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thursday january soth 4l the acton free press pace seven i have a boy half a million rve nd vhfrrsons left farms be fair and be aquare in the rtto be gsif ysf lose and be raeelm it u etlmated that 400000 men if you win land probably at least 100000 women be better and nobler than ive ver teft the farm 939 ao be hoevt ana noble in all that you do arthur mrtjamara deputy minmer and honor the name i have given to of labor and director national sel- you i eetlve service told the dominion- i have a boy and i want him to know provincial agricultural conf erenof w mp ta llfejust xwl owj which met recently inltawa tens and we get what we earn be it little of thousands of young farmers are or great recardless of luck and regardless of fate i will teach him and show the best that i can that it pays to be honest and upright a man i ii too be serving on the battle fronts thous ands of others went with munitions factories during the first two years of the war when it was so vital that fighting weapons be supplied in ever increasing volume mr mcnamara we will grow up together 1 ii too be j paid tribute to the older people left a boy on the farms who with their young and hm his trouble and share glru worke harder well work out our problems together np rrpduoe1 more thousands of and then i men and women he said have come we will map out our plans when we l from wellearned retirement to both will be men and oh what i- the sunday school lesson hiindav january xsrd 141 no pleasure in life could be greater m hucii m pierce ftdnt older men and women realize this extra work will probably impair their health that it may shorten their lives but they have concluded that in total war casualties are i evltahle in all age brackets nhd nil fronti he said that selective service f from the imum- of the srre prea- culntlom have iks n a factor in stob- twenty years ago of thursday january 2mb iks1 sunday nlfihl he coldest of the winter so for i he tnt rcury r u- lst4 ntt n in itm yerti ijihi evt nlnn m mwrs of ki oiurli ytmng peoples tuld and it e methodist younu is oples ienruo joln- ed in u kktitln party at the rllil- afterwnriu n sot inl hour vvhh hptnt in the methodist schtml room acton cithteivs timid provldid it musltnl pnnjrnm the employ it of the hew tton mine factory urn tin ir frit nils held a social evening in tlie town hull on friday evening the old ian h limed ttn liumtlne li knox church on monday evening ha i real old fashioned weather a un- uine oldfnkhloned sumptuoux uuppcr and nn old fash lonetl progrnm by old- fashioned married folk forming the choir ceorge barber elected lve lime reeve of acton is honored by the county council by being elected tlie warden for 1024 bokn beaumont at gtenwllllami on january i lth 1021 to mr and mrs w h beaumont n son tilling t mploymcnt on forma nnd re v liw el whut t hi- covi rnmi nt don in nn i ffort to overcome some of the dim utile in connection with farm tatwii hortnu stauneh lifeboats protect tlie lives of canuck sailors whale huilt for royal canadian navy in indoor miniature shipyard at port arthur ioltl ah 1 huh ci a father nnd mux nnd four helper are turn- inn out whalers for the koynl can- ndfnli nnx nt the inte of one v smi very two or thiee weeks in ti tmitill shtpmird her hiose ienr knuers of the llfe- ttont business are s ii perry nnd son onetime builder of motorhontu mid other icuure trnft 1 hi ir ship nrd u hinted in n fol mer lumber height vminliotim in downtown port art inn in a hnll just lare enough to unom- tmlnte one of the whalers tit u time he stmd craft that lire built lt the lerrs are destined for cnhml- 1 t ian mlnekwe pera nnd dektroyem pro tecting precious convoys plying to nnd from britain nnd the wnrfronih mr ivrry sr returned to hlu first love when he besan building whnlcrt again born on ivrry island off the northeast coast of newfoundland he grew up bleeped in the atmosphere of deepsea fishing and the lore of boat building the whaler is a glorified rowboat 27 feet long with 10 oars it is 1j inches deep nnd construtcd to stand the wear and lerof life on the open sea one w tinier w 111 accomodate 28 men easily portable main nnd mlzzen nmts are built with each whaler for uwe on long trips and n teak box in the centre of en h boat em las s a mnii- oemreable steel plate which acts as a corrector for the ship whin the wills are up without the kttel phite low ered the teasel would have u tend- nncv to dip to one side w tu n the miiw were up they wajt in the aus a man who until hit ly ihih ikcii llvlni with the lr nh putrlotw tn the titouutnlns of savoy unx t rtnie to 1 ni liuul he rorld for a imc itroad iixt mini factu nlhtut tlu life of thin d simrat haml wo detarmlmd- lv renutlnr the nasi onh r to go to gitmniiy a fond inlwir rs he wsui one of ulmtut a tlioiimind who flrut took to tlie mountain tlie itnllnhh were then