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page two the acton free press acton ontario thursday april 17 ibm halton member proposes we were interested to note that hultont member- of parliament hughes cleaver had pro posed that some radical changes be made in the procedure of businoss in the house of commons the proposal made by mr cleaver was endorsed by prime minister st laurent to the oxtont that a committee be formed to bring in a report anyone who has occasion to look ovor the copy of debates of the house of commons will agree with mr cleaver that much time is wasted end taxpayers pay for the waste of time with mr cloavors seniority of many years of service as a member of parliament ho has been in a position to notice this time wasting and in view of the fact that ha is next sossion retiring he can be in an oxcellent position to suggest and do some of the things that are very necessary to the roform of parliamentary procedure for the bene fit of tho whole of canada we are pleased to note mr cleaver s intro duction of tho suboct and knowing something of his progrossivoness we can expect that there will bo a start made to reform parliamentary pro cedure before he leaves his position he will have the backing of oil canadians in getting more efficiency in the countrys business and less talk limits mr abbotts budget has been announced and tho changes for a year have been made and business can be resumed under the regulations which have been stipulated any reductions that have been made in the tax load are indeed ap preciated that period berwepn tho first of the year and budget time has come to be a serious jjhp for manufacturers sales except in case of necessity are curtailod by customors who hoped for some alleviation of the tax this would be noted the past few months by tobacco producers manufacturers of electrical goods and dealers in automobiles who have encountered a waiting public we are glad to note that mr abbott realizes the taxation load is at its near maximum and that relief from this load is very necessary in future budges as long as canadians are all earning vel and working regularly the tax load is bear eble but we must admit that our period of full eiplo merit and high earnings has been lowered in the past few months and consequently the ab i ty to pay high rates of taxation perhaps soie of this relief will be overdue before next budget time rolls around and perhaps the surplus estimated in the budget will not be so large as anticipated as long as defense commitments are high taxation is bound to be at a high level and as long as the present period of uncertainty prevails among nations of the world there appears a need for an adequate defense proqram there is how ever no need for waste in this program and here as in every other department of public affairs the taxpayer is entitled to economy of operation anc efficiency in building of arms equipment public funds are not unlimited beauty on the farm there is no denying that startling changes have taken place on the farm in the last 25 years the hbrso is making its last stand against the nevertiring tractor tho kerosono lantorn is be ing replaced by the electric bulb as hydro wires are being strung across the rural countryside liko huge spiderwebs tho automobile has becomo an ossontial form of farm transport but modom as they are many canadian farms require on highly essential thing to bring them uptodate a huge paint ob go anywhere in the rural scene and evidence will be there in abundance weather beaten hous es and barns which too often havent been touch ed by a paint brush for years if at all valuablo implements brown with rust dingy home and barn interiors there is another way to look at a good paint ob in recent years paint scientists have dis covered that color has a definite psychological effect on human beings some colors will create an atmosphere of coolness and relaxation others warmth and excitement while some will set a depressive mood hospitals have recognized these facts and are decorating their operating rooms and wards with colors that help patients tr get well more quickly in a farm home with its dozen and one daily pioblems it is necessary for the setting to be as relaxing as possible it should exude cheerful ness optimism and wellbeing a few quarts of qoocj paint could go a long way towards achiev ing this end the good old days may have seemed better back in 1902 profits first with over 92 per cent of tht eligible voters