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paqk two the acton free pftess thursday june smh iho t tzfr artim 3fm jlrraa pubus lr tbuiadar at atlea 0um aultmxufd mvm1 lm au pmi olia dciatuiaiaai ottawa subscription rates- pw faa u u va uataj staiaa sac tddiitaml ugl copm t koib eld b1 aaw kwmi aaawla 4 l aa uui ol idditu i rnjuatat advertlvlng vateso aptucalua aaj as i la tuuw eajutsa kmiul- ajtfcowsa swaculla will ba ukw i avaial te tk fra cfi a4artasj u it cul unii on lk utjitiltnd f that u ui t m tutu lor tar niw la ur 4rtuaml fblua4 kfudr unlet moj ol aatl4asat is 14 la wnilaa t taa advsriisar sad ra lutaaa ia ta ft vr bjaass mtas 4ulr u w r a asttas aa4 wlia tuck aftw ar vr rtiua alalalr 4hmj la wrtllaa lliwi la lkvsl rasa it aaj avr sa avasa u a orract4 7 tla vraa haas it lubultr stall aw aacaaj sue a baaajtloa el ifca ati coat uf saxi 4aflifraaat ttt tpaa wcubuacf by tka aoiad rtr baas a la las bau a aaatupaad r luik ajvavtlamaaai c arlor dilu auiuu kdilorut aj bwalafia oflua i hjtaa ijj an intarattlng symbol in the bnltih house of commons when a speaker it choten ihis 11 done belore hand and when the home mocu the clerk of the houie file and points hit fmijer stltntly at the member who has been chosen then two members catch him by the arms and force him to the seakvr chair with every evidence of unwillingness on hii part even go ing to the point of shaking his fist at those who scort him the point is that tctnj speaker ycais go meant being the officer of the house of commons who spoke to the k ig very severely sometimes about the liberties of the people and the amount of the people s income wh ch the king was spending it was sometimes a rather risky post to hold the full symbolism is not used at ottawa there it not the same dear evidence of unwill i no nest on the part of a new speaker it would be a good thing perhaps if the old fashioned ritual were perpetuated in detail the theory of democratic government is that the man who serves the public docs so at loss and inconvenience he risks unpopularity he undertakes an unpleasant and unprofitable task because it is his duty to do so it teems a long time ago since anyone men honed this in canada it seems many years ago that the idea was changed and canadian were given to understand that election to a legislature or public office of any kind was a sort of pnvi lege paying very good returns and to be sought after not avoided this is all evidence of the change which has come over the idea of government in democ faciei where governments and the r off cials were supposed to be servants of 1ne people elected to serve the people well they were paid and treated about as poorly as servants often are there has grown up the idea th it ministers members of parliament and the civil servants are a specially favoured class of people who have won great privileges for which they must be well rewarded it is now becoming rather im ptoper to say that a government is badly run or that it wattes money or that it tries all kinds of experiments without sufficient thought people in this country have been heard to say that any on who tayt that the prime minister at any time it not fit for hit job it being a disloyal citizen probably it it not possible to go the whole way to the old system but sensible men will agree that it would be4good thing if there were a little more of the idea that public office of any tort it sometimes undertaken unwillingly at lots nd inconvenience even at ttietfitk of unpop ularity for the solitary purpose of serving the nation unselfishly a rettino place every town of any use has a library which supplies citizens with a wealth of reading mater lal for a very nominal fee what we have in mind however is some thing that compares with a library namely a museum a wealth of material lies hidden in attict cellars and trunks invaluable amounts of historical information lies buned and would only be uncovered by a concentrated search on several trips to the united states we found a very interesting time in surveying the great number of monuments that mark all fam ous historical events and locations museums ware located in towns and although they could not be compared to our royal ontario museum in toronto they were satisfactory resting places for th tejwt of historical value that are continuously being found the history of ha hon county it rich in intrigu ing historical items and this municipality has con tributed its share if the town does not feel the matter it worth consideration perhaps it could be considered a county prolect and a museum be located in the county town of milton kfiisa0hfso ftauty the beautiful countryside that follows the roads of halton and ontario is being endangered by a careless few people who deliberately dump litter in beau ty spots along the road should not go unnoticed nor should the oeople who m suc the munic pal dumping facilities by not dumping in the proper places nature t despoilers are at work everywhere and the maonty of them do not realize that they are contributing to what might eventually be a national problem posting up signs it a remedy suggested by one editorialist whose opinions we have read it seems unnecessary however to again mar the beautiful scenery with blaring signs the only remedy we can suggest is a little care on everyone s part disposing ot waste presents a great problem as municipalities evpand and the country t pop ulation increases burning is one method but this endangers a rich heritage of forest land and leaves the only sensible solution to the problem burying when camping vacationing or travelling in opencountry resist the temptation of easy dis potel that mars the beautiful summer country take the few extra minutes and bury tle refuse in this way you will x contributing to the future generations by contributing to tit beauty c your country a hew an god of our fathers who were men of worth rung in through us our native land s rebirth throned in ten millionhjoorts firm strong and free have thy dominion lord from sea