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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
14
The plan shows a cased opening between dining and living areas that can be omitted to create an L shaped living room. It details cabinet placement with the sink under the windows, range to the left, refrigerator near the door, and a dining space inside fourner. The entrance from the fuse reway at grade level leads to the kitchen and basement with coat closets serving both entrances and a linen closet in the hall.
Ronald Stewart, a top tenor in Canada, has joined a 1951 tour including London Paris and Amsterdam after an audition in New York City. Halton farmers are urged to test a 1580 lb per acre cyanamid application this fall followed by 100 lb per acre ammonium nitrate next spring. The Halton County Show progresses with new facilities, strong exhibits, and over 100 head entered in each cattle show as Milton’s mayor touts ambitious race and horse show plans.
The Friendly Circle of the United Church held fall activities at Mra Gordon Johnstone’s home with Mrs. Rognvaldaon presiding. Guest speaker Mr Clarke discussed his work with Indian boys in Fort George in the Arctic Circle, as eight members and their teacher Miss Bennett welcomed Rev and Mr Currey.
A curious note from the office describes a woman delivering cigars and candy with blue ribbons. She flashed a solitaire on her third finger and claimed an unusual tall and slender wedding future, adding a remark about change.
A brief, promotional note highlights Grandma and Peggy enjoying a bus journey. It praises a competent friendly driver and stresses safety and freedom to enjoy the sights. It ends with a suggestion to choose bus travel for loved ones next time.
Oakville shows rapid growth with population 6,371 per Assessment Commissioner Percy Spurgeon report to council. Canvassing for parish support raises funds to 49,825 toward an 80 000 goal as hospital and incorporation plans gain momentum with Trafalgar council approval anticipated.
The Burlington community seeks the final 40000 to complete the Burlington and Mr Vint Arena by October 1. Three canvassing teams from local organizations start Oct 1 to secure the needed money. Brant Lantge No 663 hosted notable Constitution and Consecration ceremonies with visitors from Hamilton and other districts. Lions Club dinner at Brant Inn welcomed about 150 guests aiding summer carnival efforts.
An Englishman and a Yankee bid on a Scottie with nine fine sheep dogs. The Englishman offers ten. the Yankee offers two and is astonished when the Scottie passes his money to the Englishman. The exchange ends with the Englishman claiming the prize amid a lighthearted dispute about homeward navigation.
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