Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 27, 1948, p. 5

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thursday may 37th 1048 the acton ffcee press paok nvc mr thoa morion sr of toronto visited acton frlecjda durinf the past week mr and mr david richardson of toronto visited acton friends on the holiday miss carole anna lantx spent the holiday weekend with friend in hamilton mr harold remedy of ueliolt mleh u vlswnfc hi father mr john kennedy a mr and mrs s j reld visited ylth friends in toronto over the holiday weekend mr and mrs v b rumley and bob spent the weekend at thetr cottage near huittsvlue mr rd mrs l leatham of hamilton visited with relative in aeton over the weekend mr and mrs harvey hassard and brian of london are vulttne mr and mrs e j hassard mr frank splelvagel of wine- ham visited at the home of his son mr rudolph splalvoge mr and un j it macarthur and johnny and miss ruth nelson spent the weekend at owen sound friends wish mrs w j hall who has been a patient in guelph general hospital a very speedy recovery mnttrb qupirrljnf adaha ukv uonm nckbino pairboiika bower avvnu sunday may 30th 148 1100 m mornirut service 121 pjfl cjrnrch school in scr jon 700 pi thm evening service a wlcom to all rtbgtrriatt efettrrlj hi ttanaa knox emmat acton vtv x at aadarmkl bju uc a sunday may 30th ims 11 00 rlw morning servlo 1315 pttl sunday school and bible cukim 7 00 pjn evening service they that wait upon thv lord shall renew their ktrctstaih mr bill clayton has returned home from new york city after taking a short course in dental prosthetics mr and mrs hlnton of streeta- ville visited with mr and mr bert hlnton nud family during the holiday weekend mr gordon and ellis rognavald- un were fishing at lalce tomlko in the sturgeon falls district dur ing the weekend mr c c elliott and his daugh ter mrs creasy of comber are siting at the homes of mr r h and harold elliott friends will be pleased to learn that mr w j gould was able to return last ueek from r broolc hospital and that he is much improved in health mr and mrs ed goltghtly and aon stan miss barbara fowler and mrs e mckend all of tor onto visited at the home of mr and mrs mm wilson owr the weekend i engagements i mr and mrs earl joyce brome wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter mar le one to harold uod brown urn of mr and mrs hnrry r brown rjl 4 acton the marriage to take place quletlv mn 29th mr and mrs andrew turkosz announce the t ngngement of their daughter man to john james co- oney son or late mr and mr jas coone i h marriage w 111 take place saturdm ma 19 th at 10 o clock in tt losophs church ac ton fossil man peking man same 500 000 years old ai well as neanderthal man cromagnon man and other well- know n fossil humans are now re present td in the exhibit of the roval ontario museum of palae ontology bv u aerie of planter ot the original skullv these replicas obtained recent j from england nre accurate and realistic repro- duct ons the contrast is well shown bitwtsn ice age man with low t ranlum heaw ovi brow ridg- s nnd proti ndlng fuv and mod- iin man as tp tied bv the cro- m aim on skull and that of a recent lietniantan other imkwtant bu rn in fisavlu n prt st nted in this ex- h bit art the tnvn man piltdown man ami htldeltvirg man skulls of nps art shown for comparison including the rather manlike ta unts skull from south africa sttttttet oltatrtlj acrronl rev ooab st gowks mlalatu sunday may 30 1948 1030 ajn surday school 11 jo a m the harvest of our actons 7 00 pjn dr hosklns and mr sid johnson of tbronto 8 jo p m sound film beyond our own everybody wel come thurs may 27th a00 pjn by t1t w him rftwutp shnct business meeting to appoint a new trustee kioim tmipon hooked of all tfu mims o a tloierroan the mcist txtitinj tells of a long battle uith a lighting larjhin on sonu trvkh of sunlit sea in the lulf of mevtoo or other expanse of nouturn salt water tarpons nre wi ullow and ttu blct on rvoonl falrl hooked bv an angler wth rvwl and line wis vin fts t sk tnthoi long and wflirhivl j4- pounds rrobabl muih hiur than the proud tish- irman who lanrtod it another iivcimen on the ilst mcisurod more than eight fet but llnu entang led in a net tiut in case ou neivr saw a tarpon nnd would like to see what these sea elanu ook like these la a beautiful mounted specimen at the roal ontario museum it was hooked after a valiant struggle off the texan coast 8l albau cf hurt l abfcuftu w a luxtsat bjs sunday may 30 198 1st sunday after trinity 0 00 am holy communion 10 00 a m sunday school 11 00 a m momlnir prayer 11 15 beginners class 7 00 pm evening prayer thlschurch welcomes visitor liflmrlojc to the editor dear sir your very excellent editorial in lit weeks acton free press la in deed worthy of an answer your statement that none of the three parties running for election have any policy in regard to the sale of liquor is inaccurate however the ccs party would like the sale of all intoxicating drink to be gov ernment controlled many beer parlours closed hours of sale cur