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tjljf arton 3rtr xmb s mir wv rss paatskawd aa aaaaa founded la llrrs uul published fwry thurs day at m albl st k acta ont member of the audat mum al cuulshoal ttw c w n a aeaf um ontaxtoqteabee dtvuun of the c w nj adwrusiatf rates on reaue seab- scrlptlona payable lit advance s3 00 in can ada m ast a the united liaatrs il months 1 s tinal aaplm te authorised as saeund claw kail mxl otylea tvparuatmt ottawa fauaawi by tw buli huw kiai ruutuj c i lauj o a dills kdllorlnchll ak david it dilla productive manager b jamee a dills managing editor aaw atualiu and editorial olflf ih its aeloa a- waw a j- e i hrtiefctsws r 1 thursday july 24lli 1958 ri st a a your opinion is important vuyle w thou id fjjet oqdm what hjv often old our redder that w welcome latlert to ih fdiiof in our columni we htvn i poblithd many of llwrn lately be rauie we didnt receive any for publication w wivh there wet more eprettton from reedert of their opmiom on mattert of public mterett fach week we male our own thought known to the public maybe you agree with them and maybe you don t we beleve other t thould have ihe tame right to comment on mailer t of public mteretf lettert to the editor mutt be ticjned you may ute a pen name for publication and we will withhold your real name we think it bait that writers thould have courage to hand back of ex pre tied opwuoni whatlwr we agree with the opmiont enprettea hat no bearing on mclution in our columnt the free prett welcomet your leltert at any time be bnef and be courteout are the wordt of caution we would advance on any matter of general mterett otkax indutrrle developed in ton more and rryve people left the farm and found employment in thoev n induetrle the grmt upiur of utduitrlej ecrfvtty durngllia uef urtr century acclea4ae live movement from the farms to me chi and the tame industrial ctivtity hat pro duced new toolt and ectutpmdnr which hav enabled farmer t to incriate their productiv ity with fwer hired men than they former ly rvdd thus fewr men ere rtdd on the farmi than formerly indie on ere that farm production can be tufficiently main tained m the future with fewer handt end more machine than ere now being uitd and ihit no doubt u a mafctf contributing factor in ttw ditappearance of ihe tmall farm the greener side the world t bett and mott unable wis dom by and by gett ittetf into a ttory then and only then it teemt to become a help to mankind a farmer hat become tired of hit farm he lived on the place all hit life he was born there when e boy he drove the ocw in the field hoed the tumipt twim in the creek and earned hit book through the field to the box of a school down the road at a young man he plowed and harrow ed in the tprmg made hay and harvetted hit wheat and hauled fodder to the cattle m the winter he had brought hit wife to the old place and three children were born there now he wat tick of the place entirely tick of it he dreamed of a restful spot where he could tpend the rest of hit aayt m comfort so he went to a real ettate agent in town and htted hit farm for tale the agent drove out and looked the place over the property wat in very good condition and the eoent laid he would have no difficulty m telling it when the farmer got hit next week t edition of hit country newspaper he read the real ettate t advertisement it stated that his farm was for sale it wat all fertile there were 40 acres of fine pasture a fine house barn and other buildings it was close to town and had a telephone it was well stock ed with pigs horses cattle and chickens in fact it was an ideal farm and was an ex cellent buy for anyone the next day the farmer called at the agents office and said say i read your advertisement and as near as i can figure that is exactly the kind of a farm i have been looking for all my hfe i ii keep it myself stertler independent farms more productive life is often said to follow a pattern and this can almost be taken as fact providing one were content to accept as general some statistics contained in an article appearing in the rural scene the writer points out that in 1 840 an average man on a farm could produce enough to feed himself and four others by 1940 the figures changed so that he could feed himself and nine oth ers and by 1957 a further change showed that he could feed himself and twenty others in 1840 sixtyfive per cent of the pop ulation lived on farms by 1940 this per centage had fallen to twenty-five- nd by 195 only twelve per cent of the people were so domiciled for centuries points out rural scene people have been leaving the farms and moving to cities as new opport unities arose for making ft living there the ingenuity that enabled men to ln- crtaserheli productivity on the lend also enabled yhetn w devise many new ihltigs t could be produced in the towns and exchanged for needed farm products as old bonds for new during the war ma ay people bought victory bonds they did so partly to help the war effort and partly too because tt teemed a sound way of investing savings at a reasonable rate of interest down through live years