Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), November 18, 1954, p. 2

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and d sct rte a eced tavmg a part in all the var os sccc- xres acon se were a student in rv 9 scxx b d ng and have been on scoc 5caiss c seeai ars during this ex cjo z eg t as been a most interesting peoc ecca- ca ieers n th s community common problems sac n is39 25 years before confederation e icf as sarea r sm ths falls to manu cre 9 1 ecu pmert it grew as the country ecjrvied e re over a hundred years was a v krcvm re on every farm and the auction i g c every sale bill the plant grew until ocwc w s re o 10 acres and is presently em p cy g 0c workers tke past week the record news of smiths fa s anrctxed that rhe plant will be closed it w corp etey suspend operations early next sc ng ve don t know much about the frost and vioog ccpan other than it was well establish ea and n a good position to manufacture good eqj pefi its products are of the kind that are used on every farm no doubt its present ma nes do much more per man than the pro ocs t made over a 100 years ago maybe we hae come to the time when we need more men ic operate the machines on the farms than we reed to make them in another city men are walk na up and down in front of a big farm implement manufacturing p ant demanding more wages 01 benefits and the production 1 nes are die we often wonder what will bi ng about var ious groups of workers a better understanding of our common problems arjriculture is still cana das basic industry its prosperity its acceptance cf its product n the world markets reflects on the general prosper t of canada as a whole when farmers cease or are unable to buy the products cf our own factories perhaps surv val will mean a return to the land or a better understanding of our problems if you wou d avo d susp c on do not lace oui shoes m a meon patch ch nese proverb our own folks ii otn think ino pdltoiially ihk week i tlnyoil akmv ftgiiivillui al linn it t ivrmunn l y itsiahomol tlw piiml i iiilny wn hml luiuhroh w th ihc fii ton of thn pnn i oundl of nnndn 1h if metmino in loionto loi a loupln o dx 1hr 1 nmi honi ill pmti ol 1 nnniffl our lshr imupnivmi5 wot torn thi nntionnl ohiin tiom sikfltoon mu fioin vjurbo ltr ihkl pim i vloii to thr fnnniiig torn nnn tipx ttnn tn olhii pit yioii rtinl it wrt nu tilting thotloit that thn oviiiivp ol llw n1in wrtokly nppinn aoialitin tlnuikl fviitkoail pii0 lyiitj holi to n yionp tint to p mnl in k iniin uih 111 mipoitint hrniuli ol tim io the dvi mjkit lht mniknling of f i ptvfiti tni ionw 1 long n nuo llio inv ot the nilknnn who dnliveitni tho niilk in i hg ontmpi ind mnmmeil it out in iho uy thnt w t imoi ght to tin doot to ijpi the amount ihim rsl rti niornnhj vse thotoughl cii0td tho bnof mooting w th th itit gtoup who are striving to mako dn piojinfs bolter and more ncieptable in fvr home on wefnesda of this week we ofn a week l iiewpiper cjroup meeting with the new minis ter of aqikulture hon f s thomas then to finish oft the evening we go to the royal winter fur we write this on monday to see the best in farm products that canada produces we are more than pleased that this year the worlds wheat king is a farmer well known tojs william breckon who produced the best wheat right here in our county of halton his is one of the exhibits from halton that will be a must on our visit to the royal when we consider the many exhibitors who will be at the royal right from our county we make no apology for our intimate contacts with agricultural groups were right among our own folks even if we never tilled the soil we are privileged to share their viewpoint on matters which are of vital interest to all canadians the good old days may have seemed better back in 1904 back in 1934 thunder novambfr 17 ii tln i u t alv itrtlllln lkll i 1 niid n rr dip r iird px ritm uu imm f th tm ptmb mf thandmr narmhcr is i am th wnth nmvrtary of tb igtiti u it m- afmult rlftmt tb or mi 1 wnr r rt ty m of atr ir jtnrt it u i rrnm that r irrl mlrm ih- r ar rn atr tnll rhrfh ttrlrwi hy h rnll tfr if trblr m m rf th twrt kri f hrrlian r art anrl ai n rjt f atn mt1 l iwlrtrl r hrrr n tv- tt r hi r1 r lrtmn in tatirn rrtflt acion mr yu fpri r t u tg rr 1 today 1 lirrrj n rtil anl rifrt ttvfin hy irr r hr rf artn hih vrl rwj r irir lallf irl hi j t f w iv n pr- ui ms fx uht mr w surk mr f hi n th- hr n fl f murt mri a t ftfn mm ia rhiirrin vim tlirli hpitih i mim mamlr- air wr a n tho iriiram mr ii i mv r th yjjf nut n if ro tflr a 1 nr fj ifvuy th thf iniar lucky seven is rolled for the camera by this animated dice two some at the ys mens halloween party in the arena recently as the picture suggests children weren t the only prize winners be hind the masks are mrs j calder and mrs f crump n w the new surprise bag many of us remember the days of the one cent grab bag or more later the popular bazaar item of fish pond the lure in such events was of course that there was always the hope of get ting more than the fee and the element of sur prise these things are