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pad two the acton free press thursday novfmben 17 1mb styi artott 3ftte jlrrhb pulliakaj zar tfettrtjo at aeto oiluu auihoriaa iii tuu pl cult dortsaat oluvt u u subsotlftlow ay1tswp i vtac ui3 suui u u4iui uu mih fe loth u uu mv tvdalsvaaaa aa feta wkn cfcaajt f atla u m advertising bates o kltea 4 aa ta i ftou iiib hif aiaa allkati vt twacaatia will a ubw i avaj wrw tka fr rraaa accapta aaloartiuu u tta caj uui t a4atawaaf tlul u oj m ta liabla tor ur art u a t4riumi iiwiitil hinhisir wuti a raw el mi aaiwartuihlal u r4mlj i writlaa br tk ajva-rlu- c4 hj tuimat w th fr ra iihiimi a jtdr ale a by im 4arttaf at ub rnui ulalr afctaj tkai caaa if ur vm i ta pr fra ha liability tkatl wuj cb a patlkb l iba aailtv c4 of iwk tatvanuawai iba a kwuj br tba otaf rrr baa- la iba vital a br aiwh ajatuiwjt a aup dtus e4tw te1 t phones ftfiinrial aaf buiufii oflara i ki4aa t th band bylaw council proposes to suhmil lo the mupayrri al i ha municipal elections this year a vote on the band bylaw which under the 1949 n vestment gave the band a yearly grant of approximately 500 under the 1950 assessment the grant would be 1000 since the whole of actons assessment is now doubled under the new coun ty system it is necessary it appears lo repeal the former by law and at the same time vote on another question if the grant is to remain the same we believe most citizens agree that the band should have an annual grant the original vote on the by law showed a big majority favouring such a qi ant and very appreciative of the services rendered by the band through the years it is quite easy to understand the noed for the change if the change is not mode it wtll just cost the taxpayers double the present amount and that means higher lawns we believe the band does not expect or urge that the grant le doubled from this year wo trust the issue will tie simply put to the ratepayers on the ballot so that confusion will b voided we can see no reason why it cannot be combined in one question on the ballot paper we recall very vividly the confusion that resulted from the voting on the sewer question and the narrow minority accorded largely on account of the confusion on the issue we know that no vote would have been called if the as tessment picture had not changed you ii tie asked to make a decision in december get the issue clear before that time mayb wv had it may b notl indian summer is not a scientific designa tion but it is a name commonly used to describe the period in autumn which is characterized by calm and absence of rain any period of un usually quiet dry and hazy weather even if it fasts only a few days may be called indian sum mor provided it occurs at any time between the middle of september and the end of november the haze which flits the air at such times is caus d by dust and smoke floating near the earths surface because there is not enough wind to blow t away to say that any definite period in october is indian summer is impossible because there may be a later period of the same kind of weather which would also be known as indian summer sjtutman for rattar farming in most counties and municipalities across canada there is a man doing one of the most important obs in the country he is the local agricultural representative called ag rep by the majority of farmers right here in halton county j e whitelock is the farmers professional counsellor he ad vises on the suitability of soils what crops should be grown identifies plant and animal diseases and works out pest control programs he answers countless questions on farm econ pnncs helps organize farm clubs and breeders associations and lectures extensively to rural groups on the newest methods of modern farm management i the field of an agricultural representatives hn ntrf lift is dedicated of cost to thamsatves a new generation has grown up since the inauguration of agricultural representatives and these young farmers give their wholehearted cooperation to him in the various farm activities he inspires for they know it pays handsome dividends fr tka p41 ftrtt down in quebec it is proposed to legalize lotteries with the funds to be used for provincial obligations such as education or some other scheme that sounds well to get the plan across with tre public in toronto this year citizens are to vote