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The Acton Free Press Wed October I Editorial Got a spare certificate It came as a great surprise thai Dills Printing was to be awarded a certificate for service to the bowling industry A little praise is nice so we accepted red white and blue framed certificate cites Presented to Dills Printing and Publishing Co grateful recognition for dedication and service to the bowling industry Thanks a lot and we like it But for dedication and to the to throw the bowling ball to Ken tin lot of ton How liiyi I lies the who should git ho He the iolumu In his own win mid drops in to toll us din thing spisnl know Puss tin iotrgt Item is in his blood and ho seems filled with a ww IviUh of So the Howling strike the newspaper Hi itHoniinend a spiro out Ken The less said the better We are wH aware the rut vre w Aw a n vber people bear en AxiMonv esr other le imoiis Va xJI notified eKvs are other it ones tre the em Ten is o be of information a the Post month instance a committee is slated to the rules governing the release of information collected the government It about time For too long the official attitude both in Ottawa and in the pro to ward the disclosure of what could and should be public information has been the less aid the better All public business obiousl iiii in fionl i i the pit of But much of the inform toilette In the cox especi studies reports it direct Ixiring on decisions tint it feet the of should be kept The penchant for is in part the result of a belief bx in the inherent in of the public to understand those in according to this ire equipped to inter pret the government s information so it is better not to expose the fellow to all those facts The onh thing wrong with this is that those in authority do not hae a monopol on all the wis dom There just isn t a whole lot with exposing the taxpayers and xoters outside hose hallowed corridors of power to some of the facts that have been assembled for the decision makers- before they make a decision No need to panic Warm weather and abundant rainfall the perfect conditions for growing things tomatoes lettuce fruit and Because of these ideal conditions Ontario is now experiencing one of the three biggest outbreaks of encephalitis in North America this year Between and cases are suspected in Windsor others in the Samia St Catharines and Welland areas But in relation to the total population these figures cannot be termed epidemic proportions This word of comfort comes from Prof Russell Wright a University of Guelph entomologist There is no need to panic Prof Wright assures us Most people these areas are not going to become infected Healthy individuals even if bitten by a transmitting mosquito may suffer no more than a fever or headache There are some species of mosquitos in Ontario Most do not carry the encephalitis arbovirus Prof Wright has been conducting research on biting flies primarily on livestock for four to five years There are four major arthropod born viruses in North America which could affect Canada reports Prof Wright although all are a greater threat m the U S Western has been found in the prairies for a number of years with suspected cases earlier this summer m Winnipeg Eastern encephalitis has been reported only twice in Canada the last time 72 in Quebec The third group is St Louis encephalitis the type now found in the Windsor area The fourth virus the California group arbovirus has been included Never before have so many night school courses been offered in thisdistrict In addition to the usual classes in town there are courses offered at and Next week is Fire Prevention week About twothirds of all fires happen in the home so be par careful Firefighters find they can blame many fires on care lessness or lack of knowledge Fire safety in your own homes is to each person As the fire fighters say Think about fire Think a bit about it and prevent it Prof Wright research program this past year Although no cases in this group have ever been reported in Ontario Prof Wneht believes it does exist But what about another outbreak next year Even in the Windsor area Prof Wright says it is unlikely because of the special conditions it takes for the virus to be transmitted However he ad nuts there is a need for more research Those falling leaves Warm still days like Monday are perfect for leaf viewing The gorgeous colonngs line our streets and smother the hills Some rainy day soon the glorious leaves will fall under the weight of cold rain and the trees will be bare For the next seven long months So feast your eyes while you can Morris Saxe left his mark on provinces business farm life HaKoR Sketches by John McDonald immigrated in Urn lit I tn if U In kiiikI if time in I ind before making