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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 30, 1954

Page

20

Rain Spoils Weekday Plans in Toronto City Trip

A traveler recalls two tiring days in Toronto hampered by heavy rain and hail. On College Street a whirlwind toppled a hat rescued by a passerby. on Yonge Street road work forced pedestrians into a narrow path. A lunch meeting featured Leonard Brockington, a admired radio figure.

Toronto Eaton's College Street Yonge Wellington Drucka Arthurs Office Leonard Brockington

Grandson, fair memories and community work noted

A visitor recalls a day with family at Dee's place and a lively 14 month old grandson. The piece praises the local fair's extensive community effort from directors to exhibitors and the crafts by New Canadians and a Dutch farmer, highlighting dedication and skill.

Mace Radio Dee Robin Wen David Aid Po Aload Hubie Women’s Institute Que Red Wing Gibson Girl Real Riding Hood

CCF Riding Picnic Near Acton Highlights Local Politics

Halton CCF members gathered at The Breezes west of Acton on September 11 for a picnic with baseball races and supper. speakers included William Temple of Toronto and Stan Allen the Halton CCF candidate who criticized current policies and urged a government led by ordinary people to address unemployment and rising costs.

Halton

Scout Hall meeting reveals Sixer and Tenderpads roles

The Scouts held a meeting at the Scout Hall with Robert Hinton as sixer and Ray Toth and David Roughley as Tenderpads. Games tested skill in an alphabet relay and a knotting relay followed by campfire songs and a jungle story. Team standings show Green Six leads with four points, Tawny second with forty four, Red forty two, Yellow forty, White thirty, and Blue unknown.

Robert Hinton Ray Toth David Roughley Scout Hall Sheer Hinton Teo Murray Scayne Akela

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