Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 12, 1958, p. 2

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omrvt wfvrft wt dwoofg tlvayari ljv dimourykj watt ofwtttar by the citun am a reuh it ha leldom been necfiwy lo enforce re it helton mcit folk have at rviull len ofufvhv of ih water available and the waiter ha ttii to pay for in neylrv l and waitefulne more and more teople aie coming lo realize that water i not in unlimled unpv but inetj at needed or at required there it enough for all who are willing lo pay the coil of having it pnhjpt it it eay to male a lumrner prediction but it dor look iv if cilient of acton may anticipate the lununrr montht without any fear of water thorlege anticipating our need hat alio been a fnv orable factor u measuring our irrvicpi just what is a father jut what it a father the following imcs by an anonymout author give tome antwer nd teemed appropriate at faiher1 day ap proachet on sunday a father it a thing hat it forced to en dure childbirth without an anaetthehc a father it a thing that growlt when he leeli good and laugh when tcared half lo death a father never feeli worthy of the wor hip in a child t eyes met never quite the hero hit daughter thinw never quite i he man hit ton believet rum to be and thit worries him tomehmei so he work too hard to try and tmooth the rough places m the road for those of his own who follow him a father is a thing that gets very angry when the school grades aren t nearly good hough to he tcolds though he knows its the teacher fault a father it a thing that gives daughters away to other men who aron t nearly good enough so they can have grandchildren who are smarter than anybody s a father it a guy who makes bets wilh insurance companies about wholl live the longest one day they lose and ihe lel s paid off to the part he leaves behind i don t know where a father qos when he dies but 1 ve an idea that after a good rest wherever it is he won t utt sit around on a cloud and wait for the girl he s loved and the children she bore he ii be busy there too repairing the stairs oiling the gates im proving the streets smoothing the way june is dairy month june it dairy month and with dairy farm ing so prevalent in this part of the county it it fitting that we take time out to salute the dairy farmers and dairy industry this country ranks si nth among the milk producing countries of the world o the total milk produced in this country butter accounts for 43 par cent milk takes 31 per ctnt concentrated milk and ice cream use 9 per cent end all type of cheese take 7 per cent the balance is used on farms we are inclined to overlook thole things close to us and in a recent letter td the national dairy council miss i c pepper head of the consumer section department of agriculture this was emphasized strange as it may seam lo anyone associat ed with dairy products we find that public attention has lo ba drawn continually and forcibly to this group of foods which stands taeond to none in contributing to good nut- ri hon in these days when a multiplicity of appealing items both food and drink it competing for a share of the consumer ctoj- lar the high return dairy products give in health promotion and appetite satisfaction mutt be widely proclaimed the dairy council it doing that job loo well over 15000000 e year it now being devoted to advertising by tlve dairy process ing industry overall value of the products of live canadian dairy industry readies the 1m- gerng tcul of 1 1 000000000 a year boosjmg lite consumption of dairy pro ducts and dairy food processed from the 17 tullion poundt of milk which will be produc ed ttit year by canada 3000000 dairy cows it as important to you and mo at it is to tlie dairy tanner and thcue onmcted with the dairy industry june is uaiy month an increasing awareness tlve illusion of the inexhaustible public purse must be dreeg it is to lie hoped at leatt that sooner or later we will all real ie that ttie more we ask from goverimvent the more we can epect to pay during the recent confereiwe of live cai ad i an federation of mayors and municipals let a resolution wit refm ted calling for ottawa lo allow munw pal laes to u ducted from iikuhw t returns speaveit ixrtwd adttpluxt ot a mmjiu lion calling for tin swton would create an advene rlfexl on ihe national economy anolher iakr from trie flooi pegged the delegates to see sweet reason what on earth are we trying to do lie demartd ed we aim pioposuwj lo av ottawa to give us rtwe mcrney lets lac it that t precisely why we wo lu renove a proolion of the feiinral government annual income we can t tiave our take it id eat il like anyone elw we don i like to pay continually mounting lanes but as we see continually mounting demands for additional srrvnet mote facilities and cjiemr prolef lion atni security we cant help hut etwtl lo conhnue paynwj mote lanes ttiere is no unending municipal cir governmental purse it continues upward only lccause we have apparently not reach ed lle total of laes wr are willing to piy when ihe maximum s rrse heil and the pub he generally otets itiere will ol necessity have to be a decrease m the number ot things for which we va governments to epl responsibility the illusion ol the inexhaustible public purse needs lo chmmih do children get too much cyrus talon ttve famous canadian millionairrf relates a story atoul his well known deep cove farms summer piacr m nova stotia al ihe farm there is considerable oppott uruly for lkatmg available are tanoe dor ies and nkjtor boats nevertheless ihe fmanr ter wnles last summer my grand hddren tfent three days snagging logs thai drilled into shore tying them together puihncj up a sail and taking everytxxly who d jo for a ncie to them making a raft a la huck finn was much more fun than sailing m a ready made boat to me this just goes to prove that boys and giu don t appreciate something that ts handed to them then teems to lc nolhmg lhai can surpass ihe sahsf ic lion that comes from creating somelhinc he adds the conclusions i have reached are that instinctively basically our young people don i want success without sweat or security in place of opportunity mr eaton conclusions are based upon a sound understanding of human nature no matter what kind oi society the atom bomb may plunge us into people are going to have to wotk if a youngster is trained or has the opportunity to work in the present society he is going to be willing to fight to preserve that society it is only when young sters are unable to meet existing competition that they start looking for isms any parent can assume that there is no lack of ambition resourcefulness initiative and enterprise among joys and girls if grown up will only restrain impulsive ten dervcies to give the children too much and do too much for them and if grown ups will help them reject the idea that the world owes ihem a living andoffer them instead re sponsibiltly there is no need to worry about whal they are or what they will be slouft- ville tribune fvmtty eusv sjuhs iklwc fob a bav ga d about more women working with total employment m canada slightly below the level of last spring and only 2 4 above the spring of 1956 the number of women with jobs rises steadily while the number of employed men drops reports the financial post in april latest survey men with jobs were 64000 fewer than a year before and 8000 fewer than n april 1956 but employed women were 75000 more than last year and 135000 more than april this is an increase of belter thari j0 over ihe years and 5 6 over the last 1 2 months a day in june in our area ijl hilar i nim ml- r tl k miiihrul jmir ito 1 un iiiiiimk hi ili i lay m w- uil lr n lnur 1 lln i-t- a11ii1 amll i f ii wliitlil liy linu ami laili oumivill iim wmiii 1 1m i ihr lilri1 w i ii i a i qoac qrlmu i u iiir ihiv i 1 1 -1- v u11 1 1 1 wi oees onovv ii 1a l i 11iii i ll w i i h a 4j 3irls work ii 1 i in i visiimi li- lit i mhiiiii kihim uliil v i mhasll 1 llltlll in h 111 m v 11 ini itiit thi nun i tt v iatnn pun- i iimii nn it- t j 1 ljlttllv ltlll l i u ml1l liv km it it f i l 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