Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), August 31, 1950, p. 5

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thuksday august ml 150 the acton rs mtfss moatttvat sports camera the h alton rsiehan aeaoela- tlon found that the parent o ba bod could swing mighty power ful measure of weight around whfd someone ppaa led to their tilth brass and gained uic sympa thy of same this week they over ruled thr 1 1 ton association in drferrnre to tha pleading of the water low n dub who hsd protested a milton jlaer keilh rav in thr int c final the llalton aimmi turn ruled that kiv was inelifilile to pla in thr remainder of thr series t ut all mines placed mjld remain lit ihe txioki t only plated in the firit cme of thr wr irs vhuh vihon 1- k 12 3 milton a iked ami reeelved prrrniuinn frmn watrrdown to iv fav for the initial contnt lluwnrr after winnlntc lh n xt tm rimr thr waterdown club decided anmrthing should im donr alwhit the flrt ran trt they rut i pecially oeifrroua when milton trounced tiara to take anothrr pa me and tie thr uriri itowrvfk the malton outfit re iterated thir previous dirtum fay was inrligihlr for allrgrdlv signing with premon junlois at the nutut if the t act n tmlng an assumed name all games would remain as plaved hecauie waterdown had filed no protrat within 4a hour waterriow n ttecama desperate in the fifth tmf of the bem of aevrn shep d urctte wrh a no hit trr f r milt n and thr countv club look a tr mglrhotd on the w riei as a re ll ujiii rlnwn went dlrcclv to th on a alia sndr in his hanulti n ffirr the o it a re erd ttif million derision and de elded to tuurd thr firt game of the writ 1 matrrdovin hatil a meetlnc wa called of the llalton asftocmtkn and a rraolution paed that th oi1a reconsider thrlr dictum pouuhlt assuming said tindv ttnt acquainted with the trur farts of the case now tut mattek rests u 1th the on a subcommittee until a meeting of the sub committee no more games u ill be plaved in the aerie and a recommendation from the oh a to the committee infers that the first scries should be scrap ped and a two of three scries be plaed in il stead ob touslv this would he unfair to milton who in the opinion of this scribe should have lone apo copped the scries whrlh r ii i lecauv of their prox lmit to hamilton or a feu strings the ic pulling in the proper places tt seem wntcrdoun ha a passie of that w rll know n commodity pull in m otinlions with the oha we hold no irnf for either club in the aeil tut undoubted a wrong la rink perpctrnted and it violates lasetw11 prkodure a ijtd down in the official rule txok i si rrrlsf or till final lnt a net n lw t orfkilb n ml ft rgu vik th wnk show ink of th fcr gus clul oiklllc tnadt a ckn sweep of the set in four straight anim v d heard fergus lot norm f their ke mrn for tht ser tea but we don t know w heth r its just n tumour or not ivrhsps the arc likht hid atuuething to do with tt foi on 11 recall fergus ut onh two gamt in the schedule both to oakmlh arrii till srcr has ne kleclid m ft ball in these parts this season onnon s constants re mind in c i tht re pla ing prctt fair bill din at the park with flaxtit ljbs going undefeated all vesr the mushhallers are slated to start tht rmk finals tonight with four n iim included in the set up baxter lab team no softball losses last thursday night saw the termination of the ibm chedulr of the acton softball irague the strong team of baxtrr i iah fin ishrd the reason with the env table record of no i is by drfratmg hachhns 12 7 tonight at 6 30 baxter will open the firt wmi final serin of thr be i in three games against itarhlin s the second series w ill ha e as opponents force and combers the popular hob and rrioti and churk shultls w t re minted to umpirt tonights luilr we h pe that a largi iiunilx r of fall will no- iul and iimr 1 tht ii fj i t tt am ttit y ait a- urtd of i ng a ir it mhi bund f s ftball bottom of th scrimmage hl joeph uter hutlr je the wrltrr of a letter to the ad it r of thr i h rut lan rntury uses an apt illustration to make a valu able ixilrit he was according to his own dewripti m a badl dls plared person at a lunrhron given to a group of football coaches dur ing an animated discussion of vart- nn phases of the game he listened without too much comprehension then one of the coachea turned to a rtrran referee and asked ma opinion of one of the moat public ized plavern of the day well the