in charge of thin district of the trtnch alps i hoy offered little inter for nee lwonl chinking identity card of which the linker snld wo had plenty in the following months their num- twrs swellml to ovir sooo the rough nnd difficult country has deterred the oermnn from hunting down thehv pntroltw instead they bide their time catlike in the valleys i he resin tern are organized into amps they hnvo n secret training uchool for new memlers they have no heavy arms hut they have sten guns and french rltlch revolvers plulolu nnd pltmty of ammunition 1 hey have too explosive thee they have put to good uue for instance they cut the line from kvlen nnd an- iinmeuu- not fnr from alx they blew up a german ammunition train fowl 1m their main problem 1 hln lw hou the imuker dcprlhet it sonu how or other hour lw trans port d up uiom momitnlnk some meal ik uluind too and you mti imagine that uhen people in fiante thcnikelveu nearly kturving ilo away their food that in patriot ism iiuusmi iheie hae lieen judiis of ouike ajntu of laval iady to httitij them manj hae been found out in lime ihe neaped miuit worr u how the siicourd will fare in the whitir it u blttei at llioite great uikidet fuel uud clot hen and pe lallv footvi i at they need med ic lm ami uurglcal supplleu an few of how thltigu con ho itouglit in frame there is no hope of help frmi fr iich iope ttiey are not the speaker omphim- utd n military force but they nn bo dangerous guerrlllau i heyve stntlonml themselveu clota to thtf passes that come out of italy and they holw to see the germans re treating out of italy they would he at hand too to destroy roads and bridges for nearly two yearn how wo luive been bombing german cltleu many timett more heavily than iindon was ever bombed tlie nnzls haient yet whown one h finite sign of cracking i hree months ngo we landed on the mainland of italy at no time have we filtered a sustained nd ance of mor than a few mlhs along the whole const of western kumpe the ounha u mlml nnd studde with kum of nit tnllhres to a depth of a hlliuln d miles lo these jesus teaches in parables golden text if any man hath ears to hear let him hear mk 4 23 lesson text mk 4 19 2s32 time a i 28 place galilee exposition i jesus as an open air preacher 1 2- this like every other great ser mon recorded in the blble was preached in the open air it would be well if our great preachers also would go to the sea side not for rest and pleasure but to preach the gospel lo the crowds that galhvi there but jesus did not corujder it beneath his dignity jno is 20 jesus went to the seanlde because that was where he would get the crowd jesus began to preach when the crowd collected luke h 4 but he was not above preaching to an audience of one jno 3 4 but the multitude loved to gather to hear jesus matt v 1 li 32 luke h 1 ii hnrdhcartcd hearers 4 li jesu rrprst ntm hlnimlf us kow- tr ihe wonl of god is uhi luke k 11 it hat life u brlngii forth fruit icot 11 k fit lhre lu mote ultimate value in one grain of wluat than in the tail t diamond ever found for that grain kowii itiul lt fiult mmii will in time till the earth with hi intntim- so with ti word of truth mtun hi the luail it on wrk one hi many i ach one he tou- vrlm mali more in vr wldiiilni irdoj lluii me four kltuk of toll or liikm t of li urer ihe llrst clakti me like the ttodden path ov r whli ll the ft and the wluow of the wot hi have gone until there it no nccptlv- ity for he word of god 1 ho m ed kown in mii it luartm is wnatched away by the devil through his iverprkent i mhuuirieh fowlh of the jilr hw devllr ureatest aim in life lit to keep men from believing t he word ami being knvid luke h 12 lhere lire men w ho are actively uymiwithetlt with the devil in tltu purpoke where- ever the worl of god la preached the devil h present in porkon or through his many blrdu to knntth it away before it can spring up and bring life nnd messing iii shallowhearted henrern g ib 17 ttte second clntu of hearers tire like the thin ull on nn outcropping lodco of rock they hear the word nnd immefllntely without reflection upon its real import nnd the tout of ac ceptance receive it wlttt joy luke h 13 it takes hoyi upon tlie cmn- tionu hut not upon the great decpt of the villi a deep work in lie iter than ti kwlft one ihike hijve no root and the young plnnt boou ulthera the kcorchlng him lu ttlltulation or pei- k4utlnn hecatlie of the word if the mi d weie well rontedthe klin would make it irow and ripen ko do trlh 1 illation nnd peikocutlon viheu the word u well tooted the gulatians were lotkvnoll heaieti gal 1 ki ii 7 1j many today me rotky- irrnumt luarers who tun well nu loan w it ih all joy hut who quit nn kooii uk affllitlous tome or pertcutlons hectiitke of the word iv imlfiieurted hearcrt 7 8 1 lho tldrd tliiktj of htntort are like rich ptomlditg hut pro occupied soil ihere are ahendy thorns in thu koll and the keid kown