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The Free Press Wednesday Sept 27 Editorial News from Neepawa So another union is holding the public to ransom with the strike of postal earners We the people who pay the carriers wages are being made to suffer inconvenience And they have arranged rotating strikes so they can stay at their jobs most of the time and collect their pay We with many people have a product that needs delivering Here s an example of what the post office provides us with when it s working well A reader from Neepawa Manitoba last week mailed us the wrappers from her copies of the Free Press We mark each wrapper with the date it is mailed The reader added the date it was received Thusly July 26 issue received August the 22nd day August 2 issue received August 9 the eighth day August issue received August the day August issue received August the ninth day August 23 issue received August 30th the eighth day September issue received September lb the fourth day The issue of August 30 had not yet arrived when the letter was written Sept 18 not usual in the past she comments That s the bad news Now for the good news The writer Margaret merman went on to say that her father Arthur M Zimmerman was years old on Sept 11 He worked many years in and around Acton as Beardmore tannery engineer and gas well drilling with Morgan Crewson He doesn t enjoy the best of health but has a won memory When not too tired he can relate many stories in detail of the past which he says were hard days but happier days He married Margaret Jane Sayers of Acton in 1908 He enjoys the Pages of the Past columns in the Free Press and noting the many changes in Acton and district Happy Mr Zimmerman whenever this paper arrives in Mountain pass meeting After the Canadian Community newspapers Association con in Vancouver in mid August we set out with 42 other newspapenng people on the Sun Princess for a marvellous week long cruise to Alaska We made three fascinating stops at Skagway Ketchikan and Sitka and spent a full day cruising in Glacier Bay where the world is still as it was in the ice ages Surrounded by glaciers and ice bergs we heard rangers who are stationed there describe the pro gress of history and the gradual reintroduction of foliage and wildlife There is one highlight we would like to share A narrow gauge railway takes people and freight daily from Skagway in Alaska to in the Yukon Passengers like our selves who join the tram through the White Pass simply as sight seers are delighted by the stupendous mountain views and amazed as we watch the perilous trail below where io many men and horses trudged miles in vain in in search of gold At one time of these men and some women camped for the Falling leaves The Children s Aid Society has written to remind people in the region that their meetings are open to the press and public The board meets monthly on the last Wed nesday at Speers Rd Oakville Revenue Canada Taxation advises taxpayers holding Canada Savings Bonds due to mature this fall that careful study of the op available when cashing and reporting bond interest could result in tax savings The two Canada Savings Bond Series are the Special Replacement Series maturing October 1 and the Series S241 maturing November It is estimated that 40 per cent of people holding these bonds have not clipped the coupons and will receive interest and compound interest equal to the principal held Tax on this ai cumulated interest can vary widely depending on the method used by taxpayers for reporting the in terest Check with the bank Several of the recently planted maple trees have just been broken off and ruined A couple are on Churchill more at the Robert Little school grounds Last week cemetery stones were knocked over Before that large planters and plants were taken from por ches of homes What ism the minds of the people who do these things Who are they A Guelph woman who has fered from fluoride poisoning read winter on the bleak shores of Lake Bennett where they built rafts to float their supplies further into the Yukon Then there were stores businesses and even a newspaper Now at windy Bennett there is a very large station and a few trailers to house railway em plus the grey weathered rums of the old church Every where snowcrowned mountain peaks soar Train passengers pile out of coaches warmed by oil burners into the chilly air and hustle into the station There long tables are set up all ready with stew beans lots of bread and pie It was here so many miles from home that two weeks ago we en countered Kate from Milton and Potter from Georgetown both working happily in the station Whats the