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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1958
Page
8
A fragmented letter argues Acton should permit a liquor store and contrasts it with objections from council. It links licensing to local employment, proposes using a nearby unemployment office to aid job seekers, and critiques the decision to limit outlets as harming Acton residents and economy.
The piece notes scarcity of protected historic markers in Hess Haltea County, citing Brampton and Toronto sites as examples. It mentions a Meebo monument erected by the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and calls for broader preservation of local heritage through more markers and memorials.
A historical report notes high infant mortality among Eskimo communities, with about half of deaths occurring in the first year and first month. It cites Halton County Health Unit data for context and laments aid programs perceived as undermining Eskimo independence. Church leader Rt Rev Donald Marsh warns cash relief may erode resilience, urging development of hardy northern Canadians.
Murray G. Ross of the University of Toronto urges more hungry fighters in schools to drive success. He cites Russian and Chinese students as self motivated and contrasts with Canadian students who expect teachers to inform and entertain. He warns progress requires effort and local belief in inevitable advancement.
An investment consultant describes a woman who buys only securities from companies that advertise regularly in her favorite magazine. She relied on a broker and bank guidance, arguing ads signal soundness. Michael McCarthy of Merrill Lynch notes advertiser consistency may reflect earnings, offering a simple but arguable strategy.
A reader recalls clearing an editorial file stuffed with topical pieces and controversial items. Hunters report deer in the northern bush as Mountie garb on a TV show is lightly mocked, while spring disaster funds spread nationwide to aid Nova Scotia’s grieving communities.
The text references Gortenga directing civic services and community work, alongside fragmented verses about troubles and reflections on industry and economy. It also mentions the Financial Post noting a shift in car model gasoline requirements and hints at safety and civic concerns amid troubling events.
Old stamp trade hints at Canada sale where a Cardigan collection fetched 48000 on a recent auction in England. UK dealers report a recovering market. The piece lists novelty car accessories and gadgets priced from 2 to 398 dollars, including glow plugs, visors, and cigarette lighter adapters, reflecting a cluttered midcentury classifieds tone.
The Aden Ontario United Church calendar lists morning prayer and worship at 9 00 am and 10 00 am on November 1 1950 with junior church and church school for children under five. Rev Gordon Adama M A BD leads as minister and George Elliott is organist and choir leader.
Sunday services and events listed for Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle Baptist Church and Knox Presbyterian Church were announced with dates on November 16 1958. The notices include Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, prayer meetings, anniversaries, and a regional event at Tabernacle Auditorium and Church of St. Allan the Martyr. Names include Rev Kenneth J Reid Rev Gordon M Holmes and Rev H B Stokreef.
Funeral services were held last Thursday for Roy Herbert Hall at Shine Nere Middlebrook Funeral Home Port Credit. Hall was killed by a flying piece of stew at the St Lawrence Starch Co where he had worked for years. He was brother of Mrs Herbert Fryer formerly of Acton and nephew of Jimmy Loutitt. Attendees included Mrs H Fryer Eden Milla Mr and Mrs N Fryer Acton Mr and Mrs J McDermott Mr and Mrs J Wynn Mr and Mrs H Frenth and Mr and Mrs Ron Fletcher of Guelph.
The Granene Institute’s November gathering at the town hall highlighted holiday plans and upcoming events. Notes cover a wedding held recently, a daughter’s celebration, and various social activities with remarks by local officials and community members.
Directory listing physicians surgeons and specialists in Acton Ontario with addresses phone numbers and office hours. It includes W G C Kenney A D Garrett Robert D Buckner R H Leib A J Buchanan F Leatherland A Braida W Lever & Hoskin Neville Stoller & Co Earl G Black and related services plus travel lines Canadian National Railways and coach services.
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