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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
6
A fragmentary note expresses gratitude for safety and the loved treasure kept in memory. It references Phoabe Cary and the notion of life departing and protection remaining beyond loss.
A Milk Utilization Service guide offers inventive cheese uses for winter gatherings. Read how to top fruit bread squares with cheddar and butter, bake until melted, bake cheese muffins, and prepare cream cheese with ham and watercress on whole wheat.
A Ginger Farm diary recounts time pressures before Christmas and reflections on wasting hours. It describes sending Daughter to a Short Course, a successful chicken picking day, a leaky washing machine disaster, and a Ladies' Night at the Canadian Club with guest speaker D Arcy Marsh discussing Canada’s foreign policy.
The Bank of Montreal’s annual statement to October 30 shows assets of 829,633,951. A year’s gain of 24,552,000 with current Canadian loans rising to 204,2?2 and call loans abroad at 19,878,944. Deposits total 717,799,105, profits rise to 3,408,328 with 130,328 carried forward after dividends and a 400,000 bank premises appropriation.
Hints describe appealing sport clothes in soft bright woollens for winter wear. Wool blanket cloth coats and wraps offer warmth and freedom, with pastel stripes and water repellant fabrics. Spectator coats and ski outfits feature fine wool, blanket fabrics, and rainbow trim in a sporty, youthful tone.
A dated reflective piece links days of the week with moral musings and phrases about friendship. It mentions December dates across a week, notes about nobility, birthdays, and study, and closes with a reference to Nurse Elkram.
A person sits by the Chesterfield waiting to be dressed for the church bazaar and contemplates reading magazines just sent, noting that frittering away time is unwise with Christmas so near.
A column cites Mrs. Emily Post on courteous driving avoiding dangerous habits. Readers are told not to rush, not to tailgate, and not to lash out at other drivers as such acts can cause accidents or even manslaughter.
Directory of physicians surgeons and legal officers listing offices addresses and phone numbers including Dr J A McNiven Dr E J Nelson Dr W G Cullen G P Leatherland Barrister Notary Acton and Georgetown offices of Kenneth M Landdon with hours and contact details and notes on x ray and extractions services.
Fragmentary schedule data lists various times and routes with unclear contexts. Eastbound entries include odd digits and inconsistent formats, leaving readers uncertain about exact services or lines.
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