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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), October 28, 1943, p. 2

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the acton ntee press thursday october ml ims vlftdxmtttyttbb nwe aea m aaaa af eat eohaam nana eat lm eaav hiihmhll ail vllaet ae anw la aaar aa ei av ant sea aemaaa ss iiai a i ike aavaasw mill aha aeratee aahal mnaa mnpicalia ma ae a anaav yteeffhee neei aaoaata aaaannaaat aa ate aaaanaaaaaa aaas m are aal aa aer la any liiil wawm la amka 4ato ill i ei taa imllm aj itk aadb a ay aawa aui eeaal la aikiaj ta aai la i ass ii aw anar aa a is aal u ay laa f e avul ewv eeatal each i jsdw- f c auy be achieved only the years of the tnture mm tell la milton and actoa and the district we wol reside in acton and the mechanical work on both nepers will be done in the fkeb passs oflce it will be onr aim to make the two papers as distinct ns the needs of the two communities pre vision has been made in the plant here for two sep arate papers we believe that the ranihinrif oper ation will evolve gradually so that a better news coverage can be given readers of both the papers certainly it is not our intention lo decrease the ser vice to either community daring the weeks immediately ahead we will re quire the cooperation of all in maintaining our regu lar service the feepbss has never in our recol lection failed to catch the mails on publication day if it is possible we hope to maintain that record for both papers if correspondents advertisers and con tributors will send in all copy early in the week we can maintain our publication times on thursday for both papers but we just cannot take items on thursday that could have been sent in earlier in the week our staff is small and bringing new personell in and working with a staff of two different papers requires some extra time and attention to put it briefly were experimenting and perhaps taking an inopportune time for experimental pur poses but then a lot of the war developments have had to be experimental while the war went on and in such times one cannot always await the right moment for carrying on an experiment thanks a lor for all the kind wishes of friends in the venture in another field its awfully nice and helpful to know of the friendships in both communities we hope to serve the fblka me a multitude i father time is a dual personality me is a veri table dr jckyll and mr hyde at one and the same time he is kind and be is cruel if we want proof of this we need only cast our thoughts back to the days of 101518 since that period time graciously healed most of the wounded canadian hearts which then ached in loneliness and begged piteously for one more touch of the missing hand and lips of those stilled forever in the mud of europe but time also dulled our memories of the horrible pain and grief which swirled in the wake of predatory german generals only fourteen years after 1918 when german viciousness began to rise as a threat against world peace time had blurred our minds we do not readily recall tho inhuman heartbreaking experi ences of the first world war there was no over powering urge in our breasts to stamp out the smouldering fire of conquest before it became an unmanageable holocaust time had so softened our recollections of the tragedy in that short space the i ca wakening of the german militaristic spirit did not warn us to meet and overpower it immediately have we yet learned how wicked time can be it is only four years ago since the stiffnecked goosesteppers ran bayonets through the frail bodies of old men and women in poland led little children into fields to shoot them down with machine gun bullets but three years have passed since the ger mans bombed old and young civilians out of the towns and cities of belgium to choke the highways against the approach of the opposing armies and then bombed and machinegunned these helpli creatures along the roads will we let time make us forget that now it is about two weeks since tho nazi monsters looted the city of naples and mercilessly murdered inhabitants because they expressed their dislike of the german cause cart we forget that also for four years thousands of the finest of our canadian youth destined to live happy lives among us have fallen victims to german guns is our sor row from their loss already cooling or ore we keeping fresh those bitter memories mf the past since 1939 arousing in our hearts a grim determination to end this senseless parade of wars lor a long long time there is a message being spread throughout the land in these days of the fifth victory loan cam paign its purport is lets not become complacent but hero is a yet more potent slogan for us at this moment it is contained in one word lmember if we will keep green the indescribable horrors of this war if we will remember that these arc per petrated by the germans and will be repeated again and again unless we completely crush the german militaristic