Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), August 24, 1944, p. 5

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thumdatalk2ttttmlmi luffi mr boydj mrtt of tdranto at mr home here cpl and mn cecil clhhons are vis iting this week in detroit mich miss ethel franklin is wtattlng at the home of mr and mrs jamea me- intyr toronto miss violet laird of toronto is upending her holidays with her aunt mrs e huffman misses ron and elma brajda and olga dyrlw are holidaying at wasaga beach this week mr and mrs amos mason are hol idaying at blgwln inn lake of bays and at sundridge mit shirley and master bui sut- cliffe xkitrolt are apendin holidays with relatives here mr and mrs f red mcdonald and children of new toronto visited act on friends yesterday miss l r nelson left on monday for tier duties at the indian school on ahousat island b c miss wilma west holidayed at cam r kwaslnd skeleton lake mus- koka the past two weeks mr and mm w e thompson of owen sound visited mr and mrs j r mucarthur over the weekend mrs r h held has returned to her lome in hamilton after spending three weeks with her family and oth- er relatives in acton and vicinity allen kaiser of st catharines spent home holidays at the home of his cousin donna anderson the past week mrs f k burkett and mrs lydla clark of duluth minn visited during the week with mr and mrs wax gowdy mr and mrs harley l- brlgnell douglas and robert of toronto visit ed with mr and mrs james h reed on sunday sub lieut e c russell and mrs russell ore spending a week in tim- mini guests of the latter s uncle mr arch mochrie mr and mm roland ramshaw of dotnit mich visited with the misses l and m ramshaw and other friends during the week mrs tommy klrkhum and baby marsha spent u couple of days last week with lu r motlu r mrs nellld kelly at acton 1uymaster and mrs fisher and david returned to kingston after pending tht past week with lur mothr mm nillle kelly ut acton visitors xutb mm george murray during the wm k were mr wallace w v gurm and mr j hnnna wlngham and mltut doreen layman of toronto mr and mrs a fogarty and an drew have returned to new york city after upending the pant tbree- etks with her motlu r mrs ntllle kelly at acton mr and mrs fred kentner and mr und mrs bobbie anderson were holtdalng at toronto niagara falls buffalo grassie grimsby hamilton and guelph last week frit nds are glad to learn that mr frd cleaves was able to return front tin hospitul in toronto this week and is making satisfactory progr us tow urd recovery following an opt rat- ion mr und mrs stanley coy and san dra toronto spent lust week at mr and mrs c h luntx s and are guests till week of mr grieve robinson m p f and mrs robinson gait at brut kt bearh wusaga mr und mrs j f thompson mr w thompson und baby bill of tor onto mr and mrs nathan martin dlaitnt and bobby of mimlco visited on sundu with their aunt mr e f collur and family mr e ii near of toronto and mis dorothy bridge spent a few day visiting acton friend miss brldk tin spent two years in ber mudu and will shortly leave for her ham in victoria b c mr and mrs j b weauge mr and mrs harry burns and miss muriel spent several days in orillla visiting mr russell weadge and family mrs weadg also visited her cousin mrs archie montgomery who has been in the omits hospital for four months with an injured hip tihrnxafatm igscto ib sunday august 27 1mb 1000 a m church school uo0 am- worship service serm on freedom from feverish haste 3 00 p m memorial service ibte harold l sunpson come and worship everybody welcome p nfwrt if ffm fli vhti ulauuum manse willow street sunday august j7 as4 10 00 ajn- the sunday school 11 00 am morning worship rev edgar foreman b a of mornlngsldc presbyterian church toronto always welcome krlfaa tiuptrd sunday august 27 1044 11 00 sjn the pilgrims progress 7 00 pjon the pilgrim what he hopes for baptist anniversary service sunday september 24th cveryone welcome smdfar gcofigctowi fal eur prize list c jl mcguvhay sec 1 engagements j mr and mr jtmu o easlerbrook announce the engagement of their daughter lola eueda lo nell hunter afcphail of campbellvllle eon of lira and the late mr peter mcpnau the wedding to take place the middle of september mr and mrs james r wade an nounce the engagement of their eldest daughter