The Acton Free Press Wednesday May Me There is no doubt that the majority of Canadians deplore the type of violent demonstration that happened on the streets of Toronto recently when a mob rampaged through the downtown section smashing property and throwing rocks through a department stores windows Aping their American brethren the demonstrators protested their opposition to a war being conducted by another country in an area of the world where most of them know nothing about conditions and less about the causes Proof that it was another manifestation of the adolescent monkey-see- monkeydo psychology was provided when demonstrators the police pigs and objected when of the liw made it clear they were not going to stand for any nonsense The fi Much of the current unrest between organised labor and employers whether it be in the private sector or public is marked by extreme dialogue You can run from the threatened postal strike to divisions between the county boards of education with the Ontario Secondary School Federation and theres an parallel between the inee taken by the union andor the employer It seems to be ill of negotiations The union says we will for tins and hope to get that grit their teeth and issue statements that they will only give this and set their sights on relinquishing that much il the union shows strong ition The courtship is also marked by frequent illusions to the Tightness of the respective positions whether it be from management or union Tor instance in the current dispute between the the Board of the Board issued a statement in an advertisement that it must retain the right to manage its schools and advising the people of the county there is a of secondary school opinion that thinks otherwise The police kept their heads in spite of the insults and epithets and moved among them arresting those who were most violent in their objections The irritating point of the whole as many commentators hive pointed out is that the people involved are the very ones who crusade to escipe things Then in complete reversal they mutate tactics imported from across the border n complete and utter disregard for all their tilk violence another part ol the world they dont hesitate to use loree to get their own ends The I ictics they use could come straight from the teachings the Communist revolution ines and anarchists r it her than real promoters ice is a word that in the wrong hands can i lot of abuse Board estimated that without salary increases to the cost to the taxpayers from cert items in the OSS1T salary brief could miount to SI Personally we thought some the ngs the teachers were asking for were ridiculous and dont doubt a strong body of opinion among the tcicliers thinks so too We would presume ill the items arc negotiable The Board is right when it that it his been elected to the il enterprise in the interests of the people both illy and fin they are right again in opining tint the increased costs are not what the people want But to be lair in this dispute one has to go back to the Boards beginnings when the trustees immediately voted themselves the maximum wages- pardon me remuneration and the director and the descending order hierarchy of the professional educators received salaries that astonished people in this end of the county Perhaps the tone was set then that the county was gold mine waiting to be worked it both ends the shaft ind at the various levels Comparing population figures in Halton is hardly a true indication ol population shift since the townships ot Nelson and Trafilgar were swelled by Burlington and respectively However it is interesting to note from this ye irs tigures that percentage increases across the county were almost the same with the exception of Milton which rose per cent due to annexation of I acres land from Burlington had the largest actual increase in adding people tor a total ol Georgetown followed with Milton added Acton I ho and Acton population rose to a figure which could be well behind ye ir census il ill the building on the drawing boards materializes Much of the increase could apartment buildings which are pi or being built in several places town The population of County now is 177 with ol that number living in the south of the county below Milton the capital Much of the other 40 people also live close to the southern end It will be interesting to check the figures in ye irs time when the results of the Design tor Development concept in for the area ire beginning to show They should reveal a much larger population in the south end of the county and gradual growth in the three towns in the north Ike Support tor the retention Sunday as a da rest is increasing and tile base lor the support extends beyond the church groups commonly allied in such a cause It is interesting to see from the annual report of the Lord s Day Alliance of Canada mat an independent committee