Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 3, 1942, p. 2

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17 wjttnt two the acton frfia press thursday september 3rd 1b42 i artnn 3f re tfrtebs published every tliurwlay bt acton ontario sunscjuption ratesu tf r in dvinee united state joe additional slnnle cop lei 5c both old and new addraaaaa thou id be olven wlten chanse ol addreia requcated cancellatonwe find that mmt of our iuh- criheri prefer not to liqve their auhicriptlona interrupted in caae they fail to remit before expiration white tub- acriptlona will not be carried tn arreara over an extended period yet unleai we are notified to cancel we ataume the aubacribar wiihea the service continued advertising rateson application and ai nlven in variotui column head in a a atilmuuh every precaution will be taken to avoid error the free prei accept advertlatna in it cnlumna on the understanding that it will not he liable for any error in any advertisement puhliflhrd hereunder unleaa a proof if mich ndvertlemeht in retiented in writing tiy the mlvvrliicr and returned to the free 1rena huaineaa office duty aiitned by the advcrtincr and with mich error or correction plainly noted in writlnir thereon and in thit caae if any error ao noted ii not corrected by the free prejt it hiltility hall not exceed attch n proportion ot the entire cl of luch aitvertlsement a the ipace occw- plei by the noted error bear to the whole apace occupied by audi advertisement o ariof dius editor telephones- editorial nnd diminem office 174 itetidence ijt mms- lifetime preparation next wfeck public schools reopen nnd two weeks inter the high sghools start the new term there are many calls to beckon those of sixteen years there ore many temptations to abandon the studies and step almost immediately into industry which is pay ing good remuneration for unskilled help and war production which needs the assistance of everyone to meet the need it is well for young people at this age to also take into consideration the fact that properly trained help is always of more value than the unskilled variety nnd much better paid both during war time and in peace time jobs are plentiful now lor the unskilled only becnuse of inability to secure trained assistance when the period of competition comes for position those who have fitted themselves for special tasks will have the dill over the unprepared at the opening of the fnllterm of schools there is a wonderful opportunity presented to all stud ents to apply themselves with more diligence in their course that they may be the sooner fitted to take their place in the ranks of trained workers who are always in demand canada and every country will always have a place for such trained workers either in time of peace or war history has proven that the periods of peacetime are much longer than the periods of war with its abnormal demands v only tola war where it doesnt hurt announcement was made recently of an increase in the price of beer in ontario and beverage room ietors will have to secure new smaller glasses lsdles work section has been revised as well as the school childrens section and additions made throughout to aid and encourage war work in adultsaod children acton fair and every local fair can and most are doing a real job in their 1042 effort it is dif ficult to organize and maintain such institutions in these days whenso many voluntary workers arc busy with other war efforts it will be difficult for many farmers to prepare exhibits but these diffi culties can be overcome and real satisfaction attain ed in showing of advancement made to meet catw adas wartime needs j we ore hoping this year that the splendid manu facturers exhibit of lost yeor will 6e enlarged upon ind that visitors to the fair will also have an oppor tunity of viewing the things that acton is doing in an industrial wtty many fully occupied in their own particular work do not realize the production of those in the same community and so the acton fair provides a time not only to renew acquaintances with friends but to become acquainted with the products of agriculture indus try nnd the world right nbout us success of the fair depends on hie pnrticipntion of the widest pos sible community your community fair is in two weeks on september 18th and j 0th participate and enjoy its success this yenr v follotfuie leaders one who did not mean to disparage theefiorts of men and women in canada now giving leadccehip in this country during wartime declared recently cnnndns true lenders nre the boys in uniform who arc fighting on the sens and overseas few will argue against that opinion good leadership embraces the ability to inspire a people to higher achievement and there is nothing so in spirational as a good example in all the selfdenial and hard work required from us at home we are inspired by our gallant lead ers who scour the ocean to protect our troops nnd war materials who sweep the skiefrto shelter our homes and industries and those who dash into en emy