edith ulllan to nick helcovltch of hamilton eon of mr and mrs halcovttch of itocawood the marriage arill take place at york road baptist church in september mark every grave we are carrying on busi ness in the same location on mill street in acton and can fill all orders for monuments and work on any atones in cemeteries in this district o alx fm adon works m nic0c tven a floyd smith jeweler watches clocks jeweuatv 7s quebec street west guelph ont piles sufferers of bleeding and pro truding piles should know bun- iters herbal pills treat the cause at its source money back if the first bottle does not satisfy btl from a t brown druggist 11t2m gregory theatre pkiuav alvilrtt sb tender comrade inter kogem kobttl ityan curtoon flkhrlng 69n bport heroes on the mend final chapter daredeule of the wet natt iuiav aiifiitrr vou cant ration love betty jane rhodea johnnie johiuton bebhuda mvbteev preeton poster ann rutherford fox news monday avovst is gas light charles boyer ingrld bergman miniature why daddy- ferwcddjittteis avanmxpleg cpj je ip galbralth ppblbihor of th ikod idoor auvocau alia has boon elected president of the canadian weekly newspapers as sociation lo lead its 583 woeklies in the next year mr galbralth aud- cecrds w j irowe of rtho western canada manltou man more ithnn 300 editors at the silver jubilot convention juuw iheaml of -eo- onomic educational and postwar ire- construotiun problems atul were chal lenged ito do more preaching on mor al and hplrtttal utandards for home huslness club and community c v charters of the brampton conservator c w n a- ananaglntf dlroctor nald a 3ot imore depends on weeklies ithan editors xealtse in creat ing a new sacrificing spirit in ithe hearts and jnlnds of canadians a spirit of trust patriotism and ttrue world ltbmmshlp weer domestic nd international trade was advocated by j s idnvls director of the food iresearch institute of stanford university leargescale savings by canadian until there is j better balance be tween doaoney lo apend and thing ito buy would eid in the light ngalnst inflation said id b mansur assistant chairman of the national war fin ance aconunulee me warned of dan ger of a letdown in willingness af people to continue support of the sav ings program price rnanirals and oth- r features rf wartime hlvinj ineos- mary in ipreventlns inflation international problems were con- udered ibercy philip of ottawa new york times representative spoke of the necessity of cooperation rf au nations to prevent another war lr j a mcdonald executive dir ector of the manitoba conner relief and research institute uukod tqjf greater publicity and public education in treatment of dancer nnd advocated group canoer research eur floyd wiuouhby president af the canad ian teachers federation campalgnod for federal govemmeht mudctanoe for province to ralwe education to tht status it sliould occupy in a democrat ic society b c publlthers took nil tlw troph ies in claw 1 for papers with a circul ation of more than 2000 with um best allround paper awand going to charles a barbara chililuack pro- gretui bcorlnc tjs2 points of a pos sible 160 the pentloton horald pub- uajtod by crov llowlond was second with 121 s points while the brampton conservator ont and vernon ktewr b c tied for third with 119 point other auords in class 1 judged by fred j omalley winnipeg tvibune executive editor with publisher fol lows best editorial page 1 pntlcton ii raid 885 out of 100 points 2 fort erie timesilevlew ont e w johnston and midland free press herald ont j if cranston each with 85 best front page 1 vernon news b c frank harris 93 2nd pentlct on herald b c 90s class 2 with circulation undi r 2 000 but more than 3 000 best ah round paper 1 comoic argus b c ben hughes 86 of loo points 2 pouelt tuvfr town crier b c al alsgard 83 beat editorial page 1 powell ri ver town crier 9tf 2 powell river news leslie way 03 best front page 1 peel gazette ont jt u hlscocka 90 manltou sack 3 a class 3 with clrcul 1 000 but more than 500 best allround paper obs rer ont alex j milton canadian ci c a dills 76 best editorial page 1 ww b c h legg 79 fork caicette b c stanley orris 78 best front poel dutton ad vance ont ii c campbell 76 2 dryden observer 76 class 4 with circulation under 500 best all round paper 1 almeda