to sea rom many nations wo her children stream make tins our land the cmpire of thy dream fvery year on july first canadians silently and verbally affirm their belief in tins canada of run this year ossibly to an extent never lx fore experienced individuals and familii s streaming in from countries all around the wort t will celebrate our national holiday they have founded new homes in canada have they found the trua democracy they came so far to seek they arc discovering the untold wealth of farm and forest mine and mill are they finding the counterpart m the hearts and minds and spirit of the canadian people many newcomers have escaped literally through a chink in the iron curtain do we make sure they do not find here a steely curtain of selfishness they have fled from hunger and hurt disease and death physical moral and spiritual must they encounter here the contagion d materialism and the disregard of moral law which increases divorce industrial disputes traf fie accidents and crime we who are your children know you o our land so do not let us fool ourstlves and thus strip our country of her mightiest opportunity with homes that can be butkwarks with educa tionnl ficilities unsurpassed anywhere let us keep remembering that the leadership of the future goes to men of moral courage that as a vell known philosopher said a nation that has qrown up mtellectu illy must grow up morally or per sh for this we need a re dedication of our people to the elementary virtues of honesty un i ifishness and love and we must have the will to find what unites people rather than what d vides them july first 1950 can become for canada the symbol of a new era a new age leading on to a rew world plesiollc recollections ol acton crjoizi end grim temlndar black headlines have turned their shrieking voice to the newly declared war between north and south korea pnce again headlines report fights and planes downed once again a part of the world it doing pitched battle countries are speeding armt to the sections and leaders are busy laying plans of strategy in an effort once again to annihilate fellow men five years ago the entire world wat recovering from havoc that rocked the nations and now e war with unknown possibilities hat been start ed truman s warning to russia informed them that the usa took a very dim view of the ag gression in korea defence minister canton had h s huge budget for defence approved recently these two factors may pomt out the far reaching effect that this war could achieve toitotlal notes back in 1900 taken frvm tkt uiue 0 the fr tmt vf thuriday june 2 j900 mr j mm a trie etqimilnc wu th fint man to bring in nrw put blurs this iruon hrv juarph u har ua th nrw jitor of thr ur thud 1st church will comm-nc- hu past urate hrr nrxt sunday many improvrmnti to thr rxmtrs in town t tn projrrn notably thr rrsldrncr of ri itrcve nlrklln im i lower avrnue and mr anfu lwaun on agnes strrrt have brrn transformed by th unltd tfiorls il carpriitrr and ulntrr owing to i he rptdrmlr of dijj thrrta and ararlrt frvcr at oetirgr town entrance examinations w ill be written hrre by thr ar tt and urn- house puplla tim municipal council i takln the in 1 per roune when it mull u rrtouly the tutting down of nr manrnt pat merits on thr local im provrmrnl plan ily this m ih id ntln strrrta art laid in onr srj mmi and th nl is largrlv born- t v thr mum- rlii uhu h profit bv tlir linpn tm nt vt tn n on untv unrll met on tut t1ay th nit rntit m rrr j trmel in mi a coat tif arnii dec rating the inlt rtor of the tnurt nmm thlt is i pn a nt t thi county from his h m r juiim htmllton ir t i ktll v who succeeds ir y j it hntr nrrlveil from hum ii ton on tuesday and is 10 1 1 ttuir m tiled ut his n itdenee on y rel rli k stmi t he is an tumour rrndunte of muilt unhirity at mi ntrt ul a nt vv tank hi im en put in the imii r r nt at tin povn r house alx m the im hi r tt n fill the holh r nftt r clinnlng l th the electrician and fire hrigide w ill apnret late till tth h k in 1930 f rtrm tie fsjiir 0 1ie tree press of thursday june m 1930 actons tax rate uill he the sai as um var47 mills an unusually large clasa are writing their rntranrr examlna tmna at acton this vi ar there are thirty three pupils from the acttm j public school and fnrlv from the schools of the district the secretaries of the united church if canada held a luncheon in toronto in honor of flev dr t albert mot ire general secretary of thi church who has completed flf t inn in the christian ministi riftv rir ago thu week he left his himi in acton to drive to his firt charge at i on don north mr frank brattle of flora has ixi n tranvfirrid tn acton as cnr stiitn n agent and mr mlddleton w ho haj txi n the agent her th pat four earn haji assumed duties nt grant- n w ork commenced thi w cek n an ddltit n to itnckwood public school tht total cot of the tmc tnre will b approximatelv 1booo with gihshbveabl ureguabd safety tubes goodycir life tiusrds give you pitsilivc prutct ion biioh blowout dan grr mjlc a blow out harmless a a slow irak lihouards til any make of urc uiien txjlutt tcxeral set ol urrs drive in let ui trll lou th ljfcguarij siory business directory wtaiuu thompson motors iso miu st phone 69 whd sales a uivice cnnatla s production of crude petroleum reached 21500 000 bar re is last year an increase of 74 h r cent over ims wntednow aoent km acton whu or part mm compul tloclc ahruba nui frail i ate take advantage of building boom 0nrr nr4 ear tmibcu write hlham nutsesv co toronto the gananoque reporter recently issued a very fine edition marking their 90 years of ser i vicvto that district i koroa made the headlines by declaring war this declaration may yet have far reaching ef fects on the world at large remaps we should consider the situation last call this week for extra copies of the special anniversary edition to be issued as a sup plement to the acton free press on july 6 hours of good reading are contained in this historical issue d b 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