on having sunday sports with admissions and all the sate that goes with such events these are but the wedgs trying to be driven into our present way of living that will make greater gam or profit for somelxidy a lottery i ke a bar room is no better run by a government than by an individual both are out for all the gain there is in it and experience has proven that government control of the liquor pro lem has teen a rank failure it will ie even worse wih lotteries and if quebec gets sanation for pro vincial gambling it will not le very long until t very province across the dominion will be camoung for a share m the uicy revenue re cardies of the effrnt on thr welfare of canada and canadians it ts the same dt sire for prtjf t that mtjtivalt s me campaign fur sunday softs tn toronto then is at the present time no d sir to curb the in dividual in playing a game in which ha or he partakes for the pleasure of the game it is done openly on golf courses and tennis courts and f arks sec regularly games of baseball between gioups and skating on free rinks not content with their take on six days in thr week the pro motors of professional sports want the sunday opened for their gam and use any means to gain their end put sunday professional sports in toronto and every hamlet will have a money making day on sunday governments whether they be municipal provincial or federal can best give service by giving heed to the general welfare of all the people rather than the clamoring selfish interests cf the few another butter story rosy picture was pa nttd in thi up his a commons a lew weeks aqo of thr was selling now slates the f m ncifl1 post hear a different story from ottawa instead of the eager houji wife snapping the butter we find that the maor buye been the dipartnnnt of agriculture with thr necessary money of course put up by the tax f iyir exact details of the amount arc still not mvealed but an estimate of 60 million pounds has not been denied the government announces that this butter is for sate at approximately 60 cents per pound but again is rather vague about actual buyers such is the story of government operated business on your money wartime necessities are over why the need for the de partment of agriculture to be in the butter mar ret ct3qi3tfotcdtcz30rzz recollections ot acton c3qillotf5tfc5ir hou e of ay butu r back in 1899 tka front lit iaua f tka av ira of tfcurwuy nav it itm about an inch at snow fell kii day night mr john kennedy church st li under treatment for a savart taw of blood poisoning the grain market cunllnuaa miinewhat dull the prtcea har rtrrday were wheat 65c oau j4c to jc rye 50c barlay 30 lo 1m pea 8c hr ii t arnold purchased tha double dwelling on mala btraat from the estate of tha lata arch wm campbell at the aale last saturday the price paid was tu0 w p cmplrl the builder has t hnnged till mtnd about irntlng atn and will continue to supply ihe lon with nrw dvtrlliniffc a u il known lie hai air it fly hutit ulthn t m n t a nd 1 1 i r t in uv i all i u i t lift tm li f lan1 fi amrifwll iiiawii mime thrr arri in adam 0k un mount nrul i dlvld n it into 1 t a him dvn llintf baa already in n n minmrnl at thr timer of linnk m and victoria avenue mr urn c cameron and hu i1ttujjr mlm ijitlan arrived back home from their trip to great lintaln and the rmtlmnt last widnraday evening the paper mill aafe at george- t own was blown up on friday rwnlng the 3rd inst and 1000 m ured back in 1929 taken front the iwa of the kr treat of thursday nov 14 itlt quid i numtx r fnm ai ton at tn1il thi aiiiiim i- n v hii pi i it j pn ndid addn nun i im i it mi in rr a r i f ttn i intii hu h tii tniik cttv-iues- ail- to his work during his travels about his tern tory he has acquired an intimate knowledge of the countryside calls ever farmer by his first name and usually knows more about the farm er s farm than the farmer himself hisvork starts early in the morning and continues well into the night a graduate from an agricultural college he is expected to possess a vast fund of knowledge on practically very phdse of agriculture yet the remuneration he receives for his work is quite modest in fact too small for the valuable services rendered farmers are indeed privileged to have the arvket of soch an advisor without a penny highways and livestock it is generally believed by motorists that