Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 16, 1943, p. 3

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glra vien iu and mr and mr frank dudyrka of toronto spent the week end at hone harbor mr and mr wm mcdonald and mis mar of maple avwiue 42eorc- town and mr angus mcdonald sandy and joe of doll varden roo- tored to no- 30 btcl brantford on sunday and visited pte norman uc- storey reunion held at the home of mr and mrs wm cox taa usju t cr4ph arthur vtciatty of w spvt am sports aad 2rltanctac on saturday evenlnc mr and mxs- joarph dub rockwxt entertained at a dinner in honor of their eldest on ac1 leslie jub rum serin mith the rclaf it was hpp oc casion ahc family assembled to present their brother ilh a lovely watch a token of their affectum and recant mr alfred tub made the presentation abl assisted b hi ton robert mies j k guumxes is hofcress fob the mms meeting the recular monthu buslnos meei- uc of the ucunfr missionary so ciety uu bold at the home of mw j gardiner on tuesday utun mr caldwell presided the devotional period uas tawen b mis f haw thorn mrs c a 1i1u mr mc laughlin mrv bum mrs j hld mv j moore mtv f cleave mrs a t broun mr t watson mr j r h nnedy mrs a w fosbury and mr- l veldhut contributed a duett the temperance topic vvns etven b mr l simmoiw and mrs s reid cave a paper vo celling price in chuaa the annual thanks civinc meeung vvlll be held in the rhureh the second sunday in octob r mrs cordon afnew uill be the cuest speaker mrs gardiner assisted b ml kern brown and miss dorothy slm- motu served a verv dalntv lunch as a surprise for mrs- mclaughlin teho is leaving town and vv ho has luaii been a faithful and efficunt worker in the society and a tine hocial ttm a spent a ver hearty vote of thanks was liven to mrs gardiner for her homi- and hospitality also to the lunch as alstanta oi xartous sxinds friendly ctnc- at tke oaabctusiaa of this a jtkmic itmcte rmaj fcfl the hosteas and mt cornitiittae prior to the procram mr tho mickle the president called the cth- minc tocher for a short business meetlnx officers for 19m wacw elected as follows icepresideat mr wm co serretartresurer miss marf aret brown sports coonisilttee mr and frank mr wm frank mr llarr mcleod entertainment committee mra and frank misa marcarej bxowxl mra archie mclean a hert vote of thanks was ex tended to mr and mrs vm co for civiac their home a aetxind time for the store re- union mr r x brown was chairman for the followinc musical program com munity slncinc led b mr sand mc donald duetts rmond and bobbx rooe violin and piano duett joan aad jean frank piano solo marc aret brown selection miss dorwth frank mr wm frank mr and frank the musical procram closed with sincinc abide with me and the national anthem ward rartac up both satssa of kb ptw reaction of the gscmaay axmy to the annoinnemesit of th itau cmratulatios pcovidaa an indication of now far th aluas still are from ie toxj alt hough shocked try what they looked upon a a base betrayal the veteran nasi legions of african aands and russian snowa immediate went on the offensive to show the still make up one of the most powerful armies in the world stammered hy massive invasion forces and a without air cover the nevertheless moved swlftl and ruthleasl aeirinc borne and throw inc their strencth aenmst the invaders around naples no one doubts that before they are finally ousted from unfortunate ltal there will be man blood battlea ilowewr no amount of cood cett erauhip and flchtlns ability appears likel to save them from eventual ekpulsioa from the country the drac ced into war from gen bwicht d kisenhower came the assertion that the germany army there would be smashed and althouch the struuele will probabl be prolonced and bitter the allies how appear to have suffic ient strencth to do just that w t pattbbson ro wfrkllrt la era ms wtntktam t ormxtu rami sua comrdete equipped offlo balow maher shoe stor rememboithe auction parish hall settembek 21 si and 22nd at 730 p m come one come all inder auspimt of ll albanv k in addition the allies also hold that indiiaensable attribute to vic tories possession of the initiative at least la the mediterranean area w 1th sea land and air arms meshed into the worlda finest amphibious foroe thev are able to strike practically at mill in southeastern furope wilh