news from home they laughed when they learned we were from the Acton Milton and Georgetown papers But the train started to shuffle and we had to run As far as we could see Bennett was not the best place to be left behind the Free Press about Acton s likely addition of fluoride to the water and hastened down with a letter and literature Books she recommends are available in the Guelph library and a few folders are at our counter The possible effects of medication plus fluoride haven been adequately studied she claims Bill Smiley s column Sugar and Spice did not arrive in the mail this week Among eight million citizens in Ontario there are who speak French at home About four per cent And for that we always seem to get the French side when we set out to read the instructions on boxes Your temper is worth more than your weight in gold Keep it Watch for those flashing school bus lights Remember you cant pass in either direction With the buses on the road now its something to remember again Letters welcome ONE SPECTATOR SAID the ground shook with the approach of CN steam locomotue Saturday morning Several folks were at the site of the old CN station on Eastern Avenue They got the first tjste of an era past Next the engine with its ten cars stopped at the Mam Street crossing where the engine was watered Our readers write- Fluorosis victim writes Dear Madam in tin issut II prompts this replv The plain fact that is in in billions poison harmful toxic in its iffeUs tven when in minimal Mill run no m how m inv turns it mil iled in print it Hi of the Milter supply is s ift 1 Gross MI thief of rtseurih or In Viterans Administnlion Bronx York in tin Sc I Retommend Adding to Water docs not dentists Thin ureal man medical doctors mil dentists who do not recommend it Professional men and women Mho ivi studied the thoroughly ind lis diletinous- effects on the ire against putting this toxic poison into Mater is the bods is invoked not just a piece poisni is excreted through Ihc kidneys be tin brunt of this mass meditation resulting in it Tht ixcrition of fluoride through kidntvs Ins not been idcquittly studied and middle and older people particularly who haw nictaboht disturbances chrome kidney ttt may suffer from a long and continuous ingestion of this and toxic compound Simon A M former of urology Roosevelt Hospital New York City Milk unci eggs art nutritious foods tut some people allergic to them and develop disease such is ttima In of fluoride it is not i item of Food it is poison It has proven nisi damigt lift f some individual- and more rt heme distouridall Ml i- mid lr llobtrt Mick I I units in part knowledgablt man it if 10 pound child receives the same dost of any drug or tlnmicil is 170 pound adult lint the 10 pound child tints dose 17 than 170 pound Somt I ition and If I Ik Strviet Mill be tondemned for based on dos alone no account of oilier tonditions that child mi hivt statements art of the mam lectures books learned nun women The American lluondiliou I red I I Dr George MI tin Struct with Titans Truth Or Robert liuck The or Poison by medical journ ihst Anne 1 isc Gotzsche Hun Truth Caldwell ii i irth journalist Phyllis M ad infinitum In words read d icquunt with Ihc suhjttt Do you know that the same m Dental mondial approves products flu irak ind fluoridation fluoride in drmkinf water Income it development I bones is will is goitre r CROWNING GLORY the original old top of The Old Free Press building was hoisted back into position atop the new building Friday morning It was securely bolted from the inside by Doug Fread and Peter The building Is reconstructed in the style of its 1904 predecessor with decorative mouldings newly cast from molds of the original old pieces Block and pillars closely resembles original tmwork vour fluoride ml ikt if it swimnnif pool itt tube fruit juice and food it is boiled Sodium fluoride Ik i It becomes stronger offer fntn i issi f Miter I noil with ground glass Hit bonk describes the fluoride is powerful toxic son lor eliminating r its No purpo listed Do not mistake sodium fluoride ft r fluoride ileium fluoride is fiund in the iter n in some are is fin the fluoride but in fluondittd municipalities sodium fluoride is used isle m liter from ilummum for iste itter from fcrtihtr Doth these for fines for dumping ro If Ins to offer the muntipihties involved is the higher t then it is to this monopoh of hum in rights Mrs I Mrs also adds lo letter the full letter from Robert Mick i dentist of Laurel Springs New Jersey September To Whom iv Concern I been ictively engaged in dentistry since 1015 and been with fluorides and the promotion of flu since 1941 I