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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1957

Page

2

Acton Free Press Promotes Local Paper Details

The Acton Free Press, established 1878 and published weekly on Thursdays, lists 86 Mill and BE Acton Ontario as its office. It notes KC billing options, subscriptions, and staff including G A Dilla editor in chief and James A Dilla managing editor.

Mill & BE Acton Audit Bureau of C.W. WA CWNA Canada United States Post Office Department Ottawa G. A. Dilla David R Dilla James A. Dilla

Canadian Voters Deliver Inconclusive Verdict on Monday

In Canada the Monday vote yielded a mixed result with Liberals at 42 percent and Conservatives at 39 percent. Voter turnout was under six million of nine million eligible, leaving the government without a decisive endorsement for either the Liberals or the Diefenbaker party. The next session promises a lively, possibly brief, parliament as splinter groups gain attention but may fail to form a government.

Government of Canada Liberal Party Diefenbaker Party Canada Dominion Liberals Conservatives Kerry Atene Nate Wee Buttenot

Canda Dairy Campaign Promotes Size and Economic Role

The National Dairy Council highlights a $1 billion Canadian dairy industry with rising consumption. Canadians average 20 pounds butter, 322 pints milk and cream, 6.4 pounds cheese, and 16.5 pints ice cream yearly. Dairymen project over $5 million in advertising this year to boost sales nationwide.

Canada National Dairy Council Health Department Dairy Council

Canadian immigration reshapes economy with a young influx

The Financial Post notes that over seven years Canada welcomed about a million new immigrants. If concentrated, this young cohort would have created a city rivaling Metropolitan Toronto, fueling long term growth and economic strength for the nation.

Toronto Canada Thare-emr Bette Doutr The Financial Post

Defining Culture At A Toronto Arts Benefit

The Allied Arts committee sponsored a culture fundraiser at the C N E building drawing thousands to support opera ballet and drama. A sidewalk cafe and lively stage fare drew crowds while critics debated what culture means noting biblical verses and current TV depictions as contrasting views. The piece reflects on culture as a broad, debated term.

Toronto C.N.E. Automotive Carnines Allied Arts Committee Wild Wooley West End Ottawa Gratien Cleary Philippiens

Willow whistles and boyhood summers recalled in reminiscence

A reflective piece recalls early summer days with willows and makeshift whistles. It contrasts simple, penny‑pinching childhood fun with modern toy buying, and notes the art of whistling from bark, plus a travel era on foot. It also cites a Financial Post item on Hong Kong buyouts of Toronto and Vancouver real estate, and ends with a brief comment on highway safety in Parksville, B C.

Hong Kong Oriole Rd Toronto U.S Canada The Financial Post

Good Old Days in 1937 Rural Life and Local Events

A retrospective feature recalls James McGeachie leaving Free Proms for a printing job in South Porcupine and other Acton area happenings. Notes cover Blue Springs Bewat Reserve plans, local meetings, births, and a dramatic 23-17 nine-inning win by Milton over Acton in district league play.

Pree Press Thureday James McGeachie Free Proms South Porcupine Jim Blue Springs Bewat Acton About Mothers Artillery Gooren Mon- Gay Alert V.wa Knoxchurch Frome Mins Margaret Brown Ings Tuseday Actm Weetneslay Frank Sameskie Mary Curried John ME Bennett Othe Hemmer WJ Kerr Spest Fens Mon Nariman Murton Halton Women's Institute Palermo Ma JE Gamble

Acton Education Board Discusses Chimney Repairs and Improvements

The Acton Board of Education met to consider rebuilding the school chimney and other improvements. Reports note preparations by the Acton fire brigade for a grand parade and a demonstration. Local tidbits mention a wedding, residents’ concerns in Fairview County, and park safety with drunkenness and card games observed in Acton public park.

Board of Education J. 5 Coleman J. Francis Ault J. A Mowet Halton Niagara Reeve Sweckhamers Fairview Counrty George Soper Church Stoo Mabel Weil Kh Janien Fo Livingstone Aces of Acetan

From Ginger Farm to Halfway House Adjustment Poses a Problem YF

A family diary describes daily adjustments for urban and rural living as the author details child care at a girl guides pageant, trips to High Park, and the strain of changing addresses, voter eligibility, and mail delivery. The piece notes enumerator visits, name changes, and confusion over Clarke family letters. The tone reflects mid-century domestic life and community concerns.

Gwendoline Teak Girl Guides Maple Leaf Gardens Oantra Pudy Tewk Othe High Park Eddie

Church Calendar Listings for Acton Area

Sunday schedule from multiple churches shows services at Baptist Acton, Pentecostal, United Church of Canada, and St Albans Anglican. Times include 10:00 Sunday School, 11:00 Worship, 7:30 Evangelistic, morning prayers, junior church, and special Holy Communion events. Local ministers listed with contact notes.

Moerning Werabip St. Alban‘s Guild

Hornby Community Park Improvements and Local Events

Hornby community park progresses with stone driveways and parking area work, new fencing, and picnic tables. The White Elephant Sale at the park featured homemade goods, lamps, quilts, and dishes with volunteers assisting. Hornby Boys' Ball Club posted a 28 to 0 win over Haltonville and 16 to 0 over Lowville. Mr and Mrs Robert Pewtress celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 7. Barbara Pick of Burlington visited Carl Saunders and family.

Hornby Hornby Ball Park Jack Hines Gear Sineler Lou Lampoon Hornby Boys Haltonville Lowville Era & Core Robert Pewtress Barbara Pick Burlington Carl Saunders

Acton Professional Directory and Travellers' Guide

Regional directory listing physicians surgeons dentists accountants insurers and other services in Acton Ontario. Entries include Dr W G Kenney Dr D Al Garrett Dr Robert Buckner Wright real estate and insurance firms Auditing Lever Hoskin and associates George town Georgetown area professionals and transportation schedules for Grey Coach and Canadian Railways with scrappy OCR errors.

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