that advantac the will be able to encircle the german leclons now in the italian boot then tor th- fuc off b the surrender of ltal is spluttering dancerouslv close to the balkan powder kec and should those coun tries become emboldened bv the pro- lmlv of allied forces and flame into open rebellion hitler mlcht find him self fichllnc british canadian and american troop while in the rear a allied headquarters rlapatrhs ut- dilated the oermaa hastily retalorc- the estimated is to 30 nasi divts- ana la italy at the sta t of the cam palcn were pourtns tea of thous ands of troop into embattled italy from france and poaatbry russia operauac from m vantage points the nazis poured deadly flre on the uvaslon heachea in the sa- lernonaplea recion aa action flared alone a joatlle coastline the fichtinc described as v tremely heavy and the bitterest land ttchtinc encouatered by an allied landtnc force in this war it waa aald to equal the dvsperate bailies of the galupou cejnpalcn la the first great war whlle the hatue of italy flared an alciers broadcast reported bitter street ftchtlnc in naxlneld rome the broadcast also said that opposl tion to the presence of german forces in italy war spreadinc all over the country meanwhile allied headquarters an nounced that italian warships in al lied hands or safely out of 4erman hands included five battleships dcht cruisers 37 destroyer and 19 sub marines as well as uan s craft taps neat galnlnc of such complete control i the mediterranean cave impetus to preparations for a possible conclu sive drive acftlnal japan umpire in southeast asia this fall and the brit ish admiralty was reported sending tnan heavier haval unit to the far latt and probably st rencthenlnc landinc forces with thousands of commandos from britain freed from the mediterranean was a powerful fleet including the battle ships velhon rodney alison howe warspltc and valiant with these units jomlnc the united states padfj fleet there was a likelihood that the japanese cleanup mlcht be launchol sooner than had been expected unssv falls on the rumtlan front the nazis admitted evacuation of their keystone citadfl al bryansk fall of the stroncludd 210 miles southwest of miawvw opened the vva for a soviet drive into white russia given support by the stroniet air attacks of the mediterranean war deadly jcampalcn of attrition raced however britons were warned at gen clark forces ballled the coun- the weekend bv the london times i germans in cloe-quar- ot to underrate the force of slitter trr combat alone the whole fion apptal to the german soldier and from gmo 0 acrlpalt j7 mile lcople the hewspaper declarrd thut 1 both aide tossed hea teln- the german leader address hi firvl foxvmrnu oj tr0oht mtil armor into in vr months left ho doubt that tle 1 germans intend to fl stronc j mahtthlle the german propa- maintain their hold on italy ahd l m reported ulthout con- that the capture of rome txiasu rtrmatlttn llmt canadian with mny they plan a defence line in that area and motorjmwl infantry nre en- hltler tld the german country that lai n tw rishlln an the italian surrender of ll 1m- vnfxu r w frwn y u uh iportance and that the ring of steel j eonfimmtlon saul unit of the t orjtd lv t he cerninn home front will never biak cunadan 1st j in the vicinity army tuuk brigade wre notiit to creditors yoiv covnubltlon to the bund fbovides all this when you make a contribution to the canadian national institute for the blind you help to keep blind people in emplovmettt to provide blind people with an cxcjeucnt library service to make it possible to have blind men and women taught braille typing and handicrafts in their own homes to maintain the organization that looks after theatre and street car passes tor blind people to main tain a field service manned bv blind men who see to it that the services of the institute are carried to all parts of the province to look after the upkeep of residence for blind people to support m social service de partment which gives an enormous amount of assistance to blind people to provide emer relief for blind people for whom no work can be found to insure that blind people sue given proper medical attention to help spread the campaign constant ly in progres for the prevention of olindnen and to give blind people wherever thcyre in ontario every possible