composed of officials m food store chains labor unions trade and con organi7ations and churches presented some views on the subject of Seinday The committee affirmed that Sunday business would deprive many workers of rest and freedom from work on the particular day of tne week when tne majority of people are customarily at leisure would take working fathers and working motners away from home on the common restday and would deprive children parental company and supervision It would add to operating costs ot business and this would inevitable lead to further increase in the cost living The Alliance is being realistic too when it suggests that for those who attach little or no importance to religion the next best use of Sunday is undoubtedly that of rest and recreation best taken in family association Sunday will to be under attack despite shorter work weeks and supposedly more leisure hours There will always be those who will eye the extra days production or revenue as tne factor Even those who see in Sunday sport great rewards may yet find difficulty as I thought the MP wis excuse for parents when liny found out didu I offsprings who hid passed the middle Itins when minor hockey hoys tlircw i shindig the music I found out Gap wis Hie OLD MILL at Mills nestles in on a moisture the buds on nearby trees Photo by Jim Jennings Sugar and Spice by bill smiley Hive you been Hi moratorium litily you taken pari lit or confrontation Do you have eh i Sorry to be so person il il id ind heir words ibout so much days jusl how were Jl your pi lee They of Hit jarcim ol times Isn I it imiing lutw language can lake such be Hint emerge and finer than ever Prime Minister has eh i attending In llu papers lust I hoiicli1 il wis something like acne miybe bowd problem II timed out mean something like style flair But the new breed of newspaperman will never use an old tested word if he can come up with something as itie as charisma There no such thing is my more with two parlies holding opposing and trying resolve hem Now it s a Like two bulls meeting in ami knocking their skulls together while tilt tows look on the cuds A demonstration used to he an exposition explaining probably with sensory aids You show demonstrate lor how lo m ike rotten egg gas or how and two usually make tour But today i demonstration is igainsl something not lor All you rued is a placard a crowd and you in demonstrating It doesn nuke linguistic there s mother one sense II you art protesting be a protester not i demonstrator A moratorium sounds like a cross between a crematorium J malls ileum any rale it sounds pretty and usually is How would you like to spend the rest your life in a moratorium Some people let as they would enjoy it thoroughly I fiavt me a letter all editor to the issue a The Art Living consists dying young but is life as possible year old Greek saying quoted by the Out mo Salety League Doctor examining patient 1 don t like the looks ot your husband Mrs Brown Mrs Brown Neither do 1 doctor but hes good to our children Sunday itself becomes used for other purposes We re selfish enough to nope thinking people will continue to regard Sunday as an oasis m a week already muddied with frenzied activity The value of the common day is clear but its continuation needs constant vigilance if is not to be wrested from us to the disadvantage of all I decide seems to Ii ive Its new slini idioms tilth words A few of tlnm in the like diimonds in of silver through their sheer We don shed loo many It over such sayings is love my wife but oh you kid from the Nor do we row lugubrious over the irancc such inanities 50 Wis as it be Hit I Or You d belter believe it Or Would you Mow about cool and man and iy out and groovy Do you think some bird or cluck will be saymc in I9H4 Hey mm that cool Lets groove You re way out Somehow I doubt it Hippie is already it tin o opprobrium to Hit teal hippy Swinger is now used only by middle people who would like to Cat asm tool tat is hanging on by iht skin of its lieth And then we have jet and beautiful I was at a club recently and it wis rather sad All these chaps with lieu new sideburns and matching shirts and ties and striped pants hoping they were beautiful people when they should have home watering lawn Bui most of all perhaps I the peopk who simply surround themselves with i cloud verbal garbage time they open their mouths people an worst but you tan see and hear university professors politicians and lawvers hedging themselves about with such mane things as Well like you know it s pretty obvious you know like there no denying uh you know etc don just say I think it lot of crap or something equally plain Or would that not asiabli approach Canadian Champion THE ACTON FREE PRESS I tropic would till it torntd A croup fish It is post depressing ill orihestr to he i dun lilt winch to rip the light must h been in eyeful tor them they from old