Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 6, 1958, p. 2

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utfji artoti strtt f rraa toe njy fpa tr ptabllabatf ta xeura founded til 175 and publish avery thuiri- dy at u will st e actoa onl mnbr of in- audit burrau of circulations th c w n a and the ontario que bee divtuon of tht c a n a advetijlnjf rates on rrcueit sub- iputni payable in advance p 00 in cao- jj 4 00 m the united state sis month f 75 ingle copttrj 7c auuiurlief u seoid clas mail pul office dtsrtmmju ottawa ptebnvkaj by tba dill jmollii publubln ce utmluj c a dill kditorlnchlef pivid h willi production usnsgee jime a willi managing editor dunn and kdilorial office ib 800 ac too thup mapch 6th 1958 opinion and idea exchange a lilt rl anoly- oflrn the greateu turf- for ifouhltr such wfll iho fyp of meet ifuj hf id when acton milton and gaorrjt town councils me in georgetown last werk to ruiiiiiiir ihi future of ihe north halton ufhnn ioirh ac en frcnion to withdraw from the ooup imi- yeir ted to the meeting and mnnh n i tin i pull any punches on what was wrong with the rjroup originally thr toird ihnl has no itrpsl status under the mufcipfll ad was formed lo co opera vely li re an rnqineer for he three towns from tins it dtveloperi into oiher avenues of mul u j i inlprest as member i discovered in iheir eamma lion on wednesday evening the board serv el quite well until if sought to make decu ions binding i he respective councils at no lime v is ihe loard intended as more lhan an advisor group to ihe three councils when it left this held it suffered disappointment at this writing the derisions ci the three councils n whether lo continue ihe hoard or drop it nrr net known ll is lo be hoped hot of cup will continue with a renewed under stnndmg ot their position and with a new procedure on establishing aqendns that would lead lo more fruitful discussion mumcipnl offtciah m ihe three towns are not endowed v ilh all the answers to mun iiipil problems nticl ihe exchange of ideas can often lead lo greater accomplishment those hardy anglers time is running short for the happy breed of warriors known a ice fishermen the warming sun and the winds of march will soon lake iheir toll on the lakes and rivers honeycombing the ice and breaking it up into clangorous floes ice fishermen have been much in the news since early winter when a half doen huts from the tommycod waters 50 milet up stream v ere seen floating past quebec on the si invsrence river tide the huts were empty but thrv were evidence of the part the wea iher plays on ice fishing the summer angler worries about his tickle and hs bait the horse power of his motor and sometimes black flies and mo quiloes in winter all these worries are sec ond uy to the elements and their effects some of the most exciting stones every winter concern fishermen first it is ihose who try to force the icason and lose their cars and maybe iheir lives by driving across ice loo thin then come the scores of men and women marooned on lakes by blizzards that trap snt to every citizen of h community and the nation the budget of the red cross for 1953 it a i a roe one and there i only one source for the monoy to allow the canadian red cross society to meet its humanitarian obligations fcr another year that money must be provid ed through he generosity of the people of canada the canadian red cross means many things to many people in most provinces the red cross means free blocd transfusions for everyone when d taster strikes at home or in any pari of the world wt know the red cross will be on the job domg the things we would like to ho if we had the opportunity in remote areas of our vast land a string of fled cros outpost hospitals and nursing stations provide care and treatment through our red cross we are assured that our veterans are not forgotten men and women they receive