tailed and a thorough education against this evil spread by means of the schools in the province this has been the ccf answer i have heard given at a few meet ings where the qucuion was put it is strange that we are so sel dom asked about this very grave matter but i would like to point out here that unlike the two old parties the ccf has no money interest in the liquor business and is therefore not controlled by it education would play a big part in keeping the young folks away from drink but poverty create more drinkers than is realised good clean homes with healthy well fed and happy people will do more to eliminate drink and crime than all the policies preaching aye and prayers in the world drink is often a way of escape from ap palling conditions the ccjf is trying to make conditions better thank you for drawlnetthls matter toouraitejatlnn i am yours very truly lhtelvbe ltj save thie forests soon the forests and woods will be tinder dry and thoso in and ar ound them should bo extra caut ious when lighting camp fires canadas forests ore one of the great natural resources but large areas of them may be exhausted through carelcgs use of fires the forest cover not only provides tim ber but conserves the watersheds so essential to fertile agricultural land announcement change in timetable c june diyartmltntal grade xtii upper school examinations in algebra and english composition the minister of education for ontario announces that the grade xiii examinations in algebra and english composition originally scheduled for june i4th will be written instead on friday june 11th no ex animations will be written on monday june 14th the revised time table for all candidates reads as follows fr1dav june 11th 0 001 1 30 a m algebra 1 304 00 p m english composition control of tuberculosis helped by seals the fight ajpatjiart lubrcuosu is betas won slnco 1000 th death rat has been cut in four how ever only by continued effort can the present rate be lowered the fact that there nre kttll more than 5500 deaths annually in canada from tuberculosis aliows wo are far short of complete victory one 1 hi port ant factor in the con trol of tuberculosa is the provision of facilities for early discovery of cases and the means for the ade quate follow up of these cases and their contacts by your contribution to the hal- ton county christmas sen1 cam- pflcn you have mndo poelble an efficient and thorough programme for case findings nnd follow up on halton county last year u mass xray survey was conducted in the 5 towns in tho county this was paid for by your donations to the chrlstmns senl sale tn all 12560 people were xrayed and 29 cases of tubeyculosrs were discovered it would have been useless to dis cover these cases if no facilities were available for following them up niid to see that their contacts were examined this has been done monthly xray clinics are held lli oakvllle and milton and the facilities of clinics in guofcph hamilton nnd toronto are also used cllncs in oakvllle and milton are excellent exam cratlvc effort needed to achieve re- sults in tuberculosis control thb hospitals make ther facilities avnllnblc at nominal cost the x- rays nre paid for by tho christmas seal committee the county health unit provides the ataff to operate the cllnlca and the on tario department of health inter prets the xrays during the comlnir summer it li planned to cover theu areas of the country where xrnys were not done last year this will involve the use of mobile clinics through out the rural arena in mass x ray surveys it has not been considered desirable to do children unless there has been hlitory of contact with tube since younger chlldrenrately show the disease this means that about g0 of the population should be xrayed in t the survey conducted last year 38 per cent of the population had cheat xrays taken which leavos about 7 000 in halton who should be xrayed during the coming summer the chrlstmns seal com mittee will agnin pay the cost of this mnss survey in the past when vou have sent your donation to the christmas seal committee you may have wondered how your money was 4eing spent the nboyjejtummary will give you your answer each dollar contributed is spent in the most efficient manner to dlscovtt cnie3 at the earliest possible mom ent and u hen these cases are found to provide facilities for thorough nnd continuing follow up of the casos nnd their contacts it is money well spent and wlil give ou a real return in the feel ing of satisfaction that jou have contributed to the health and well being of our community interest is at its peak and well ii should be for thin week will see the clos of the fhat season of the penguin club with the penguin prom as the grand finale the invitations were mailed out to members and local teenslers in the hope that this event will bfi one of the biggest successes the club will hnve ever seen the council has gone all out to make the evening one long to he remem bered in teen age history lion nadcltffs orchestra of teenagers from the big city to the north