ctiatmq their ballots last wet k dundalk clu jtd that the own didn t want either a liquor store or o beer warehouse there wort 560 eligible voters and s0 ballots were cast dundalk may well be congratulated on the choice that has been mack there are altogether too many outlets in tho pro vincealroad and the are of no bonef t to the well being of the citrons of this province tht wets failed to secure even a majority while 60 per cent of the vote was required before the out lets could be established this week brampton electors go to the polls in o similar vote and the result wilj be known bt fore this issue reaches our reader x it ontario s consumption of liquor is to be kept within reason able bounds there needs to be a constant alert ness on the part ot those citizens who put first things first with biq profits available the liquor interests are constantly r inq for new markets more outlets and biqger salts the trace of ruined manhoct and womanhood the leave bt hind means nothing as long as sales are mount inq any page a good spot every week we get a request from sorrje indi vidual or organization to please put this story on the front page where people will see it this strikes us as being rather funny you see the average reader particularly in a weekly paper ccvers the whole paper as a matter of fact he usually glances casually at the front page turns tc the other sections of the paper and then slow ly makes his way back to the front page you cannot bury an item in a weekly because the reader will search it out wherever it may be frankly we have always felt that every page in the paper is the front page it is different in a i large city where the world news is generally earned on page one there the reader interest is i focused on the front page in a weekly news paper like the free press every page carries an array of local and interesting items the front page of course is the show win clow of any newspaper we put many of the newsiest items on the front page but by no means all of them it consistently amazes us how stones on the front page are often missed by some of the readers while some little item sand v iched m one of the inner pages will be read al v ays editorial notes the plns for spnnq clein nq irin t qr tt nc n kh coopention from the wtalkmiin thcrt ire folks we know about who are a rt acly c incc ihnq enqflqenunts which m qht mttr ft rt w th other important bu nt ss on miv 1st on the trout streams oranqt vilk where therl irt three new schools has only increased its tax rite bv two mills tins ve ii ind s budqt t nq tor i si rpk s tin rate s 5e nulls this ear in trnr town nova scotia has the distinction ot show mq a downward trend in liquor salts there was a drop of si 000 000 in sales s nee 1950 its an example other provinces miqht try to emulate the latest bit from washington deals with the army enqineers depot at baton rouge louisiana in 194 it wis built at a cost of 3 million in 1949 it was sold as war surplus for 205 000 two months later the us government rented i art of it tor storaqe purposes paying 100 000 a yeir in 19s1 the us air force rented part of it for the same purpose paving 00 000 a year now the us army wants the whole bu dinq lck and has been authorized by congress tc pay 52 5 million for it if artmt 3vv press rfe th only paper ft t r pumuhed tn acton f mindi ti in 11175 nnd publish d ntn thundav at so mill st f ctnn oru member of ihe udit bureau of circula turns ttu cm n a und the- ontario quebec dn ision of the c v n advertising rates on request subscriptions pay able in advance 250 in canada s3 so in the united states mx months 150 single copies 6c authorised as second cijs mail post office department ottavta bus i n ess and g a dills editor and publisher editorial office telephone 1 7 4 hornby hero the pastmnster at hornby is tho hcroi of a story recalled n lat eok s georgetown herald how lonk nfio it happened the irticle did not say gcorgetownite mr e carney met a lady and hec son on the frnnconia sailing from england to canada nnd th pur said they were coming to vlmi m hornb mrs carnc was feeling seagreen mast of the way and didnt feel well enough to pursue conversations after ihe recovered her sci legs however she thought she would like to ask the enqhst visitor into georgetown for tc i she w rote an nppeil to the hornbv postrmsti r who promptly possed on the messige the english ld w is quite impress d b camdn i pivstil service i mr a obligts kite aitkc n hid i dutv in hit ton when