Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 17, 1949, p. 2

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uat two the acton free press thursday march nth t0ijp artott 3fvte juraa mbl kvrr tkurtajy at acias oaurta aallwuw iiiibj uu bu ful orlua cuoartauat oiw slu luih uj uj aaw taarassm akaakt ke vkaa ckaaf j a44ri la a aiwkkt13iwc satis oa ihaulbl ui u iras 4 vsrlas lilniill snllata aukaafk f aeauallsa tll k ukaa u inu sftsf ika prat rricl soraso tstrttusf ie w l ia to is ir subscuptkui hatubk fw is j mm h auua a ubu t tar htw la ur aearlliirf ihlll lia a twwtl tafc sai u h to wlltu kf iks uwttim o4 w iumj w yw rwl r4 koala a sulr tlu m ky ik aavartlaaf sos tattk mm arpw imtum lllr wemiss i tss ltl tsm if sf ta imil u i w wa rv lu luklulj akall m tunl tak ai a k aaliea aaal j aaak uwlbmtu m tke i ii k tke hw mm i ike wku if i eimilil kp muk aaetlngm a aslof mui ejlue tsiimiohis- juuaritt ul iuihu oflbi im irllram iji tw hews for ami la nj ls week hilton county council after aiuch ditcuuion five approval of an estimated eipendiluro of 102 535 at the halton peel horn for the aged during the discwslon there were several who drew altenlion lo the aobisatulity of halton building a home to serve this county alone vf think the suggestion of a halion home for rhe aged has real merit with hie growth of both counties it would seem that joint owner hip of such facilities ha had its day it may to that immediate urgency demands the preaent expenditure oh the halton peel building the point arises however that before any other cofmnitmenrs are made consideration should be given to building in halton tlie joint owner hip of building has apparently served a good pnrpoae in the past but like the children s aid society work it is no longer feasible to continue tto work togefher halton and peel relationship have been most cordial and the solution of many of the prob leras of both counties have been splendidly served by cooperation and working together on godi problemv there is bowever no denying the fact of the growth of both counties and that consideration needs to be given to the best way to meet this larger task it would seem that two buildings would be the solution rather than bore additions to the esisting structure the rod oaaa utd you uuman suffering takes many forms it may stnkcvas iflness and pain as misfortune and natural catastrophe as bewilderment and hope vssaness against overwhelming odds to alleviate these sufferings to prevent disease and to promote the health and welfare of the people of canada that is the task of the canadian red cross society the task of its tnambera ever renewed ever necessary as good neighbour as a responsible human being each one of us wants to aid distress wherever we may find it and to prevent if pos tibia it occurrence la the complexities of the modem world one mans hand u not enough only the cooperative effort of a great society geared to work efficiently quickly and humane ly can hope to stem the flood of misfortune f accident and emergencies that can overtake any one of us the highest of human ideals concern with the welfare of others is the motivating force of red cross to translate this ideal into set ion red cross and its thousands of volunteer workers need the help of every person in can ada by contributing your share in the 1040 march appeal for 5 000 000 you become an act ive partner in one of the greatest humanitarian forces working for good in rhe world today not infallible in view of the fact that halton may soon have an assessment based on the new system recommended by the department of municipal affairs the comments of judge moon of parry sound who recently had some assessment ap peals before him may prove of interest here he found that this ew system of assessing ha bee us th mea andvam of fcuildngs shall be the amount by which the value of the land is thereby increased instead of following these regulations he finds that what is being done is to list i table which is furniuicd by the department of muni cipahaffair and whivh is on a basis of square foot lomputation for buildings of various heights plus cerjain amounts added for heating systems plumbing wiring hardwood or floors cement celar floors etc then a hard and fast rule for depreciation of one pj- cent per year up to furty years has been deducted regardless of whether the building is in a good state of re pair or ready to fall down or whether it is in a good location or a poor one judge moon feels that it is all right lo use lhe figures thus compiled but the mam re quirement is to relaterlvem to the assessment act as quoted in tire paragraph above the table of figures has no legal status he points out and in determining the appeals he arrived at what in my opinion constitutes a fair and reasonable vsluation even by so doing he de parted from a strict following of the figures used matters such as type of heating kind and ex tent of plumbing finishing of woodwork kind of floor etc constitute a very valuable source of information on which to base an assessment however the use made of this information does not appear to be in compliance wifh the pro visions of he assessment act judge moon points out that the assessment jct provides that in assessing land having buildings thereon the value of the land and buildings shall be ascertained by giving con sideration to the use location cost of replace ment normal rental br safe value and any ether circumstances affecting the value and the value caw tax too high motorists are still paying war high gasoline taies says the financial