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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
10
The Canadian budget announced by Hon. Mr. Lissey on Friday promises gains for most, despite some features lacking. It notes wartime expenditures exceeded savings, marks a peacetime shift with taxes easing, and invites purchase of Victory Bonds as financial optimism returns after hostilities.
Ratepayers in Acton face a municipal vote on a by law to establish a sewage disposal system as other towns trend toward such facilities. Past votes in Milton and Georgetown showed strong majorities, and Acton plans a system to serve all built up areas with power, water, and transport advantages cited as reasons for progress.
Household goods are back in production for Canadians since the war began, but a six month period remains before normal shopping returns. Factories report 40 to 60 percent of pre restriction output with future efficiency and expansion expected to raise output beyond prior levels. Electric ranges washing machines and radios lead the production surge.
In a Labor Day piece the Montecal Star argues labor unity and Moral Re Armament will determine nations and empires. It discusses job realignments, production hopes for 1946, and the return of veterans to universities as Canada rebuilds with education and cooperation as key wealth.
Editorial notes urge patriotic sacrifice for national destiny as Canada launches its Ninth Victory Loan on Monday. Citizens are reminded they have extended time to pay, with subscriptions doubled. Fans express optimism arena facilities will be available for hockey and skating events this season and show appreciation through support.
The article notes Canada wealth reflected in mineral resources and output. Ontario Museum displays a wide collection of minerals known in Canada, including gold from Ontario, cobalt from Thunder Bay, copper and nickel from Sudbury, quartz from Madoc, amethyst from Armsthorpe, and asbestos from Shetland.
Ing Hom Col Liewellin outlined how London ministries fed army divisions during bomb attacks begun in 1943. The effort relied on food distribution and catering workers, with praise for Veanspoort workers and Gold stores keeping supplies flowing despite disruptions.
An unclear OCR passage indicates two individuals, Cal Eary and Gustavian Seized, faced detention tied to a German prison. The text mentions Alberta and a science course at the University of Alberta and a related transfer or copy.
A garbled item lists office hours and names including J.A. Hardaler and Malicilor Notary Public Tesurro and mentions a marriage license action dated 27. The text also references Heylettar of Withee and actions in Acton with appointment times and fees.
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