hit of Ins first i lis upon tin lying in helping up rmiilli of I he Fin or lit Milled ill Acton find I ill Hit Ai it fanning Company for i of j i in s It is during this time tint Ik culm Inlirt steel in the ere nine business took nurse in iilU i at he Ontario Subsequently he opened the fust ly in Acton he business was mi Main Stmt immediately north of tin Mi in Mill on the e isl side Ma At ton business flourished by Morris a larger in and rcloc hue his family Hie gray block hi mi still stands on Mill Street formerly ohm idjnconl Me moi e i The side I overlooks the Mill l lie Street those this home not only bee tube its proximity the but it wis hair way between the public mil high schools at this lime The Georgetown was situated on Street in the building now Bob Phillip Used Cars not bought from locil fir mors but he also buying ill over This underlines the fact Hie Georgetown wis ml which was one of the first in this dislrie modern rmehincry for he times which included in ico making the l120 Saxe bought i ruolutioncry which was to be used in the manuficliire of marginne from a This equipment was never put use is the federil government placed i bin on m irgannc ere inu butter w is sold to locil me ind iinntitie were pod to the Toronto market MORRIS J knitting needle firm operated the first moi ing theatre in during his in this Morns Sixe wis in worker helping Jewish into On one of his firms the old firm on Street south he estibhshcd in school to for new im mifrints some knowledge of the in Mans men left the school to work on firms when this of wis dire need iter the school wis The Jewish mm School is used is ininm school for or from Tins seheme however eolhpsed during the depression S ive is the founder ind pres dent of the Federation of Jewish inner of Ik spoke soionl ind during W orld W I as an interpreter for the federal government He was a founding member of the in Toronto which formed pari of the present Beth Mom Saxe his childhood sweetheart from Russia Dora at He died in Toronto where he had resided ifter selling business assets in in liis mimage resulted in the birth of five children David 1 reside m dntclv south of Georgetown and is e vicepresident of the Oxford in Toronto Morn s grandson Stephen presently a real estate business Stephens father the ImI deiler until his death Sugar and Spice spring no for one job I expressed svmpithv for the vouni graduates of leiehers eollcge ill sei to to be teachers and a job sight Hut Ihe column i couple of interesting responses which 1 haven mamged to irnimd to inswenng Thought I d do so now as we ire launched into i new of Inching ind learning Miss Rut k Windsor Ontirio re id the eolumn m the News and look issue in a lid like f ishion the most exquisite handwriting vt seeninvnrs She hive described the situation verv well as it ipphes to the job market in the ire English however it concerns me that voung people who are a in might think that are no opportunities in leaehing at all This is fir from true There is i demand for teachers of PhvsiLS Girls Home Art Business and Secretarial subjects Technical areas There are opportunities for those who wish lo tench the or Separate Ele- menlarv schools Well thanks Miss Buck This is news I t know about the Maths and l doubt there s i demand for them but there s room or i and Music are sitting But they are scarce dope tan teach English as I am frequently reminded but few people have the talent and training for the arts Girls yes Perhaps this is of attrition lot of the vounger married and have babies And it tougher and tougher to put the girls over the hurdles with each vear put on yourself Elizabeth Tavlor I am happy lo will able to make ends meet And she has no need for a reunion with Richard to do so Liz is a young friend of ours a contemporary of my daughter and nursed her though Grade 12 and 13 English She graduated last June as a teacher and was hired by the first school she applied to we si tried to figure in me siltrv deductions for th and of living She wont even well Home I We levst a I last June iusi she id to move the She hid mother job in two weeks I don know whv re Then teacher short ige rcison quite few their to enter not for mure but for letter Over a the termer trades bete me more ind more es went up up until femur lectrienns met hums now iehtrs were miking less is than thev would is skilled workers with times the tension Hire ire few eominj into now Who netels it when he tin mike i at his jot ind le it be hind when he finishes work rom W lleinhold Superintendent ef in the School Division in the eiistnet of eame mother missive Written at the end of last June the Utter I reid article in the Brooks Bulletin re Tough Time for Teachers and am wondering if vou are serious There is no surplus