she returnt d las v e fiom her hulwind tour t round tht uoild on nnr of her bmi t isb she told how n cm dn soldier in koron hid popped th question bv mill nnd been icci pt t rl b c ibh on i icne an jip n ht bought th cinmond but di i not int to send it so f u b mul so hi tntrusttd ht rim tn mis who delivered it to his fnnik ii onkvilk sltari sport spun i i his tuimd tho finci 1 gtoilit nn putmntn to him in mil inline tht iu t lh i ss shut o m t mom for i club hou i gold n t tiding f im i g orct town resdtnt mi ind mis i i it r ichli i tt 1 b al th ir fi h n utddin t m t i it on of 4 ir v i h idi i i is b t r hi i i n iv oi fm qticrioht i u it i r h the nf us i in nn il ii l th w ik fin ch i i i sh iu of o j ile 1 h kh h d nt i d rw dt nr m n ill fir pa n il ue it i t ill r ml is p nc i i it h fire hall he was almost complete ly inundated bv their questions as they reviewed the flrcfluhters arrav easter trat the foster holidiys bnng spec al events for a lot of halton young sters in fact so many are malcng gt od use of their spare time thu the oikvillc memorial hosptal his turned the boord room into a spec ial tonsil w ard for v acationers oh the poor kids soid the oakville trofalgir journal report er oh the poor nurses replied one of the poor nurses enstrr in half on of course the countv w is ens crom d with cars lost week end bringing ind taking eimcr visiors on fndiv nnn were out hiking or picking plissv willows bv tht sidi of b ick roids tan exchnng ed vis is despite the most unce opt i itive w either ind of courii thx locil churches wire w h v tended frot h imu 6 the f pyum o thursday april ihh 1m2 captain j g lnntfton of com pany 6 acton of the 20th halton rpeimcnt lectured at the military institute toronto on monday nifiht on the system of messing and rupply of rntiona at canadian camps of instruction tlw globt- juiys respecting the lecture cap tain linglon gave n brief outline if v hit hud been done for his wn relirent through grants made b the hilton county council in tit wiy f teeuring good rations pro pe rlv cookid and rvevi in n mar que the be nuty of shipely bends ind pr lt fan s us very greilly en- hinced by modhh heidwe ar w th fashionible tnrnmings ind miss ste r the ht ad milliner at xi r scott 5 new store ind her start of iss stints must have been favor- anh impress d with the throngs of shipclv hi ads and putty faces v hich visited their showrooms it their first millinery opening list wekthe keynote of nrnny french hits shown lies in the broad flit effects queen alexandra as ls well known loves peirls and her fivoritt trimming is consequent in vogue this cnrnmtlon yeir in profusion one beiutiful creation shown was a russian turbin mnde in white brim of tucked maline and handsome embroidered lace crown with peirls side trimrmd with crossed esprev and peirl ci- buchone lice with ribbon velvet it back m shut the door signs are now oisippcanng tt doesrt take in icrobit to rnkc a bickward spring mr w erskine his much improv etf the appearance of the paine drug store the post week bv pip ennfl and decorating the interior back in 1932 from the lawn o the free preta ol thursday april uth 1932 socialists and communists want to shire everything equillj ex cept the power to rule the i concession lines mre rwther difficult to navigate theo day iti rather a foolish prediction to ny jiwt when it would be ndvtaa- able to lay up the wow ahovl last saturday evening the local post of the empire service league met to commomoratc the fifteenth anniversary of vimy ridge acton council accepted 20000 bequest from the estate of j a murray and win invfll in suitable ecurllies for the present time acton ciliaens pnnd asked if a room could be fitted up at the ireni for quirters for the band a number of janitors tools were stoh n from the biseme nt of the se hool trinsportntion of puplu o the musicil festivil was arranged at the monthlv session of the school boird then will he eiver i hund red pupils from acton school til mgpirt in this event tht nireting uf tht young r- i pie s socie tj of the unlfd chirch on mmdi ning vt in the form of i mork ir il wien the unite church w is trie el for not fulfllli if her missiumrv duties miny int- r e sting ficts re hireling the mlision- ir fie ids inei the w tjrk of the church v ere give n a lirge 1 ittended mass mc tind of the firmers of his district aas held in the town hill at acton there wen about 250 present and a spkndid meeting in discussion o firm problems was held tht funcnlof