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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), February 26, 1959, p. 8

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va fti tumyawmsi a commendable success school concern have atwayi found a warm reception with acton audience and he operetta preientationi last week mef with deterved approval playing lo packed audiences on the two evenings last week the operettas won high praise from the hundreds who attended a always d in their act ing and it is this quality that make the pre tentation so welcome music supervisor glenn banks deserves erecht for his organ iiat ion of the presenta tlcn end back of him was a small army of olher workers that contributed to the sue cess of the program an evidence of community spirit that is a welcome sight is often a by product of such events as the operetta this ts the case this year too and all in all the event could be considered highly successful the participants and behind tha scenes workers deserve the credit of ihe community need employers help it is not unusual to hear remarks pas sed about persons who would rafter draw their unemployment benefits than work the implication is that there is no particular dlffi culty about doing so the facf is however that every person who ts m receipt of benefit must declare every lime he receives money from the un employment commission that he is able ready and willing to work moreover any one refusing an offer of suitable employ ment is likely to be disqualified from re ceipt of benefit in order however to test the sincerity or insincerity of a persons declaration that he is able ready and willing to accept work the uic must have a suitable job opening to which that person can be referred here is an area in which employers might well work more closely with the commission the commission s national employment service is designed specifically to find the right cb for ihe unemployed worker mat ching the worker to the job is a highly skilled occupation and the nes has ihe staff to be of great assistance to employers in this regard incidental to providing this service lo workers and employers the commission would be placed in a much better position to check on the availability for employment of claimants canada s unemployment in surance plan was created to help the un employed through periods cf genuine un employment we are all losers when those who are unscrupulous abuse the plan the siberia treatment the good old days the aisle canadian writer scott young who currently is sports columnist for the toronto globe and mail elicited some in teresting comment from hockey authority wr p czechoslovakia of the belleville mcfarlands to defend canada s ownership of the worlds amateur hockey championship mr blair whose whitby dunlops team gained the title for canada last year says that any canadian hockey team entered m a world tourney plays under a handicapa tension created by knowing ihat tf it fails ta beat russia the learns members will be pilloried when they get back lo canada the russians played the best game of the tournament against us blair says of the 1958 games their attitude was if we lose so what we ii try again nexl year when they got back to moscow playing an exhibition game with the u s teacn they got a five minute ovation when they step ped on ihe ice why because theyd put up such a gooctgame against us can you imagine that happening to us if we lost our guys couidn t either one of them told me before the game if we itfe this i m not even going home the comparison is startling the gen athlete who loses in international compel i tion is asking for a one way ticket 10 siberia but at least in international hockey the rus sians who play well are lauded even if they are losers while it is the canadians who can expect something like the siberia treatment if they fail fo win most canadian parents like to see their boys try a hand at organized hockey no doubt some hope that the game will be a means of livelihood but the maionty view it as a sport that can build character as well as body the younger generation 15 never unaware of ihe opinions of ihe older generations and if it is to be a national attitude that a canadian team in internationa competition is disgraced by not winning we are discourtfteg whatever character build ing values we assume exist in ine national game pluilu by uuim aylut back in 1909 taken from u taa rtwm thwaday m the cities nr rvdcntly getting rld i iho trump within their border fur thr country la being visited by ihem m lrgp numbers hardy 0 nlghl nnsatw with ih otlli in the town hall unacfuplt one wlglh 1mi ww officer carnahan hod seven or iham un der inch and hey on monday nlhl last there were lwi nf ihrm ucciiiylng the downy cuuehra ijisl thursday evinin a team tn m milton played a match with the hover the find half ended 11 but tn the mcond half aclon cored two niort and ihe scor lood u 1 i 11i full lime in fnvor of actim kveryune l loitung forward to ihe dlwptxarunru of the snow and the arrival of nn anticipated early spring last friday nfternoon an ae- oidint occurrid ut ihe glove worka which hod a very tarloui napec1 wr 11 minutes the feed pipe of ihe boiler blew off and ihi tram escaping into ihe furnace esnillcd the fire amohe and with grial force mil of ihe front stoking doors the smoki compli lely filled ttu wurka from basement to upi r slurry in 11 f w minutes on alt 1 tuition r i it mi umungst thr if employer a for there vety iipiicnrnnre of fire wag- liiu inli un prnnlmb ail wn lrtettyftthfih leave- hie irtlilt- irin whiiii liny did in mi