Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), December 25, 1941, p. 2

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are broken because part of the family must be on guard in faroff lands it is a bit diffi cult to have the merry christmas that should be war is directly opposite to the spirit of a merry christmas and yet if we lose sight of christmas and all it stands for we lose that for which we fight we know that there will be a note of sadness for the missing ones at many a christmas table that feeling will be doubly so when during the year loved ones have been reported lost but we know too that those absent ones in their christmas mes sages say chins up and well soon be home they left homts in the spirit that you needed their pro- tetriorn they- arewilling tosacrif ice thatyoumay keep christmas and live in a land where the spirit of christmas may abound not only at tha christmas- tide but spread throughout the whole year thy ttiin jirvp i far fields want the christmas of those who are left at home to be merry those who are fortunate enough to have home ties uiu broken at this christmas tide may couple with their merry christmas the wish that another chrstmas will see a reunion of these broken homes and in this spirit wc wish all a merry christmas and the far greater wish that before another christ mas rolls around there will be cause for nil to have a merrier one v the answers are given an advertisement in last weeks fkef press lolj housewives how they could maintain prices and as sist in stopping inflation the machinery is in op eration and the successful operation of that machin ery depends on the buyers themselves but remem ber the ceiling price is not necessarily the price you paid it is the highest price at which the store sold the particular item between september 15 and oc tober llth dont guesst at the prices you paid- be sure of the items before you make a complaint about the price the merchant is just as anxious to obey the law in most cases as you arc we doubt very much if any instances will be found where a higher price is asked in the advertisement last week you were asked to make a list of mostpurchased articles and the price paid at the store at which you t thi wjl tend to eliminate guess work and tl coaaamx8ale that community aale last week did just a little more than raise a substantial fund for red cross and acton and vicinity war service league it proved an opportunity for townsfolk and those of the farming section adjacent to work together it brought the community closer together it showed townsfolk that farmers have a real amount of pro duce and they are willing to give freely of that plenty but there are limitations to the purchasing power of wage earners too but it was that communityspirit that was so com- mendible the piles of good saleable material that required two nights of selling meant the work and giving of many and it was given freely can vassers tell us more could have been secured if it could haye been brought to the sale centre xce liked too the spirit of the auctioneers who conducted the sale everyone of them was out to help the other fellow lnrjiee days of regulation restriction and con we may lose some of this community spirit if we do we lose one of the finest things of our democratic way of life perhaps we can retain it and expand it to a wider field in our war effort perhaps we can broaden our com munity perhaps it will take in a world community spirit that should be the ultimate aim working together for a common good docs brinj out the best and the community sale was another example of this truth v running down the home town some people seem to find a queer kind of satis faction in speaking disparagingly of the commun ity where they live there does not seem any adev uate motive for such talk of course if they are trying earnestly to correct defects in the home town life it is legitimate for them to point out faults in a constructive way suggesting at the same time the remedies for these defects and working themselves to remove thosetaults sometimes people will talk about what the home town lacks when it seemed as if their only motive was to show that they have higher standards than those of their townspeople such talk is an obstacle to pro gress and it creates a hopeless kind of feeling that the home town is way behind so badly that it is useless to try to correct those faults peel gazette v editorial notes v merry christmas from this corner too v and once again the post office staff came smil ing through the deluge of christmas mail dont make light of any of the christmas pres ents you receive this year maybe you wont do as well another year and the most welcome visitor in every home to morrow will be good old santa claus and prospects 1 are he wont miss a home i v if it isnt the sheriff its the finance company 1 ive got more attachments on me than a vacuum cleaner john barrymore j v i i am old deaf and dotty go ahead with your plans but leave me alone george bernard shaw to officers of the newlyformed shaw society v some of actons industries have been badly hit by the wartime regulations but all arc endeavoring to meet the adjustment and making no complaint v newsprint production in canada in october 1941 totalled 318878 tons compared with 309957 tons in october 1940 and 298276 tons in september 1941 v dont spoil christmas for yourself or for anyone else make it a special point to drive carefully dur ing the holiday season and dont drive if you have been drinking intoxicating liquor v central electric stations in canada produced tiiih lilin of invine rloctrlhty in swell with mo our food supply wr1ttrn spktlaixy fok cw1ma xkwhfapkkh ily john atkins iartrjmirniut no 11 farm customers the belief is irowlnr among those who let others rib their thinking thnt most of ub could cot by with very little work if nny if our politicians were cmnrt