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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1952
Page
4
A rural voice shares farming worries after a daughter's wedding and rain. The piece muses on independence in farming, the endless chores from milking to barnyard mud, and how weather, prices, and public perception shape the farmer's work ethic and identity.
In a fable like reply the Lion explains three bones the wishbone jawbone and backbone. The wishbone fuels pursuit the jawbone encourages asking questions when unsure and the backbone sustains effort until goals are reached.
A wool dress features a long row of buttons down the front with a V neck. White plumage-like fabric snaps in for evening formality. As cool evenings arrive, fall fashions replace lingering summer ideas, with bargain hunting for late season style.
Miss Josephine McPhail former kindergarten teacher at Ado Me school married Wilson Omand of Wellesley Ontario in St Peter's Lutheran Church New Hamburg on July 26 Rev Robert Johnston officiated. Attendants wore violet orchid and green tones. reception at Kalbfleisch home. guests from Acton Saskatoon New Hartford New York Ottawa Toronto Burlington and New Hamburg attend. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Algonquin Park and Montreal.
The Canadian National Exhibition hosts a Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation display of miniature house models under the National Housing Act. Nine models scale one-half inch to one foot reveal bungalows and two storey designs with landscaping details and interior floor-plan sketches. A booklet "You Asked About the National Housing Act" explains financing and staff will answer questions for prospective home builders. A revolving turntable lets visitors view the designs from all angles.
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