has lioen ongaged to provide the music for your dancing pleasure tho girls have planned n huge lunch nnd the decorating committee has done n good job on its hlg task of course the big ewnlng starts at 0 o clock nnd closes at one a full evening of entertainment has been planned and to be in on all the speclnl program come at the be ginning and stay till the end the evening is just an exception al special event and will fallow the orlglnnl pattern of other evenings this of course includes fun for the escorted or fun for the unescorted there will although we dont ad vise it be boys unaccompanied and so were looking- for girls to attend unaccompanied too truly would like to suggest that evcyvacteenngcr attend the council has engaged an orchestra prepared a lunch and decorated at rio small cost they have sent in vitations prepared dance programs nnd planned an evening of fun and a rod letter dny for teenagers and the penguin club your contribut ion is your support in your attend ance briefly this is a gala affair at which the penguin club is los ing moolah to supply you with a wonderful evening so take advant age of the opportunity we hnve been keeping a little secret a very difficult task for u nnd we intend to lot tho cat out of tho bog this week several weeks ago we explained fully all the details of the dance program we did not however mention n little item that is sure to interest the girls the dance programs nre printed in black on the cover that is all but one of them and that one is printed in gold durinjr the evening as tho girls receive their dance program some lucky girl will receive the kold program when the m of c tnlls for the golden girl of tho 1918 penguin prom the proud owner of that special program will ncelvc a fine prize just remember this friday sup port the penguin club in its first attempt to provide good entertain ment for acton toon agers ha our club don t let it down john root on radio cknx thus m v 27 li55 noon wed jl ne 2 li55 noon fri jlne i 545 pjn cfrrthu june 3 1 1 5pm john root speaks to tho fanners and electors of hi ridiii ll bul ikk1ii the minister of highways hon george doucett guam alley hiixsbuug wu evg may 28 the aversion to dirt ixjminion dn sports in acton jul 1st morning to night dlr- tction acton rotary club plnn row for jul 1st in acton specialists in warm air heating air conditioning eavestroughng and plumbing our aim i to give wrvice to our customers and tnmnl only the very best equipment at the lowest possible prices we handle only the best camamam cmjonrvm brf murfin sheet metal works plumbing heating eavmtrouxmng georgetown phone 1s8w rear premier george drew monday evgmay 31 nt 8 30 pm e d t in the arthur town hall see and hear your local candidates john root fred edwards n welllnstonduffcrln perth howard mccauley itill hamilton s grey s wellington kvmtybody welcome god save tiib kino aa the time for spring housff- cleaning is with us ncaln some men ma wonder if there is soif- ficlent reason for this splurge of cleaning work and they may not have noticed that the house needed an such going owr there has been a strong tradi tion nmong housewives that it is necessno to keep the home clean i they we dirt and dust tracked in on the shoes of the family and blowing in the windows and doors i to their minds a steady warfare is needed against this ever pre sent infiltration as one reads about life in many fort irn lands there seems no such hntrtnl of dirt one rends of coun- tri h where mnny ptople lake do mi st u nnlmnls into houses w 1th all their filth and one urn lmas- uil how auchtionvs would ho a nest d rt prohnhlv man can adian soldiers hnve seen such homis in poorl di loped coun tries v hero the rved one of the dt lights of puling back from isuih i pi i tt to canada would be the njovmtnt of tht cknntlnev of tht urdtnnr canadian home a tr strong aversion to dirt hs thin thnrni urlst c of canad ian lift for man jean thq old plon trs mi have seen plonlv of it in thlr homes but m life has deloxd the love of t lean homes has grown the old housewives washed and scrubbed to kt ep their dishes ind eating uteris is clean tht re wiu in old sa in uiat iirnne had to eat a perk of dirt in his lift time but the wonun hive w orked hard for pt rfect cleanli ness manv pooplt ro out in the world and oime in tontnet with drt in their work 1 he usuall make a groat tffort to clt in up when they get home the husbands should not he too disturbed if the houxe- i wives have a wral annual scrim mage with dlrt t they can realize that it promotes health and makes their homes attractive two tihowm nlchtly 7 ow p3c rionunuoub smtardmy abd holbsajb from m mstlfwiri saturday aml holidays at t pjn iltum saturday may 28th 29th william elliott john carroll catherine mcleod fa8mo0s albert dekker andy devine republic picture mondvv tl esi vi may 1hi jlne int i unuimiikinthtt jqhnmlls valere hqbsqn am eaglkuon films 1 hasaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaasil wei tilllls june 2 3 tir 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