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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
2
The Free Press advises advertisers that proofs are required for each ad and returned signed with corrections noted. If errors are not corrected, liability is limited to a proportional portion of the ad cost based on the space affected. G. Arlof Dills, editor.
The Free Press marks sixty four years of publication with reflection on past leadership and cooperation. The editor notes more pictures and an illustration service for local advertisers, changes in news headings and layout, and a push to broaden local and world coverage while thanking readers and advertisers for support.
The Creemore Star notes many district farmers paint names on boards or gate posts at farm entrances. The practice aids visitors amid modern travel and highway signs, illustrating pride and progress. A piece also comments on sign visibility and driver caution near Acton with speed and curve indicators.
Residents recount frequent near misses from motorists ignoring warning signs. Two crashes occurred within an hour on a holiday as drivers doubted the signs’ meaning. They insist drivers must slow and learn the danger, or else injured and costly wrecks will teach them the hard way.
The Orillia Packet and Times reports the bracket lantern street lighting plan eliminates poles from Acton’s main area. Bracket fixtures cost about half the standard installations and deliver effective lighting, improving window illumination as seen at Steacy's.
Anxious days for pupils as exams loom. Milk pasteurization begins October 1. Fourth of July warlike reports echo in U S air raids. Victoria’s hundredth coronation anniversary noted. Community ties show in Bloomsbury reunion. Caution urged against hawkers and strangers selling ads in church directories.
A Sunday School lesson on Caleb from Joshua 14:6 16 emphasizes faith over doubt. Caleb’s wholehearted devotion to Jehovah led him to claim Hebron as an inheritance, sceneing him as a model of steadfast belief and trust in God’s promises across generational blessings.
Harold M. Gully argues the Canadian press must push policy, encourage citizen input, stress self-reliance, and promote balanced budgets. He urges weekly papers to publish provincial issues, spotlight honest behavior, reduce poverty and wealth gaps, cut the number of governing bodies, and steer industry to smaller centers. He cites tax reform, railways, and public accountability as key levers.
A brief theological note contends that all nations blessed through faith align with Abraham’s faith. It highlights Caleb’s alignment with Moses and Joshua in God's sight despite not being an Israelite.
A curious promotion features a teacher led chimney themed spell demonstration drawing attention from students and staff. The event highlights creative learning with interactive activities and a playful chant.
Joe Louis knocks out Max Schmeling in two minutes four seconds of the first round to claim the war heavyweight championship. The Brown Bomber is seen celebrating with close friend B Robinson, famed for tap dancing. Louis is noted for his rare smile around Robinson.
Dr E J Nelson physician surgeon electro therapy and phono a acton Georgetown. Dental Burgeen office hours mornings until 6 p m evenings by appointment. P W Pearen D D S and Byron Block dentist. B D Young veterinary surgeon in Brookville Ontario with Milton 146ré phone.
Timetable shows daily and Sunday only departures from Acton with eastbound trains to points including Georgetown. Notable times include 6 06 pm daily except Sunday and 9 54 pm daily except Sunday with various afternoon and flag stop services.
Bus timetable fragment shows eastbound and westbound departures from Acton and related through services. Notes include specific times such as 9:33 am 6:38 pm and 12:23 pm with various x marks indicating exceptions and daily through to London and Stratford services on holidays and Sundays.
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