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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
5
A stream of names marks Acton social life with relatives friends and visitors over the holiday period. Figures from Welland Toronto Oshawa Jamestown and Chicago join locals in greetings and gatherings. An engagement is announced between Isabel Christine Rey Gordon and Nay A Gordon, with a August wedding planned in Toronto.
A witty exchange quotes a young man and Warmer Countessel debating effort. The ready-made philosopher urges restraint while Countessel comments on Josh and his reluctance to assist, implying household expectations.
Miss Isabel Findlay of Hamilton married Mr. David S. Charlton of Galt in the First Presbyterian Church Medina on June 27. Justice Norman Macdonall of Toronto officiated. Rev J N Roberts assisted. The couple will reside in Galt after a reception at the bride’s parents home and a time at Camp Chimo.
Arthur Cutten famed for wealth from the wheat pit was buried in Guelph after a private funeral at Stuart Street home and a church service at St George's Anglican Church. The ceremony included a procession of clergy and choristers with a granite monument planned to list his family names and birth details.
National income climbed 6.6 percent in 1935 with gains in most provinces though growth varied from 18 percent in one region to 3 percent in Alberta. Construction expanded but remained cautious while manufacturing outpaced overall activity aided by automotive and durable goods demand. Wheat and jute sectors faced declines amid lower prices and climatic effects.
The article notes a physician receiving a large fee of 50 000 dollars for inoculating a patient against smallpox. An allowance of 10 000 dollars covered expenses and the physician also received an annual pension of 12 00 dollars.
The Dominion Entomologist calls on communities to reduce mosquitoes by draining or filling standing water and by dyking and pumping flood areas. Eliminate breeding sites in containers and water barrels. a free circular on mosquito control in Canada is available from Ottawa.
Industrial Accident Prevention Associations launch a province wide safety drive to reduce drownings which average about one per day in Ontario. Affected by the campaign are posters on rescue steps, artificial respiration methods, and urgent care tips for reviving unconscious victims.
Field crops are Canada's main revenue source with Saskatchewan in the prairie lead. In 1035 total farm revenue reached 049 million dollars with field crops at about 607 million, led by Saskatchewan and Alberta in various grains. Ontario and Quebec ranked strong in corn and oats.
The Third Services of United Jubilee featured expositions on Enoch as a real man who lived in a real world. speakers urged faith in righteousness amid a world of brute force and urged leaders to focus on educational and religious ideals. The final jubilee service is planned for Sunday with former ministers G W Barker and I Mr Mfoyer as speakers.
Acton Tech 2 defeated Brampton in a close game as Norm pitched two innings for Acton and Millen pulled out late runs. Andy Ritchle injured his ankle in the second inning as Acton held Georgetown to a 4-1 win and kept their perfect Georgetown record intact.
Acton Park hosted a Scouts Mothers Auxiliary picnic for Acton Cubs and Scouts with peanut scramble and prizes. Races and events listed include Dora Evans and Willy Masters for young girls and Melvin Hall with Jack Sheppard earning prizes in youth divisions.
The best time to pick roses is before sun up and never in heat. Cut at the half opened bud stage with long stems using a sharp knife. Place in water and keep in a dark cool place before arranging to extend life. Submerge neck area to prevent wilting.
Wrigley advertising in Canada remains dominant as the company launches its largest and most widespread campaign of 1936. Media across radio, newspapers, posters, billboards, street car cards, magazines, and trade papers showcase the gum’s flavor with large illustrations of delighted consumers.
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