Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 15, 1950, p. 2

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pack two thi acton wee psess tiii1hsi1ay june mi it 1 artott 3f vtt ijrtbb v o ium tt0 ihuvi sutscurnom kateswi m uftilj hh v ui wu u- ktk u 4 m ujmmi 1 u km ck l uru u re4i- advebttsjwc ftatu o t4lutu- ui t 4 1 i altk4ww cl wu t t lk w fcjwuivf u m j umi lk uitiilim lht u u1 ml b utu fa ur wm u u iifntuaml wvwttw mu bj i ch mtamal tt 4u4 la whua t it tivwtu tt i w twwt dttlr 4 t4 fct ika tjvnt j with mm mw m ir mu uimly muj fc mlu t 4 i tksi u ur u wmwj lr tv vr i us tuuiitr l a rmtae t itm mtm rt al mib jtlmt a lk wmj fcr lb evat 1 br uwk jm c arlor mlijl liu- tb li er fejuarbl bm luttoiu offua ac dy jun 3s a wk from sunday jun 2mh at ton wil mark with fitting tar vice the elevation of lint communily to trie lutut of a town actually acton hat ben officially a town tince the firt of i he year it it fitting that a tuitabl evint in which all citient nd fr tenth of the patt anii ratidcntt of the dittnct could participate hat been provided acton hat had the required population for becoming a town for hwpitt ten yeart and it now nearer the 3 000 mark than the required 2 000 population for te verity teven yeart acton wat an incorporateclvillage it took ity teven yeart to qain the tecond thoutand population and the latt ten year elmott the ihird thoutand increate sunday june 2 5th w 1 1 1 be a momen tout occasion for many of ut the village wat a friendly place in the dnys when we knew who rended in every home could call every one by name a we met them on the ttrrel and mott of the population were employed in either th tan nrry or the glove thop they are many happy memortei of the village which hat leen replaced by the town lilewtte there is tome elation and joy m fact that growth it shown that identif icatton of rendence n helped by numbered houiet and plcet of businest that even if we can t name all we meet they are still friendly and they may be employed in any of the eighteen industries which now ship products to world markets from acton sunday june 25th it a great day for acton and for all of ut to take part it it a matter of deep regret that rev a c stewart who had planned to speak to actonian on that day wat to suddenly called to the higher community the spirit and life he gave in service to acton and district for nine yeart will always be chenthed in the hearts of those who remain and will be present in acton park on june 25th and in the yeart that follow delay and dissatisfaction the new county assessment that was inaugu rated in halton to improve and equalize the county rate is not proving very satisfactory and it appears will even be more costly than the old plan of holding a county court of equalization it s twentyeight years since the assessment of hnlton has been equalized and it is obvious that the figures now being used are unfair to many municipalities and ver favorable to those places which have had greater growth and expansion m this period we are in smpathy with those municipalities w ho are car r ing more than thee stiaie of the county levy we believe it s now about five ear smce halton started the new county assessment and ei we hud that onlv three of the municipalities hae completed their assessment while six are still unfinished and stalling the inauguration o the system th municipalities which have fin ished the work may well ask why if the assess ment can be done in ihree it can be done in the other six completion would settle a lot of pre sent dissatisfaction evidence of this dissatisfac tion may be seen m the attempt of the north halton high school board to secure a m6re equit able- basis for sharing of school costs if the assessment is going to be delayed fur ther it might be well if county court of equaliza tion were demanded of county council twenty eight years has seen loo many changes and five years is certainly long enough to inaugurate the new assessment plan t failing a court of equalization a fine of a minimum of 1000 a month might be an incen tive for the delaying municipaities to bestir themselves but of course such a stipulation might be difficult to find favor when the majority would be subject to fine democracy has its limitations too d fer dad day on the day set aside for father when father it king and supreme lets bring him his slippers and jlp up his zippers and feed turn on peaches and cream let t let him go through with hit stories with never a wofd of reminder let s never correct him or coldy inspect iwm let t try if we can to