Remembering November eleventh and the armistice vow
The author notes Sunday November 11 1962 as a day to remember the armistice ending World War I and to explain to younger generations the sacrifices and meaning of Remembrance Day. The piece argues that words alone matter less than continued dedication to peace and honoring those who lived and died for humanity's dream of lasting peace.
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Britain
David
Lloyd George
House of Commons
North Halton Dream Opens Sunshine School for Retarded Children
The North Halton Association for Retarded Children celebrates the official opening of the new Sunshine School in Hornby, a $48,000 project funded by more than $10,000 from public subscriptions and a $5,000 mortgage plus government support. The ceremony drew visitors from Collingwood, Hamilton, Kitchener and beyond as the dedicated group eyes sheltered workshops and preschool services to extend their work for students with special needs.
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Hornby
Sunshine
North Haltion
Seminister
Festerted
Bodgers
Pew School
Morgage Salt Cottandt Ag
Dalance
Sunshine School
Cary Semigs
Collingwood Newerarker Hamilton
Kitchener
North Haltom
Fragmented Reflective Rant on Courage and War
A garbled, antiquated ramble discusses cowardice and courage amid threat of atomic warfare. It weaves in quotes about French invasion fears and Henry Dr Johnson like musings, mixing obsolete spellings and stray historical allusions.
Acton and Halton aid drive in war effort
The Free Press notes Acton and Halton exceeded wartime goals with the Canadian Legion donating a building fund for renovations. Education Week highlights, Parents' Night, and Halloween social events. local council meetings and the Navy League parcel drive are reported amid war activities. A rural mail route tender and a blasting accident near a construction camp are described, with street lamp tampering investigated and US election context provided. The federal building plans for Acton are outlined.
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Free Press
Acton
Halton
Canada
Canadian Legion
St. Albans Angliam
Mary Kathleen
John A Chapman
Robert William Plath
Guelph
Florold Phat
Mount Forest
Church of the Crusaders
Toronto
Vice Latina
Mes Bo Tasloe
Anhur
AL Roy
Joronty
Fife
Dublin
Priaes
Molly Cutts
Dorothy
Frank
Meave Breen
A. McIsaac
Mes. Burkholder
Cleade Britton
Mes
G. Wallace
Kennedy
Jorden
Agton Council
Marrop
Navy League
Ava
Milton
Post Office
Esquesing
Erin
Brisbane
Ballinatad
Harvew Farm
Nak
Harvey
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Matthews
Federal
Willow Streets
Burlington town bell unearthed for library grounds
William Gilbert uncovered Burlington’s historic town bell first used in 1894 and plans to mount it at the library, funding a $1,500 project cost. Nearby Georgetown, Toronto Township, Waterdown, Milton and Melton report various municipal matters including lines, budgets, resignations, and plant developments.
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Burlington
William Gilbert
Georgetown
Cree Valley Consenaition Authority
Urges all Complete Polio Shots After Sabin Vaccine Study
A study compared Sabin and Salk polio vaccines across regions including the United States and Canada. It concludes that complete immunization with the Sabin type offers strong immunity but notes long term protection from the injected Salk vaccine may be more durable.
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Sabin
Raven Wermhal
Polis Pbs
Hunting Safety Sketch Hits Dark Humor in Local Column
A humorous but hazardous hunting column parodies safety reminders by recounting reckless acts and unsafe practices. It warns readers about mixing alcohol with gunpowder and handling loaded guns, underscoring the need for real caution in the field.
Let's Play Bridge By Bill Coats Ac ton Club Meets With 20 Players
The Ac ton Bridge Club held its second meeting with 20 keen players mostly from Georgetown. Several hands and outcomes are described, noting four spades and varied results across play, with discussion on opening strong hands and safety in hunting tales interwoven through the issue.
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Bridge
Bill Coats
Acton
Georgetown
Acta Bedge
North
West
Vaersene
Spautes
Tee Paus
North Down
Esashi
Dhs
Marth South Ange
Warnes
Sargent
Coats
Mn Kay Camp Hell
Norra
Acton Ontario Medical and Professional Directory Fragment
Directory fragment listing physicians surgeons barristers and offices in Acton Ontario with multiple addresses, phone numbers, and hours. Mentions DR D A Garrett DR Robert C Buckner T B Moore A Buchanan C Leatherland and others. includes coach schedules, rail and travel details to Toronto and Stratford. street and contact details are partial and inconsistent.
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Robert C
Buckner Physican
Wellington St. Acton
Ont
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USA
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Travellers’ Guide
W. G. C. Kenney
Symon Black
Mill St. Acton
D. A. Garrett
Willow and
River Sts
Entrance River St
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Main Street
North Corner
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Ollige
Otte Oeta Roy
Braida BA Banrster
Specitar Notary Putin
Paley St. Geeiph
Bruce E. Shoemaker
Mgr
E. L. Buchner
O.D
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Gray Coach Lines
Canadian National Ranways
Loramie
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