if an accident is caused on the highway through collision with livestock that the owner is there fore responsible for all damages this apparent ly is en erroneous idea a number of recent accidents caused by cattle straying on to the highways has focussed attention on the liability involved in these cases of a criminal and civil nature j d miller deputy minister of highways for cntano explains that under amendments to the highway improvement act of two years ago a farmer or owner of cattle cannot be sued for any damage caused by the animals while roaming or crossing a highway even though the owner may be at fault in permitting the animals on the highways and an accident results he faces only a nominal fine on conviction and cannot be held financially re spoosible for damages arising from the accident this change was made to prevent farmers from losing their property and life savings by being held financially responsible for the damage a toammg animal might do by getting out onto a highway he slated while a railroad company is obligated to maintain for all time fencing along their right of way to keep cattle off the tracks the provincial government as owners of highways is not re quired to undertake the same obligation m con nection with roads the obligation in this in stancerrests with property owners whose iand5fl border the highway thi atijjh hi hurih of a t in took iht 1- id i hip if th c oit t lvil s fthlll i i t df mum the oddfellows ot georgetown u 5 un tin sd in it thi trt n i in in urj tow n a numtx r of tin iid true i bluts of atton motored n ojrn lllc lo the banquet and birthday party or th lmlki tbi re m mtkjfj i nhalt vannatir h on satur- i d no mher l- nt the inlu d cburrh pnrsonnpe eo renown h kev it w humlrj mr alice daughter of mr ira j it vannntter and the late m i vnnnnlter of eorretown to mr wliltnm martin nenr vm of mi and mrs wllllnm 1 near of nnvsjincn i kimam aijvml- on i hank lunc la november 11 lrjt nt knox churcm achon adi ituih dniirhter if the ljite mr i wnlki r and mrs it ualker kerwlnl fnylnnd lo wllllnm inhn r mln of owen und son of the lnt mr and mn tihn fnjn nlednr in land your eyes a prapar eja rrawlaattia la maat impariaual consult r m bell luffutarad optamaris pbana aaksi w3us editorial notes you can count the days until cjhnstmas but vhatever number you arrive at you ii find it will not be enough when the last week rolls around nominations and municipal ejections are drawing close time for all good citizens to tiike an active interest in the operation of their municipality dont complain but be ready to do your share toward making our town a better town jiadkx service guaranteed repairs to all makes and hodela manning electric ph0nb 210 roys taxi dont u iateh40ne 121 eiiay tha utmail la uf cuhau pely phone j sc5 acton blended juice asc new cftop 40iu pounds hub ond 1c xmu red pitted cherries dessert pears 19e essst raisins auatrallan currants w shelled almonds shelled walnuts nirlets corn green giant mexicorn 21c 21c 16c 16c 19e 25e 17e 19c special oasbolls soap flakes 4 lb family b0 65c kellogfta rice krispies n 14c marshmallows 23c c b plum puddings tm sic mother parker tea hi 51c 54c christies ritz biscuits xoc ooilvnm silver cake mix rk 31c i pancake flour i9c 48c harvest margarine 33c naturaa baat tomatoes ige heinz bast cereals rk 23c ubbys baby foods 3 x5c palmolive soap 9c 13c johnsons glo coat tin 59c 9c pard cat or dog food i w- 27c super suds 34c 58c quick quaker oats ts 29c 3 25c 25c u s no 1 florid 96 grapefruit florida u s no i oranges 288 doien carrolls rd emperor grapes 2 poundi pei potatoes larg for bakin printed bag 10 pounds pei largo for baking potatoes bag larga solid haad cabbage ch 10 pounds 25c 26c 2t 169 10c t business directory locdigal dr w g c kenney jhiyilnhw umd bn suecuor lo dr j a uenlmt oirtt in sytrtoo block 1i1u at actoa mtl pvaoa it btiljni dr d a garrett ftlftlafcui uj arfm rradartck stnat actoa formerly or naltojia otttaa otlicm phona us ratbtaaaa mb dental ll a j buchanan itralwl burgaaa omrallthman work hill w of flea iloura 9 a ro to p xllay ttuullone iu dk ghurgt a sikhs hurgaaat uiu si curoir kradtrlck aotob offica hour u ou a m to 5j0 bjb ikijllionk x lbual c f li athi kland bjk alton bantaur a basilar nlaxy paaaw offlra is rkoiue livik st mubkin 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