spirit we wont need any warning against complacency we will pour our dollars into victory bonds as never before speed our work in war factories and tafke increasing pride in the actual job of extermin ation which our men are carrying out at the battle front we gxpcrimcnt perhaps the news announcement last week that the editor of this paper would also publish tho cana dian champion of milton left some room for clar- flcation that should be made in these columns we will atteopt to edit- two papers whether it does in volve a dr jekyll and mr hyde sort of life what the community auction sale last week was more than a place for bringing goods to market place or for buyers to secure supplies sales of the past had brought in about 500 and were considered highly satisfactory however as the war goes on the work of the service league increases and more funds are required the response of approximately 800 from this source is indeed gratifying most gratifying however was the response that made that total possible perhaps it was thorough organization which made the appeal so successful but we pefcr to think it was a desire of all to have a share in keeping up that job of the war service league time and again wo have heard it said that acton and vicinity war service league is made up of all people of town and countryside sometimes tho representative attendance at meetings docs not seem to bear out that statement but when such events as the community sale bring tho wide response that was shown when teams respond so regularly at salvage headquarters and when we find so many workers for the league in so many different ways it all adds up that those boxes those cigarettes and ul the work of tho league do come as tho enclosure cards in the christmas boxes reads from tho folks back home v editorial notes the fifth victory loan campaign is as impor tant as any we will fight with battles lt gen a g l mcnaughton v what a blessed relief to be free from govern merit regulations a kansas farmers letter home after being drafted into the army v remembrance day is november itth but those days are good ones to rcmeniber that the ryun is again on tho warpath and that buying victory bonds will help knock him out v a newcomer to acton hunting for a house in this crowded community says hes all in favor of lend- lease if someone will lend him a lease for a dwel ling for a few months hell be very happy v municipal nominations arc just a month away a word of encouragement to those who serve might help in a decision whether to carry on municipal affairs arc of more importance in wartime than at any other time new liskeard farmer grabbed a chickensteal ing fox by the tail and swung it around till he knock ed it out some- day the jim curran of the wolf world is going to write a story about how man at tacks wolves smiths falls recordnews v cigar smokers read with some concern that the cigar shortage is due to the fact that there is not sufficient help to roll the cigars although there is plenty of tobacco stock on hand well if churchill can roll his own of the size he smokes so can we politicians and statesmen can plan a postwar world around the peace table but t will only work it we know how to bring up around the breakfast table the children who will comprise it many of us need to face the fact that probably our biggest contribution to building a new world starts around our own family hearths kamloops bc sentinel seeks end to unemployment london cp-su- willi i bev- eatdg aays hli report on bow to tush iiamiiiiliqwhhl after um av win be narty la auc an and lomty an mw revolutionary changes tn our system j by tbai he told a on owak meeflngw 1 do not 1 ervativ i sajlada the years best 8y victory bonds sational selective service a word of caution to men of military age and to their employers national selective service civilian regulations authorize the minister of labour lo require that knale employee furnish tlieir employer with evidence that they have not failed to comply with national selective service mobilization regulations the military callup it la intended that an order will he iftauedl shortly requiring employer to carry out the necetuiary check on their male employee and to report any men who do not produce tho required evidence of compliance the check up will cover every male employee who ha reached the age of 18 year and nix month and ha not reached hi 3fllh birthday the man will haver to hov evidence in one of the following format a a man discharge iran- itti arm lorrri folio win it aervlce during tho pnaftit war sjhoulsj have hit discharge eertlfirale a discharged man who baa uoc a cerllfirale should apply foromi id the following uiauncri army oimtriet officii commmruung military oimfrirt in uhuh dimekargm toofc pfoot alrhwlm office hcaf w- quarirrm no s tvntpvrary building olltuta on nary srrtmry naval board ottawa on i b a nun who hat responded to a direction from a registrar of a invulonal mobili sation hoard lo fevport for kntrdlcal