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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 12, 1940

Page

10

Nothing Ever Happens Down on the Farm Story

City cousins visit a farm, meet Ned and Burton Lake, care for Carrie’s sick sister, and share a calm rural day. Jeanette bonds with Burton during a walk to the lower meadow and contemplates staying beyond her two week visit. The tale ends with a moonlit ride home.

Jeanette Kate Carrie Ned Ellis Sonny Burt Burton Hash Jeanne Jeanette Carey Carey Burton Lake Jéanette Garrien Kale

Canada Ranks Second as Gold Producer in 1939

Canada stood as the world’s second largest gold producer in 1939 with 6.094 million fine ounces worth $184.12 million, led by Ontario and Quebec outputs. The Northwest Territories reached 51,934 ounces valued at $1.88 million, with most production from the Cow and Negus mines near Yellowknife Bay.

Russia Canada Dominion Union of South Africa United States Ontario Quebec British Columbia Manitoba Yukon Saskatchewan Nova Scotia North- West Territories Alberta Northwest Territories Territories Cow and Negus Yellowknife Bay Great Slave Lake Beajilieu River Wray Lake Yellowknife Geological Survey Yeach Grimshaw

New Lodestar Plan Bypasses Thirteen on Plane Seats

In a cautious move the carrier plans 14 passenger seats per six new Lodestars as part of an order to Berths presse Canada Air Lines. The numeral 13 is skipped across travel services, following superstition.

Presse Canada Air Lines Achisit Air Anes R.c.ap Canada

Training to Be More Like Vacation for Canadian Cadets

A 30 day training camp period for Canadians blends rigorous drills with leisure. The program includes sports lectures target practice and daily routines designed to simulate a lighter, more enjoyable training environment.

Tne Daly

Huge Expansion Seen in Canada in First War Year

Col. the Hon. J.L. Ralston reviews Canada’s wartime gains in Army, Air Force, Navy and industry. CASF numbers rise from 4,300 to 155,000. overseas forces in England Iceland and the Caribbean reach about 40,000. Navy grows from 1,700 to 10,000 with 113 ships. RCAF expands to about 25,000 with multiple overseas squadrons. aircraft production to 4,000 planes yearly and engines, munitions, and plant construction surge.

Canada J.L. Ralston National Defence Canadian Club Montreal Col. Ralston Army Air Force Navy Canadian Cas.f Ingland Iceland Newfoundland Caribbean Home Guard Veterans’ Guard of Canada Canadian Navy Canadian Naval Service British Isles Royal Canadian Air Force Rc.a.f R.C.A.F R.A.F Great Britain R.A.E United States Federal Aircraft Limited

Vancouver Leads as Canada Air Mail Centre in July

Vancouver remains the air mail hub of Canada as Trans-Canada Air Lines reports July totals. Vancouver sent 13,962 pounds by plane, with Toronto second at 8,413 pounds, Winnipeg third at 8,036, and Montreal fourth at 66,414 as in May and June.

Vancouver Canada Trans-Canada Air Lines T C.A Toronto Winnipeg Montreal

How Big Are You Out of Your Car

A blunt critique of reckless driving and the bully mindset of motorists. The author argues the car inflates ego and speeds, endangering pedestrians, urging care, courtesy, and common sense on Ontario streets.

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Minaki Sledder Developed in New Lead Dog Strain

Jim Donnelly, veteran guide at Minaki Lodge, reports success after years of cross breeding to create the SMinaki strain. He describes the leader as gentle, intelligent, and powerful, a cross between an Irish wolfhound and husky though not striking in appearance.

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