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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 09, 1954

Page

2

Not One on No 25 Picnic Tables Along Route

The article notes Ontario highways offer shaded picnic spots widely, but No 25 highway lacks any tables along its length. It highlights scenic sections near Speyside and expects future additions to be made to provide roadside facilities.

Ontario No. 25 Speyside

Fergus News-Record marks 100 years of service

The Fergus News-Record, led by the Templin family, celebrates a century of local and Canadian journalism. Dr. Hugh Templin’s contributions earned him an honorary degree from the University of Western Ontario, highlighting the paper’s long-standing influence.

Fergus News Record Here Templin Fergus Canada Hugh Templin University of Western Ontario

Donkin Nova Scotia Band Faces Fees At C N E

Nova Scotia band from Donkin raised about 3600 for a Nova Scotia exhibit at the C N E. They placed second and were promised 150 by officials, but Walter Murdock demanded 10 per man or 300 total for clearance to perform. The group returned home after a 1500 mile trip amid criticism of union rules.

Donkin Nova Scotia C.N.E Toronto Walter Murdock Music Union Murdock Lefioys Canada Ontario

Acton Fair Dates Highlight Community Reunion

Date the Acton fair for September 7 and 18 invites neighbors and friends to attend. The event emphasizes hometown exhibits and reunions with attendees traveling from within about fifty miles to enjoy a fall outdoor day and the town’s attractions.

Canada Acton

Opportunities Are Yours as Ontario Schools Open

The fall term begins across Ontario as students return to class. Authorities note rising enrollment and the need for more facilities, but stress that hard work now lays the foundation for future success and leadership in life and education.

Ontario

Alcoholism Seen as Major Health Problem in Canada

Dr W H Cruickshank of the Health League of Canada notes alcoholism is a growing national health issue affecting industry and the adult population. He questions why society allows more outlets for alcohol and suggests legalizing manufacture might reduce harm, contrasting with narcotics controls and profit-driven promotion.

W. H. Cruickshank The Health League of Canada

Reading Acton's Tourism Needs A Distinct Attractant

A columnist argues Acton should advertise its Fairy Lake and park to draw tourists. He notes visitors care about unique local attractions over industry data and urges clearer promotion of the lake, beaver, and fishing appeal to boost business.

Acton Fairy Lake Lpnely Acton Park

Oakville sewer expansion plans advance amid local talks

In Oakville preparations for a larger sewer system appear to progress with meetings to discuss expansion plans. Officials consider routes and funding as they push to address congestion and future needs. Nearby, Milton hosts horticultural events while local traffic concerns prompt a congestion study.

Oakville Sewant

St John’s Church September 12 1954 Service Schedule

Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity at St John’s Church lists worship times including 10 am choral communion and Sunday School, 11 am special dedication for memorials to Rev G N Luxter and veterans, and 7 pm evening service. Youth and prayer meeting details are noted with ages 5 and under. All are welcome.

Aim Church School Orange Church Parade Church of England G N. Luxter Alban

Acton Shifts Back To School With Record High High School Registration

The 1934 Acton High School reports record enrollment as classes reopen after summer. About 110 absent and 30 in Form 1L. Four upper school subjects planned English French Geometry Trigonometry. New principal D A MacRae BSA with assistants Miss Bell and Muss Mortimer. Public School attendance down to 278 from over 300.

Tom Free Press Acton D A. MacRae BSA Miss Bell Muss Mortimer

Professional Directory and Travellers' Guide Acton Ontario

A dense directory listing physicians surgeons dentists veterinarians and legal and real estate services in Acton Ontario. Included are Dr W G C Kenney Dr D A Garrett Dr A J Buchanan Dr H Leib and other medical professionals, barristers, veterinarians, funeral services, real estate agents, and Canadian National Railways schedules. The ad notes office addresses phones hours and service areas, with real estate listings and insurance offerings.

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