kind of help to which they ai justly entitled fen the matter of the kstate of ales- llalton farmer and two auvillurv nlrcraft carrl had prevloutk surrnd red ut glbrul- all partle havlnc ilnlmv acalnst tar v alexander joe late of j tt tnu esrale of italy k co sradesjj hrtuche of ho who died on or about the third day germans uas hailed in london a a of auctivt 1u3 are requested to send i major coup for the alllc all hut two jtl vrti th tc l lllan crulsr were th undersicned solicitor before the twntwfifth day of september 1943 i h cco when the assets will be distributed brlin had claimed earll r that among the parties lecallv entitled gt rman bomber blttited an italian lihtis vt w lt formation which wn attack claims which shall have been filed as i r aforesaid pursuant to section 51 in rman shippmi between snr- chapter 165 ro isltt dinta and coruta and sank a battle- we fc brlluh and canadian bth arni following cloe jho stirr ndr i trtwp coiitlnuxi wjuedlng up the eavt on italy the bulk of itau capital ouwt to support the landing and u re warship capitulated to the alusmlqhicuv t losing the gup ihuvii the malta and otlur wer rportsl to j twixiuvil nrrttu have arrived at gibraltar aftr flee- 1 at the kame time unconflrmslr ing vazi div bonler attack ports r uclung iondo from stock- four of itak sevn battleship holm via ankaru wild britain along with sewn cruiser and sk do- lr th army un on the move sirowrs burrndrvil at malti two tumx it- middle east has facing the trowr inland puthva into grehv the re- said pott kjiui the urmy had emtmrkel for an unknown destination brit ish mttljary official had no c hit nt dated at acton ontario this fourth day of septemln r 1m1 c f lcathekijvd acton onl solicitor for elizabtth joe melvln a joe and blanche ellarby ad ministrators h3 ttjcrttsauleb it hit parade of 1913 modern musical with john carrol susan hayward march of tune food crisis disney sky trooper chapter 5 iea raiders sattvoav air raid wardens feature length comedy with laurel and hardy heart of the golden west roy rogers fox news monday heptemiiebs assignment in brittanv thrilling spy story with pierre aumont susan peters comedy dlny detectives passing parade thats why i left you m ship and a cruls r and sevetvlv-dam- aced another battleship a cruiser and a destroyer thus hitler was robbed of his sec ond chance to lake ovr a victims flet just a he wa when the french scuttled most of thdr fhnt at tou ion last november a vaxl inzer dl- visions sped towards the port to slze it twelve of the italian fleet soucht refuee in stain s bauaric islands bringing to at least 15 the number of italian naval craft which eluded naxl- artnlce move forward as the week began the allies moved forward on the italian battle front 1u ccn mark w clarke u s 5th army troops captured the port of salerno 20 mile south of naples and smashed deper into the naples area against bitter german resist ance in day and night relays r a f and u s bombers pound nazi communi cation in a gomile arc around naples and prevented the enemy from celling reinforcements over badly battered highways and rail ways german flcnnag bitterly as the week wore on the salerno- naples area became the scene of bit ter fighting as german troops tancs artillery and planes struck savagely against the 5th army composed of britons and americans which was at tempting to carve itself a deeper sal- lent the alties admitted loss of some ground in this sector the nazis hurled their full weight against this invasion bridgehead and apparently were abandoning southern italy where british and canadian caiiiiiiir sugar coupons now valid indejiiiitelv because of the lateness of the fresh fruit reason and the reduced peaib cropthr wartime prices and trade board has announcedthalcanning uicnr coupons which were scheduled to evpl m sept 10 hnvj been declar ed valid until further notice it is co llected some housewives will take ad- vantage of this concession to preserve th lattr fruits such as applt and grapes officials emphasized that thin does not mean any extra sugar will he made available for canning united church choir elects officers makes presentation on thursday evening the re-orgnl- zatlon meeting of the united church choir was held at the parsonage a presentation was made to miss mabel harris on tht occasion of her leaving acton to