dispatch sask s j dornon 71 2 jarvis record ont a l miller 56 best editorial page j jarvis r rord 62 2 aimed dispatch 54 best front page 1 jarvis recorrt- 2 almeda dispatch 453 psatrib libetatod ami j cootclinued itrom ipaa qmi ithe ihloody ibattle rf idleppe are pluns- ilns ahead irom utalalae ihere ithe trap is closing ever tighter on the pocketed maus and nontlveast tf ttroarn ltilulng ttowzard the seine elv er wo ithe month canadian tttoqps have pushed westward to ithe edge nf cabourg and liaivesaurmer on ithe coast as allied tfxoqps are in that pursuit of enemy forces from normandy ihoadod for irouen it was dbullosod for ithe first time ithat jvletberland and belgium troops itralned in ontario and quflboc are f ightlnc as part of the bat canadian army canadian itroqps are in the thick of the terrific f ightlnff whlnh h ila ire- ported ihas farced the germans ito say we imust ibe prepared for a german withdrawal from iftranoe jtlaal forces irotreutlng toward the seine irlvor faoe two allllod outwflauk- ing movements german sources in dicate that lit gen ipattons amextlo- on urd army is within 12 onlles of par is ithe othnr outflanking allied move is advancing along h norm andy coast toward the weat ibank of the seine canadian troops in this area are being spurred ahead iby ithe spirited words rf la gen b3t ut 3 grerar in command of the dst canad ian army to deliver a iknockout iblow to tlie enemy clnapexs bemaute of poison ivy hn the tw anran onents of the canadian authnrhlea if or the training and twetfane of the ftltfht- llng foroea the well lexfeet tof ipolson ivy wm mot ouenlotiked clf au skin irritant ipiants lln jfloitth acmerlca poi son llvy lis one of ithe wnrat st igrows under a warlety of oonfllfjona or dry shaded or eqposed and lln any all from pure sand or ttoolry icraund to rich woods or fields st us often plent iful in stretches ittf unoccupied hand but ibocause poison llvy us prevalent on shares and arocky situations espec ially iby wooded hakes and llilgtdand ireclnnn so attractive to campers and summer ciittaoern the danger of pois oning ohuuld always ibe tbasne lln anlnfl for the simple treason chat hn these outrfiftlteway places lit us tufftctnt ito net gild o the plnal ftull ideaontptloa of the tplont and hs several d ihaluts of icrowth together witb lln formation on treatrnent after oontant are given lln circular 3174 tooleon ivy which mtay ibe ohtalned tby writing to ibornlnlnn ldejmrtnent nf agxtleulture ottawa ijotuixin qpi ull llenlngrad vd an artificial ihand itttode f wood u lilt rubber f lngrs wialcb can ibtild a iglass put on and take d a niat arry a llmlnf case and pink nip audi ubjnata jut a olgarett or a pencil says moscow kadlo creson r- 2 grand ioht vp toe fsfawcumaihis fmuctt in renaming in german the streets of alsace the nazis made at least one bad blunder which recoiled on their own heads they altered the name of the principal street of mol- house to adolf hitler strmsse that street was formerly wellknown to everyone as the rue de saura after the change the afulhouslens would exclaim to one anothar at last we know the nam of this sav age when the apt nodatlon dawned on the germans they dectd hitler isewhere canadlan british arnerican and iflrench soldiers in the luberatlon of southern flranoe lhape idriven to with in 31 miles f marseille hthe allied thrust inland lhas flanked the kxieat irlrench inaval ibase of llknllon and apeeding toward the irnone iby the weekend thad moved inland 30 mile it lhas ibeen nlatdnsed that canad ians f the sat special ervloe fioroe oonnnandotype teoop wiho aaw act- ion tin italy and part of an tnteamat- ional outfit of gaiiadlaas and aaserfc- ans are fighting with the southern allied armies on the eastertn cunopean front dis patches from moscow indicate urn mighty russians summer offensive is again advancing a powerful fioviet army is maitsed along e cern east prussia frontier aucorduut o cernuui reporta fiandomlerea on ibe west herik erf the vistula river end 110 miles from warsaw imti been raptured from the nariav i soviet adtonces now flhreuten the natl warsnw4rakow hoe guardins i be aiiproaclics to german silesia nraiausdv cua tlte cioidng of the normandy pock- t was announced sunday tlmultatt- oously ujtb the news that allied forc- eu had