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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
11
In Oak Fae, the Milton School begins intermediate SAT simulation with teachers including Rich Etheriagion V Hoapa and Nick Onyechuk. Junior School classrooms list M Boyler Mrs Foley Mrs Eliot and more with several residence and guidance staff attached to the program.
A large convention praised a new Bible study reference manual priced at $1. The event highlighted practical counsel for daily living and featured extensive distribution to readers. Large crowds attended, meals were provided by volunteers, and thousands of copies circulated to homes and churches.
Acton 4H Grain Club gathered at Maplewood Farm RR 3 Acton on August 26 with Mr and Mrs Calvin AITKEN hosting the fifth monthly meeting. Bruce Coles led the pledge and business, while Bill Sinclair offered crop plot critiques. Members judged oats and barley, discussed grain judging aims, and refreshments were hosted by the Braida and Anthony families.
A large Jehovah's Witnesses convention impressed onlookers with its orderliness and family attendance. 2,368 Colored Witnesses from 6 provinces, 27 states and Mexico shared meals with whites, served in 22 convention departments, and affirmed living God's word of truth.
Halton's Margaret Hunter of Burlington failed in the preliminary round of the Ontario Dairy Princess contest at the Canadian National Exhibition. She competed with four others in one section and lost to a contestant from Glengarry County. Hunter retains the Halton title for the year and received a $10 consolation prize plus a maple leaf sash pin.
The article reflects on 1860s political splits in Canada sparked by Mackenzie’s paper advocating federal union with the United States. It notes enduring tensions, potential violence, and shifting prospects as readers recall dates and issues from about 1649 onward.
Fragmentary 19th century notes recount Stewart’s capture and life sentence in Kingston after escaping to the United States. It mentions Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly 1840 and a Scottish-born writer defending emigrant truth, aiming to shape Canada’s future as a home for millions.
The notice warns that buried telephone wires pose a risk when digging for fences or planting. It advocates calling the telephone company and asking for Cable Locating Service at 114 to locate underground lines before any work.
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