take up a new position after a very enjoyable lunch served by mrs fosbury mrs veldhuts and lois daw kins the election of officers took place the following were appointed for 194344 president mrs veldhuls vicepresident mrs beatty secretarytreasurer lois daw kins social convenor mrs taylor gown convenors helen simpson dorothy simmons mrs gardiner mrs richardson librarian mr mason doug priestly music- committee miss brown mrs arnold mrs veldhuls mrs fos bury mr mason press secretary betty gibson a vote of thanks was given to mr and mrs fosbury by mr mathews twenty yean ago jack frost was a trequsrat visitor durlac the weu mu itenry mcleod and son are holdtng a bungalow on the lot at the corner of church street and vic toria avenue hugh mckay the noted local fish erman landed the largest bass so tar caught la fairy lake it measured 15 v inches in length and weighed 3 pounds sunday was observed as harvest festival bay in the mmhodist church and very interesting and appropriate service were held on monday even lag an excellent concert was given and the vesxtables fruit and flower were sold milton ooal dealer have realved their first shipment of alberta coal the coal sold al 14 a ton ntk holmes in toronto on thursday september 13th 192x philip thomas holmes in hi jgth year patte11sov in toronto on wed nesday september 11th x92x iaeorge patterson in his 54th year sprowi at hi home lot jc con cession ksajuesing township on thursday september lhh 19c1x itobtt sprow c bed 61 years cur cojutss ost rttg j cut ww i0 cmuhtfmj insur and real es now is the usm to review your fire and other una f ta- suimnce are you swfflrtswuy covered ttmwwh intsa have dropped considerably valumm have increased many tseneo have been added by th under writer on general and pclftc line let us advise yon wo are agents tor the beat aad old- eat companies and have escel- lent facilities contained with our long esperlehee and know ledge of propel tlea unjoy the happns and con venience of owning your own home we have aeveral good residential iicopertlea at fair rices although values wtu go up owning your own home ts the finest la vestment best location in acton a fine solid brick double dwelling with very choice building lota attach el in good stale of repair situ ated between mill and uower suitable for piufesslonal or pri vate use well rented seven and five rooms with conveni ence each side crage on property ood investment attractive bouse with rondwllon solid slim ion 3ptec bath hot air fttr- modern electric soft water pros sure 4tvgal tamh putnp aood roof s g tooa- tlon frame house corner llower and main well built two storey well tenanted valuable location facing highway con venient to rtiurctt school and business section two storey triple brick tusl- nesa block suitable for store offices apartments rlubruoms or factory two sets inside stair and outside stairs beauti ful garden and larce arklng space with garage ideally situ ated easily heated and well tenanted wo have many oilier dwel ling and business properties for sale lo suit every need and ture no dilapidated proper- tie handled ktal twsoral negnlslls nm1lt f l wright i and seal rsute kccrstcrcl iiliiibiiiiiillmiiiiiifiiiiiiimliiiiiw n il ii iiiimiiii iniiiiimiiiiiinmiliib acton fair friday and saturday big first night show thkivb hodiis without a imh j momknt fkatdkincs the merry hiad cxv revue miwic klnjrinir itanclnr ftlacie a variety ivncram llih jiinitiii horses musical chairs y m c a class in tdmhung ani lykamilrs potato race on hoiscoack second day features gram strxt parade at 10 school ciiimiren decorated kicvcijs and carriages high jumping horses ou time fiddlers contest step dancing june checkley acrobatic dancer bill george radio artist rod roderick magician midway rides games fun rest baby competition in tent on grounds parade of ijve stock at 310 p m u special calf and foal exhibit special vtxh for bacon hoe and sheep lorne scots band will supply the musical program large exhibit of livestock loud speaker amplifying system on he grounds all membersof the active service forces in uniform wui be admitted free fair night dance in town hallsaturday night- rgood orchestra wrfte secretary for complete informetioa and prize ut i r w lowrie president c b swackhammer secretary-

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