post almost a third of the money paid for filling the gas tank goes direct to the provincial government in some provinces the tat is ii cents per gallon in the rest it is a cent or two more at 22 miles to the gallon and few motorists can boast better tbaa thst this means a direct tax ofhalf a cent a mile shortly after the last war broke out gtsolme taxes ware taken over by the dominion govern ment and the three lo hve cent prewar levy was jumped to the present figure the federal move was described as temporary the motor ists hoped that the raise would be too but that hope is still unrealized deapite the fact that ot lava moved out of this field over a year ago when the provinces took over again the war time increase was maintained right up to the hilt to own and operate a car today concludes the post costs fully twice as much as it did in 10x0 and the major reason is not higher man ufactunng costs but higher taxes it is there we must have substantial reduction if we are to have cheaper cars and cheaper driving it ap pears that insofar as the gasoline tax affects motorists the war still continuing the ontario budget is very disappointing in that no relief of this tax was given in spile of a large surplus kditorial notes the ontario cabinet have raised their sal erics by s3 000 a year no wonder taxes must remain v a high level the building season will soon be here again and if its like the navigation opening it will be much earlier this spring than usual march gave the biggest close of winter weather ao far this winter last week s snow fall was well over a foot and brought the win ter up to average gasoline tax and motor vehicles licenses ac count for an increase in ontario revenues of to 350 000 and enabled the province to have a surplus for the year of 1132 000 even the distinctive yellow color doesnt keep butter makers from selling inferior grades and being fined according to police court re cords in cities not ar distant from here biggest highwa expenditure throughout the province those days seems to be erection of per manent signs telling the surface is broken or rough for so many miles and designation of bumps britons have the reputation of being able to smile in stormiest weather and this is again exemplified in an advertisement which appeared over there as follows required a furnished house or flat large enough to stop wife from going home to mother small enough to stop mother from coming home to wife the ccf party may be fine and its program cjortforsholfaocp recollections ol acton cnocdlfollcrsreilcztot back in 1899 t- runt ikr uhuf at tk kr irru of tfcurttoy man ktk ibi9 mr j 4m j ijiubikii hat mtiii 1 fium ur uliharl kl y llw n ifttd fur iho rrrtuiii of u t rick tor me common good but the ract remain that thf ocf government of saskatchewan issued bonds to irfl at 07 64 yielding 4 per cent while the liberalconservative government of mam toba was able to sell bonds at 0925 yielding 3 06 per ceat chest ey enterprise its surprising what an acceptable and fre quent excuse drunkenness is taken these days as a reason for committing crimes and its also surprising howmittle the lav is being enforced in regard to thoe under 21 securing intoxicat ing beverages maybe our high revenues from- such sale may be linked with our juvenile del inquency tht 4suii line rft4iifftt mr lc t lirlrr and funtlly of knauhbul nuv1 to atn oil wrrk lit itm mcutcmi position in ow laimrry tin iuhtutty fr thf iwumiatloji if thr mid wlk on 14am htrvet to kail r view crnwlrry tut li vny litarrlil th pul wrtk clllrrria without rxrittlofi will np r- littt th iwtlon of th ntrtmt rul walks tummltur if thry tu i ly thi uant uw rrnt yrr now thai spring la otjrnitig up ii will br wrll f r all owtirrs it tat ur horses rlr lu rrmrnibrr that lha animals arv prtihl tilled from running at largr the municipal off ire r will promptly impound all animals at isrge iolsiuvs ar likely to bring fancy prices this spring seventy five rents is thr present price the tt rmm medicine and oil cert urn party will appear at tha town mall for six days rommenc ing next monday r ree consultation with the medicine man from 0 a in to j j n and free toncerta nightly with change of program each even ing what might have ixrn a very serious act ids nl urcurnd lo mr john mitchell llnu houa while felling a tree laal vviik in soim way um tree whtli falling caught mr nlrfcl under it and he remain ed unctuim lous for wo hours f lowing his removal mrlam in acton on thursday 0th march arthur noble only son of n 1 uclam aged two months ten days ualarjl at st jorus hospital toronto on thursday llanh 0 mary i la rr lav wife tff john it llarber uim aged 40 years back in 1929 talteti from the free freaa thuratej mtrr lit ism no 7 highway la now clear of snow and ice between toronto and guelph an almost capacity house greeted the presentation by the italllnafad players of the ialh arroaa ihe- lllll in the town hall last ivtnlng al the regular meeting of the c git group of ihe united church a preu ntatlon waa made to the misses lorence ada and edith mill who are leaving town the township of esqueslng has a nice surplus thll year as presented by the auditors he port the sur plus on operations of 102s is h 527 which added to the accumulated surplus makes a lqtl of sj3tft613 ur and mrs joseph coleman of indiana harbour have been villi ing bis mother mrs wm ander son the cooperative store ta being thoroughly refitted to accommodate the symon a hardware business soon to b rnuvd uierel died saytrs on 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