regular vinls see cur rent movies enjoy the plweiant atmosphere of red cross lodges and spend hour that would normally hang heavy over their heads in the pleasant pursuit of the arts and crafts programme through the junior ctd cross our school children are learning to become telter citi ens and gaining n understanding of iheir counterparts throughout the world here in our community the red cfoss means many more a ts of l mdness and help for our citiens tins year the canadian red cross will again have mc r eased obligations an m creasing population always presents a thai lenge tor more e tensive at tiv it les one of these cfnys a volunteer canvass r will call on you to request your financial sup port answer that visit with a generous do nation and you will have the inner satisfac tion of doing your share to help others on keeping fit it was rather surprising to learn that in a recent physical fitni ss survey ot 300 child fen in hon mills s pr tent could not m- the minimum tests and ft t cent failed ihe maximum won than half ihe boys were unable lo do a single ptvhup in posture 58 per cent of the girls arid fj 1 per rent of the los showed defect a hamilton ymca physical director found that on the i banc tests 54 7 per c nt of ihe participants fatud m that city one of the tests asked the boy- to touch the floor with their hands while keeping their k net s spatghl half of the 102 trying failed compjlrnsive figures at the time of the hamilton test showed that in the united states 59 per cent ot those trying the lests failed in italy austria and switzerland only r 7 per cent failed progress ancl development m this western world is regarded on the basis of maternal things as the greatest m the earth yet the russians have launched a sattelite which seems to be regarded as a weakness m our educational system artcf the oilier countries have now proven our physical incapabilities through standard tests but the hamilton associate y director who conducted the e pen merits points out that ironically children who are enrolled in y classes ostensibly to keep them fit are often driven to the y by parents instead of taking the walk to and from the building the measure of physical fitness of sue ceeding generations has always been regard ed with alarm but perhaps before we pass completely into the push button era we should look ot our own methods of keeping fit and perhaps well vwilk the next time rather than drive march etching ga d about a few days at nations centre mil lltkh i ltllll llhiilt to burnt li into lilt ihn smlk s c1 voir fo my il hit- many ku w l1t fiom fltllnj tit it ldll 1- i u i k t und is whi r 1 it is ji t rnrds i have nt hi lis whom i i i il from m man m m whom i have not i v td no nt ttit it mtt r i it t of hillnn i i v r ihtn too tl r i- lurx in ot mr kl inixiv 1 tfn iljir of t inn wt kl kdiur of ivt 1 fiom vhlln fi k mix h 1 iiim not tiotse1 mix- ui t nt t hot w tit n tu u i rtiithfullv aiiil iutl kl path- hlr 1 nt to li ft nt uk is with whom i pit li in -hi- lis rii ihimiii ss min wtti aiioiii 1 uned lh m doll ir tin sat in class to niike ihi wetklj tirnmcs co t til fnrttur 1 lirv ill itouclit hirk min lhinnit mtmoius alnth hit miili th i t w k i most no- illi on if i tinnnt mswi i ihem 11 1 tiopi ou ni is ct m ipprec- fin i ilnn tliroukti this column ihitik tiu ou 11 st mikli nti u me ht wtfen t y warnings and stay for ust one more hour of fishing some ot the rescue stones do jus tice to antaraclic expeditions and finally there are the spring fisher men who brave the softening ice in one last bid to catch elusive lakers that weren t biting during the winter hours even days later they are taken off m boats from drifting floes possibly sadder but certainly not wiser these of course are ihe exceptions and for every fisherman m the news there are hundreds of others who sit quietly beside sputtering smoky oil