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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1946
Page
10
On Christmas Eve the issue wishes readers a Merry Christmas to all noting domestic shortages and petty troubles are forgotten for this night. The note acknowledges local commerce and community greetings in a brief, festive message.
Oshawa Times Gazetted column notes that service station attendants recently trained in the armed forces often address customers as Sir, a practice rooted in military discipline. The writer praises the courteous tone as a pleasant change from customer-barking attitudes and hopes it endures to benefit the businesses.
The North Halforn high school district debate continues amid evolving positions. Georgetown Esquesing Council opposes Georgetown location, Acton and Nassagaweya favor broader cooperation for improved secondary education. District boundaries may change to form a feasible cooperative district.
The writers advocate the school district as the answer but decline to force views on individuals. They welcome other plans through their columns and express openness to hearing ideas. They acknowledge years of experience with school matters and indicate the Department of Education has proposed this solution after study.
From wartime reflections, a vision for a renewed world based on moral foundations. The piece praises people who choose to live rightly, seek God's help, admit failure, and inspire others by example to foster a global renaissance through steadfast, heart-led deeds.
The WETB allows a 10 percent rise in new Canadian car prices and a 7 percent rise for commercial vehicles effective December 18. US models cost about 847 or more than in 1944, with Ford General Motors and Chrysler authorized to adjust. Down payments made on old prices may be refunded, dealers worry about customer impact.
Editorial notes reflect on Christmas cheer and public mood, noting small town events and weather as well as a hint of municipal elections. The piece cites voter skepticism and a witty exchange between a voter and candidate, plus a Winnipeg Tribune tribute to a former finance minister and praise for Canada’s wartime economy.
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