territory to crush the heartless wretches who plunged the world into war each of those cnnndinn lenders overseas hns vol- untnrlly offered to stop living if necessary thnt we mny live each has turned his back on chester fields aird pillows nnd the joy of doing whnt he likes ench hns forgotten the ease of nn eight or ten ifour day nnd the weekly pay envelope thnt per mitted him to buy n new suit or shirt or to tnlic the girl out to n dnnce ench will work twentyfour hours at a stretch when called to do fio no canadian soldier puts a limitation on the ex tent of his service he is truly going nil out for victory withsuclriendersrcnnadians will nor fail in any task ahead what canadian father would drop his tools nnd slow up war production needed by his fighting son overseas how many canadians will deliberately spend money for comfort and amuse ment when that money is needed so desperately to give pur soldier leaders overseas flic inst bit of equipment they need to conquer the enemy as- we read the names of scores of young men who suffered and died on the beaches of dieppe how precious few of us will want to withdraw our money from the war chest in order to have a good time- with it or to spend it on goods thnt will make our ownlives more comfortable v go ahead folks the main reason why many towns do not go ahead is that there nre not enough p in those places who are willing- to take the lead in needed propri in spite of wartime needs thats ontario in wnr- time this week over in the united states it was announced thnt all distilleries would have manufac ture of whiskey gin etc stopped and these distil- hlb nllve many persons would w- willing leries would be converted into making products clw jn helping some public cause but they needed in waging a total war i ilo not want to take any leading position they dis- about three weeks ago a house suspected ol ikc t0 scrvl on c and particularly to be bootlegging located near acton was raided and p c such a committee or to take office in to the time of writing this article there has been organizations that have the duty of sponsoring pub- outward evidence of proceeding with the prosecu- uc k tion in court in milton lastweek evidence was given of a young girl of ih years being served with intoxicating beverages later she drove her uncles car and he died as a resjilt of injuries received when the car left the highway we understand the bev erage room in norval still continues to operate those who brag from every soapbox itt every opportunity about the shortcomings of canadas war ettort ntva7tvrtendnturlittlctn tic- vnry of-total- war effort themselves hut if ontario and its soap box orators will do nothing it is time the dominion government stepped in and gave the total war effort these lipprofessing total warriors claim to desire liquor control jn ontario has failed miserablv under it canadian are not giving tho total effort of which they are capable the situation is realized in the united states when will canada wake up v enjoyment thnmgh lartieiputioh this week the prize lists of the hj acton fair will be- distributed a perusal of them will show that throughout the event attention has been paid to how the fair can best serve in wartime it takes enthusiastic leadership to push a town ahead plenty of people are willing to follow and work provided someone else takes the responsi bility the type of persons called go ahead folks are a wonderful asset one such person accomplish es more than a dozen who will just help hut wont take imv leadership peel gazette rcaf bomber fluids target through cloud of flak editorial notes some of those who have enioyed holidays sav hut thx period after in catching up with matters deferred takes the edge off the vacation guesr- well just keep plugging away v fverv month brings more than the- weather changes for instance theres the lew nukonbooks tor sugar tea and coffee the new selective service tilings and the new income tax plan for septeniber -v- mav be a bit oldfashioned but our idea of eele- elusses have been made and specials contributed to hrnting the winning of newspaper awards is to paint encourage farmers in raising moje sheep which i- the town and our share is thi fbii pkkss office and in line with the needs ot the war this week getting a coupleof coats of new paint in the hall classes too itwm be notedjjiat the and part of it isred has more lasting and bene ficial results than the kind of painting the town some celebrations have we think as a fllrht of bombers sailed over enomy territory on its wny to the tnrgot of the dny n runner poked his enmern over the side nnd made this photocrnph of n stirling bomber surrounded by nntl- nlrcrnft runbursts on every mass bombing rnid- over hnmhurk essen- nnd nil tho other nn7l muni tions centres fighting filers of the rcaf do their shnre in tho work or crippling tho enemys muni tions industry any one of those chunks of fink in the nbove photo could hnve monnt trngedy to the cour- ngcous cnnndinn crew but it is n mnttor of record thnt thry went