stoves regularly bring ing in thoir quota of pet its poissons or whitefish or pike or whatever the waters have to offer except for the hardy ones who spurn stoves and cabins and crouch beside a hole on the open ne there is little to exhilarate an ice fisherman but neither is there much ex citement fishing for perch on a hot summer day it just that fishermen are fishermen be it spring summer autumn or winter and once that s said what more is there to say brief comment mv wife nml i til in t eoim iilhl horn fiom the toronto tmintion lot unk but lift the iliv f t- i fu in ahpt r filh- iin in ollii this iroiip c-m- l ish1 eititoiv from across can iili the ptesxttnt comri from i ueiptnil ns the first u- rs1 ii huk fiom montreal an1 the follow lih wk was taknii off f tup t japm aii1 the mi- ml uepn sulent r onit s fiom tlnlli- wuk itntisli columbia 1 am not imlii to hnrdtii ou with tin dt tailstr problems that wikl new spainrmen discuvs at silt ti athenn hut olulw a is al- wivs an interesting plate to spt ntl ni of 1m g ut t rrt from i n molios inl apol-a- r not hn m turn lo ieiiuo ikr op from hi- fat u 1 lo tht inn f mi v ii pimlnl hol to tvi lo turn it 1 tu nmii it tiu hut on filling i yls and luirniti oft to k p vpiakitiff i iiii ni nl in jnvil in pile of a snowstorm in tin ot tawa dimtict that iiu m in also lt pt his pikiny tint hr some tiount lliit nnhi th ottawji nuporl wis shul down nd j know of one imiiku who fl w montita hiid to in it ol- nd thtn was takm to to to whirr he phoned hit w id nit mutoiidit anil was uhle lo k t ottawa itout ttnii o t lot k tu m m t of til national likht f il li f it h lia lotion i tribulations tht daj at noon we hal luiuh- eon w ith ofu i lis of tin cani an kit 1 1 ration of akriculturt md mil midi folks as tht pi suit m mi h ii lliniiim dim i kiik ml m i lh il t nd culm oioff i than tim a form il iillu ss i hinimni iimm h ask tin oiip to hand in qui mi ns iilalint to ai h- lilluiil malt is and tu oi sm f llu officials would all ni t iu hi tin up wtn idmn mankits this if jatk march and the red cross this is red cross month a time of the year when we focus attention on a great international organization the importance of the 1958 can ad fan fled cross campaign for unds should be appar- serious symptom outbreaks of school vandalism are symptomatic of serious trouble it might be wise to see if there is any relationship bet ween it and the current policy of using any thing short of outright coercion to kep un willing and uninterested students m schools ladysnuth bc chronicle encouraging method calgarys methods of dealing with students who refuse to work at their studies they re dropped from school is still in the experimental stage but early results are en couraging grande prairie alta herald- tribune youth eitness we must halt this trend toward physical unfitness if we hope to take a position as one of the leading nations of the world and the first place to start is with our youth a little more compulsion might do a lot of good melfort saslc journal cold spell where have all those people gone so suddenly who were complaining that we certainly dont gel winters like we used to why we used to get snowbanks so high thai and so on we havent heard a peep out of one of them in days trenton ont trontonian lm that s pip urn hwpi it lion lb it the good old days back in 1938 ttkrn frum th lwut of th ft prtk thurruuy mrrb ii till early weclnerulny mornine n nr driven by lltrlrt rjurwtri j hock wood wi rtahr uatlly dam aged vkht n ilruck by trurlt driven by orville ilrown at thr interaction of imnli und willow si ret u ttir truck fltriuk ihe rrir t n1 of thr mr rraing thurrh stretl and threw il ukuinnt hydro il on thr imnli ttir net tipunu of nlt- tr mitiliinr tuirt1 without injurv but lunihgi- in lalimntrd in thr car at 1100 a toufste of handful of horkry fans wt on hand bi r thr iit at omri tilt liflwrtn