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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
2
Actonians welcome news that the GC N R crossing on Mill Street will be leveled and raised to one grade. The project aims to prevent future grade changes by railway engineers and ends years of bumps for local road users, with thanks due from the Council of 1935 and railway officials.
Next issue of The Free Press previews Acton Fair Week with renewed plans and prize list expansions. Directors and officers highlight improvements and new attractions as the fair approaches its twenty second year, expecting good weather and large attendance.
Dr J E Smart will visit Acton in Canada in early October bearing greetings from Acton England. The two towns have shared links since the time of Robert Swan, with Sir Harry Brittain gifting a crest and Acton supplying a flag to the borough, reinforcing a growing sisterly bond between the communities.
During the C N E closing ceremonies the color bearers stood by the flag with Boy Scouts at attention. A khaki uniformed officer carried a flag awry, using it as a prop to steady himself as he moved. The scene disrupted the display and undermined the grand finale, leaving readers with mixed impressions of discipline and dignity.
A firsthand account of attending the CNEs opening press day and closing ceremonies. The writer notes the grounds were trampled yet beautiful, workers weary but courteous, and Col Deacon and officers enthusiastic. They describe the closing’s solemn moments, including a president’s message, a prayer, band selections, and the flag lowering, praising the event’s environment and ongoing yearly appeal.
A retrospective on 1935 fairs and elections notes political candidates’ use of fairs to meet rural voters and suggests inviting candidates again next year. It questions Thanksgiving timing and praises fair weather. It cites radio campaign spending and a Lindsay Post survey showing limited radio listening.
A 2 Tim 2 study from Rome around A D 67 68 emphasizes Timothy largely taught by his mother and grandmother. Paul recalls their faith, Timothy’s training, and the power of Scripture to guide salvation and righteous living.
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