Wild Necktie Desires Echo in Poem
A playful verse laments tame fashion and lauds a bold necktie that arouses strong reactions. The speaker pleads for a wild design, one that shocks critics, blurs vision, and demands attention, any cost.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1947
Page
15
A playful verse laments tame fashion and lauds a bold necktie that arouses strong reactions. The speaker pleads for a wild design, one that shocks critics, blurs vision, and demands attention, any cost.
The Queen Mary will resume transatlantic service from Southampton to New York at the end of July. The liner, rebuilt from wartime troop carrier to a luxury passenger ship, will add three passenger classes, more public rooms, expanded crew space, two garden lounges, and an air conditioned cocktail bar.
Erin Stanley Park cottages are busy as residents prep and stock ahead. William Crydermann suffered bruises and shock after falling from a hay land while helping store content at James Nevilla’s farm. Wilfred Burt bought Austin Finley cement block business and machinery, taking possession and planning continued supply. W J Young fell twenty five feet while helping rebuild the mall, landing on his feet. taken to Guelph General Hospital with a broken right ankle and dislocated left ankle.
The Drumquin W. I met at Mrs. G Featherstoke's home with fourteen members present and the president presiding. They discussed preparations for a display at the Milton Fair. Mrs John F McDougall of Boyne was surprised by family and friends on her 74th birthday. a picnic on the lawn followed. In Hamilton on Saturday July 5 Mary Helen Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Booth wed Lorne Kenneth Soules son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Soules with Rev A J Love officiating.
Oakville begins preliminary work on sewage disposal after delays. A surge of United States tourists has passed through Oakville in recent weeks. Stanley Roberts, RR 1 Oakville, was arrested after allegedly breaking into the Opportunity Shop on Navy and Randall Streets shortly after midnight Saturday. Lt. Governor Ray Lawson and family plan to settle on Ballymena estate near Morrison Road on the Lakeshore Highway. They visited the property Tuesday and will redecorate and move in soon.
By law 828 of Acton village authorizes expropriation of twelve acres from Lot 29 to extend Wallace Street in a northwest direction. The act details possession, compensation by arbitration, and repeal of conflicting by-laws, with readings in July 1947.
The Village of Acton expropriates land under By-law 828 in two parcels from Block A and Lot 74 Plan 227 in the Village of Acton Halton County Ontario. The description covers Parcel One 0.23 acre and Parcel Two 0.33 acre with survey points, iron bars, and street limits. A promulgarion notice dated 1947 requires notice to quash via Supreme Court within three months.
Oakville led the Halton County Intermediate standings with 11 wins and strong finish. Acton placed second by a one win margin, triggering controversy as Milton demanded replays to settle rights to the runner up spot.
Officials set best of three for Acton Oakville to decide the Halton County Championship with Acton favored for C play, while Milton and Oakville clash for B entry and Acton Georgetown parallel to determine Intermediates. Local clubs Ace ton and Oakville vie for top form in tough matchups.
Investigators note that people blink about twenty five times per minute. Each blink lasts around one fifth of a second. At fifty mph, ten hours of driving with eyes closed would cover roughly forty one point six miles.
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