi 8 44 am to toronto dally except sumaap jnv aan to toronto m p m to toronto 9 01 p m to to ronto sunday only woatbound m u m cm to straoford 807 pm to stratford 120an toastmbord 7 dan waaklj tg pari to jtrtfoctf f wli t dfititmtif t 1 1 v