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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1953
Page
7
A religious reflection on Easter urges world leaders to embrace Christian faith to end war poverty and disease. It calls for intelligence fidelity to Jesus teachings and a renewed civil and spiritual liberty to spark lasting peace across nations despite ongoing global conflicts.
The Acton council advances boundary readjustment with broad owner consultation. The effort aims to straighten ill defined town lines, reduce tax variances with equalized county assessments, and move the matter to the Municipal Board for decision.
Canada's rapidly growing plastics sector may gain up to 20 percent more business this year. Large expansions and new equipment programs are now complete, signaling a robust upgrade in industry capacity and output.
A nation mourns as Dowager Queen Mary is laid to rest aged 85. The grandmother of the young queen slated to be crowned in months. her reign spanned five monarchs and her example inspired the people.
There is still time to convey your Easter greetings by sending your contribution to the Easter Seal Fund for Crippled Children. The notice urges readers to donate to the charity aiding disabled children during the holiday season.
A letter notes the Acton housing shortage grows while articles on prefabricated and assembly line homes miss full costs. It cites prices from 3161 to 4654 plus basement, plumbing, heating, wiring, doors, and storm windows. The author urges fewer planners and more builders.
The appeal urges continued support for the Red Cross to remain ready in disasters and war, noting it meets every call and serves humanity. Citizens are urged to donate this year, keeping the organization prepared to help suffering people worldwide.
The Georgetown Herald reports a new ice lacrosse style drawing fans at last Saturday’s event. The piece notes potential for a summer arena season and cites players mainly from last year’s Acton entry with a successful season.
In Oakville and nearby areas a mild spring shows warmer southern weather patterns with rain in the county and sudden snow on Acton slopes. The county counts 119 new business addresses in Oakville since last year and 11 on rural routes, reflecting growth beyond the city.
Anon urges perseverance when situations turn against you. The poem emphasizes facing hardship, keeping going, and using courage rather than yielding. It celebrates resilience as a personal resource during rough times.
A Financial Post analysis notes sharply higher share turnover and strong price markups fueling a buoyant tone in mining stocks. The piece cites improved market sentiment on the Toronto and Montreal boards with more new issues expected as activity heats up after a long lull.
A scanned page lists Easter observances including Good Friday and Easter Sunday services with times. It also provides a directory of Acton Ontario professionals: physicians, veterinarians, lawyers, accountants, a chiropractor, and real estate services with offices and phone numbers, plus choir director and organist details.
The account lists numerous former Acton businesses and sites along the street up to the YMCA, noting successors and closures. It mentions fatty Fat cell butcher shop, a Beee Have restaurant, beauty salons, a Roxy Theatre fire, and evolving storefronts from Seynuck to Eisen’s, with references to Gregory Theatre, Carrol’s store, and several former rivals.
The item lists multiple daily and weekend bus flyers with varied times and stop notes. It mentions Georgetown and Guelph routes with daily, Sunday, and weekend exceptions, including flagstop and Saturday patterns.
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