on to iho tnrget dropped the bomb lond nnd returned snfely to their bnse t note these important facts about your new ration book 7 ta scute yu4melff 1naujde the new ration books no 1 nowbeing distributed do not become valid and must not be used until monday september 7th 1j42 they will be good for the six months period commencing september 7th r i added regular lists and specials enjiourarctcompetitions in the things required most for war days the entire coupons n09 1 ond 2 coupons nos 3 and a coupons ns 5 and 6 coupons nos 7 and 8 coupons nos 9 and 10 dates on tea coffee and sugar coupons become valid r or valid september 7th 1942 and thereofttr are valid october 5th 1942 and thereafter are valid november 2nd 1942 and thereafter art valid november 30th 1942 and thereafter are valid december 28rh 1942 and thereafter coupons nos ii and 12 arc valid january 25th 1943 and thtreoftcr coupon no 13 it valid february 22nd 1943 and jffereafterr eoch coupon it good for a two weeki ration and two coupontiflay be ulid at o tunc to buy a supply for four weeks uuuak uuur ullo the red coupons imprinted with the word sugar the first page of coupons in the book arc the only ones to he used for sugar and they are to be used lor sugar only fach coupon is good tor a two weeks ration that is one pound ot sugar tea and coffee coupons the g coupon the second page of coupons in the book although marked spare a are to be used tor tea and or coffee fach coupon is good for a two weeks ration of either ea or coffee that is two ounces of tea or eight ounces p coffee only the green coupons can be used for tea or coffee u i nlk uuuruno there are three other series of coupons in the book namely sparc b spare c and spare no use for these coupons has been designated do not detach these coupons from your book i do not use detachable postcard now thedctochablctunjostcard ot the back of the new ration book is intended for use when applying for your ration bbokrnor2rlfthl5postcbrdislostor-osed- impropcrly there may be complications and delays when the time comes to get the next book do not use the detachable postcard until you are advised to do so you must write your name and address in ink in the spate pro vided at the top of each sheet of coupons and you mut write chc scral number ot your book in the vpatc provided on the tub it thc tide ot each sheet of coupons all coupons must be detached in the presence of the storekeeper it is illegal for him to accept iooj coupons penalties are provided for improper use of ratjon ikots j the inside front cover of your ration book shows the location of your nearest ration office your enquiries should be addressed to that office always give serial number ot your ration book when writing the wartime prices andtrade board ottawa wp business directory medical dr w g c kenney miylejm tn4 stnneu succmior to dr j a mcnhtta office in symon block mill street acton offlon phone it reelttonm chureli st phone 1m dr chas d shortt 1 iphyelelftm and sarfeon succeuor to dr e 1 nelson frederick street piionk u office hour 200 to 400 pm 700 to 830 pjn sundnyi by appointment only dr wm g cullen lmcc ptiyaleuui and hurgeon office hours 24 and 79 pm sundays by appointment mill strecc nenr frederick street telephone 128 drs stevenson wagner camtokmaiixg oxt phone milton z15r3 alter 10 pm milton 2v office hours 80 am 13 pm 7r pm sundnys by appointment only dentau drt hvylie of toronto tnklnk chnrfeo of dr buchannnft practice for the uuration ror the present office hours 0 am to 8 pm rvery thursday friday and saturday offltastelephone 1j8 6s dr hugh s austin dental surgeon mill street corner frederick acton office hours 930 nm to 5 30 pm evenlnrs by appointment- telephone 10 ijsoai c f leatherland b a barrister and solicitor notary pnblla issuer of mnrrlarc licenses registrar of births marrlnccs death acton office 22 phones residence 161 kenneth m langdon barrister solicitor notary iuhlle offices ficorktlown gregory theatre builds action over tseynueks cafe for appointments plume acton 65 or georgetown 88 office hours aelon tuesday end thursday 130 pm to lfki pm even ings tin request vktkrinarv b d young vs b vsc veterinary surirrnn office brmikville ontario plume mill n 1 i i i 1 f g oakes vs bvsc veterinary surceim office and residenr knti avenue acton phone lln a1kt1qxkehs frank petch auctioneer and representative com mercial ufe asmirallc to phone 11 clmrlc street rorgetown russell johnson ilccnwwl auctioneer for thlw illstrlct it rt 2 time tables analiannationl railways ioihe kat inly iiri stinhny i niily icitt kunriny i uiily i-citt- surwliiy sunday only klyrr at i klwr jll lllflph latiinu lvrt i iut ivffpi sunday siitunla unh 19 nm t2 pm- s hi pm lt nm rt fi pm wio nm jj pm ilh tit i satunla ami stindiv d pm imiily ei- surilay 7 p m suwtnv only m in p m uay coach links coachkn ikavk a t n wrothomitl iv a iii i t a rn s m a j in iti m pin 7 pm ts f in vs pni lyli pm p in i ii uiiii l n m in ot t iiitji anil i 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