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n- page tvvo the actbn free press r- thirrsday december 3rd 1642 fcjt 5wlfi artiitt 3prw fiwhb pumwli evtry yfauruy tt aetm ontario subscription ratesuu w fr i advww ualtad statat pe additional slnyla celm jc vatli old and w addwia ahcwld h wan ha elta f addrata it rquaid canceluatioks w fled that twmt of our tub icribara pretar not lo havn thtlr itihtertptleai latcmtotaa in caaa hay tall to ramlt bfer aclratloa wlilla acrlpttoni will not bacarrlad in arrean ovar as avtandm aerlod ytt unlets w ara nallflad to cancel we aaiume the labbcribaf wlahee the ttrvlca eontlaoad advertising rateson appllcaiio and a in virions column haadlnga alttinuuti every precaution will he taltan to avoid error tlie free preaa accepts advertlslnt in lit column on the undemanding that it will tiot btlab1 for any error in itiy advertisement published heretindrr urteu a prmtf ti aiich advertisement la requested in writ in a by iii- nrivertisrr and returned to tke free press business office duly signed by the advertiser and with stieh error or correctiims plainly noted in writ inn thereon and in that case if any erroo to noted it not corrected hy the free preaa its liability thall not exceed inch a proportion of the entire cot nf inch advert dement the apace occu pied by the nntr error heart to the whole apace occtiphr by auch advertisement g ariof pnts ehftor telepftones- editorlal and business office 174 reaidrnce rji mm tloreat aciona election day rolls around again and acton elec tors have settled their municipal questions without the necessity of opening the- polls after the fine financial and other features ithat make the affairs of acton very pleasing it is well that a decision has been reached by all citizens and those nominated that an election was not necessary there were no contentious points as evidenced by the nomination meeting on friday it seemed very advisable that the present council should stay in office at the present time to settle some matters that arc unfinished principal of which is the maria street bridge question in these days when almost everyone is devot ing every spare moment to some activity in con nection with the war an election that is not nec essary should be avoided then again there are not the facilities with automobiles to get out a good vote and the decision given is liable to be a minority decision if there hid been aquestionarisingupanwhich there was a sharp division of opinion the matter is entirely different and an election is advisable to settle the point n a democratic way acton is in splendid condition both financially and in maintain ing the properryof the corporation ratc fortunate thar in these busy times capable men ore willing to carry on this work ratepayers and candidates are to be congratulated that arrange ments could be arrived at and the turmoil- of an election was unnecessary- all have shown a desire to live up to the motto on actons crest floreat actona canadian equipment in egypt canadian industry has cause for pride in the allied advance in egypt all the universal carriers and at least 40000 of the motor transports used by the british in this drive came from canada our factories also supplied vast quantities of sixpounder and 25poundcr guns small arms ammunitions and other weaons it is probable that the total of mechanized vehicles and arms we contributed to the campaign represents close to half the entire pvo- duotions of canadian plants in recent iflonths i other notable facts disclosed recently by hon mr howe throw new and valuable light dn the extent and disposition of canadas war production effort here arc some of thehighlights total otitpui in vm2 will reach 25 billions in this figure will have risen to vf billions allocution vi cuiutdiis munitions output ts as follows mvi to canadian forces 50 to british theatres of war mcludie kussiu 20 to the united stales and pacific ones including russia merchant shipping output in limj will he one million tons in l4 tins will ne to ls million tons the cumidiuu niivv m canadiaumuje ships dots 45 ol till escort work in the atlantic between north america greut britain and kussiu nincaircntft tvpes arc heme made int-auuda- with pionthlv output of 400 expenditure on air craft in 1942 it v20 millions will rise to ss mil lions in 104 shipments to kussia have totalled 100 millions of which half has been cunudtanmudc tanks aluminum production has been increased from ds000 tons before the war to 500000 tons today canada