Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 30, 1950, p. 2

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nioir thinly setllid sec i fions of i astern cttnitiin havf aloliihfd municipal i tuxes altogether and they have done this with out the slightest sacrifice in mun ipal servici- trie rich uncle in this swedish story is the forested area which the swedes cftenth and we so often neglect for almost a century municipal foreiti have ben major sources of revenue in swecien torn of thm such successful sources that they now look after all municipal expenditures as well they conserve moisture prevent floods furnish healthy recreation areas for home folk end four i t wawn slxtyreur dejur owaatun women what governs your life the opinion of your husband bos or neigbor the needs of your children friends or fellow workers your pockelbook your fears your desires or do you ever feel personally responsible for the mets the world is in today let us face the fact that the world is in a mess there is distrust and insecurity never has there been more widespread need for kindness love understanding among peoples and nations never more need for right ideas as a woman do you really care enough for your loved ones your home your city your country to want the biggest idea of all to capti vate the minds of other women this idea may be democracys inspired ideology it calls for a revitalized propogating christianity it asks for tre building of a hatefree fear free greed free world weapons women think of weapons as be longing to a man s world- instruments of offense and defense such as arms there are other weap ons which are instruments for combatting another sort of enemy love is a weapon against hate hohesiy cornbals dishonesty there are many weapons in this war of ideas you want your children brought up in freedom not under a materialistic dictatorship therefore sound homes re weapons women are the homemakers women can have the heartpower another weapon women want peace but do women want peace enough to fight for it with these weapons always at hand love understanding honesty and discipline take a place in the business world of today doe the elimination of examinations and compe tition in classes produce a young man or woman who it selfreliant these and many other ques tion come to the mind of every older citizen as kemooki at his tax bill and the educational costs when we discuss these matters they are not local but will find common ground in most any com munify today we are today in a quickly changing world all of our problems are not the result of a war fducation is but the foundation for a start in life many times we older folk expect thff our schools of today should put the graduate on the same level we have attained by many years of exper ience since leaving school many young folks when waving an educational centre lelieve they are ready to replace all those with years of ex fertence its expected that this year i a 797 young people will graduatr from colleges across canada with 6 644 from ontario thure ii he 3 661 giadwat engineers front our coite4 tins year and 5 f6l gradual m arts and science 640 law graduates ami so on we don t v now how many will reach rt tirermnt flj m the various professions ihire mtl u a u e for the- young p t plr with i dot aliunal haikqrijund hot io tht rt must u rt r aii iln n i y th e ijiadu ilt s thrtt tht y fiiut ftj iy ihtmelvts nnd their inowledn if they an- to he wi lioitu i n tht fveiy iy world 1 h u tiannt tins i t ti in expense lo omront iheif livrtntrtf mut i i ihrtted sint rovt n il t due t on is to im rtdv im t d um y an th vn i s hint tl w rid will lodge ttnrf piss upon m out t due iti nil sytt in what is local naws ley il nt ws is a wedding m your home church ickal rtews i your wrif riul visitor local news is the report of your lodge club church or organization you know these anil nidny like definitions ol local news such inti mate and friendly news us only to lie found in your home town weekly newspaper local news is what you talk about over the i ack fence while you re hanging monday s wash on the line its the new people who moved m across the street it s a recipe you read about in something for the girls the sales coming up at the local merchants stores its the church supper in the offing the write up of the family reunion on sunday it s news about you that you can only read in your local hewspapar there s no other medium of information cus torn made for you none other which knows you so well for your local newspaper is you it is the continued story of your todays and a flash back to your yesterdays and without you there would be no news tucked into the mailbox spread out over the living room floor or propped up against the coffee pot you find the local paper you some times may think its nothing much pages of creased and crumpled paper yet it s news bet ter still it s a symbol of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness it s you your failures and our achievements your past and your present m sickness and in health for better or for worse once every week you welcome your local paper as a part of the family bowmanville statesman cjoczomconcjoc3 recollections ol acton cz30eldlfcsyotr editorial notes easte i a t c do a spring and warmer weather ust ahead springtime brought its usual freshets but around town it was ajl muddy water and mud just now we ve got the muddiest and worst roadways to be found anywhere we re not particularly proud of them but sewers are always a messy ob educational facilities for some time there has been a great deal of stress on better educational facilities for our oung epople there have been many changes made with we believe a desire for improve ment the improvements have for the most part been costly and now we f nd a general demand for lower educational costs provincial grants have been greatly mcreaiyj but m spite of thete the ratepayer findsqrcrcased rate each year for educational costs m the local levy this epphes to city town or township throughout the province you will notice in every tax