falls upon these i hey grow up with their rank up urlnnt growth and the gootl tieed is choked nnd the early promise comes to nothing in thlti cnso- there has ihmu real attention to the word nnd kome appreciation of it v 22 it linn taken kome hold upon the will but there has not been wholehearted surrender to it 1 hey are capable of bearing fruit if they would only take over english village in the old english counties of kent sussex hampshire and dorwet a new sort of war hero and heroine is aris ing the citizen who is willingly leav ing his home- honored village and moving to unknown territory inland to make way for the training of american invasion forces kcnortm from reliable sources show that 3000 villages have been moved from the coastal regions more than hso fam ilies living on the windswept lands where their forebears save lived for generations have gone away with them have departed is 000 cattle sheep 7000 tons of beets and 1000 tons of hay one hundred and thirty- live array trucks were used in the removals and an army of between tx and 40o servicemen and land army girls helped the farmers move their ktored crops postmen bakers and farm laborers who have gone their dally rounds all their lives in thee villages have retired within the fiut- n mi of england and hnve lecome in the words of the american command er gen jacob l dev r unsung lurocfi thus british vlllauoi make their contribution to what gen iver tuiys may become the cliff r- ncv 1m iwh n mice mi and diiuikt i for the allied plan of op rations 1 o day amid ktrc tn of mpty villain nrrok viu atit fl ld4 nnd down unukid ountrv lam the ami rlcati armv luvakloii trains and hultds and pti par agalimt th day one day the hlhtoihm will write of tin uniiight lountlts in the south of fniiaiid that they ovi tin ir plate on tin ntord of mankind to the fut t that tluj ser- vi il as the kpiinj hoaitl of a riaiid aaiilt width fn it furojie of a si oud ahila loudon fr t pr km london unih r u new ktheme memlt r of the united kluudotn forces can lenrn imkery by a corrts- pondtnee courw ko that tluy can take up the trade when thoy rtsumo civil life an old utmbetif waijtrr wkttch t1u the hjla joan tllixrf was dillghte to re- c ive in her iaxt tray the other morn ing a letter printed below from an old london music hall artist now in amcrlra who listens to her in the bbck american eagle club hroad- raktw which klie produces hit correspondent writes from worcester mussaclujkellcs iear madam was going to write you sooner but last night i had two reasons for writ ing thhr eputle hrvt you kpoke uf lamhelh walk i used to take ihe train from cnmberw ii to go then- fqrhake sheepu ttead every satur day night wish w could get them over here opposite ihe walk is the canterbury w here in lftfth i sang with marie itftus by ihe way hi r daughter is here in the usa nnd doing fine secondly at the end of the wulk is the vic good old vic where in lh7i i saw tint it lomu cabin played the mlnt- your lmrfect rngllsh is identical with my mother whit h inuplrthl me to botlnr you with thu i it r i could luten to you aye us in you i h nr my ix ur ma most kltiti rely yours bui shi at n fiijvi htab icts bal k pay ijonion tcp u lly uild m ii com ni 1 rltlsh iihn studios re- itihy r t u d a itnt of thousands il kiundk tuit k pa from laitt febru ary under nn agnemenl which raises wages and improves working con ditions vitamins iv rfka bikmingilam tc pt ihilnlnv wartime lntr lodmlltidlv far cm low pre war hlanihlrlu conlnlnk n large vitamin iu sakl prof hopkins rwo or three pints a day will supply all- hie riboflavin a man necdh he wild iftr un investigation train afriran gtmlm j trfetown ci a grant of u50 ounds lias be n made under the colonial ijevelopmcnt welfare aci for the develojunent of womens education in sierra 1eone part of the scheme is for the training of jyitnn girls as secondary school ttnthers scholarships will be offered during the year 19434 for the train ing of uirls for this work in england ixnion for thi foods covered h basic rationing except tea con sumers in crest britain are required to register with one port it ular re tailer lie t alters are klmllarly tied to one wholesaler irving berlin hkiiuock hkiummpii bkatri tiik hut a i a souiiifasi coasi poit i ci ihiu tlt populat w aklde ti korl milwd lie nh laid khi ltet pi il i m h kimply di i iiij w bit limiii 1 in n ath tin milt i ll ihe hlit u hlstmv lull the i it stilt fttt asioiuillv is tin tntj t fttr tompatatki mild homhei attatkt and slu mini ktild oi no mid iimv- vi r tome j mm perkoiim k 111 nloep t at ti night in dotihli 1 k i hunkk width tine the sldik of the wimllui iwlkting kuhteiratiinii pasaeway i hey ve known ho otltet itedrmun for four vuirs ihe tumul was hack- etl out of kolld rock stmie 7s to km tt 1 1 tit t p it ext litis tioveral miles and llnku up with an old unutuid rall- roml tunnel one nnd u half miles long