now fabricates 4s of air the aluminum on the north american contitwu rmia gta help promise record while any movement to help our- brave rum es is cortimendible and should be encouraged d on gaspe coast allies and supported to the limit of our ability it is per haps well that the red cross in a recent release drow attention jotne fact that its splendid organization has been aiding russia for some time past more than most people realize the gift of the canadian people through the red- cross during the past year to our gallant allies will be in excess of 2000000 in 1041- the red cross released supplies of sur gical dressings hospital supplies and warm clothing to russia that had an actual cost of 121140 cost of material for erectjng cottage hospirtttents cite was 15606015 food sent was valued at approxi mately 25000 besides thee amounts 100000 was presented to mme maislcy chairman of the russian red cross committee in london a large order for hospital supplies to russia sen by the red cross was filled from one of our acton establishments russia deserves the help that can be given her it is fortunate that the red cross was in a position and did the task which was required for the past year or so it is fortunate too that others see even a greater need- to help russia and are supplementing wats perils no deterrent to gnl1 f lant fishermen who boost l catch forallted nations as wives staff t factories by guygannon canadian pmi maff writer quebec cp although flililnn la imperilled hy submarine activities in the st lawrcnco gulf waters fishermen of quebecs const arc out for n record cod eirtch this year by the end of october more than 30000- 000 pounds of cod fish were nlready in and it is expected that the total catch will reach some 55000000 pounds compared with 44000000 pounds inst year this is much belter thnn nverncet or for the past 10 years the totnl cod catch did not reach 45000000 pounds deep water fishing is no easy job lied countries need hlb tllih and that he must e0 on with his job its a klcht job leavinr inte in the ntternoon in his 35foot wooden ashing bont he the weather is t niwnysfavornhle i nnd the waters tare dnngerous pnrtl- the work that wellestablished organization has carr nnt thegulf or si uiw- n renoo is nn nctlve wnr zone but the nedon russn has been helped and russia will qucboc n kn0 thnt the nl- continuc to get greater assistance v still money to gamble racing followers bet- 16020015 on ontavio tracks during 1042 compared with 13650148 laslj reaches in the into cvcnln the or year it was announced recently the inrgclrrj pw or mlscou bnnks nhout 50 miles amount wagered on any track in canada was at the off 8hor0 rnds the night tlslin the fnmed gnspo cod nnl returns enrly fnll meeting of long branch jockey club held at t morning duffcrin park where 1624460 was laid on the line on the four toronto tracks 1 1251065 was wagered during the 56 days of racing prize money amounting to 354200 was paid out a total of- 254300 13 was wagered throughout canada this is an increase of 4107284 compared with941 the agriculture department reported a slight reduction was reported in prize money paid 1061290 in 1942 and 1073625 in 1940 and we still hear occasionally ofthosc who com plain of high taxation and wonder how its possible to raise the war savings objectives well 16 mil lions would help some in any loan v editorial notes the greatest water power known to man is a womans tears earl riney church management v yes three weeks from tomorrow well be observ ing christmas and the shopping days become fewer v it is said the 1943 motor license plates will not go oft sale until march a real helpful move for christmas shopping budgets v for those who keep a refcfipot the advenfof winter each year it would be quite in order to mark sunday november 29th for the year 194 a rerh of the advent th first heavy fall of snow should be a reminder to those who still drive automobiles that it now re- quires an altered technique to keep the machine in its proper position on the road v the present shortage of butter will perhaps re call tp many that a few years ago this commodity was so plentifulhat it was credited with greasing the skids under one of the political parties v in all the modern history of the western world 1 know of no industrial program comparable to that which canada has achieved dr fr cyril james principal- vicechancellor mcgill university speak ing in new york on canadas war effort v cities become prosperous when they turn out superior