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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1959
Page
14
A rambling editorial laments declining manners and gratitude in society. It argues friendliness should be expected, notes the role of older generations as custodians of civility, and warns against social declines tied to indulgence and alcohol related risks.
Warden J Milne leads Halton officials at the annual Warden's Dinner reflecting a year of fiscal caution and growth. Debentures funded Acton and Georgetown High School projects while Halton Manor and hospital expansion moved forward forging a larger county with stable mill rates and rising population.
A reflective column laments the stress of Christmas for all ages and urges simple, considerate actions. It warns against overindulgence and urges neighbors and families to help, keeping the season pleasant despite commercial pressures. It suggests practical tips to avoid chaos and maintain humor.
Sunday services are listed for multiple churches in Acton Ontario including Knox Church Acton Presbyterian United Church of Canada Acton St Alban the Martyr Anglican and Christian Reformed Church with times ranging from morning prayers to services and nursery care available for children under 3. The notices reference December 2nd 1959 and various pastors organists and church locations.
A humorous, fragmentary piece chats about last minute shopping, holiday traditions, and a messy gift history. It riffs on payments, flights, and a family scene while sprinkling quirky lines about wrapping, knitting, and peculiar advice.
A county safety survey notes one death in an accident. The fragmentary text mentions medical staff and local services, with references to Dr W G Kenney and others, plus transit and railway notes.
A chaotic December 3, 1829 issue reports a highway accident near Caledon G lade with no injuries to occupants, a large deer feast and hunting party, and a Santa Claus visit for members. The piece mentions a severe vehicle crash, a celebratory dinner, and community gratitude for safety and generosity.
The Epworth League Christmas program on Tuesday night drew crowds as Annettte and Mae Bintia Bart presented songs with strong, polished performances. Principal Stewart led the event with remarks and the crowd enjoyed a festive atmosphere amid recent local fire damage.
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