rate struck that educational costs are blamed for part of the increased rate of course m instances where 1 rates are lower no reasons are asked for by the taxpayer if improvement and better educational facili ties were to be provided it was only natural that the costs would be higher the dissatisfaction would appear that with the higher costs there is tome doubt that education of the young people has shown any marked improvement in the fimplethings such as spelling grammar english penmanship and ordinary arithmetic there are many who will argue the standard is lower than a few years ago and often we argue with them v rather than against will moreimprovements in facilities turn out batter educated young canadians are the new studies and courses fitting young folk batter to wliile most municipalities arc announcing tax rates of up in the 60 and 70 mill brackets and general increases in the levy of last year acton s rate of 34 mills a big slash over last year s mill rate looks pretty favourable back in 1900 tafcm frant tka ima tk fver ra mf t1iar4y martfe it ism enjoyablr sleighing lujllrs to the humfof mr jiel llfe on wed nrxtt evening and mr u wul- i lmmn tin krldi evening were held by young people in town i ir a i huthanrt vs who left i amon nemly fiwi- yean ago has commenced practlee hrr agnln j jinil hai nened an offlre in it nulme flour anil frert gtorr the fir flrigade u doing ita he t i lit ui on ah attrmllve appearance at their jmiialr nrwl puhlh fund init lti- tnn nth nt lo tlili nrt d v lime i itwl t rrtrr a num t i f new unit i a pa nml ih1t mr jame llrtiun of iii y n mi mill t ii ll 1 ftfl i nil ur i nviil mil n o mi t rift i ut i n in- plnnliik in ii i mm i 1 r f i v ii tllll n i ltti pi iw mill a in litiil lin in t if i i fl and jlxs in i tl hit mill w11i flt 11 rl ip u ri 11 in i ni t u i i i tv f it t ill mjilm w i 1 1 i uii t in- n it 1 i vw al hut o iiik ttl pi mi f r ii r main si mi mil nl on 1 ni of tli 1 1 te ii i ur wis unlliil in i h llo k i i mr i a hutch vs of rtliur at itftil oi i k lh t tlnlci f ml lit ttrt li riitii i n iiiim mud ami mi ni of niistsniitu t wfp join i i mi munn m lonald anie ti niie lit al unit fmni soullintnp ton fur a f m in i to rmumrnle on montft of lnl wk whle in an elevator at th tannery rt southampton the eahle hmke and he fell wllli the raire me foriy i he waa hadly shaken up hut aiawd mrloui injury roys y 9 yubbi p jgtaxi bonf u latfhwiu 111 phone x 28 acton businefifl directory mmucuu dr w g c kenney pfcjrfwm id butfm sucruor to dr j a uchlm oilier in symon block uu1 st acton omn ptu tl milium 1 t 1 at tfcu iu dc d a garret ptfjtitm ufa comer of willow and tjilrmncw hlver nt ion onli ihon carrolls iymvauv dental hack in 1930 from ik lbbu use pee prm tvurmdajr mmrh it ism th churrh army cruamda have leen holding apeetal aervlcea in kt alhana churrh thla week mlaa hlckey tm cloaad the ahne atorr ahe purehafted inat fall from mr ii i marrlaon the curlph inlermidlate hockey plaven mut admit fier three trlala thai aelnn htaa the superior i ram tie toronto cuatomi and ilrmkera will try ihelr lurk on sat urday nlffht ilealdenti of fjanioul alnre their rhlldhood mr and mn john pry- don pioneer of that touhahlp relehraled ijielr golden weddlne anlveraar at the home of ihelr daughter mrs doles rramoaa koad a drllkhtful eenlnu wm spent nl eorg- toun on thursday when r a smith officially presented to the ookfton curling club the hnndaome trophy nip recently won h lhe curlers of that town dikd flkid at his home young street art on on sunday maxrh 21 i mo robrt hugh held beloved hush rut of beule mcklnnon in his tird ear scott at her borne lot 23 sixth line ksoueilntr township on monday march 24 19v1 rachel arthur ulriow of the late wm w scott in her 791 h year cook at the home bower ave acton on thursday march 27 lato bertha may hnyward wid ow of the late oliver cook slowest melting natural ice in commercial use is alaskas milium enr old rlnrl r it is shipped south for use in chilling drink we agree with other citizens that some im proved planning of sewer construction is needed so that detour roadways are left usable the present lumping from spot to spot is not advan tageous to travel or the convenience of citizens an unsigned letter to the editor of the fergus news record laments the fact that fergus is still a village and queries why are small places like j acton becoming towns while we remain a sleep ing village as an outsider looking on wed j hazard the guess that the village is waiting for beatty i to help shed the diapers what is froe enterprise well free enterprise is prices kept down by competition it is taxes paid by business as well as the wage earner it it reward for the go getter and not for- the ly it is opportunity for the little man to run his own business unhampered by red tape and regulation it is less expensive government and more profitable business it es dur canada built en the principle of give a good man a chance to get ahead and hell go on from there cecil a carr optometrist oueiph 8 douglas st ti imt radio service guaranteed repair to all malta and models manning electric bhonb2s0 hasvzst fruit salad 27e bright peaches z33c cold rsef apricots t 2e easter jelly candy i7e roittar peanut butter l yjt bsiohtb ramot tomato juice 15c zoc 10oz tow tim xso garden patch corn niblet8 icernel corn allouette tomatoes zxxoc glenwoo diced beets 3 vxsc glzhwood dieed carrots 3 xse pork and beans 9e 17c van camps you save 20c i ufteoddctrpey oftkb as jlm mi p 4ic ahazoto 8tjdb por all wabhiho pink salmon i 3c 4le quick quaker oats 30c dandee tea l 38c vl 7se romar coffee 4e 83e lr heinz cereals 23e domestic shortening u 30c wares lemon pie 15c hew i water repellent glo coat oiant tre8pipfc aseialm l extra s9 ob johtmon paste wax 59c 9sc wizard glass wax 49e society dog food 14c yeuow quick margarine hi mclaren pancake syrup yon bit by buying olant packaaa oxydol tideduz65c 219c 19c 7c 17c 33c up a j buchanan tvmtlaj kurgaaa ufflreuruhniaii lllock mu1 st offlr llau m tu pa x hay 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