th georgetown haal waa- lummy 20 w3 news parade bj cujtulj uaosimj we had hoped lhal vrjvertuang and other new item would he sufficient for a time as to crowd out thi wlumn it keep one buty to write about anything but the war these day and we doubted if anyone ever read the column anyway but along comri a lady who says the nutted it a couple of week and you know how it ia we nrvrr like to disappoint the urhet but that till doeint open up mote subject to digest to if you have anything ou want brourht to light let ua know and well try to tror it apait in thit column say already one farmer want to know whrte the pub- he ahed it for tjing hi tram while ike goe hopping now listen biothrr ve never knew an old fashioned winter waa on ita way or wete uie the town fatheta would have taken care of thta left ourselves open a couple of weekt back we commented on the actuation facing a number of nearby iluiting tinkt and showed our lack of attending the local ice palace thia season aa a tportt reporter when we left ourtrlvrt open for a aharp uppercut bv editor dill of the acton free pre we no doubt took it for granted that the boys ever there were doing all the patting neeetanry and that we could forget a little of the friendly old rivalry between the town but not editor dili he wired upon our lapse of memory or something and hcrea hit ory 7- commenting on the wartime ute or non- ute of arena last week and the fact that acton hat leased ita arena for ttornge purpotet the gror- getown herald taya it ia a far cry from daya when acton aported ome of ontario bett hoc key team well tay it i brother but who would have thought hat even the war would bring about tuch mutual agreement on thi point of ontarios beat hockey learnt an oldfashioned winter we havent heard any of the older folk bragging thia year that we dont get the wintera now like we uaed to gel froaty and extremely cold weather for daya at a time and anow piled o high thnt you could hardly tee the fence top however we think thia winter ao far can live up to moat of the oldfahioned kind and if they were any colder or taw more anow we hope the weatherman doeant stretch n point to equal them but on the whole it has been a grand winter healthy weather with frost in the air plenty of ski ing and aleighriding for the younger set and the older folk too rather enjoy looking out on the great piles of pure white snow providing of course they havent too large a sidewalk to keep dean but the boys and girls of today miss a lot when an oldfashioned winter comes long the motor car has spoiled a lot of things for the kids we can remember when the favourite winter port was hopping bobsleighs and cutters one made a number of friends hopping sleighs and it was only the odd farmer who would put the whip to the hor ses just as you were about to swing on but the young- c -j- vinve one compensation they con ski ttw u091i lafiftduth am ram lfck dttiuoji lu a nre a4 lrrmtv4 a mm lief erulona and a pfrarra oftr caj aa titty 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nowadaya daalra their own cooktns and plocea for theae too are her for the looking when ou in the buah good camp at oft found and provide you with abetter men tho not real aound roughlns it a bit la what folk look ahead for it woa a foggy august momlnff au wa mlent oa a grioftt trie canucka aere falllng on the aloopa toward uie old french cooal ve they were wearily wlung uielr thouphta were far awny where they had apent auotut 10 and where they were today then with a thud the guru tore looae twoa deafening to bear the roar of uie old navy gun tnd the planea up in the air i annui a jump a ruah and on the bearjilwul take knock and bump and leap our rralltnt boy did run wteruria for more we certainly got n v barrel staves and coasting down the white bridge hill the sport has come a long way since and it is whole some and healthful yes we sometimes wish we could get out and do the things we used to do but twenty years can make a difference for all of us just as the motor car tries to plough through the snowfilled roads where old dobbin could nearly always take it on high should be proud to live here little time wot left at our durpaukl uuit week to make any eom- mentn on the mayor inaugural address however aw bellove tome- thing more thould be told at few towns arc in tho happy noiutlon where a mayor who is taking his seat in council forythe tenth time can took ahead tn the year 1m3 with ouch enthusiasm and a sense of public pride ln a job well don the address was full of public service of ityi and meant by which a town council can be of benefit to the fjumtinuy and predictions tor a better and happier community when the boya return home it made one feel nroud u live in a town when at the beginning of a new year the town leading citizen could thow the business of the community in the best financial position it has ever attained where a reduction in the taxrate could be forecast where lower hydro fates vera not an impossibility and where our boys and girls of school se might indulge ln winter sports at an arena which might be pub licly operated for the benefit of all the inaugural address ahowed the interest the town fathom thould have in the town they represent and if but a pdrt of tho thought outlined were put into effect georgetown could not help but be a better and happier place in which to uv wouldnt 1 give for about four eggs aunnyslde up with a lab of ham suallng in the middle but ue get plenty of helping of everything and after a day or this commandotype atuft ue re doing nobody bothers to be polite believe you me the boys cat like those doublequick movies wc used to fee back home well mm cartwrlght your boy and i went into the reading room at the club and wc looked over uic home town paprrs its amazing how hun gry he is for news about the old place he read the paper column for column and he didnt even pass up the socie ty page that paper must