millions of canadians have kept their victory bonds clipping the coupons every so often end feeling secure in the knowledge that a mod tl nettgg lay in reserve to be used in case of emergency to help pay for the child ren t education or to help them enjoy their own retirement last week the government itiued an in vitation to exchange old bonds for new ones of the canada conversion loan the reason it did so wat that five of the old victory loant will mature over the next few years rather than wait for each in its turn to fall due it seemed more sensible to refund all five at the same time by meant of e tingte new itsue u summer revue wmt iluwii to lit p nk unlay nflcrnon to wf mnr k v a mi t hakrhsll unit h- ntnull itniup cf fm rtl a if until tin n w but ahclur fmm thi wind ir thnr car no one of tourte it compelled to accept the governments offer it it a matter for q a do lit each per ton owning a bond to decide for himself but because a rate of mterett high er than on the old victoryt it offered and because the other batic attractiom of govern mcnl bondt yemain unchanged it teemt like ly that mott people will accept within three dayt of the announcement over 1 billion of the bondt had been convertexj experts in money mattert tay that besides refunding the old debt the new canada convert ton loan will alto stabilize many fac lots affecting ihe borrowing of funds and and clear up many uncertamtiet which now add to the difficulties 6f bond financing this should make il eatier for municipality and other bor rower t to obtain the new money they mutt have in order to pay for the growth of essential services this will come as welcome news to cities lownt and villages many of whom have found it difficult in recent months to sell their own bonds blueprint for education prime minister diefenbaker and his cab inet have been handed food for thought and action in the brief recently submitted by the canadian conference on education containing eleven resolutions dealing with federal aid to education the bnef it an outcorrw of tle canadian conference on education attended by 850 delegates in ot tawa last february the largest and most representative gathering of laymen and ducatort ever held in canada the confer ence showed surprising unity in the resolu tions it passed in effect the eleven resolutions dealing with federal aid provide a blueprint for canadian education backed by a consider able body of public opinion to avoid clash ing with lealouslyguarded provincial rights in education the brief stresses cooperation between provincial and federal govern ments and points out that the federal gov- ernment is already in the educational field with university grants the canada council postgraduate scholarships and sharing ar rangements with the provinces in vocational training as the brief points out these measures all are good but inadequate something more must be done to wipe out the great in equalities in educational opportunity across the nation the initiative for setting up a nationwide and united attack on education problems must come from the federal gov ernment according to the brief canadians have already shown consider able ingenuity in tackling national problems which are technically provincial matters they have come up with devices such as the dominionprovinctel tax agreements hospital grants and medical care with these mea sures already working there is no reason why the same kind of cooperation cannot be applied to overcoming educational pro- btems om national scale as the canadian conference on educa tion suggests this is a field where the fed eral government can show courageous leadership to help provide better education al opportunities for all young canadians no matter where they live from coast to coast are we holding or losing of jlllv and irt to it rtnim1rt nir of a f tiki fort ir atli urrr mpular nmt fir forfmw nuvffr ihrm r 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crowds in 1 0ui- 101ft actnn n the championship of ontario for lnt- ermextlate n clubs time and atlun acton uanik won thi ir group for four yenm the arrnn scr ed in world war ii as a stnracr for uool fall fair time has seen the pluce imtkid for thr arena nhou on the first night that building alongside tin tun do tio i is j ii that sii nik to hlmlll ultlfklll i ol fin v th huiliirk in th in in linn til ill mltlll jih is l t tin i th m alll in ll c 01 is th b iimi i oi i ii i i i n kp ti o i ii ij ok hoil too i i iiailb ul nz 1 r 11 ru hood hid is ov i in st of 1h i 1 by tin town u a tor pi n s v haw fin hlhitit f n 1- mns n i p nk iod imihi 1 i looik and t- nry i ik all i nlil is d hut nr knitir ha km ml oi at mini m iv i pi up- vi s mi tn phinlinu nit rl ininj op in th u st nd it will tiki v ns t iiiiumiiluli but turn is thi liini h st irt miinlriiimi of u hut we h iv is js as mm t is n vs jits a mmi it tin nil ni s ivs tin pnk ililov at iii p in l i h m mv itms ai ov r d in in no li n im i md i v i citi7i n i in in lp kxm knpinit thi plan inly is pnhlm in whirh ill can issist lis t ikin i rs to d vlop thi f c ilil ii s i uri w up in tod thi puk i n nuhihor the day