arton and itrorgi tow n tur itir harris trophy in acton artna tuttulay nighl ii will a lrl htwrtn a and it trurni mul the imr rame out llrd tlit wont tilghway arnaah in ihe hutoi v of th diilnrl icriuiol lurt nigtit atwiut thrrr mi ira wrat of ai bf wlro a gloup of flvr tt tona from oahawa wrrr rnrmilr t i a botkry tcunir in gall and writ- in rolbilom with anolhrr vrhnlr i w f thr oahuwa rat ot i upanta wi i kllid und tfo olhrr um wit lilly irijiirfi1 w lit n tbiu to l ll i i r d i i f r i 11 i ni timing tin ut ii lurrisii ai t nt h of thr i iimin nlutl of ihri- 1m onk it h ndfol of apn 1 o on limil irtit riinimliiv to s wind up of tin llusl 1 limkiy w hi n ihi army ti an do it lib 111 iii- mllh till trophy hi n wd wti ii w u llf fll l jakn fiom osil imr sal a nd- ri iim iih id luli shu ti 1m iihi kupii iili ju x u whipp t ti li ivj7 mhi 1 t y m all u n ie4 loiitlion wthi llirrsk 1 hamishihil out i li i ih post of i h iii fo ish dr tlo ttir back in 1908 tikrh imw h itoiia of u fr prat tburtiay murk i ima an ii iting garni of liorkey wan playrd tn thr ir at thr arrns hre lajl priday rvrning blwrn the plumb of fitirlph and thr aoum rituori thr local leam had decid- nlly thr lrt of tlw tinr in thr firat hair ttir uurr tu ing 20 in ihrir favor ttir maiiora howrvrr aluiwrd up b tli r in tlr laat half and when tirnr wai rallrd thr irorr atimd at 4 3 in acton a favor thr yrlon linr up wii ai fol low goal mrftarhrrn point ilrown r unt llnlnim rovrf rydrr rrnlrr maun riglit wing taylor and irft wng nyndl tukrri from an advrrlitumrlil owing lo ihr rnnnnihii advanrr in thr prirr of thr tra at thr gurttrn during ihr taat ii month lhi ikitr haa had to im rauwd from itv 10 nu mr p ui lid thr advrnt of thr month of marrh ai marhtd ty onr of thr wniil hlirardb of thr wlnti t snow frll in profmion all day and ttir wind drifted it into pronua- riiiui lmi aa a rrault both rail way and roadway traffic wnr i oindt i wtily imprdrd again tin rtdiur intfting of ihr wa ot initlut will ih hi id t thr hot- f mm llvill ioomhw ifli nn thr aohjrt t fr tlir ion plain tuming mini an in- f r of pttt i tin diu mi main slit ft it um- mi liioblr and arvrral houarhold- it o no ilv iiffittd ihrrbv 11 im ohviouilv bun uud ua u w ly upanta of bunr n- ily loiimtliit with it and it i possiblr uri i pub noi muy rault in thoimlay tvining lal ihr ifiink latt nry hot it ty hut tin li nttilui monlldy op n mtt-t- iuk notw ilhiiiinding thr 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hi ii this sundars church calendar i the anglican church of canada kl altani chtarrk arun onl hev evun h jonei ha ith itcuiry 1s5 jeffrry st tel 65 sunday mahch oth low ylilud sunday in lknti k 30 m h a c corpuratta ctm- m union und break fust 9 45 am church school and bibp claw i i ik a ni hejjinners clae 1 1 ik am lnstallution srrvico church uardorm advisairv council and sideanirn 4 is pin holv baptijni wednesday march 12lh too pmdac dinner met tine 8 00 p m smidwttk lenten sr- ico litany acton pentecostal tabernacue 33 churchill road pa oc rev kenneth j reld pas or 75 cook st phone 40w services for sunday march oth 105b 1000 a an sunday school 1100 m morning worship 7 30 p m evangelistic service weneaday 8 pm prayer and bible study friday 8 pm christ ambassad ors a friendly welcome to all united church of canada arton ontario hew gordon adam ma dd minuter paruunaee 20 llowrr avenue phone to mr george klliott organist and choir leader 76 power ave acton phone 6 sunday march dlh iwih 0 00 am morning prayer 10 00 am junior church and church school 1 13 om morning worship baptist church acton rev ray 11 coaterus pastor parsonage us bower ave phone 2mw sunday march oth 1058 10 00 a mv sunday school linn am morning worship 7 00 pm evtning scrvce 8 15 pm bypv thursday 7 pm midweek ser- pui of c anada nn i iliiumiii of th kvriutivr null the inadian cluimbfi of nm it his ttmiiks hul