examination under mobilisation regu- lalloiis should have either a eerllfirato of unfit netut or an order for poslpone- menl of military training from the lhvllonal registrar a man entitled to elthrr document wlio hua lost hi copies should immediately apply lo i lie itiwisloiial registrar wik issued the original for a diapuratr c a man who hua been rejected on appli cation for voluntary enlistment in the army alnro the hcalnnna of the war ahould have m certificate ahowlna that he was rejected through medical unfil- neaa if a mm entitled to auch a ceitlgcatedoea not poaacaa it he ahould apply to the district military head quarter of th district in which ha applied for enlistment in order to pro cure the necessary form d a man in the designated classes who has dot reached hla 38th birthday who waa married mm at july 15th 1940 or who bavin been married before that date la a widower with children must he prepared to furnish evidence auch aa a feaarrlaae certificate or birth certificate of a child to ahow that he waa married before july 15tb 1940 and thai bo u now either married or la a widower with children e a man who haa reported for enrolment in the army under an order military 1 tvainlna issued under the mobilisation regulation and who bastbeen rejected ahould have a certificate allowing he was rejected through medical unfitness if knan entitled lo auch certificate does not possess it he ahould apply in the district officer commanding the military district in which he waa rejected 0 1 a man who la not subject to the mobilisation regulations because be is an enemy alien who hua nut made appl leal ion for naturalisation may obtain a certificate from a red i at mr of his divisional momiiautlon hoard indi cating that the moltlmftalloi hrnulu- llona do kvol apply to him and surh certificate mut be obtained by all auch enemy aliens i ii a man who la an alien und neither a national of ihlgium juvliaslovaata the netherlands norway iulund the united slutea nor yugoslavia and haa not applied for naturalisation may be relieved of his duty under mobilisation regulations but he give up his right to future canadian cltlaenshlp after the wart where such men have applied for auch relief and been granted such status certificate will he issued by reglatrar in appropriate cases hw caution la iuued to ffocuftoto coaapllotica whh th roar wmdb is proposed a footowoblo interval will bo ooowod to oo hmm to orovloo thatiahr with whotovor oocuaaoot as fotorod to obovo tho aaoy bo a to bom employers arm reauemted to five noticm of thlm propomai to thmir mmu employe to facilitate th operation of t the order when issued uumpurev mrcheul a maamba director nmllommt salactir business directory dr w g c kenney csutxxaaor to dr j a mcnhroo otfta in smnoa block mill stnat ww ti siiiiii dr wm c cullen lmxzjc rri nni n an ocooe hoot 34 mna t- pa except wadoctday and sunday inn stnat naar irnderlek stnat dr t h wyue taklac oiaiaw of dr bttetauairla practice for he duration var tt fiiiiot otfjee hum ajaa to ban tin 1 1 aw nialf aaal batejaaxy office telenione 148 dr hugh s austin hill street comer frederick actoa office hour ojo am to 5j0 1mb evening by appointment a nam c f leatherland ba j halldier notary famlv issue of malriake licenses ketistrar of births marriages death aoton office j a kenneth m langdon barrister hetleuar notary pomlo offices georgetown gregory theatre bullotc acton over t seynucka cafe for appointments phone acton 69 or georgetown 88 office hours acton tuesday and thursday 130 pm to 4 00 pm evenings on request veteaunabv b d young vs bvsc veterinary burgeon office brookvllle ontario phone milton 148 r 4 f g oakes vs bvse veterinary surgeon office and residence knox avenuo arton ihone 130 heal mate willoughby farm agency largest and oldelt agency in r head office kent bldg toronto georgetown llepreaontatlve tom ilewsott phone georgetown ms time tables canadian national railways oatac weat daily except sunday 0 01 a mu saturday only 2 30 pjn- dally except sunday 7 48 pjti monday only 120s am dally except sunday 1 14 am flyer at georgetown dally except sat and sun 6 33 pm flyer at guelph dolly ex cept sot and sun 712 pm going east dally except sunday g 4u a jn dally except sunday 0 56 am dally except sunday g50 pm sunday only 810 pm flyer dally georgetown 0 25 pm flyer dally ut cudph iso pm cray coach lines coaches leave acton kaslbound 6 41 am 9 1g am 2 06 pm 6 25 pm 016 pm b9m pm westbound yl0 53 am yjlh pm ns08 pm 27 03 p m bh 38 m xll 28 p m a to london b sundays nntl holidays only x to guelph dally to kitchener sunday and holiday y to kitchener to stratford campaign against eocitstb nairobi cpin several dist rict of kenya detachment of the labor service and pioneer corps have i been sent out to combat horde of locust blackpool england cd- three onion each of which haa m circumference of 17 h hcbe and weighs 3u pound have been grown at washam near blackpool

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