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aok two the acton free mess tiiuiudav junk 111 sljue acliiu jfrrr jjrrbb aailumt 4 ivh i tlj v j uju wim l fcxl u f ac tstkjnc satuo ul tu ina tm jaaaaa ai4kub tuiii u tt tatty w m f tmramp uvwtiuu to us mj uaub ik muiaf u trill u tu4j to biuui fe tk ii taj r ltm4 i tfc i fv i abbw 4jv tjf j tr tit urium a1 fc ji t w rlm to hita fc ipi j to lkl cm w mv ca wt4 u u bittbiilial bp tw rrm tt btvuttly 4wh 4 wbjiij mm fcf rtia j ik atira f uub i li rrililaahbl ik tar xtib i r i k ik ttiil nm itrt f ilt mwmifiil lf f titim atloy tuulx aultw uuwwj mj iviimm omu i jvftt a fw atkutitmft we mde trip monday mcwrung lo live pio rtr cemetery which we lwvy coniidered to le one of iri land mark of tl town and a pee of ground worth perpetuating what we found wat not exactly pleaiant a pre v tout ourney had been made to take a file picture and all the ttonet had been intact but ihit ourney revealed chalked lipitictved ttonet end one tlone at the entrance had been very really toppled over although itt piecet were un damaged the general appearance of the cemetery it not the bett either one tree itandt alone on the property a patch of ground it marked out m a bateball diamond and the pioneer cemetery it ouickly taking on the appearance of a vacant tot perhapt the children have tomething in claiming it at a bateball diamond perhapt if the ipot wat beautified to a certain extent more people would reatie the area wat a burying ground of the fathers of acton and perhapt the ttatelmett of the added treet and the beautify ing effect of the green grait would give the aiea the appearance of a tanctuary town workmen arrived on monday lifted the ttonet back into place and cut the grati thit wat truly a cjood job and the responsible parties should be given credit we do think though that a few added treet would be an asset when the descendants of those buried there took the trouble to erect a permanent caim at the retting place for the memorial stones it is only fitting that the ground be perpetuated by the owners and a little beauty be added to the pioneer cemetery in remembrance of those who founded the progressive town m which we live itmamlw wton old cart cray with gas fenders bent all over britain was the heading that introduced a rather amusing article recounting the effeel the abolishment of gas rationing had on britain cars that hadn t been on the road for a num ber of years due to the petrol shortage couldnt hand the rugged roads untended for a few years the cars were not the only thing that were a little rutty bent fenders resulted from the drivers taking up the tour bug after a few years bsenc from behind the wheel beyond the humorous side of the article though we found an imposition of the war final ly being relaxed five years after the victory after the struggle britons were hampered in their li xury until now when the gasoline rationing hci finally been relaxed when one thinks back to he restricted driv- mq of canadians the problem was more real since we were more closely associated with it d it not hard to understand the restriction causing british driver to abandon their cars dur ing the petrol shortage the gasoline restrictions in this country were abandoned several years ago with sighs of relief and we can certainly understand the thankfulness with which the britons took their first unrationed trip last sunday athough the breakdowns and the bent fenders would relax some of the joys of the trip britons would still be quite happy to be on the road again in the beautiful british spangtime shut m day this sunday summons us to this christ like ministry on one particular hy nd thai in itself is good it should also remind us that there might well be nany shut m s days m the course of a year but let ut be under no mitapprteniion while shut mt are greatly halped by our tohci tude tttey also have much to give few would choose stclroom or a wheel chair as a place from whch to enrtch the lives of others yet to many confined accomplish exactly that visitors tee te fore their eye what courage and faith can do in the presence of afflictions bravely borne they feel themselves silently rebuked for their own grumbling over trifles they find themselves strangely esalied before the greatness of the human spirit shut m s day then is twice blest it bletteth htm that gives end him that tabes go to your sick friend out of a sense of obligation you will come away feeling that you have received more than you have bestowed nd that your duty hat become a privilege a f need the carelessly dropped match can spread rum through hundreds of thoutandt of acret of timber arjd leave only blackened rums butmrett fires are not the only threat to canada s timtrr lands trie mam threat it mans need for lumber and hit elief that ttia limtrr resourcet are illimitable at he cuts it with only fcte present m mirwf although we think of forest fiiet ttnti timtker twattet only m terms of the norlttem country ihey are a very real problem in tte land that