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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1967
Page
5
A POW recollects daily routines in a prison camp with structured time blocks from 0630 to 1500, studying German, stooging to protect others, and making contact with other prisoners. They describe outside excursions, berry and greens gathering, softball and hockey games, and occasional plays. The piece notes camaraderie, improvised leadership, and attempts at escapes despite harsh conditions.
Geoff Taylor reports Keith Aitken son of Calvin and Mrs Aitken of Acton has been selected to represent Halton County 4Hers at the Provincial 4H Leadership Week at the University of Guelph from July 17 to 21. Keith is active in Acton 4H Clubs with judging and showmanship wins, several executive roles, seven completed projects and two in progress. He farms 350 acres north of Acton with Shorthorn cattle and sheep. His goal is to finish high school, attend Guelph and pursue agriculture studies before returning to the home farm. leadership week intends to teach leadership principles and offer experiences to help delegates define their role in Canada’s agricultural future.
Longtime writer recalls the concealed corner at highway 24 and the Second Line now 25 highway. After years with few accidents, recent demolitions on both corners provide a clear view and raise safety concerns for local residents. Families and visitors from Morristown Georgetown Bagotville and Toronto shared news and greetings in a community roundup.
Mrs Jim McCullock hosted the June Greenock W I meeting on the Canadian Food Industry theme. T Hemsley and Mrs A Winter presided, with Bible verses, a DDT concern article, and a fruits and vegetables contest. Members discussed rising food items, a centennial quilt, and plans to visit Wellington County Museum in July with refreshments served.
On Monday June 26 4H Livestock Club members attended practice judging at Joe and Wilmott and Maurice Baty farms and judged classes of Angus heifers and Jersey cows. Judges presented reasons in the Agricultural Hall Milton Fair Grounds. The practice prepares for the July 19 event at the University of Guelph with divisions for novice junior and senior members and prizes including challenge trophies and overall county champion Trop.
A car owner applied fluorescent orange paint on the highway to mark a breakdown, creating a conspicuous alert for approaching drivers. The bright marker, visible at night, serves as a warning device and draws attention to stranded vehicles.
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