noth- v bat v t to do u ith li i ptloni oi h ii t li phon stuk but u i on the uoik th cina1- hunbi t of l oinin it i onl llit- k and amis of ibis yrat alion w huh is mad up of tips in llu t llu s tow us and v il- ncrmt canada pr w g c kfnnfy 4 t mill st k a ton offitc phone 7h hi sub net- ih churrh st v phone ivl dr d a garrett lhvnciin and surgeon com r of willow and river sli kntrance river st acton ontnno phone 338 dr robert d buckner physician and surgeon 30 wellington st acton ont phone 870 office houra 08 pm it fa i- emtatf and inruranck f l wright 20 wilbur st acton ontario phone 05 appralier res estate and insursnce wm n dp ac r em rumley funefial home ihone floo night or day ilruce r shoemaker mgr ornral e l duchner ro optom llt 48 mill st e phone us office hours wednesdays 1 00 m kvemngs by appointment auditina accodvttno lever hoskin charlt rert ccountonls 31 main st n 212 king st brampton toronto 1 phomi gl 1424 tm 40131 neville stoller co accountant and auditors trmtei in bankruptcy 1 mill si acton corner of main t 1 insurance agency 8 mill steet phone 2fl res 555r okneral insurance j bert wood insurance agency life and general iniurnncr phone oha 124 mill st after hour ta 4sw0 ouelph ih nnc at ihi lo head off ue 530 bloor st west tor min le 2juwq earl g black ii cimm it i a c a c1iartkhed accountant farmer llldg 183 mam st milton ont tr 88542 travellers outd presbyterian church in canada knox cbukcii acton rev andrew h jwckemua babd sunday march oth 105b qm ajn church school 1100 ujn morning worship 7 00 pm evening service 8 30 pan sehiorhigh fellowship alnuttff- dinni tin spkir was hon william hamilton iummasi gen ii 1 of canada rvm in the heat of m ilittmn campaign it was nn hiluuaj kpeech hallur ihe cabin- 1 1 nnnisi i bd an uddii ss thai traitl ihe role jniirnulimn hal idivitl in the historv of canada and laving its htoad foundation hi fne and afin cinftdeiation some of us in tliscusiing the acl- dno uriiivuds ihmigbt that it smacked of liberalism in it ael- eclioii of examples of newspaper and tdltollal tpiutis uiit vear it was hon lester peal on who spoke lo il ottawa can be a cry interesting pltce at an tune or uny rar htlween the events i have men- tinned there was a bus agenda of events pbeuliar to the guidance of ov or mm weekly newspapers scat tered across canada in the- town illage and hamlets one of the blggetj promotional pluna for c w n a was nine tinned and has al ready started work next week well try to stay more ot home but we have been eaddlnu abrtut this past week very llterul- dc h leib dental surgeon offic corner mill and frederick strerls office ii nun 0 am tti 8 prr telephone 10 acton dr a j buchanan dental surgeon offiresa mill street office hours 0 am to 0 p m closed wedneaday afternoon telephone 148 c f leatheriand qc narrlrte- slicilor notary public office hours 10 00 a mll00 m r actonj 1 00 pm- 5 00 pm ippointment only office 22 phone res 151 saturdays by appointment on nffie m phone res 15 acton a braida ba barruter solicitor notary public is cork st k cuclph ont phone ta 42442 office hftura 0 am to 8 pm monday to saturday 173 mam st south acton ont phone 571 office hours 8 pm tb b pm oac1ifh leave gray coach standard time east bound 6 33 am i daily except sun and holt 8 5a am 1130 am 2 0 p ni 5 08 pm 6 33 pm 8 33 p m 10 00 pm sun and hoi westbound 10 27 am 1257 pm 257 pro 5 27 v m 7 27 p m 0 12 am 11 32 pm 1 12 am fri sat sun and hoi i canadian national railways standard time eastbound daily 8s40 am doily exct sundays 10 00 am 7 13 pm sun day only 801 pm dally vcpt sundav flyer at ooraatoivn 001 a m 6j7 p m daily flyer at georgetown 1011 pm westbound dally 1144 pm dally exernt sundav 30 am tm pm 1m sm saturday only th pm bun- ay only 0 4s am najtaum bun- day only flvtr at outlph 7 05 djo dally except sat and sun 610 pjn

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