Tradition of the Speaker and public service in democracy
The piece recalls the old ritual of choosing a Speaker and the resistance shown by the chosen member, emphasizing that historic role as a watchdog to the Crown. It discusses shifting Canadian views on government service, suggesting public office should be undertaken for the nation rather than personal gain, even at risk and unpopularity.
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Brece
Bussages
Ruseid
Editos
Pdltosis
Eusiasss Otikece Resisence * Ltd
House of Commons
Ottawa
Canada
Resting Piece for Milton Museum Idea in Halton County
The author argues for a county museum in Milton to house historical items found in attics cellars and trunks. Museums in other towns inspire the notion of centralized curation. A county project could preserve Halton County's rich history beyond individual collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Royal Ontario Museum
Toronto
Halton County
Milton
Endangering Beauty Endorses Care for Halton Ontario Countryside
An unsigned editorial urges residents to curb littering along Halton and Ontario roads and to use proper disposal methods. It laments signs as waste but promotes burying refuse as the lasting solution to protect forests and the nation’s heritage for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Ontario
Canada’s 1950 July First Hope for Moral Renewal
A reflective piece argues Canada must seize its postwar promise by embracing moral renewal and unity. It urges welcoming newcomers, expanding homes and education, and avoiding materialism and selfishness to build a stronger nation from sea to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
War Flares as Korea Crises Roil World in 20th Century
Grim Remindar Black headlines flag a new North Korea South Korea war with reports of battles and downed planes. Nations rush arms to allies while leaders map plans amid fear of global annihilation. Truman warns Russia and defense minister Claxton gains a booming budget, signaling broad consequences.
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North
South Korea
Truman
Russia
U.S.A
Korea
Defence
Claxton
Gananoque Reporter marks 90 years of service edition
The Gananoque Reporter publishes a special Anniversary Edition to celebrate 90 years of service to the district. The note notes Korea's declaration of war is making headlines with potential global effects. Last call for extra copies of the Anniversary Edition as a supplement to the Acton Free Press on July 6.
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Gananoque Reporter
Korea
Acton Free Press
Recollections and town news from Acton June 1960
Mr James Price first to bring in new potatoes this season. Rev Joseph M Hagar new Methodist pastor to commence next Sunday. Improvements to homes on Hower Avenue and Agnes Street by carpenters and painters. Diphtheria and scarlet fever epidemic affects local school exams at Acton and Limehouse. Municipal Council discusses permanent pavements under improvement plan. County Council receives a coat of arms gift from Judge Hamilton. Dr Cool Kelley arrives from Hamilton to replace Dr Ro Forster, an honor graduate of Metcalf University. New tank installed in boiler room at the power house to refill boiler after cleaning. Electrician and fire brigade welcome this move.
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James Price
Joseph M. Hagar
Methodist Church
Neeve Nicklin
Hower Avenue
Angus Lawson
Agnes Street
Carpenter
Painter
Georgetown
Acton
Cool Kelley
F J. Ro Forster
Hamilton
Craw
Frederick Stevet
Metcalf University
Montreal
Acton Maintains 47 Mills Tax Rate in 1930
Acton residents keep the 47 mill rate set last year as the town plans its 1930 budget. The week sees a large batch of entrance examinations for Acton pupils, with 33 from Acton Public School and 40 from district schools. Church leaders honor Rev. Dr. T Albert Moore for fifty years in ministry, noting his Acton origins.
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Acton
United Church of Canada
Toronto
T. Albert Moore
London North
Frank Beattie
Elora
CNR
Middleton
Granton
Rockwood Public School
Canada crude petroleum output climbs to 21.5 million barrels
Canada produced about 21.5 million barrels of crude petroleum last year, up 74 percent from the previous year. The rise reflects expanding energy output and higher crude sales across national markets.
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Canada
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