be kinder lets taten to all of hit programt let s give hm tfve peper t front taction lets buy him a present and lie etra plea 7 sent aihj tltow turn our love and affection tel t not wear him out with complaining nor hner nor badger no txwrow lets not male him hurry at needlessly worry we ii back to normal lviwwiow pkhard arnvnur te 1 o met te ae tlte numtier of meelmgt we attend in retold ing the hapftemngt in the home town usually laket tare of juite a lot of tin we don t mind fhit lietaute tfve lime it lelng uied to advantage what itort itollter ut it the time rtveelingt rd events are i hdulef for and the time thoy start patently a nve1iny was called for ii pm and we dived five tiunutet itefore the hour to find one other person and ourtelvet were tho only ones on tmve incfed it waev p m lefoir the entire group wat present this unfortunate yet polar situation teenu to he the greatest time ccy turner on our agenda nit we feel sure it affects everyone ette the same way those that don t arrive on tinve aro quite likely sitting at home waiting ivecaute ttiey know proceedings wont ttart on time and llum who arrive on lime mutt wait for the othert to decide to make the move it seems that if everyone would begin ic attend funtiont on linw there would be a lot of tinw saved a comhmej effort to destroy the fashionably late idea vould tx a boon to all whe i opposed in view of the ft that observance of the kmn s nulhday can o easily te ihanqed from iwpmlni to june it appears downright foolish that ihe canadian parliament has not taken action to make victoria day and dominion day fined on mondays eah yeai lather than falling in mid week reason for changing of the king s birthday observance by six months is given that birthdays and new year honors conferred by the king would clash in view of the fact that so few arj affected by the honors and so many are affected by wid week holidays the neglect to change is more than ever obvious what s wrong with making dominion day the first monday in july and victoria day the last monday m may who is there to raise ob feet ion to such a proposal we believe all political parties would have agree ment on such a proposal and therefore it could not be even made an election issue parliament has delayed too long now on making the change the long weekend finds approval certainly with the working folk and some member of parlia ment can find real favor by sponsoring the change of these holidays to monday there is no excuse for further delay perhaps parliament prefers to deal with morn trivial things and such a change would not pro t vide sufficient time for foolish debate and those who did oppose the change would look foolish in the eyes of the electors editorial notes seeds o be ihe season of family reunions as get to qehers arc scheduled family trees are unearthed td people talk of long lost relat oris workers i ruii t have to ork twenty time as lonq as canad ans to earn a pdund of sugar the averaoe can ad in industrial worker earns the pr ce ot a pcxnd of sugar m six minutes th russian works two hours for his last week chesley opened a fine new publ school to replace the high and public schools destroyed by fire the loss necessitated an e penditure of 300000 the high school building bemg used is of steelox construction toronto and windsor appear to have entered into competition on a vice cleanup was a time when montreal used to be toronto s competitor but some of the smaller cities apparently can challenge toronto the good when jt comes to vice wi the many days now being observed such as mothers day fathers day etc we sug gest that the calendar makers mark these davs ortthe calendar pads of the future it might be quite a chore to mark them all but a start could be made ct3qli reeolleeliong ol aclon back in 1w0 lkr fra sb iwbi t tka vi fret u tfcartlay juu tl ism ururt hufiiphrt- and hawk liljifvl t r 4 flour to uimral it wk t ounrtll wlhanib la having th irrlrtr light litalallnl it ma rrtlit ut arut llvny atatil tti urrtmar mat la mi unuv im fur tli 1nflt of th intnl wu tit hi at i4 ui aaaoii in uwu ixit ii iliadtht gtmml iiiiwtl aiul liiivt4t very r at hiik th matt ti m i1 a it am of hlttlmf aun loya artit irani iiimii tlm itiwn uia w hldnry nnltt ami maalr nittnw iiiltnl in i r tumt hall riaimlaru al mi fil1av ami will armt aummvr al kalivlew ilur ur karll mh f iu wmii twiimiih aijtl a irw m liia liiittir lirtr 11 m r k an hil atlmf iiitliiy i ii r i ittil dm 1ulh t ii km iik tiitiliia ttl iiiikmiiiila ir i ufultt 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