crashed ihe river seine 3 mues northwokt of paris en the south invasion forces have nut off the great naval base of toulon and the grwat city of marseilles is uktly to fall at any time these developments indicate that german resistance is rapidly faltering in all sectors and general sir bern ard montgomery told allied oop monday in a speech delivered in the fuld that the end of the war is in sight dikplrlted soldiers f the german tih army in normandy are pouring into the canadian lines in thousands cuuiadlan troops line the roads up which truckload after tttickkad and marching column after column of germans have been goln since mon day in southern france allied forces liave reached points go miles inland a headquarters announcement tuei day sold the allied grip on southern france had been expanded to more than 2 000 square miles the enemy was stated to be in full retreat on atnhim freai a german counterattack has won back a land connection between the main german armies and the nari forces in the northern baltic states the germans forced the russians to pull back from the sea at a point 35 miles west of riga the naris prohably will use up the- narrow gap in un aitempt to evac uate their forces from the northern baltic states russian troops have forged a new flanking threat to war- sau by storming across the rug river northeast of the polish capital in italy meanvthile allied forces have completed the occupation of florence a communique tuesday said that rth army patrols pushed out beyond the northern outskirts of the famed art centre why blue monday miue mondjty to o i and iflfher atonlkrat s st lis ithe ihtntgiuar ufe over tthe e4c end eating onant and stlcflt tf aott sjsjsa llng and sueqplnk anaaie wttth as sstar- clse loutdoors to work ff tculs aeansssj tlood lelaoosa llood annons eaocas isa in iblood and ttlssuea obaoeas waatea from foods cause fttoeaaesa just mm ha eaoeas wastes from lhard iannv aval heave the foody snore veady far noasj itltront and other itafecftlons of at itho weeknd we wottu tats tht exttra meat we metd after m tonal wo4k wftjuc and amtt a urttfle seas oner ithe weekend instead ff oanre an uitiuld ford rmnre epry n monday murmlng wwwili hess 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yoo for yoar firiat potdtlon and the ibejlnnlng of a tuiecessfnl carm wihf btc4uuie buslnestl it crying for snoiw and uoore iectwarie and ouver 4sxoe auailstants mssot weller ucittakfal college j3 bloor st w ttorottto write for fvvne bookht kingsdid 3i7t eby evhuiintf or carikpondence courses faix term pens avci 2otb a alept stb real estate and insurance sam k ibe liaae to hay a leav tor juur on law or tor mm isr baijoy urn happeacm aatl uavcoirbce of otnouc your oava k we have good tweticallsl nroperiiea at bir price all aattame for lmctakst and masfoft wrfl leewatral rl wright realtor and usuhance mww oimlpli east dlstrice steal estale bssu irtisfr tfunfir fsjaajua aasacsauasi aul sy assscaste krair oasaiia asisrsalsl bnl bfeae i r rtm east iaaaauy rrn atrmjj assirletlsa -v- fob vebboten tli bbc has nmived a report from poland that th crmans sn how busy erakine vlrtory slotfans from th strvetk of polish citim when lh v campalcn inltlnld by the bbc swept across europe goebbels tried to counteract it in poland by inscribing- the word -vlk- toria tm german word for victory used in patriotic songs in all manner of places- with the sequence or al lied victories mhese german propag anda slogans have taken on an ironic twist and have got on german nerv es the poles have been quick to take advantage of this strategic retreat on the part of coebbels where the germans have erased the word vlk- torla unknown hands paint up in its place at night the single letter v amf eo revert 4o the wot idfamous symbol of alued victory ottawa has iaaaed a warnta about the batman a menitk coal delivery men the department i and apply nays ualeea honsr realise taw eiilimanras o7 the sitaarlon and act immediately they may find llhmssleea sritaoat coal when tha cold weather acta in and anable to get delivery lor day or ween weefca to nuke core of your fair snare do tbeee threa thbuanow l place your entire reel order at once of accept yonr feel ill ens sr ere are able in liver it fat 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