of in Western still have vacancies at the i It level and six at Ihe junior senior level eight v leant ies at end of June In one school district Mr i terse but shocking resume of school board attempt to staff its schools After extensive advertising in Alberta dailies American newspapers and listings with Manpower here pie ture December 1974 Wrote to 15 first semester graduates at of bridge expressing interest in hiring them Not one replied to letters February advertising and Manpower received S applications Extensive advertising S papers approximately applications received IT interviews of ind of Alberta 19 ipplicants interviewed Three greed to sign a con 19j listed with M inpower Two replies iv more advertising listed with Minitower replies ind more advertising June vacancies were received from Canadian Result three accepted contracts JO seven will net at pi a at this five are i suit So Whvn he wrote Division was short teachers for 1 1 ike dlmv for It ae hers Out of two things is obvious r School s the worst in the world I doubt all vou voung idealists of both sixes item t really to teach that much want a met job in a nice schtiol not loo far from Mom and Dad in eitv to it where won get wit or hands dirt wontbe cold or too be up there in Peace lliver getting the of your vouni lives and finding out what makes Real greatness Did it ever occur to you that there is real greatness in you Did it ever occur to you that this greatness awaits recognition from you Did it ever occur to you that you are your most important human being and that the famous people you read about in your newspaper are of no consequence compared to your importance to And did it ever occur to that in your uniqueness as a human being you have an uncommon potential which you owe it to yourself to nurture ac cepting yourself for what you are refusing to model yourself on other people Maxwell Maltz from Psychocybernetics and Seif- The Free Press Back Issues years ago frnm lmr of Few nt clohr iS5 When Acton first Import The Holland Shop opened on there were many Interested In camming- the- Murk of Dutch and lluuman the proprietor of the and llv his daughter Agnes Although Milton High won the Inter day in Milton last Wed Acton came out with too Ruth who took Minor championship at the Acton took junior Prink Cooper walked off with the intermodule boys championship and Bill tied for Mrs Hubert told the Study howr effective In The fly was i for about from ho to in Toronto Tuesdiy or night school regntrat received was 112 year over night full in alum mim trn oil pa nt renm in leather More he iciepled in upholstery Mr and Mrs Kenneth Adimson were mimed it SI ehurch Toronto She is he former Prndergast it the school on re will be two complete term if less im with mi nations Three ml books history of I rhurch wen turned over tt at he llrd inmversiry The books show th g Mi sm in whin i as Wesley an I Method in 50 years ago on Mill Street in an bringing up- todate the re nts an 1 repairing ant putting in new fronts with regular until mam business- street has f nest inntes if town of similar Knox Manse was the stent of i quiet wedding in Wednesday stpttmber when daughter of Mr and Mrs T was in marriage to Mr Robert Johnson son of Mr and Mrs J Johnson Hon The Stewart offitiated Little Isabella Bruce eldest of Mr ind Mrs John Brute wis taken to list lndav for Irealmcnt is now reported as miking good progress toward recoytn The reguhr meclina of Women Institute was held in the bind hall on October the president Mrs J imtb in the The meeting opened the singing of Institute I Rev R and Mrs and children ire in this where Mr Is itttndmg the sessions of the first meeting of Hamilton Con of Mr W Slight who fractured his leg above the knee by a fall about a monlh ago in the factory of the imelian Co Teironto where he li em is making splendid progress toward recovery He is still the 75 years ago krn from Issue the is Thursday I I is keeping these days putting in new lighting vices During the past week the Com mtrcial Hotel Matthews Hall and V II Storey and Son have been installed Tht morning service will commence in about to In order to number of early risers during the fair the light is turned on at six this morning and will be aam tomorrow The will shortly give their attention to lurtaiiing tht sale of cigarettes The love Works has been overtime the past few days Pupils roll of honor for September examinations includes Rennet Ruby Lottie Moore Ralston Brown Ida Laird Myrtle Matthews Charles Merle nek Adah lark Home Speight Johnston Dusv Great preparations are underway for the great fair at Rock wood on Tuesday and Wednesday THE ACTON FREE PRESS PHONE Editorial Oftice Went null lion WIS MnriiiMg MttpMi on mi mini mm MM r MnrKM Vit MMU dwf hi Mil OS