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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
17
A prior report on teen drinking links home influence to youth habits. Yale Center findings show high liquor use among children of drinking parents, with daughters similarly affected though to a lesser degree. The piece calls parents to reflect on role modeling versus peer factors. Buick introduces four wheel brakes on 1924 models.
Veteran Ontario rural engineers recount Sir Adam Beck's 1920s circus tour promoting electricity. The troupe demonstrated electrified farm equipment including an electric milker, which failed on a dry cow to skeptical farmers who eventually embraced the new power.
Acton High School’s Chris Lamb reports champions Chevy Morton Gary Dawk ins Wayne Archie Janice Baker Annamarie Spitzer Don Dawkins and Fred Gordon. Inter-school Meet at Georgetown Thursday with Miss Harris and Mr Cuthbertson selecting events. If Acton wins the cup stays till next Meet. fall schedule changes affect timing.
Tests require spark plugs to emit 1000 to 2000 sparks per minute while operating at 1500 degrees temperature and resisting explosive pressures up to 500 PSI.
Former choir members were honored after a practice and social event. Mrs Brlant Mrs Lorne Colling and Mr Win Bryant were noted guests. J Sutherland led games. a lunch followed and attendees called it a pleasant evening. St. David's Girls Group held supper and program with prayers, readings, and thanks. Visitors over Thanksgiving weekend came from Orillia Freeston Hamilton Aberfoyle Rockwood Milton and more.
A Financial Post report describes a car radio booster that acts like extra power tubes. The chrome plated brassy unit attaches to car aerials to sustain a strong signal near tall buildings or bridges, is rust proof and corrosion resistant, measures 25 inches and extends to 66 inches.
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