every fainter and every taxpayer fwnj right here pecklessly cut bush and thoughtless plow mo methodi can yet spell rum for canada the land of great resources without some bush or grass cop on rolling hillt the tprmg ramt wath the top soil into the rivers and the land looses its pro ductivity crops are meagre and the land te comes considered watte ground after a period of careless years the problem of conservation it indeed a very real problem not only for our farmers but for our townspeople whose water supply may le seriously affected by the lowering of the water table one cause of this tituation is the removal of too much forest cover from the land fvidence of a lowered water table is supplied by creeks that dry up in the summer and springs which cease to flow after many years of good service as cities and towns begin searching for increased water supplies they are realizing more and more the seriousness of the conservation problem and its direct effect on them county reforestation is making progress and tins is good before it is too late however trwnspeople and farmers must give serious con sideration to the protection through reforestation and conservation of the natural resources that canada has become noted for cziocal recollections ol acton ot hack in 1900 faun from rtr jttur of thr p rr f thursi4u md 31 iu00 thr i m nt r an buy n i hi rrp tu thr rvrw itaptut churth iiiimih by fire thr nrv punlnf mill at ilnwn kw mill was put into op- ration lat wrfk thlrtirn machines havr im plarfd ami art in operation on lb imi floors- mr j h tvmiy of filn ltr ot arton hai he buffering wvrrrty thr paat wrrk or two tnm m wound riuuit by hit hired man rrldnt ally running a manure tmk into hi hand no irfett rtldnt of arton rn rrmrmlirr when the old frame dwelling in the rar of the rl1 mrr or ur i mi ndrrtnn u v till h ib being torn down thla wrk was rnrrled it wu twilll ovir 70 yrari ago and u the rm n mmir of thr late ittifua alami one of thr f mnilrri of arton thr rand tiotik hallway offer to build a new trtoo pabungrr lli o in mlh f thai rlty will i lit m lh u m- f juhllrr laik ttii ootiat for tin mw wirnn iii k h ln vntnl to john jvmn f ir tht rnrj nti r work mm tl in v hill tlrami to f r brlrk ork mr j tllltttd to pli a day twi rtu aweinspinng and well nigh unbelievable are the victories that faith can win afflicted men and women learn and cooperate with the mevit able and we who are well feel like walking on tiptoe in their pretence they do not achieve a successful adiustment easily however and some times it is the realization that they are not fdrgot- ten and that they still have a large placeper haps larger place than everm the affection of their friends that tips the scales in their favour when therefore we remember and call we are contributing to the most gallant victories that arw being won anywhere mare money the question of how the cos of a new old rge pension system is to be met has been handed back to the government by the senate commons committee on old age pension security there are indications that it may be able to bring in a unanimous report recommending a 40 a month pension at 70 without a means test another plan that might receive approval is pay ment of pensions with a means test after the age of 65 this would also be at a maximum of 40 f month but the committee may suggest that it be administered by the provinces which would pay 50v of the cost at present the federal con tnbution is much higher variation m administration of the means test i id down by federal regulations have resulted in different levels m different provinces on the question of how canada is to pay for the universal pension the committee may do little more than narrow down the field of pos vbilities by submitting two or three schemes and leaving it up to the qovernment to choose tt seems tikely that in presenting one or more payment plans the committee will eliminate any system based on the insurance principle and favour a pay as ou go plan this system does not necessarily mean that in any one year re venue collected must meet payments on the insurance principle the pensions are funded so that the worker is in effect paying into a collec tive annunity for his own old age the taxation plans recommended will in all probability be contributory to the extent that as many as possible will be required to pay assuming that the 40 a month pension at 70 plus contribution to a means test pension be tween 65 and 70 is recommended the committee will be looking around for a way of collecting 250 000 000 above the present pension pay ments jr hab rr in he horn in ion ltoot and shoe store aft r m mtlng five w eka on thi mad in th int r ut of olx rhultxer and o lit mm mrun harlra and a mitore u ihtii up from toronto salun1n nflf moon and riturnrd on monday no mine bck in 1930 tdli from the liaiie of fhr free mi of trmrsriflv may l0 nut nun h llamas ported 1 m iilh fr tn thr llkht front of th pm k tlr hnrhi a tr l irullni i in jit 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