of th nl plantlna of hi fine uis i titill all the i ffort that was put into ih pirk di w loptnrnt hv in my kronps or iht p ist hilf century 1 t he koott custodi ins of th ism is th 1 win hindt d down mir tin us iimu thinis c mil is u ii s m ij pioj rth honor group leader prior o marriage an outdo p iriv held this sundays church calendar btn thi anoilcan chutch ol canada bl autaavl ckkhh aua oel rev philip a sawyer uth sunday july 37th 105ft 1 8th sunday after trinity i 1100 am choral communlnn 1aftut chuttch acvom interim pastor sir orvha ctty bramthon ont sunday july 37th 10w 0 49 m sunday school 1100 am morning jformhlp a htauttyttttlan dlutch in canaba jfma crniot acton rev andrew iluckenzie ba bd suntjav wly ftfth 1068 9 43 awlrchufth sjcfcool 1l50 m mamlug worship united church of canada aetaa oaurta rev gordon adam ma d d uinlitar parsonage aft mower avenu phone 0 mr oeorae elliott onranut and choir leader 78 bower ave acton phone ft sunday july 37th 1p38 10 00 am junior church and church school 11 is a m alornlng wnrahp acton hnticostal talftnac 33 churchill hoi paoc n rev kenneth j hildpaor 75 cook st hon 6ww sunday july 37th 10m 10 00 am sunday school si 00 am mornln worahlp 7j0 pan evancelutlc bervlc monday july 28 8 pnv rev hnr- old davfa ineakinit wctteaay 8 pm proycr and dible study friday tt p m christ ambaatad- oro thi ittxkuhkl umtid chunh lx- portr ricinllv it th home mrs t gel ill m lion ir of m ss itulh miurui uho ih nivitij up i hi limil rsi p of ih jtroup sh phiiir to mak h r ii imp in xritmi iftir iii niirnk on ul jfi mikj miltin wni presented ii i list ful t ili r n ju ii i oomplctt vv i n jim d n id j urn f iddi s i pi i v nu i it n irm of til th- rviihvt rs and th ir k wishes for iht fului gamea fnjord m mv a inn s u n t njuvtd nti tin 1 in iiniti r the dirtetion of mi mcuinn who his spnt mm h twin with the ti rls during tht p ist xf ir till hutlesx m- cell ulv txmstel hv mrs it lliiu ml mr sc me k mil mrs h uiv rt erved a he ir- tv lulkh tesdethe outdmi i te- phce mi mtliren reteived u mipc lfif pin from her sundav school cla of bovi list sunttij carl h irrn making the presentjtkm nnd charlie julliffe uivinc a short odd re u shawere field rfcentlv miiu mclaren wai biv en a vupndtaucer and ltncn ihowtr ut the home of mr h lavrrt with mrs r loslie -eit- ina her twentysix sueali attend ed coming from toronto bramp ton acton ood guelph the name of lacroue was played by indiana long before the while man arrived in canada somptimci whole villibm opposed one anoth er with as many ai t000 warriors per tqdrn nnd the aonla a mile apart the good old days back in 1908 takett frm tke u i u 9r rrbi tvtway jtily tl itwi artofi foulball lfm wtnl to guelph latt juturday evening to puy of ihr berles of games be- tw4n two guelph liami one of harkwmt and ttif laful teaim tlie gume eh m and fjt and a t eifhibilon of ftllt a rot by webiter ilach in the n i half kirj the only f tl of th kme s th y n firt r is mr uwii alkiiuuan f of ci-at- rtok farm fauein vn t with lainful lutidrut one duy tail we k back in 1938 yakrtf frwa u am u tw re rrw tleuy jly m ln between 60 and 70 ymca mrmbera and frlerula in eiim of mr and un d a ui hon ored thia eouilv at a ptefllc gath- erifia in the park n miwwlay ev ening t geirg- mry uln churke arul mul sfjendid nrrjiigmiii nti on hehslf of the lathering mlu m itennett preihnt of the irtie auaihary ut the v pre- ktrilttt litem with a beautiful floor lamp mr a t brown chairman while unloading hjy at hi ttarn of the free library ibtard r- thr hoihting rope twiitett anil piesstd ihe regrtt of live tiard in ulule he u tui itruiglitt mug tl tin lotig mr mat hue as secretary horm was startled and the thumb and forefinger of tils right h mil mi and mr markae leavr this w ruiikht he wli lulletl up wek foi the 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acton a braida ba barrister solleltor notary public 173 main st s acton ont i phone 571 office hours 6 p m 9 pm i pm 0 pm saturdays 15 cork st e guelph ta 4a2 office hours t a m 5 pm saturdays d ajn u uu a d moooe d c i ilin r sm nfir sn ei ilit 111 mill sti t phone ill ir m ok ilui mn 2 ii wil 71 sit 2 1 nmrat e l buchner ro optonrtmt mill si f phone iis orfire itnurs wetnnliv i jn a 00 pm rvenmitf by aprnnntment aiditivo aicountino lever hoskin ch irlered acenuntants 51 mam si n 212 kna st hrimplnn toroiio i pftmes gt ih24 j em 0131 neviue stolier co arrnuntants and auditors 1 ruitcvs in llanlmicltay 3 mil si acton leormr of main tetedtiona 10 held office 530 bloor st west lonnlo ut earl g black n cmm ra c a chaktekku accoijiatant farmiri nidj 13 main bl milton ont tit iss4 traviuus gray coach linfs coarheb liavk acvon daylight time eaaibound 033 am idally except sun and hull 158 am ii j tit xot o m 5 0 p m as p iti jxxj n m 10 01pm sun am ttotjt waatbouiul 1027 am 1js7 pm ij7 pm 5 37 p m 77 p m t i p m llmpm 113 am jrt actsun and ho canadian national railways- standard jim dally 5 40 a mtoally weep sunday 10 do am 7u pm sun- pj bsuv aunt sunday lyir al daeaaatcwaf tta an tm billy fry at wectbound dally 1144 pm dally tampt sunday io tun upjni vfc l i 1 t