Dutch Farmer Ted Dauma Returns Home From Canada
Ted Dauma a 24 year old Dutch farmer returns to the Netherlands after a year with Mel McCullough Acton area farmer where he learned modern mechanical farming. He came to Canada last May and...
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1959
Page
9
Ted Dauma a 24 year old Dutch farmer returns to the Netherlands after a year with Mel McCullough Acton area farmer where he learned modern mechanical farming. He came to Canada last May and...
Aldo Braida spoke on the need for a will and the problems when a will is absent. Mrs BE Jennings led the Friendly Circle at United church in questions and plans for a May 26 banquet and other events.
Wellington County officials push to designate the three mile Rockwood to Highway 2 road as a provincial highway. Reeve Joseph Duke notes it would connect highways 7 and 24, easing traffic toward Lake Belwood and Fergus. The committee asks the Department of Highways to decide if the route should join the King's Highways system.
The Acton Home and School Association held its annual general meeting at Robert Little School auditorium. New officers and candidates were introduced, plans for the year were discussed, and speakers from Guelph addressed school counseling and child welfare efforts.
An afternoon euchre party was hosted at the Station Hotel by Mrs Osborne and Mrs Oxborne. Prizes were awarded for high scores with attendees including Mrs Campbell Staelin and Mis Heats Young among others.
On Anol 20 CGE girly group met in the Sunday School room for a study session. Gertrude Kuhn led the discussion while Pure Post Cheigh Price spoke on the topic Church TM and related concerns.
The Parks Board faced a meeting with fewer members than delegates present causing the session to be informal. Officials discussed plans for park improvements and requests to use facilities while aiming to address scheduling and governance questions.
A local note describes a tulip on Peel Street that drew crowds as spring arrived. Mr Arnott watered the plant and stored it in a jar, with observers later recalling a uniquely shaped bulb on display years ago.
A brief note reports concerns about executive order policies restricting Canadian workers and long term living arrangements for civil servants, highlighting potential residency impacts and administrative responses.
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