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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
2
The Us Men's Club sponsors Acton Park hydroplane regatta hoping to attract visitors and show Acton in a welcoming light. Club members plan to greet guests, offer smiles, and provide simple refreshments to ensure a friendly, positive impression for outsiders.
The back of a truck caught fire but traffic remained light as bystanders and responders worked to contain the blaze. The event disrupted nearby movement while authorities and witnesses reported efforts to prevent spread and keep roads open.
Mrs William E Robertson died at Clarksburg hospital on May 18 after a lengthy illness. She was born October 2 1894 in Rockwood, later lived in Ospringe, married 1992, raised a family, and was a member of Feerton Church of Christ Disciples. Survived by two daughters, a son, and many grandchildren. funeral held at the church with interment at Peelton Cemetery. Donations suggested to local Presbyterian church.
News from June 18 1943 reports Acton winning a free prize in the Dominion Community Contest. A Sun Day School reunion at Knox church marks its 100th anniversary with Rev John Wardle returning. Also noted are YMCA officers, a hunting accident death Roy Webb and funeral for Mrs Tarzell. Coal distribution calls for cooperation amid potential 20 percent Acton fuel shortage.
Clerk administrator J. McGeachle reports pressure in town rose to 13 pounds above normal and full pressure is restored. Valves were delayed for weeks while local plumbers sourced pressure relief valves for installation in private homes that had requested them.
Fifty years ago the June 12 1903 paper notes a new provincial curfew with police empowered to arrest youths after one warning for being out after 1 am without parental supervision. The Lucknow Pipers Band will draw crowds at the Caledonian Games next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lands announce the engagement of their daughter Norma Ruth to Lloyd Gordon Park son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd A Park of Petrolia Oni The wedding is set for July 6 1963 at 3 o clock in the Acton Baptist Church.
A reflective critique on the shift from a father centered home to a modern balance with mothers. The piece contrasts past respect for paternal authority with current family dynamics, noting jokes and stereotypes about motherhood while urging recognition of fathers. It laments lost authority and calls for renewed family harmony through shared duties and understanding.
Millions rely on permanent life insurance for protection and long term savings. The policy clearly states guaranteed protection and cash values. It emphasizes no guesswork or speculation and promotes permanent life insurance as a superior long term savings plan.
A reader note lists 2 Main Street North at the corner of Main and Mill in Acton Ontario with residence number 8530135. The snippet provides a street level reference for local addressing.
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