referee replied i ran v thu much i nrur had to dig him out of the bottom of a srrim mngr ltmh the n ft ne and hl hearers it tatk atisfird that the publics judgmmt and thr plvers itatun had ren slgniflrnntlv jutifl1 hit hsd if that wai what the irtti r writer wanted to know he thought not and wr think hh point i well taken if not thrn a lot of honest well intcntloned mncrre and srlf effacing rffort can be written off as ut o much stupid ity of ffmrv it i plrasanter snd more satlsfylnglv drsmstlc to com along with the final grand gesture and hurl oneself on the top of the scrimmage ny itself however this gesture would ha e larked effect iveness out for the inglorious un known at the bottom of the scrim mage the ball carrier wouldnt hae been slopped it s true that there is nothing dramatic or glnrlou about him ii emerges muddled and nattered and beaten after the cheering has died aw and hurries back to his place until opportunity calls again you can find plenty of examples that fit his case neatlr the letterwrit er had a lit of them and we chose mother yon might visualise him a a rsther indefinite and annnv- mout character he belongs neither to capital nor to labor he is neither what wc call nn industrial ist nor n farmer he hant the wealth or common interest or or- ganiration to gie him power as i premirt group he belongs in that tw tlikht land w here rcidr the niot forgot 1 1 n of forgotten mer thr white collar worktr he is of tt n to he found at the bottom of the scrimmage doing his humble bevt while the furor mounts about the more showy actors nut let us make no mistake whilt the rules of the game whither of football or life remain as tho are the man at the bottoti of tsie scrimmage is not a figure of foiled effort and official scorn but tht n al hero of the piece the man who does the biggest job and takes the major part of the jolts rtmcoauut fur coats will probably cdtyt more this winter sxpacially tko of the higher quality akin advis the flnanaal poet whkjt ataue that the raw fur market has bate ery firm you could get a good wild mink the kind moit woman go for at h000 or so last yr tw year tt will coat around t54 ranch mink wul come a little cheaper around ttvx hut still 10 per cent and more above last fall s prlrac you re talking in flo terms alaskan seal maybet wall thats up too from an average 1050 last tr to tliflo or so however the cheaper furs mue- krat for instance should start off about the earn as a year ago test of experience itv joseph i iter ftuttetfu fven good and sound men not for a moment to be grouped with the thoddy frllow travellers of moscow are sometime disturbed b the suggestion that in promising murh mimcow has gained much that is true enough hut they ar gue too and regretfully that while prnmlvi are not performance gtv- tn the same hfrtlmr as free enter- pris communism might make good il boast the fallacy of the argummt is thr assumption that enterprise has had the larger opportunity modem free enterprise began with the ma chine and communism began with it too enterprise thought to use the machine in the interests of pro gress karl marx was quick to en- vhlon the power inherent in it and thought to exploit this power in his basic theory of the class strug gle to communism the power of the machine represented privilege to be aelied from someone else en trrprlse saw in the freedom it of fered a means of creating new benefits that all might share com munism in a hundred years has gained snd givrn nnlv power kn trrprise helped strike the shackles from four million slaves and abol ished slavery throughout the civil irtd world it took children out factories and made child labor me ga it cut work hours in half saw labor organ lied and unorganised achieve a new dignity find a new security and assume new power and influence of course all the leftish thinkers will be quirk to now that all heae gains were wrenrhed from the greedy and reluctant fingers of the capitalists thst is spurious think ing all siich greedy capitalists would hsve had to do to defeat these gains was to do noshing the industry of rderdav could not ha e hoped to support the rights and benefits and prmlcges that the worker enjova todav it was the es- rerpriie of free enterprise the un- rcadng search for new and better methods and more and better ma chines thst enabled a lessened work effort to produce more call it any names vou want it was the ini tiative