ii vim it tliii uuwum juneihaii kong- writer talking in the ihltlsh uioadiaitini coiporatlou foiteti piogiam ihe world gim k ny he tanu to britain to pr m tit tils ktiig kjnttnih i hi u th aimv i xtincth from ii lm ludlng kotis wung hy lit rlln hhukelf w re also hrtmdt nst in b11c programs cast out the thorns but they wont no short cut to victory 4 thor u the care of tlie formidable deft ne has now been the bowls fullv eiulppel nnd r tidv ml winter to save lives on the wartime ton- ww fm n voy lanes cost the governnwnt 1 vk kur iul o vur ab prnu mn ister churchill warned in i omlon the other day there is no indication that we twn win this war without n stag gering bill in blood nnd treasure it is possible that cermnnv might speaking recently to the society of collapse before the armies of the canadian lrktl4lon in aeroplam parts automotive engineers major general i ii dunton deputy director air service command wright field sta led that keeping military aircraft in the fight is being seriously handi capped by variations tn supposedly identical parts and is presenting a serious problem which is soon to be overcome in canada a high degree of pre cision has been achieved through the use of optical instruments in align ing dies where all part of the can adian built lancnsters operated for the dominion in its frans- atlantic service by transcanada air lines have been made interchangeable with parts made in england for the brit ishbuilt lancaster to ease in our war effort to weaken our national capacity to withstand horror and disaster by assuming that we are now pretty well out of the j woods financial post world in how many n huslncas man and hoiihcwtfe the word of god in thus choked out j ihe deceitful- nets of rictus how many a man gratis godck4 as he grows rich 1 pleasures of tills life luke h lti 4 lust of other things out with the thorn- v wholehearted hearer jo but then is a fourth clask cood ground i hey 1 hear the word i hey appreciate lt value nd give good lued j i hy understand it i hey hake in its meaning nnd iu prliv en rhe accept it in an honent and good heart luke h not merely hear hut take hold 1 in ihev hold it fawt luke h lml v tiny will not give it up at any tttkt ituse biing forth fruit with patienic thirty skty an hundred fold vi the seed growing of its if j6a2 if we have the light of gods word we should wet itsforth where all can e would be blind fools mh it and be cnllghtt ned nnd cheered such an outcome to and served by it vs 21 22 matt 5 western democracies are called upon to face an armageddon in eastern europe but to count on idling proved oostlv london cp edward parry 21 who flrcw atched by drinking beer in a public house instead of on the roof of a coachbulldtng firm was fined the equivalent of 45 50 and costs at east acton i 1416 the secret things of our own lives will all be brought to light kome day v 2 ears are given to hear with and the possession of hear ing involves a trove responsibility v 24 the cospel is the power of god unto salvation to every one that belleveth rom 1 16k but believing comes bv hearing rom x0 17 wherein lies nfety in obeying our lord jesus nnd taking heed what we henr and in tnklng pauls advice and continuing in the study of and belief in the scriptures 2 tim 3 1317 if it s printing can be done locally we r i tl fact thjtt over llu- mais w have made a earehd study of lie local requirements of printing and have built up an equipment thai can meet comlelcly the printing reouhe- ments of acton and milton and district folks who lake the time o visit our printing plant often wonder at the amount of equipment that is in w not always can we show them all the machines in operation hecause we do not maintain a staff sufficient to operate them all at once they are ready on quick notice to meet the special printing needs of custom ers for commercial printing were always glad to consult and give the benefit of our experience we arc meeting your problems ami continuing almost the same service sometimes its difficult but we still like solving printing problems and can relieve you of most of the worries connected there with wc dont ask you to share our trouble in meting unusual situations of today that si our problem and if it is printing it can be done locally in wartime or peacetime toe 7au plju 7oa in tht ipc of primini wc do for our custom ers wo hk- ir to look right when it is put in ser- ice or tthtii it rtprtscnts our friends away- from honit it doesnt matter whether its a sale bill or n line two or three color label or catalogue if is hears our imprint youll nnd it neatly printed easy to rtod and designed specially to fit the particular med we dont expect our customers to make any excuses for their printed material q a 3brfu pumisae jae canadian guatfuan mill street acton ontario phone 174 main street milton ontario phone 220 maasih himflkjij t irffnttrrift feffibltlbbejsh