enough unfortunately it is too often rood politics to foster that belief it li being mooted na a partial remedy for postwar ills some see coming on economic sys tem that relieves everyone of the pain of thinking and eases the pnln of whatever effort is required the amazing advances of- science and invention have led figureminded economists to conclude thnt it would be very simple to produce nil thnt men require with very little work in n very short time the grent ma jority of us hnve been too busy to consider whnt this itlen rony mean to in canada nnd the united states where the advances of science ami in vention hnve been applied to pro duction there hnve been demon strations of the manufacture of needs mt impr s more it would be wise to take stock of whnt tins hnppcncd to the whole people as a result of our efforts to unduly shorten the hours of inbor of some most canndlnns on the farms in the forests in fishing boats in small business in the professions and in the homes work long hours to earn onough to buy the goods and services produced by those who work shorter hours the short hours of the few must be paid for by the long hours of the mnny all who work longer hours would welcome the nntonwlde nppll- cntlort of the 48 hour week the 4l4 hour week the t0 hour week all of which exist in cnnndn for some workers everyone would be delight ed with the 10 hour week the ifl hour week wouklcutulhtl whos who business directory and buyers guide for acton and district ir the kay shoppe fob for millinery stamped good pmncy varna service yarn nnd homu ware miss k roszell agents for kangley cleaners and dyers a good piace to eat royal cafe qod icoid moderate pruvw we soiiflt youil patronage cigars clgavttii and canfaetlatw blue star one stop service station business directory mkii6al dr j a mcniven iphrslejau and fturok office and hecldnc corner bower avenue and elgin street dr ej nelson phyatelan and ftaraeori 17 woolwich st guelph office of dr i ii inekott orflee rhene sll uea fhene 2b dr wm g cullen lmcc ihyitlelan and iiirkon of flic llouru- 11 ami 79 pm sundnys by appointment mill street nenr freilcrlik slroct ivicphmio im lliah quality flaaellite meter oils and grease hrreune and distillate oil voiing an miix st rhene ss taste the difference try macdonalds bread cakes and pastry phone 100 masales jersey dairy for quality miwl ejrvle farm workweek in hnlc it would do nk murh for ninny other occupations butlt would raise the cost of living in canndn to nn impossible flcure it would reduce production to the point nt pnvriv if would inrronso rather the view thnt somebody could pro duce somehow enough for somebody but canndn nnd the united states hnve never yet produced nnd dis tributed enough of everything for everybody president roosevelt says thnt nt the peak of u s prosjhrity onethird of the people were illhous ed iltelnd nnd illfed canada is little different in that regard there is no doubt that a physically fit highly intelligent well educated people llvintr in nn ideal world from which nny and every raw mnterinl could be sccurvd nt will could in the course of fifty- years produce its needs and most of its wonts in a workweek of- thirty hours or less canadirins are not such n people before we ret too far in policies which permit the few to do less for than abate suffering no quest inn of health leisure or i rrcrentinn is involved ln the elrht hour day or in the fortyeight hour week that provides a halfholiday on i saturday and a day of rest each i week the production of canada j with nn average workweek of forty- eight hours would not provide nn ade- quale national income reduced hours of work increases costs costs that ran i only be met hy those who work longer or harder costs that rise every few years to the point where the value of shorthour goods is so j out of line with longhour goods that j exchange breaks down and we have i depression why not have a nntionnl minimum work week- of fortyeight i hours until everyone in cnnndn can enjoy it i ho no 1a drink mnsales milk your assur- ntice of satisfaction frrtii mhu anil fremiti and choco late milk daily ruit our milk for sale at biowns store and j w tones grocery store dr w g c kenney riiynlrlan and murgaan office in symon block mill strmt acton off if 1hone 7twffiile 10 drs freed and stevenson caminfcxviijlk phone milton 15r3 after 10 pin- mllton aw office hours 80 am 13 pm 78 pm sundays by appointment only dental dr c nicholson datttaj 8uftfaii office in llihmmn block hours 0 am until g plm evening by appointment phone 118 legal c f leatherland b a barrister and sallrltor notary publt ussucrof mjulatc-l-lccnsas- kcglstrnr of births marriages death acton office zz rhonea rraklenoe 151 acton creamery itest market iliceo for i butterfat kenneth m langdon letlerrketaryvuuli offlcis ciorivtown flriknry theatre dullds acton ovit t seynucka cafa for apixdntmenlh phone acton 65 or georgetown k8 office hours acton tuesday and thurculny llo prn to pm even ing on request we bitv emsh ani rotxtuy tor quality lu- clover gold n rand creamery butter phone a3 main st arton c andersen prop j k gardiner watch clock repairing unfair accusations of price raising if you misacd that ad last week get your copy and read it its not lengthy and it will perhaps save you many dollars you should know the an swers it gives v ibmng day fruay- the firsl weekday after christmas is known as boxing day observed for many years in great britain it was the custom on that day to give christmas boxes to servants polieemeiv postmen etc lately observance of the day n i holiday has spread to canada but not with the same purpose in mind here it is seemingly observed so that shop keepers and those employed in stores have an extra holiday after christmas to make up for the lone hours given previous to the holiday in that respect it resembles a christmas box at any rate most fair minded folk