and lston and daring of en- terprie not the demands of labor that made labors stains a fact tt a capital that put power into thr hands of workmen to enable them to improve their lot think of the empty and destnict- le reslltv behind the hundred ears of communism then remem ber whst in sixty years and in canada and under capitalism the worker has achieved in 1ww his bot effort produced an annual to tal of 1371 in goods of which his w age share was j3t2 or 31 4 pe- eent of the results of his labor for his years production in 1mji he re- cehed virtually the same percent age nut he used the machines en terprise had provided and working fewer and less laborious hours he produced goods to the value of tinrts of which his share was cnw in all res son abl en ess which sstem stands the test of eyper lence luttua gaat new material mixture of rub ber and plastic reain aaidl to auk acidreauting gears uusl stand up under use that wear out tsveulsi in a few tiki li reports by the financial pott called knrup the material is recommended by maker for washing machine part a high ly resistant to new detergent it is made in different degreaa of hardneas and elasticity can be handled by ordinary rubber fab ricating machinery field to have high dielectric strength reeiatant to solvent oils mild iwh ab rasion temperatures u to s50 dags f maker suggests use in gears in heavy duty lathee timing devlrea etc avathan htvv exrossth tt sine the esoort reatrlctioi wrre lifted to the united slate two vrars ago 000 thousand head of cattle and 179 mill ton pounds of dressed beef have barn exported which is equivalent to about 1 07 000 head of cattle even though the rattle population has declined from the im3 peak of 10 8 million to tl million in 1040 according to figure released by thr marketing service ivpt of agriculture ottawa niw truck bod manufactured in u s uses truck motor to refrigerate milk at constant 40 deg f reports the financial post kefrlgerattng unit is located under hood adds zest to the hour const miles keep sharp lookout for drivers like this who do era things that menaccjither peoples lues here the camera caught one at- tempted suicide or homicide in tho act of breaking almost ver rule in the book passing on a hill on a curve and ignoring the solid white line down the middle of the highwn jlhead optometrist eyea eunlncd scientifically hkabino aid bv quick repairs to ghana bhwalara field gtumfl etc phone u guelph nx t tmh foot ailments treated miss allan cwropodl trrau nu vrnwu la- trw nail bbkuiu lu arrlrs abiums tr faal caafart 37 arthur si oualph pkona 1390j healthy sport take the kinki out of your musclei and have fun betides i bowl on our modern alleys open september 1st acton bowling lanes on sril dvruf avevue ast north east ilmlu af duels s i larri r brtkht r picture in tht opt n air lltar th nutchli vi lout of the in a car pt alter showing this week fbisat sept 13 luck of the irish tyrone power montues sept 45 red hot and blue betty humon victor mature musical comedy wedthurs sept 67 double feature ladies of the chorus comedy drama leather qloves i action horticultural show acclaimed success icotuuued rot p0 0 cabbae un e u 11 mrs j henderson mjv a rcmgm- bury cauliflower mrs j henderson uia a j niiutt urs t ix hos kin c anut mrs geo ilolton mr a u hoot urs c h harris celery arthur bolton urs a d ii l mrt e u hutkinj citron arthur itolton mrs j henderson coin coldtn ilanum mntum s cordon urs j henderson corn aov mr y m hue king mn frank krlsu curunter slicing mrs a klnefctmry arthur llolton i g armitronf urumltrr pirkhritf mn a klnkury artliur llultun mrs red alton ctirunitier cjhnklu mitlr moore arthur ll h n mir a k tneibury onion uli mrs a k njthur mvrtu moon mn t com land citltii sl mil j lleiidrrann oru n lrklinf mvitl mcwire on i mi rmiltii li r mr tr d altmi mrttr m mie mrs v nrvtl onumm sunlti tred mi adowi mrs fnil alton mn j 11 ndrraon in as mwtle mihre mrt a j r llit mrs a ii iloot pepiteni mn a klnffshurv mrs j hrndrnon mn roy younr potato s early mis e m hoa ting mrs a kingsbury mrtle moore potatoes late slanl stewart mn a klnirtiiry mn rrett al ton pumpkin mn 1 m ihvtkinff mrs a klngibury stiuth mn itov oune arthur llltmi mrs a ktnkiury african violet lira wn s gor- dottt mrs- c ntekali urs a tt root begoola foliaje ura e u hos- king geranium fred meadows mrt w luuwr i aov of kouae plant mrs z nirkell mrs w hauur mn cha thatcher