still popular items at money- raising events but there is another one that seems to be played more frequently now than in other days perhaps it is the speed and hurry and per haps it is laxity in mailing but those cards of in sufficient postage seem to occur with annoying regularity in our mail we get a lot of press releases which never get further than the waste basket the pioblem is to know whether the article which re quires double the normal rates is worth paying for its like the old grab bagyou never know what you are getting until after you have paid our money we think the post office department is perfecttyusified in requiring payment for ser vice rendered certainly the place to get postage due is before the transaction is completed sometimes the transaction is never completed and we are getting the habit of not picking up the bulky mail on which we have postage to pay much of it we find conies from government pub licity releases which often aren t news and it is rather expensive material with which to load ones waste paper basket we ust hand out this h nt to propaganda departments in government or other groups where mail ng is heavy if you want it to get m the right basket be sure to put sufficient postage on your mailings the i ghtness of the po i no at some mun c pal elect ons n recent ears raises a po nt it is the poss l ty tr at people look upon the federal prov nc al and mun c pal governments as havinq ranks w th different degrees of importance the phrase tr ree levels of government suggests the same th nq perhaps 1 s a product of t altona man echo in favor of argument in onkailk spirited citizms artn t ml nndy to let ro of what could be a verv rood thing without another round or two the much arrued an nexation moc by the town to lake in a southern chunk of tnfilrar and thi assessment itlracuvt ford oakvillt phnl has bcin decided in fnnr of the township but in light of rtctnt ruhrir in dr a e bar- rj r enlarged seet plant oak- wlle has nsktd the cast be re irgued cemetery complications in bronte w hi re one of tht old 1 st district cemeteries still in usable stite exists some consternation de eloped recently when the question of final responsibility for mainten ancc and opirition wis put to tra falgar councillors it seems for some irs the cimctirv his been operat ing on little mone getting little attention and hamg a haphazard sstim of plotting direct its exten sion dancc collections in oakilu tht bin scouts and cubs vho recentl brought n two fn irhl c ir- to hold inticip itnl n cord pipi r colli clinns in i town md district dm milted then work tnd found hundhs fu short of lln ixpitkd high in f ict ruhn n or later discovered i pr iti s k iji outfit hid bun ovii tin 11 mind 1 li bi for indpukid up o iim1 r il st mttndid for th suuils santa laus in irin in inn 11mi1i1i tomnto md its fmid hnstinis nliihumpiin t ik ti th honis h il hosm nsrii n mnotimtd i sinn ci us n d will h hld in th m m s down tiwn ir i diet ml it 1h with th umiil floits dc ith sinn him s f md i in it lor ill tin child new fxprrsswa on in butlinkti n 1 litis for 1 n w ipussw i u twn tht 111 iph i in md wolf islmi u th w si rn nirru v m irmli n 11 ex t i i i f nilird b th hur ni n sulurbin 11 intiui boiril at its study meeting this week drift plan of the m w highway has already been submitud to the board with proposed service roads name neu rector in georgetown it was innounced list week that r k richardson will become sm ci ssor to archdtic on w g o thompson it george town ind gltn willnms anglican churehis in j inuir before tht new rector arrives from his jarvi incumbt ncv e te nsiv n nov itions will bi cirrnd out in the church flan loan upboard in burlington locil and district rtd cross officials tilkd a meeting of inter sted orf munitions to sind r presentntives to discuss the for mition of a loan cupboard to take ci re of needy causes in community or welfin work no further de tails are mentiontd evcept to add a pie 1 or support of this innoatiun slight hitch in erin in erin 1 motorist driving near tht villige towird cm iph rolled his e ir ovtr tpirllv lindtd back four is md tin on i mrtt d t of lilt 1 i i km wmdshkld roof vvhch ipi iri nili diillv molnrmi swrcplnir thr decks in mil to 1 1m pi is with p th d l ntur 1 mi f r t rv iti t ns md in 1 r w rk f r 10 2 1 issui f sjk1 hi train truck olllde in mill n dm r t r 1 tr ink willi 1st l lit is m mi 1 ll s i mid i ith hin h s kl mil ml oi lomi 1 r 1 p t irhu ditih t l nl hi nd hur f h d ir ls sh hit r 1 mil 11 il 1 w i v m of th- m rrhant t the chiracler of sh r by i inyrf sm n n mt mmtonn w if st irt h ad mi t 1 th mlri dingrnan anrj stff murh cndit li di nt 1 ntrtainrm nt 1 inilmcliv addr r thn illustrated larg numbi r of stcnoptirai of india wai given in th baptist church friday by the pas tor itev priest at t ng f 14 a-rdtijr- al rfrrrri cp f f mt fninrtl the ioral branch f e jxn tmit rf ak- r il ir- ill fjiicsted to mderak- a jim x liminau bot f ift n thi rr nt manufacturing is no the leading ndustry in 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