One Vote Power and Civic Duty in Elections
A historical reflection urges citizens not to skip voting noting single votes have decided major outcomes from Missouri governorship choices in 1874 to national events. It warns apathy could erode democracy and tempt leaders to deliver poor governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cockrall Fost
Missouri
Jefferson
United States
House of Representatives
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Charles
England
George
Canadians Seldom Move North Despite Northward Work
The piece notes Canada faces slow northern migration. It cites McGill geography chair Kenneth Hare saying Canadians show little adventure toward the north, while most northern labour comes from newcomers, Portugal, and abroad. It urges encouraging immigrants willing to work in the north.
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Canada
Ying
McGill University
Afairs
United Kingdom
United States
Kenneth Hare
McGill
North
Portugal
Travellers Deficit Highlights Canada’s Tourism Gap
Ottawa reports Canadians spent 84 627 millions abroad last year up five percent from 1959. The outlay was nearly twice what U S tourists spent in Canada and topped foreign spending in Canada by 207 millions, widening the balance of payments deficit. The piece urges Canadians to explore national wonders and keep currency within Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
U.S
United States
Digging In at Halton County Growth and Cooperation
Last Thursday’s sod turning for the new county building marks Halton’s growth from 1850s roots to a 110 000 population with expanded county services. Health welfare and fire protection systems now unite local towns, while Halton Centennial Manor serves seniors as cooperation deepens progress.
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Halton
Halton Centennial Manor
Phrase puzzle shows many ough pronunciations
A professor of English at a leading university demonstrates many pronunciations of ough with lines like though the tough cough and hiccough plough us through. It ends by asking who claimed English is the easiest language to learn.
Quote by William Pitt on freedom and necessity
The quote states that necessity justifies infringements on human freedom. It argues that such pleas are used by tyrants and embraced by those who are oppressed.
Sugar and Spice about Farming and Teaching
A reflective piece compares teaching to farming, praising dedicated teachers who adapt, work hard, and invest themselves. It contrasts the resilient, innovative farmer with the committed educator, noting both must nurture growth, care for living things, and pursue gradual progress despite challenges. The author muses about switching to farming for open air and a simpler life.
Silverwood WI Hospital Library Bake Sale Boost
Silverwood Institute World hosts a euchre and bake sale to benefit the hospital library fund and Milton retarded children. Miss Hupwood from Georgetown Hospital speaks on hospital needs as attendees donate 50 toward library funds. Crowds gather for a second bake sale in Stewart Town Hall with prizes awarded for euchre and door prize.
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Silverwood Wol
Home of Arms
Russell Miller
Clare Wilson
Institute
Mary Stewart
Old Stone School Association
Harry Scott
Chae Wilbon
Halfon Centennial Manor
Ie Euchre
Milton
Silverwood Wat
Stewart Town Hall
Lawson
Rabin
Tom Wares
Fred Campbell
Laura Henderson
Junior Recruits Swamp Band Influx Hits Capacity
The Acton Ayton Civils Band faces a surge of new members causing strain on instruments and space. Ted Tsler II says recruitment has been rapid, making it hard to outfit all recruits. A town grant funds instrument purchases and discount buys with lessons offered if desired.
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Acton
Imans Sears
Ayton Ciivens
Winer
Aya
Ted Tsler II
Addi
Tyler Sassant
Pree Wiese Community Notes and Local Updates
A 1946 local report covers Poko Crone leading at Thaviduay with attendees filling positions. Christmas boxes are sent and war service league activities planned. YMCA senior badminton results and upcoming return match are noted along with farm weather and supply concerns for winter and spring.
Acton Ontario Professional Directory Entries
A truncated local directory listing multiple professionals in Acton and surrounding towns. It provides names, titles, office addresses on Willow and River Streets, Frederick Street, Main Street, and King Street, plus phone numbers and limited office hours. Mentions doctors dentists notaries barristers accountants and transit references.
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Toronto “Star
Traveller's Deficit
Tongue-Twister
William Pitt
The
Acton Free Press
Dills Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd
Willow St
Ontario
Audit Bureau of Circulations
C.W.N.A
Ontario-Quebec
Commonwealth
Postice Department
G. A. Dills
David R. Dalia
Kathay Tayler
Pto
Silverwood
Boosts Hospital
Misa E. Moore
Herbert Wilson
Herold Harris
Air
Hidiburton
Wut
Marchington
Bob Marchington
Mr. Marchington
Ponce Edward Collegiate
Paceton
Swamp Band
Mary
Jean Wenge
Esa Dias
Mator
Fiveryone
Actan and
Vichany War Service League
YMCA
Thei Tlent
Suisan
Dundas
Tudo
Johnnie Garay
Tatve
Whureday
Alexander McKenala
Bane
Ponders
Valle
Barry Dees
General Hospital
Guielph
Guelple
Fae
Electole
Derante
Mix
Mi Willainson
Eleeteas
Sted
Mhenel
Professional Directory and
Travellers’ Guide
W. G. C. Kenney
Symon Block
Mill Snb
Church St. E
D. A. Garrett Hae
Willow and
River St
Entrance River St
Robert D. Buckner
Wellington St. Acton
Ont
F. L. Wright
Wilbur St
DR. H. Leib
Frederick Street
A. J. Buchai
C.F. Leatherland
Barroter & Sulmor, Notary Public
Ajjostment Ony
Paone — Hea
A. Braida
Sulentur
Notary Pubic
Main St S. Acton
Curk
S. E. Guelph
David W. Gohn
D.C
Mill St. E
Bruce E. Shoemaker
Myr
E. L. Buchner
R.O
Mall St
Robt. R. Hamilton Optametrist
St. George’s Square
Guelph
Main St. North Georgetown
Frio
Lever & Hoskin Chartered Accountants
Main St
King St W. Brampton
Gray Coach Lines
Evwoam
Heer
eVopimn
Fas Sat
Sun and
Hull
Toronto
Sun
Statford
Stratford