javeaiu beattaa bird house wayne ho king arthur ii brown display of vegetablee bruce hoiking donna kingsbury lona itotton duplay of wild flowere bruce hoaking donna kingsbury arthur il ilrown in 1mj mora thaa ultaa uvr pelts were tajcaa by caadlaa tru per value of teirule goods produaa annually in canada eacssda tka alue of the entire wbaat crop and is five umea that of gold mi kli aov of v getabli arthur bol tn mn a kinjisbury stanley sti wirt aster lndl ihnl mr and mrs j mmdrfson 1st snd 2nll mrs m alton alters 3 uhltr or rllow tn j henderson asters 3 mauc nr purple mrs j henderson asters 3 pink or red mn j henderson mrs fred alton mre f m hoeklng calendula m rtle moore mn fred alton mn f m hosklng carnations mn a b root mrs j henderson clarkla myrtle moore cosmoa mrs f co pel and myr tie moore mrs geo bolton dahlia individual mrs a b root mrs fred alton mn t sickell dahlias 3 mrs a b root mrs fred alton mn f m inking galliardia mn f nirkell glidiohis whitt or tinted mrs j hindirmin mis f nickrll mrs ro yourik gladiolus rmm or illiw mrs chs thalrhrr mrs r coelanil cladlolvi larnlrr or blue mrs j h ndi rson clidiohis pink or rose mrs f m hosking mrs a kinksburx mrs fred alton gladiolus rtm mrs f nirketl martle moore mrs a b rtoot gladiolus aoc mrtle moore mrs f m hnsking mrs j hi n drrwn gladiolus 3mvrtlc moore mrs f nickrll mrs cha thatcher gladiolus smrs t vickrll glidiolus tnst in nw mrs a kingsbury iarkspur mrs f m hosklng mxrtle moorr mangolds afncsn mv rtle fonre mrs f vckcll mrs gt bolton mangolda fr nrh mrs kingshurs mutlf m wn mrs w s gordon nisturtiums os armstrong mrs j henderson mrs f m hos king ivtunis sinkl- ordinars mn c h hms mrs w ha user mn kinghur p tunias double mrs j hen d rson phi x pritmm ndi mr f m h king salpiglossis mrtle moore snapdragon mrs f m hoiking mm b root stocks mrs e m hosklng sweet peas mn no young zinnias john henderson mrs geo bolton mrs f copeland anv other annual mrs overht ard on a madison avenue bus ilea been guile ilrk he has thatt disease 1 va forgotten the name where the red po pair lea est up all the u hlte popstrlee t your eyes deurvi the 11jt contult r m bell l0lsad opiamaexa hieisa 33rl3 uin sewer installations i wa era prepared to install sewer pipe of fourinch nocor rode or vitrified clay from tha ttraot connection to houses at 2 23 par lineal foot wa are utt com plating installation of tanices in milton that have proven very satisfactory to all re tape y are g t a copy of rtfjfit mfiit tttui have the work cjonr now tx fori tho wiott r months when install it am aitrtiifficult a biro and j mathe contrsrtors acton p o vickell mrs wm s gordon dining table arrangement mr e nickell myrtle moore mrs j henderson church arangement mn a kingsbury mrs j henderson mrt e m hosklng lning room arrangement mrs a kingsburs mrs c h harris mr wm s gordon aster arrangement mrs j hen derson pansy arrangement mrs j henderson mrs w hauter rose arrangement mr j hen derson sweet peas arrangement mrs earl brown specials at rachlins to make room for new fall merchand se we have redixed a considerable portion of our stock to very attractive price levels tti s ts your opixktunity to save money by buying good quility mercriaiul sc al gsnuin reductions in price following are some of the items boys heavy pineapple stitch cotton t shuts in white only but can ba dyed for few pennlei kul it mh l 1 1 r i iiik mens white mercury t shirts iti kiilar 1 tin m boys camp shoes si 79 wm hi much mini boys leather oxfords lt k il it mim t r 12 w boys sharkskin windbreakers v lit kulir tiwi fot mill mens blfown oxfords itujilik vi mens sprty windbreaker jackhs ii i ilai ki ml rr hiis all ithi r jnkrt irl n cl i m mens tweed sport jackets lt k ui inm fur loos mens suits reduced by 30 thee are ell rjood quality maleriau with our usual high standard of lailorlno mens crepe sou d shoes hriiuur up tit 17 v fur tt 01 a iot of mens sport shirts rftfular up to 13 01 f i oa mens oooo ouatlty hand tailored ties fibular si v for bile u 00 quality for ii m tl 00 quality for ase mens mercury ankoet sox lit culor price tl 0o for tllv mens fine shirts rrsiilat up to 14 75 for t3 03 mots work trousers of dm quality material 195 mens ail wool trousers regular up to lit 50 for m05 no extra charge for cuff mens satin lined cotton gabardine topcoats regular price 22 30 for 114 stt b d rachlin

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