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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 06, 1953

Page

5

Supreme Power and Back to School Tidbits

The passage notes the House of Commons as the supreme power in the United Kingdom and jokes about its power to declare war or abolish the monarchy. It also comments on Canada’s forest product exports, summer apparel, and Roy's Taxi delivery division noting three cars and two direct lines for rapid service.

House of Commons United Kingdom Reader's Digest Roy's Taxi Central

Area residents enjoy reading and visiting across Ontario

Personal notes list multiple visits and holidays from May to August. Families from Acton Galt Toronto Stayner Montreal Buffalo New York Port Dover Pine Beach Lake Simcoe Wasaga Beach and Kingston visit relatives and friends in Acton Preston Wingham Tara North Bay Huntsville Orillia Chatham Bronte parts of Ontario and nearby places.

Holiday visitors recall busy week in Nassagaweya district

In Nassagaweya No 7 news, Mr. and Mrs. S V Moffat of Tilbury visit grandmother Mrs N Barlow and her brother, Harry Livermore of London, stays two weeks. Margaret Ann Lynn of Toronto visits Doris Robinson for a month. The Frank home hosts Ramsey Hopkins, James Watson, Mrs Boucher, and others from Hamilton, Georgetown, Morriston. Mrs Greenslade of Guelph returns home after a week. Mrs Joseph Frank improves in health and returns to work. The piece notes pulp and paper limits in forests grow by at least one billion net trees annually.

S. V. Moffat Tilbury N. Barlow Barlow Harry Livermore London Margaret Ann Lynn Toronto Doris Robinson Ramsey Hopkins Joseph Frank Connely James Georgetown A. McTaggart Lynn Jon Trends McKee's Fred McCutcheon Acton Harvey McCutcheon Dearing Leslie Ballentine Bank of Montreal St. Catharines Chatham Fred Dearing Downey California Dave Jestin Reg Eastman Kitchener Margaret Black Guelph Hugh Black Port Colborne John Howlett Marsville John Glover Thos. Hayward Wilfpechard James Flannery Fergus Amelia Tate Saskatchewan Sarnia Trenton Sarah Donaldson Arnold Leitch Hamilon Herb Lush Lush Ronald George Watson Isiets Norris White Ron Moffat Rhonda Jim McDermott

Community Band Dance boosts Rockwood fundraiser

Under Rockwood Community club auspices a well attended street dance raised funds for the Rockwood Community Band. A booth in front of Saunder's bake shop aided the effort with Howie's orchestra providing music.

Rockwood Saunder Howie RE. Price St. John’s Church Presbyterian Church United Church Ivan Muller Gideon Organization Guelph Presbyterian Church Choir John Freeman The C. Gordon Harris Charles Harris Manitowaning Morgan’s Point Lake Erie

Everton Player Sent to Guelph Hospital After Elbow Break

Friends of Clifford Lillie report a broken elbow in two places. He was taken to Guelph Hospital and fitted with a cast. The piece lists numerous weekend visitors and relatives from Kitchener Calgary Rockwood and Rockwood areas as they spent time with local families in Guelph and nearby towns.

Clifford Lillie Guelph Hospital John Alton Jennie Tovell Alvar Tovell Linda Kitchener Stanley McDougall Guelph Robert McCutcheon Dianne Harvey Jestin Bobby T. D. McCutcheon Jimmy Webb Webbwood Farm Suter Howard Gilbank Wendy Long Branch Will Grundy Patsy Nancy Jestin Rockwood John Fielding Paris Harry Hartop Rickey Morrell J. P. Benham Marilyn Parker Wrippley Parker Dave Parker Sharon Calgary Archie Parker Edith Mary Robertson Ann Fowler Cleveland Duncan Kingsbury Catherine William E. Robertson C. Ware Elea Rockwood Charles Fountain

Honor New Weds and Community Gatherings in Campbellly

The district notes honor newlyweds Mervin and Mrs Deforest with gifts at the Masonic Hall after a euchre game. Brookville and St David's host picnics and weddings with music, dancing, and addresses, while Douglas Inglis oversees sports at Everglades Park. Community members send best wishes as others travel and recover.

Masonic Hall Mervin Deforest Euchre R. E. Por Tritt St David's Presbyterian Church Everglades Park Galt Douglas Inglis Daniel Inglis Vancouver Walter Inglis Robert Laking Gordon Agnew Sueghey Western Provinces Calgary St:te Rae Eee

Anniversary Mirror Gift Sparks Social Gathering

About 30 friends and neighbors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook's home to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary with Court Whist followed by a mirror presentation from Mr. Tom Hutchison. A lunch and decorated fruit cake followed. The couple recently returned from a trip to the Eastern provinces.

Tom Cook Tom Hutchison

Growth Exceeds Drain in Pulp and Paper Timber

The total wood growth surpasses the drain when accounting for cuts, losses from fire, insects, and disease across the pulp and paper sector.

Hoarder of Beauty by Mary Elen Varley

A poem where the speaker recalls the night’s beauty and the solace it offers. Moonlight, pines, willows, and a brook frame a moment of quiet reverie. The speaker confesses keeping too much beauty inside and longs to release it.

Mary Elen Varley

Engagement Announcements for Frances Eleanor Stank and Ethel Florence Stank

Georgetown families announce engagements for Frances Eleanor Stank to Emerson Os borne and Ethel Florence Stank to George Clayton Wilson. Weddings planned for Saturday August 29 1953. Ceremonies set at Starcrest Farm Georgetown and Norval Presbyterian Church respectively.

A. Neilson Stank Georgetown Frances Eleanor Emerson Osborne Gordon Robinson Milton Starcrest Farm Lester Brown Norval Ethel Florence George Clayton Wilson Clayton Wilson Norval Presbyterian Church

Alphabet Lesson Sparks Teachable Moment

A parent teaches a child the alphabet, prompting a small debate as the youngster answers "Yeah" after the prompt what comes after "on". The lighthearted interaction captures a typical home learning moment.

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