my tin mini wyi a unci rtmni d niirl xritimnl milinlfli d back in 1939 take torn mm lane attha fh pram th maeafc i mt once again acton tanntrt won the group championship in oh a intermediate hockey when hey defeated fergus tw fames in tha beat out of three arrlea for bon- wra tha final gam waa played in oatt tan friday htm and ih 13 core hardly indicates tha play red rrown in the fergus hi t waa attain up to form and wm called upon to atop twice ai many hot as were or the aoton net woods in tha acton net turned in a ap lend id tame and stopped ahot after ahot rayllaa iho rookie d fcfueman received credit fur the flrat gnal for art on nfli r ihe fin l am minutes of play fergus counted two goals in the ftrat period and lod with ihe acor ln terry tied the scorn up in the second period and old atundby minute walhrt scored the wtn- nlnf goal in ihe third iieiiod whiji lie rtlrlfved ihe pijik from a scramble and flipped it in the ntt the entire acton ram outplayvd the fergus lada and hut ff the efforts of brown in the fi rgua nela the aeon rnrtnlnly might have ben piled up acton now ftitira ihe final win n they mjyt ikllon in bolton i imitrruwruglit with the return ktum hire un monday a baniiift urn i diinn cuncludi d tic thr m nlh ili it umea in home pdinooiiia mid mfrirultun wmrrrtinve been bunt 1 ilu dublin wmii111 lmtihitc cm mil fn tin itiniki winch waa nl mini by will ovt 2m1 piup can spring be far behind y jim d i i l s leaders behind the youth tkfqiiies thfohifs nnd ntori hioriis un m ti have b 1 n lit vi lopi d on i hi dihrtrtinuiitlnn of arn w pi tin turn p rhnpa must if tin m 1 row nn iilit 11 s unk hul thr isiit 1 iinvirsntum thai infill ml wimp coiimunl 111 on ih sbict on oiimittnd ii 11 sit up for the provmmil c oiihi 1 viiliv ii to i t him 1 1 nl siipiiiiil in nn iiliiintii lution liy 1 num p with in inswu aiilhit kh ks on it as n kildcn vppoilumty for tho with ukub and initnilivi lo kit into 11 liiimini thnl tht 1 wn nn ilu thiii nitii nn inrivm to thr lnihinths niiminil anilhu si 1 1 muss 1 x dtis lo the us 1i0 lot of highly ti jimi l pi 1 sonni i nnd unit in dutns more ihiorus llu iipph f uhuh v ii icnluiik is i vf nistovritrd imw this do il yniiinil sliikiin uniiuil hikii populuily on siiuiihn i luklid siii bisiimnl iuituik uilh un ussisliimi f 1 nij id thru ynu oll ii uould hnvi iikii nuiih 1 i 11 1 11 d il niyxi if i hi il mi iijj tun iiiv ilvnl w is iitiiiuly tn 1 hi in tniili t i t he over 24 000 canadian men and wo men provide the leadership for canada s more than feoo0 wolf cub packs 4000 boy scout troops and 400 rover crews and ev ery one of them gives of time and ability without remuneration of any kind with boy scout week still fresh in our mind our thoughts turned to the leaders rather than to the youths in addition to these uniformed leaders there is a similarly large group that takes care of ihe leadership job for btownies and girl guides back of those who wear the adult urn forms are the members of the group com mdtees ladies auxiliaries and district and provincial councils and committees in all more than 50 000 rnen end women giye of their lime in the interests of the boy seoul movement the 1 27 per cent growth in ihe boy scout movement during the past 10 years has resulted in a high demand for intelliq ent wellequipped and interested leaders in all the youth organisations the first census of the canadian scout ing was taken tn 1914 with the incorpore tion of the canadian general council of the boy scouts association at that lime there were 14 477 scouts and leaders m canada by 1919 the membership had increased to 25 000 and in the next four years follow mg the conclusion of the first world war membership doubled the growth of the organization is proof of its popularity as a multitude of social out lets aimed at the child and teen age audi ence increases the capability of leaders on a program built over the years from its foundipg by lord baden powell is one of the reasons this youth organization has con linued to expand our hats are off to the dozens of volun teer leaders in this community and those across canada who provide the guidance that groups of this kind can continue to offer their challenge lo an increasing number of boys and girls who are the better ciliens for that training we can all help the seriousness of the avro situation acton following the government cancella tion of the arrow program is becoming in creasingly evident intelligent editorial comment seems al most impossible m trie confusing and rapidly changing situation we offer our s ncere sympathy lo those who are now unemployed i the situation is ust as d stress ng is when the local wool combing plant closed and baxter laboratories sought a new loca tion the announcement that a sejf help meet mg has been called by the men concerned is an indication that they are prepared to help themselves the organ aipn w ii prob ably follow the same pattern as those form ed in milton and georgetown last weekend we hope the s luahon wilt be resolved through the efforts of these people and all others working on the problem we can all help in this because acton needs citizens and citizens need obs e in this co iimn i try ti nmmttin ihi iitumsiir n iti bul in 1h run i tin insisting nun ins bun sluukiil willi it is cl rr mil its ffiils will undoiibtntly in fir n iihiiik it is important foi us 1 miint 1111 n ikkrn i 1 ptinusm ihuiikh th is who iro ml ir woik it uiist is i wiiii th s nn mi nd 0 in n i cimplitilv down in irtid aftu rill lh v 111 n t in only ini- whi hp iikhl 1 m 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