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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues heat waves threaten production and morale, noting Canada’s short heat period and cultural outfits. It urges measures to temper dress standards and workplace practices, hinting at ideas like community air domes or standardized cooling, while stressing the need for practical, national response.
Mark Hurst, a Grade 12 student and ground instructor at Prospect Park, departs Friday for two weeks in Whitehorse as part of the Young Voyageurs program. Sponsored by the Federal Department of the Secretary of State and Ontario Education, the exchange includes about 500 Ontario students and aims to immerse participants in Yukon life and culture with a host family stay first week and travel second week.
A rounded set of quotes from Actonians on a London visit and Paris news, with varied opinions on food, nightlife, travel, and media. Residents comment on French affairs, Canadian peanut butter, pub tours, and practical jokes as they reflect on the trip and anticipate Paris updates.
A sequence of daily activities at a playground camp includes outings to Rockwood Conservation area for picnics and swimming, nature hikes, and singing. The group faced theft of about 45 dollars, multiple incidents, and chaotic scenes including a prank with a staff member and a large overnight sleepout.
Customs Officer Murray Harrison told The Free Press that residents who make beer at home for personal use must obtain a permit from the customs office at no cost. A permit is not required for wine, though beer still requires authorization. Distilling remains illegal. Local grocers report a run on malt extracts during the beer strike.
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