the lve mrs j f corrv wis ht id from the home of hi r brother mr jimes symon to furview cemettrv mn corn hid ben living in siult ste mario with hi r i ter mrs cimpbell nifd plant at the home neir acton on wednesdiv april 13th 1032 ihnni iouls i lit ittv beloved wife of jimt s phnt in her 70th mir warble fly powder for erin township t i sn t nl met ting of frit tumi hip tounnl hi id on mirch jo h tht dipirtmtn of highwivv wl nqutsid ii tnnsfer s0o0 fi m tin imoint s t up for con ti ut turn ind m unte inner m i ro id ippiopnit in l iw o h t foi bndl md culverts chikji ui h ir d ht f- t iii nt h the hi dt i i m o q i il in di ributi w ubl f i h i ih ui h t m hip l th 1 1i1ik ip i i iv ip lb th i i f n c c r c i ipplv c n h nd di i i hi w i rnd t lie nl p r rnhi irl is i i i i i h i t l 1 g n 1 is i i l i id bt t wi i i in ti o 1 th c ntr i s u hi ipprov il f the dt r t iikhu i s professional directory and travellers guide mfi1c l dr w g c kenney rhslclan and surgeon oitice m stnon bhxk mill st acton office rhonr 78 residence i hurch st phone 150 dr d a garrett phsirlan and surgeon cormr n u u n i k r sl ent- ire n t si ion ontin phone 23 iltntm dr a j buchanmn dental surcinn ol 1 i hm 11 bltk mis o ii l h u l i m t n ilw th lphonf 14 fthtln k c f leatherland barrister snllrltor notir puhlic ollur jj phi n hs 1 s 1 acton lever hoskin hartrreil xccoununth sikxt ors to jrvhins m llriv 1 11 1 m tl i lit in illilc 14 1 t r i s im n a j ipandell hirlinil txountanl m ii sti i i i ii ii i i i i ii iiiuoiit ioit at tht united church of canada acton ontmrio friendly church ur t a currr ba bd minister parson igc 20 bow t r enue phone co miu o m uniuitl atom organist nnd choir leader vnpw pril 20 h i9i2 ltmki im 4uidiv school fir chris i in i h f icti r de 1 p nil n 1100 n mrninri sh p s io jii c ntimiink s idfv h pin tve i u uorshp i t 1 r pictu i v i 11 t ij ls hw illus i d h i b 10 pm 1 rtonctt i il 1- rt idi p r iii r h nt nls in tht biptis- chiuh thauqhi or rie u t el te ith us l lb i i- d iv h i u t m iv ip lv on ht tts n o d irr presbyterian church in canada knox mitull atton icf koflkrt i rmthn m rd mlnuur b d yojng b v be c l young dvm rlcrnuir surecon on 13 rs oil ph i i 1 i 14 4 f g oakes vs b v sc rtrrlnar surjron oil nlk ik k acton ph u uo d j arv5trong dtrlor of hlroprarttc 1 pi ilmiksl n it n i hor i travellers guide i sundw april 20h 2 10 00 a m sundiv school i 1100 amdi nt worship 12 15 pm bible class 0 pm di mi w or h p ti riai liotr upon the shall rtnrii rfirlr trcng h k i uilrom io st albans church ancliflant supplv mmlster archdt aeon mack ntosh of hamilton suvdw april 20th 1952 10 00 am sunduv school 1100 am holy communion and be fit nn era clais 7 00 pm evening prayer a welcome awaits yon t gray coach lines standard timr i cociifslit to lalbuund o m 8v1 i i u 1 1 i m i 2 08 p m w pm dijp rn h 12 p m olo sb pm urfcthaund 10 22 im 12s2 pm 2 57 pm r 2 i m 2 p ni ul pm 11 t- p n 1 12 i n s m t k v hi nt r baptist church acton d ut b shu r f i v j s id p su i iiv td holl- sand i iid h ill l or slvr pril 20 h h2 10 0 i n sj id iv s ho 1 11 10 a n tht mi i n of spin ft ihi m m of t dav bjp ismj service 00 p nv so mori goodbm a 30 pmdbl scie fin d special annoumeme i tsi w ht re fdav a pm mas o i band 7 30 pm jun or high fellowship in the ten ear period from 1041 to 19s1 five perions e mijt rated from cunoda for evtrv six persons who immitfruttd to canada canadian national railways standard time katbound d iilv fi 40 a m di h crpt sun dav 9 4 i m 7 10pm sunday nl b 16 pm dailv xct pt sun div fltr a georiton j 02 am dj lv hcr it georrrtovm 10 11 p m uestboand dailv except sunday and mon da 2 04 a m sunday and monday onlv 12 38 am dailv except sun- dav 84a am 6 50 pm fl stop 7 44 pm daily except sat and sun 6 10 pm saturday only 2 36 pm sunday only 9 43 am flajrtop sunday only flyer at guelph 705 pm k fsrt ni insl race wright real estate and insurance r l urighl m a wright 0 wilbur st 9 macdnnncll st tt m out gui iph ont phont 5 phone 4015w alujtom rraltors inaurors mt mbi r apprnsd institute of c inad l mtmb rs gut lph ind diratict rt il l- tt board mi mi r gui lph and district injriu atnls aistkriatldn wm r bracken krai i stair gimkai insurance i h i i acton misc h i nol h the victor b rumley funeral home f unrral iloror heated ambulane phone jo niht or day st rv infi tht community for 45 jean ey ark by appolntmtnt wm c millldan r o 1st and 3rd wednesdays of the month 3pm to 0 pm at mill st residence of a t bkown