dicripilshki my sell which lias trouble two left to those who lllmk the I itest dance ice is the Hit Apple After i ire fill of opinion the group the MP I hey icntlv ltd polkipots buyers bunny hoppers hoi list In is i who i of the way to wake up inoiruiiLs is to hear the quiet sounds of an by 100 stunts with muled hiss fins could into a hymn by Pops followed by stirring rendition Home on the R mgc I Inn ii time for the Grenadier Guards lo loose with Matilda and before ihty swing into llie RAF March I II he of bed md down the stairs Insk id the other morning to llie 1 id llydropl some such group stimuli mvisioii followed by tin Mossy liouldirs who boldly prul in i gibberish tint took tune tint ihey io he free I was templing in libit with i brick the tryst set hut kepi my cool dressed in robe mil trilling belt slopped down iht si ins mil lurried the volume down Ik fore I like my oft the knob i mite tune trickling from i orn in shrill tones it tiny It llu d wis ruined I hen would It i iy 1 finding out whit is is No Sinn ifit hit pindi It I wis hi old the ph up la sehool they crowd shoulders till ekingselohcshktw out ot i sore hack iilurii lies iyis focus unless there s wives It youv tin These guys dun know the nunc I liny up sounds I only run is down iht di iinpirn which itstd to he only in ehureli and limey theatres Ins new dimension supplying volume other sounds lack issns tiny In siuft Irom II von try to urn it lo pops Hit v mm up noses Hut I v linn i milling round lolk snrif country I lit kids ik limn up like sponges i risky whnh Miller York Symphony it is i little hirsh to llie progeny to So hive e with J Ininy ish sin Ine Ml ii ops win ii in ltd one tolh s wh it kind I is ml llnl 20 years ago Tiken Hit issue the 1 iei Press Almost buried ilive hnsl of it Aelon is ti bruises and cuts it work sewerage con south ol Mill A up mutts while ek tor orkir John hi school eadtl corps held their sixth inspeeiion in Ait irk last Monday and presented a line how One hundred students marched Inspecting Col tin Lome Scots under the Cadet Officer Donald The procr ml 1 displays included a tiin Winning was under tin Doughs and L I In It was Bill J J Pink and Coon Wmntts tin sun r wen Davidson Wood Douglas Brine under he command ol f- Gride cadets presented a T drill under Cadet while tin oilier grades entertained llie in spieling ottnir and with signalling map and aid displays Law played ihe salute and Rod I orn playid iht drum The filth of the I OB was celebrated at a turkey dinner Modems weleomtd over HO quests 50 years ago Taken from the issue of the Press ol Thursday May 20 The rapidly increasing circulation and volume of general printing necessitated tin installation by the Press of model Linotype with three magazines lis value is a over splendid Linotype enables the Ptess to set by maihine practically everything that formerly necessitated tedious work by hand and is almost human in its marvellous mechanical actions Our operators will gladly how they can set type m the flicker of an eye lash The Quoitmg section of Acton Athletic Association opened the season on ihe with a fine tournament The outside teams were from Toronto The annual Day concert given under the auspices of the I O fc in the last Friday evening proved a most worthy and The program was furnished entirely by the pupils by Violet turn Dons piro duels mil the Hi Ik duct by in violin lo by in with Miss Molt is in instrumental Miss Jtssn Mann class choruses Out ol tile most ft Hurts the wis ijil narration ol the events which transpired Irom lime of Gen over tin command he Ill expedition to his sueitssliil rout ol Irom Beer presciilalion ol prizes iiv by I I wis ilso notable It nun Mrs M the regent m a istni link speech outlined the and lot iwmg to Gibbons Little Dons and tor essays to Ralph Henderson Helen ins Stirkman and Jean 75 years ago 1 iken the issue of the Free Press it fhursdiy iy On Ihe ivinint of the Juecn Birthday Creole Scam in dresser at Storey ninety who had celebrating day Intly was t to tin stain n and 10 clock and when mar tin en pn lank sand bagged by a couple if strangers knocking him down tilled his pockets securing two three dollars a new hat he ihen him into a car and I the doot Some lime later that agent Guthiie heard cries for help and went to his relief Hie eat had been loaded with flour and the bareheaded victim of he highwaymen presented an amusing figure being well powdered from head let toot as he emerged from his place ot menu newspaper Persons who were on the lake shore north ot Burlington beach canal on Thursday saw a very fine mirage About where is spectators apparently saw Toronto Harbor with its vessels dock and buddings on the water side clearly as if but a short distance out The reflection lasted some time Judging from crowds of spectators at lie practice games in the park each evening old time interest is centred in baseball this season