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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
2
The piece argues that electoral choices hinge on performances of parties and leaders. It notes the Progressive Conservative win in Ontario, the Liberal setbacks, and the profit and danger of third party experiments. It cautions against dictatorial liquor policy, calls for accountability beyond campaigns, and urges voters to judge by outcomes.
The writer asks designers to add two pockets to shirts for summer wear. One long narrow pocket with flap for pens and pencils, and a large pocket for spectacles. Deep pockets prevent items from slipping or snagging during movement.
A reflective ode to Canadian June days celebrates outdoor living away from noise. Readers are urged to abandon radios and papers, seek quiet spots with birds and blue skies, and enjoy nature at its peak as life slows and worries fade.
The Financial Post argues for improved accommodation to attract more American tourists. Municipal and provincial authorities should tighten licensing of tourist cabins restaurants beverage rooms and hotels to ensure clean affordable options. Last year Americans spent about 230 million in Canada benefiting the economy and preserving resources.
A reflective early issue discusses upcoming holidays and summer repairs on No 25 Highway. It notes Father’s Day as deserving but less than Mother’s Day recognition, mentions remote control home devices, and previews editor attendance at the Ontario Quebec weekly newspapers meeting before a Northern Ontario viewing trip.
Seesee recollections recall Acton 1898 Wilows along Willow Street named after Adams and Steel. Acton links well watered streets after merchants raised funds and hired John Williams to install a sprinkler at Grindell's Machine Shop. Fire at a tannery damaged interior and roof though exterior saved. Council discusses tax exemptions for several residents and plans for Mill Street pavement and drainage. Willow Street improvements and a new dwelling by W. P. Campbell on Church Street accompany a marriage report Garvin Lake, Georgetown.
In the Free Press of Thursday June 21 1928 Halton's Day is noted with strong attendance from Halton farmers at the O A C yesterday. Also reported are social events at Lakeside Chapter 10 D E Beverley House and Edgewood Park Eden Mills swimming pool construction and a European tour by Miss Margaret MacDonald and Mrs C H Harrison. Died Marion Gertrude Hartrick wife of Francis W Creber at Young Street Acton June 14 1928.
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