will agree that shop keepers are entitled to this extra holiday it will be observed in acton this year remember to lay in supplies sufficient for two days at christ mas time boxing day is a holiday for acton stores and bank 27010578000 kilowatt hours of electrical energy in the ficst ten months of 194 1 as against 24971047- 000 kilqwatt hours in the corresponding period of 1 940 v japan is no threat she is a nuisance and a pesf as a aral in me oacuyara wc tflusi fin del cars down so we can dispose of the naii thug in our front yard james r young for 14 years a news correspondent in japan v not only the american isolationists who to u man changed their war sentiments but also those strate gists who told us that japan had fatally expanded herself arul would fold immediately will have a busy time arranging alibis financial post v since 1927 those opposed to local option have attempted to obtain repeal votes in 87 municipalities they have- won only 10 of them in the same period 8 other municipalities where beverage rooms were established have voted them out bowntanville statesman if in doubt best to consult local officer the importance of consulting your local employment and claims officer when there i doubt ns to whether or not any worker or group of workers is insurahle was emphasized today by mr h g suffietd manager of the lorjil employment and claims office according o mr suffielit nine employers are making their own de risions ns to the insurability of their employees mr suffteld 3tnted that ruling have been made already by the com mission in a largenumber of speclitl eases it is essential thnt these rix commissions rulings were not oh- i tnlned mr suffield asserted it is in j connection with the collection of con- tributions for broken periods it should be understood that either five or sl days may represent a full weeks work for on employee de ductions in such cases shduld be made on ii full weekly basis in certain special cases where employer anil emjoee are in agreement a jour- day week may also represent a full weeks work contributions for less than acek rvny- kei- fur motor permits sold from it a m tntil lev p m 7 p m oclcck except wed afternoons and evening mil holidays veteiunauy bix young vs bvsc veterinary burgeon office hrookville ontario 1 ihone- milton 1lfim f g oaks vs bvsc veterinary kurgfon off nnd isidence- knx avenue acton phone 1t0 atririonejcuh frank petch auctioneer and representative cetu- lt mereial ijfe afiturane co phone 391 cltarlrtt ktrrl tieorgatawtf i however basis 4 rzr inipihf roiovvet 1ft evepv cftse w here they apply because benefit is not payahle if contributions hnve been mndel n iwhnlf of a worker w ben en- gnied in an employment which is not insurable further it u imporlant thai such special casts should be determined with the least possible dly mr suffield revealed that certain em ployers who had erroneously excepted some of their employees in tin first instance inter tried to correct the error by deducting contributions from wages retroactively this irnn is coatrarv to the act only current contributions may be deducted ffm n workers wages if an employer neglects to register insurable em ployees he makes himself liable for both his own and the vorkrs back contributions still another error has arisen in many special instances where the should be made oh kor example if a wc iirns an average uf s- ml a day three days work in insurable em ploy men t his class of contribution will be the same ns a worker who earned s10 twl f r a full sixday week class 7 of the nd schedule of the and four hmns on wednesday nnd k paid lk- an hour 1 is earning for the three days nre theiw re st fill and his average daily earnings 1 h7 mul tiplying sis by six places hit earn- intr tn claw t thic su t h al u 11c weekly stamp should be affixed and nine cent deducted from the mans enrmngs ii mk tables canadian national railways at acton ilum mi- iim i pyp tm nly ynro he only tbreestxrhs or the contribu tion lr a full week nnd not slslh sun lirlv for ne or two days the contrlbuti n would l onesixth or twosixths re ectively tn rajes where ihn employee work for its than a week and is not paid on te seme basis for each in h- irks bis y eeklv earnings fr nn- tribullon purposs may l calculate hv mult iply iiht hts average dally earnlikt for the period by six te same rule applies to emplive t w rkm 1es than the ordinary num ber of hours w hich nornuillv cinvtl- lute their regular working day v r tiie e a daily stamp the clas of which is determined by the actual nutiiev enrnel in the days worked should he plnred in- the insurance book for each day oh which work is done for example a man works two hours on monday eight hours on tuesday heather barne kllied in nn air rant nmer lescutni an injined nu e from the bottom of a bomb cruiei was awardett posthumously the utone cross hihem knlhnti awird lt l tl i iuidt standaui ttml ioins kt inltv except sunday o4 am daily except sundpy 940 at- dally except sunday 28 pm i sunday only h19 piu 1 jtyer ut orgrttm n d41 pm klyer at iuidph 9 13 pm 1 faily except sunday h4s am saturday only l pm flyer at uelh g40 pm 1 daily except sunday 700 pm sunday only 11 a3 p m ladv tvrrmuir fiiiihr voiumh- london mpi ijidy twej mulr widow of the former uivernor eneral of tanada ha vr rift en nn rpiliue tt luldren of canada the btmik was complete except for the last ciapter and ttie epilogue de scribe wiiat the chapter should have been changed in title to the last traverse the hook will be publish in england soon ray voull lines coacmksji kwk a ton standard time iastiui all to t ratal am am oul a m 11 1 am 2 06 p m rt 51 p m i m p m hm pm ukhttfwri to looauts 9m am 12u pm ji pm a 21 pm 618pm hph p n h y23 pm c20s pm mi m pm a dally xcpt sunday bsaturna sunday and holidays c dally itcvp isatdrday sunday and holidays raw

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