products that sell well in markets when the people of a community try their best to provide superior products and service these products sell freely and the community prospers v the church of scotland has given it- sessions power to remove from the roll monvbers who do not share tbe work and responsibilities of the church j it every church was to make up a list of deadheud members it mijjht provide amazing statistics chesley fnterprize v j mhtuituturc and nttrchants who iolentlv dis like the price ceiling niav get a j i herein slant on things when the lenrn4hat alter the inflation of the last war over 21000 small independent merch ants and manufacturers went out fbusiness in 021 cheslcv eiherpne v x his bont is poworotl hy n one cy linder motor cnpnblc of n spoed of only six or seven knots for his fish inr he uses two or three sets of lines to cneh of which nre nttnchoil mnny hs 2000 hooks he knows that his frozen cod filets nnd thknnprltnpohnt factors in tho nutrition plan of the british isloi nnd this yorir three iunrtern of th frozen fifth nvnltnhlc in the raid ttor- nje of the inxpe penlnsuln were rhlpned to enulnnd filthnurh cnnn- dlnn nnd american mnrkeis offerwl hirhor prices mnny of those whntodny nre tinn ing returned to the mn less thnn n yenr nro voluntarily lenvlng ni- flonn in fifth pncklnr nnd processing fnclorles when jjioy hennl tlint more fish were needed to fulfill cnnndns huge wnr supply ptnn nnd to replnce those who hnd enllsteil in the nrmed forces woimn in farlorim the women of clnspe nnswered the cnll to replnce their men in their fnc- torles every morning early nfter the men return from the hanks mothers wives nnd sisters go to work in fish pncklng factories nnd in corm stornge nnd snow plnnts jt gsrflpot fox ulver griffons cove petct cnne cove little gnupe newport point gmndehtvlere or nt belle anse hlvlere mndolelne s yvcin jersey cqve nnd fnme point i the men hnve found nnother wny- to ndd to their wnr effort since enemy submarines beenme nctlve in the st inwrence much scrnp mnter- inl is wnshed ashore dally so when i hey return in the morning from their nights fishing they collect from he benches nil the scrap thnt rnn lie used ngnin nnd tnke it to the nenrest collection centre tka mo ccpm in ham ioi si hhomlkv ennlnntl cv in a food case hetng tried here the pros ecuting solicitor explnined how rn- t ions should lw ekel out i leres how hnlf n pound of ten is officially cnlculnted to he sufficient for 110 cups of ten hnlf n imund of butter should do for 80 meals nnd four pounds of sugnr should supply filli beverages or meals woiikmi working as ttlarksmiuitt mhcrfl oh caulcrhierh in ah- bntoltr hut domcmtle joim co unnited caucaity cp women blnck- smiths nnd cntlln killers thats nn indicnllon of the extent to which girl workers hnve taken oyer jobs form erly regnfded ns for men only in cnl- gnryi women now nre employed here in jobs ranging from blacksmith nnd machinists to bellhops nnd shoe shin ers two womvn nre ernployed in n cnl- gnry shop as machinists nnd black smiths four nre in the killing room of n cnlgnry pncklng plnnt more thnn 50 are working on con struction projects two nre tnxl driv ers two nre enrpenters heerfl one is n milk wagon driver sohm rire in spectors in n munltlonsplnnt nnd others nre used on nlrernft repairs in a steel plnnt while four women are slaughter ing pigs km jobs for domestics nre unfilled tlie unemployment insur ance commission records rovenled hie offices have placed nearly 700 wo men in jobs formerly hnndted by men only twentysix of the women construc tion workers nre employed on n new- mll hospital this group of workers includes the only woman who has hiiftered n serious nccldent in this nren mrs thelmn mctjiugh- lin 20 n hoist operntor is reyovering lowly from n torn scnlp nnd crushed arm suffered when her overnlts werv- cnught in mnchlnery 5 lh business directory mrukcai dr w g c kenney physiol ml bum successor to dr j a mcniven office in symon block mill street acfon offlne phone 10 rldnee ctiunb bt hum im dr chas d sriortt pbyju mua borc4i successor to dr e j natoott frderlek blrtinionw m office hours 00 to 400 pjn 700 to 30 pm sundays by appointment only dr wm g cu4len lmca fhysleiaji ajitl surgeon office hours24 and 79 pm sundays by appointment mill street near frederick street telephone 128 drs stevenson wagner camfbeixviixe ont phone milton 35r3 after 10 pm- mlllon uw office hours 89 am 13 pm 78 pm sundnys by appointment only dentalt sharp on iiomk vuiw london ic p a 