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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1947
Page
11
A community recalls a berry patch incident where fence damage and trespass risked cattle escape. Neighbors note private property rights, with notices warning trespassers and a patrol to deter further damage. The writer reflects on holiday travels and family plans, lamenting loss of berries to thoughtless acts.
The piece notes laughter boosts health and mood, describing cheerfulness as warming and uplifting. It states there is no contagion like laughter and calls a happy, cheerful demeanor in offices, schools, and homes a tonic stronger than any medicine.
Hella Homemakers shares tested pickle recipes and kitchen tips. Spiced gooseberries chow chow hot dog relish and chutney are outlined with steps, yields, and canning guidance. Readers receive ribbed cautions on spice choices and preservation notes.
William Clayton of the Bank of Montreal says traveler’s cheques are secure and handy for trips. Only the owner can cash them. signing top and bottom aids quick identification. large sums can use a Bank of Montreal letter of credit.
The town announces highway improvements on No 7 with warning signs. Georgetown Recreational Council hosts a community picnic at Stanley Park with races swimming and ball games attracting over 150 children. Edith Jean Lyons marries Charles Douglas Reid at Norval United Church. The Leslie clan holds its eleventh reunion at a Georgetown home. Council renames the Arena Georgetown Memorial Arena and paves a by law to enlarge and install artificial lighting at a $30 000 estimated cost. A sidewalk along the highway to Wartime Housing is ordered before school starts.
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