was one of first promoters of fluoridation in the world from 1W4 to 1948 I was influenced to believe in fltton and I to be a do I learned in how I had ut become involved in what Mas to become the mlernalioml scandal ever to be promoted in tin name of health scheme Between 1DJJ 1J2 I wot in volm with research experiments with fluoride and i of experiments I leirncd that the its receiving fluoride had up to ptr cent more fluoride in their spleens boms livers and teeth than animals ripples wire born in the third feneration In as representatives of he of Nutrition mo conducted studies in Afnc i on a relationship of fluorides in their iter food ale to denial deciy and mottling enamel The American Dental Association paid for and sponsored rese in the on that caused mottling in human These results were published in Journal of ADA July The damage from fluorides by died natural fluoridation has been known for Dental The Naval Division con dueled a year Intensive rtst in 103O The results of this study have never made available the Dental Association as of this day The conclusions of that study was thai denial decay became less as various minerals in the food and water became less This also showed that where there was fluoride in the water there was boo per cent dental decay than where there was no fluoride Any knowledgeable professional man knows if a 10 lb child the same drug or chemical as a 170 lb child receives a dose 17 times greater than the 170 lb adult Some day the American Medical American Dental Association and will be for malpractice based on dosage alone giving no account of other conditions that the child may Very truly yours II Mick The Free Press Back Issues 10 years ago I from the of the Free of Wednesday September 1968 A record gate high attendance at all events over the three days a successful parade and many entries in all categories left members of Acion Agricultural Society weary but delighted The annual fall fair set a new record for gate receipts with paid admissions night Council was informed that Monex Cor poration wish to build four model homes on North at their Tuesday meeting The homes would be models for ihe subdivision and would built on four of the lols of Mrs It Brown property His 2183rd meeting was racked up Tuesday by clerk administrator Jack McGeachit at council He turns his job over the new Joe Hurst at the end of this week and was attending his official meeting in Acton years ago from Ihc of Ihe rec Press of Thursday October 1958 Andrew Frank of Ft 1 Campbell a real estate broker has been recommended for appointment to the position of Sheriff of County Robert of Milton who has acted as deputy sheriff for tht pist six or seven years has been named Local Registrar of the Supreme Court Surrogate Registrar of the Count Cltrk of the County Court and for the county Rev Gordon Holmes A takes over his at the Baptist this Sunday October when he movis to from his former post at liver County Firemen attended their annual church service at Knox church on Sunday iB when Rev Milton londucttd service in the A J who was ill Rotary club member was chosen lo represent the Acton club at innual conference in Toronto at the general meeling on Tuesday evening Mr ind Mrs George Bolton Main St observed their wedding ind his birthday on Married the home still on September 1899 they still good 50 years ago I from isiue of rce September 7 I9H Mr Waldn of Mr and Mrs and grandson of Alex W tsqucsing who has occupied a mission in the wtst during the sum mi r pulpit in Knox Church on Sand morning weekend and Mrs Mason Willow was the place of family reunion of ind sisters and their of Mrs Mason first when all Ihc together in over years rd as received this week from Mrs nee holster by her oil ind sister Miss Daisy here of the est of herself and her husband from serious in the hurricane of I ist Meek Mr and Mrs were mi from Jacksonville Florida to their home in when the storm 100 years ago I Irani llirissui or lie IH7N some worthless in who roam up and down Mill sireclseeri night bound to do ill tin possible They throw stunts windows unhitch horses ipplcscte village tonst ibk sit tike iht matter up and see if 1 not stopped house town will board a le icher for Iht thru days for the invention The school house has hem viilh evergreens for tht Mr lis is building a new hi itksmith shop on Mini near Mill plow minufatturcd at Plow VWks i position it the On accidents which ecuired in Saturday list on the Grand Trunk there were great lions of freight it stations il nKthi Inn I iftcen freight passed in Monday mornlnB six clock THE ACTON FREE PRESS PHONE Business Editorial Office Copyright 1978