40yinroid inlmrer wns sentence to three riionths imprisonment with hnrd labor for nhsent ing himself from honre cunrd pnrndes a statement about it can be told pow ai h private prc confer- ttict in ottawa last december prime mintmcr win- 1 ron churchill was usked in cltcct whv canada continued relations with the vichy government churchill replied thai gentlemen is a matter tor the government of canada and he added with his characteristic smile kwill say however that 1 like 10 have a window looking into a courtyard in which l m interested in ipita of the fact that in some canadian cities butter supplies recently hava not been aulbcient to meet therre demands the situation does not constitute an emergency nqr is it as serious as some people seem to think there are to main causes for these temporary and local shortages for the past year we have been consistently using 10 to 15 more butter than in normal times with consequent disturbance to the distribution of our butter supplies many people have been buying more butter than they currently need the limited nature of the present shortage is shown by the fact that if every home would reduce its consumption of butter by only one ounce per person per week for the average home this mesns a quarter of a pound a week or if we reduced our national consumption to the peacetime rate the shortage would toon disappear there is no reason for panic buying for housewives to rush out to best their neigh- butter will not be rationed to meet the prent situation butter production is actually above normal for this time of year the board itself is taking special action which it is believed will speedily restore normal supplies in retail stores these supplies will however be adetjuste for normal consumption if housewives in sll parts of canada eooperntr it u unpstriotic snd unnecessary bours to the nearest grocery store how to save butter at mealtime 1 uw butter only for prradinc on bread c never ue butter jul odtol uir rrfriffftaitor wail uinil it u mft rnuiish to fprraui easily 5 atid a mull mount of milk wlirn trraminit iiutter for muhiu irlir in axklng 1 not ux- liultfr in baluif and tikilnik wlifii lanl iluir- tiiiiiij ttr inrut ilnppiiik can ik uvti i i nt lvrl inrw- umnr nu of tiuiicr tiutwwork mfn uawlt ji wlirn ttitriinn iiirtr to a ifrum tr whilr tuiuir u oiil hnlf aufitxint of butter alald in rwipr 4 im paprr wrapnit ruitl but- icr utkreahr imtkuih lilic 6 dn not tm- bullrr fur re- warm i tig vrvflablca fl srrvr ntrat rtvy to avnul thr ue ofpxtni buttrr oapototor 7 when imink buttrr to cjrr- uble tliahc add it 1wiuku do not melt il ami then iir on v n you can help in these wuyi 1 srrupiilotihly avoid wunto nnd exlrnvngunrr wat in wrong at all timet in time of war it in habotafce keduee prewent rqniiumption of butter by ut leant one omtre perperrion per week for the uverufge home tbih tueniis n quarter pound a wm do not buy more than is needed for immediate uive the wartime prices and trade board wr dr t h wylie of tornnto taking chnrrp of dr buchjinans prnellce for the duration for the rreunt ottlee hears b sra to a pm every thursday friday and saturday office telephone j48 dr hugh s austin duntaj 8nraoa mill street corner frederick acton ohiee hours 030 am to 530 pm evenings hy appointment telephone 10 legal c f leatherland b a barrister and solicitor notary publl irsucr of marrlnffe licenses registrar of births marriages deaths acton offloo 22 phonos resmoaee 1si kenneth m langdon rarrlsterrolleltor nouryknmu offlci-s- cleorretown gregory theatre bulldf acton over t seynucks cafe for apthilntments phone acton or georceton 8s office hours aelon tuesday and thursday 130 pm to 400 pm even ings on request veteiunamv b d young vs b vsc veterinary surijeon oftlee brookvttle ontario phone milton mcr4 fgoakesirv bvsc veterinary surcron office and residence knox avenue acton phone 130 auctioneers frank petch auetloneer and represeatatlve com mercial ufa assuranre co phone 391 charles street oearcelswa c russell j0hnsow licensed auctioneer for this district r r 2 acton time tables canadian national railways oolns eaut dully exrt sunday fi 19 am dully cxrfphhundny 6 w pm dnily rxcit sunclny 9 in am sundny only hlu pm flytt nt fiporittwn i p m klycr nt ftuclph h 55 p m oink writ onily exript suntlny 1 ik a m dully isrcpt surnlny h 50 am sntucrtny only l9 p m ilytr nt hmirttown i-x- ript siiiiirflny nnd sun- lmpin klcr 4t uhpr ccl khtirlii mid suiidny 7h5 pin i mly 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