have been read by two or three hundred lads because it vtas brown with thumb- marks and almost falling to pieces al though it had nrrtved brand new only four days ago afterward he told mc what hed ibton doing on his 48hour leave xn j the afternoon he went to the oaum- ont theatre to sec noel cowards pic ture in which we serve ho said it made him feci like going up to every british sailor he saw and shak ing hands with him later in the evening he went to oovcnt garden i for dancing although he didnt know a girl to bring along he had a nice tlmo because thcro were more girls there than fellows thats hard to bellove in a city as crowded with sol- idler nn london la but its true he hooked up with a lot of ameri can soldiers after the dance and the party of uiem strolled down to tra falgar square in tho blackout and iour trauwib uuj their tommy guns aptt as they netred dieppe and charged the walling inaction ue ux cans come here for a few months and then puvh off to north africa and then he supplies uie answers for hlm- mll he feels he is being held tor the i big show the main event and not tor sideshows like north africa he likes to feel that he is being held tn eng ine hun they never paused nor faltered bullets they did pour as on they iped while oer their head the shrapnel burst galore iua deadly firing nvachtnettutia his mortars and his bomb hat he is being held in eng- maruw n lland lor the big job because there are did not stop our boya one moment no other troops m well qualified to with all their deathly throngs open the full scale attack on hitlers ves they reached the atreet of cruel europe dieppe put up a heroic show and watching for more out really its not bad if your body is healthy and your pune dont need atretchtng no need to be wealthy to live la quite easy ita fun youll be after and no one will question or be annoy ed by your laughter if the town you would visit theyre here uptodate and the people keep busy and youre never too ute urope night now mrs cartwrlght with the grey days here and the holiday season coming on hes getting a uule lone some if i were you mrs cartwrlght 1 1 would see that his friends wrote htm mure often remember mrs cartwrlght there ib no more sentimental person ln uie world than a soldier overseas youd i be amazed to know what a pleasant hour a soldier can spend before lights out going over the mall from home your boy kept telling me last night how he laughed over your letter u- bout little bobbys crush on the girl next door and how thrilled dorothy was when you let her go to her first i dance in tome ways mrs cartwrlght your boy is closer to you now than he lever won when he lived at home he never had any time in the old days to talk about the homely little things right after supper hed jump up and go downtown to meet the boys bobby i and dorothy more or less annoyed him but not now ited give a month pay just tor a look at dorothy in her i tint evening dress it sounds sentimental una dart- dieppe put up a heroic show it was their present objective and no further they dare go then the order came to retire and with their wounded by their aide they fought their way back to the boats and sallod home with the i tide i ah friends it was a great reword a sod yet glorious day ior everyone of those canucks ln that land so far away and im certain theyll get credit where true credit ts due not forgetting our navy and our fry ing machine too now if any of you readers had tons or husbands too who fell that august morning tor the flag thats good and true remember what i tell you now they went through fire and hell putmlrw for our freedom and the land they loved to well i our railroad u one of the best ln the land their schedule is often every conveni ence on hand our miners tnd formers are right on their job the lumbermen too take out log 6 log the highways kept open all through the whole year trucks busies and cars go without any fear we have faotorle too which employ plenty of hands and the product is shipped to overseas lands now in my first letter i cant gtve every detail but tn future letters i hope i wont i tall to tell plenty of interest that wit cause some comment puthtlnjr for our freedom ana u coum wm foment they loved so jll my description will be authentic anc yes our boys will visit dieppe ogam y mrm goum tombtb one of americas guijraittari tame out ana joum senumonuu ftinfs5 a tt w sour boy lunrtony xrom tin ran alley it when ties overseas hes going to land play in this sunday january that ono thing id uke to tell you tol hughtr ttxmt mue l issue of the amemotn weekly shout mrs oartwrlght your boy sliurs imro to home sad the americans he knows the a sstjjzkj americans rattier better than the anctrery see atrlgueh do ami tie is acting st s sort of trrustsssrlorhobt in uitxoduolng the amariotria to the krrghth youd never think osaur boy ss acuplontat hut youd be nrrprtwd at the grand lob tavs doing tor aflteruvuonsl wla- dur uuyo hw their lines may even get thin but im sure therell be some of them left when they march through through berlin written and composed by w r weathhujip btpjjojui 0rf m kwab u aiui nu iwtth the detroit bundtfj times i english teacher will you comet this aentenoe otrls is naturally better llookmg than hoys icnanvwuu oophomor otrls is aruhejalty bat r4y to staffer looking bill boys brotm do you wrpeet to jhelp your luvwiih her btyueeeleannibr ais i ww to star out ef tor amy a glance at the ims oalendsr shows that tn ims there wont bo one mid week holiday new years and oood friday an the only two that are not on baturday or monday throughout the all be well meant have plenty of friends in country and around oeonretown and feel they tu read my few 1 with no frown i bo lets keep our chins up with hand i to the wheel and victory will etvmr to u and wef have a new deal oordlally youra h w johrmon h h tto 1 hwrnio on i iftsae days a man hat to bs prsti cktcon small to hide tvasand bunttdrts