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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
3
A year end note offers practical kitchen guidance and festive ideas. It includes make ahead tips for candles, turkey stuffing, gravy, cranberry relish, turnip mash, lemon sauce, a sugar plum tree craft, and fruit stuffing for goose plus ham and spare ribs recipes with simple steps and quantities.
The Financial Post survey shows visitors and newcomers holding myths about Canada including its status as a U S or British colony and the role of French Canadians in the economy and culture. British visitors misjudge size distances while Americans misjudge climate and development. one says it reflects ignorance. A rainbow trout tagged in Lake Michigan traveled 400 miles in six months.
Esquesing Township Council met with all members present. They authorized payments to telephone, lighting, funeral, legal, and road accounts and approved councilor honorariums. A list of fox bounties paid under By Law No 545 was approved. A by law for municipal elections for 1962 and school board terms passed. The Reeve stepped down, with Deputy Reeve George Leslie taking the chair.
The Bank of Montreal reports rising use of Household Savings Accounts across Canada to improve budgeting. A typical family example shows weekly deposits by the husband for household expenses, building a fund for hats shoes or dresses and easing monthly constraints. Prospective savers are invited to open an account at Acton branch with local staff listed.
British readers long wary of Elizabeth and Prince Philip acknowledge his steady leadership and public service. An editorial portrait highlights his constitutional role, science advocacy, and resilience amid a shadowed royal lineage and wartime losses shaping his readiness to serve.
The passage notes the mission station at St Marie on the Wey River between Midland and Port Vericoll as the site of Ontario's first hospital first school and first experimental farm marking early social service development.
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