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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1965
Page
9
The piece argues against an isolationist appeasement stance and urges U.S. leadership in world affairs while criticizing “peace at any price” approaches. It also condemns Canada’s divorce laws as inadequate, urging reforms to reduce separation harms and stigma, and promote family stability with wiser statutes.
The Dublin Women’s Institute held its annual November auction at Mrs. Duncan Moffat’s Nassagaweya home. Mrs. FF McCammon and Ma. G Roberman managed the hammer as funds were added to the branch treasury. Mrs. George Robertson led a briefing on Rhodesia current events, plans for a December 9 Christmas party were announced, and a quilt by Mrs. William Frank was shown.
A condensed Sunday calendar lists services for Daesavigrian Church in Canada, Acton Trinity United, Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle, and Acton Baptist Church including sermons, youth groups, Sunday School, and evening services. Also included are local doctor and optometrist contacts, and Grey Coach Lines schedules for Acton routes.
An essay describes a generational war not of hate but of misaligned values. Elders guard status and comfort while younger generations face economic, social, and cultural pressures. It laments stalled progress, calls for responsibility, and warns the divide harms both sides as the conflict gathers momentum.
A fragmented 1944 Northern Nevada item notes municipal improvements, local industry changes, construction, and community figures. It mentions the Queen? Fliesteth visit, Toronto travel, and residents like Mr. Lowen, Stewart Lowen, Bias, Gauge, and others. The piece reflects a town in transition with new plants, road work, and social events.
Halton County competed in the Inter County Live stock Judging at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair on Thursday November 11. Team members Dennis Sinclair Harold Thompson and Bu Alexander placed, with Harold Thompson scoring 875 and Dennis Sinclair 682. North Simcoe won with 1822 points. Halton last won the competition in 1956.
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