Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 17, 1969, p. 16

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thai acton fr prats wednesday september 17 vo9 news and views by lorraine lul winter i tat in on one or two heavy discussions on the pros and coj of how or even whether debate literature falling into the hand o young teenagvre waj a detriment or not odjiy enough although there were many parents who fell that all stand eeiling illicit literature thould be cloud down there were even more intelligently thinking people who did hot agree and who felt that arty printed matter regardless at iu basic theme waa good just keep theru reading tome parents taid and with their thinking power increaied they will lean to differential between good classical compositions or whatever and the crumbier novel which mutt be being produced it million a minute now because i believe in openmindednex in mott anas i was inclined to go along with these latter parents i certainly can tee a great deal of good humour in certain comic book character the topical mad migailrtet have some very poignant humour and a little ten couldnt hurt anyone hopefully the kds would be bored and ikjp over theee parti anyway but my tummer thtt year wai a laxy one and during one of my run out perioda of reading material i jumped kilo my truaty little jalopy and visited a renegade book ttand which sells dirty booka the badly printed dirty book tlgn wai supposedly an enticement 1st leaser uteratet but actually it simply meant what ii laid the teconmtand books were tolled but amongst the scruffy coven wai torn good leading however because it wai summer and languishing in the tun reading something heavy b not elweyi the nil it thing to do i found myself investing in two paper backi with a couple of nude beautifully illustrated on the front thii particular type of wrapping doesnt bother people anymore and the old adage you cant judge a book from in cover doei ting true nowadeyi in matty cases some of the moat innocent and exciting piece of writing it artfully disguised by a voluptuous female esconced on the cover and until one fat happily involved in reading something quite good does he realise that he his been hooked by just another glamorous cover gal but dont let yourself be fooled sometinei the old reverse psychology is at work again and unless you are really an adept judge you can be hoodwinked into some pretty dreadful material the booka which i purchased were two of the most horribly grim specimens of garbage written by a depraved human i have ever come upon after scanning quickly i am how convinced that if any one should fall into the lowly state of perusing that kind of literature over a long period of time he or she would gradually become something less than fine there li just no way that a young susceptible teenager could not become at least mildly perverted with a steady diet of such material and no longer do i accept any theories as to mind over matter because its too unfair and too much to ask that we should not be influenced by what we read granted good literature in any home will give a general background of intelligent thinking but we mutt realiie that the teenage years require good healthy approaches to lifes experiences and that the very callousness of youth alone makes them susceptible to innumerable iniluencet if we accept this we must alto understand that overexposure to poor literature could have very bad affection those children whose parents are unable to produce good books for them to read i burned the two purchased novels only one of which i had scannlly completed and the other glanced through my ear curling in the mere consideration that i should find them readable i visited the little old lady with the sweet face who had sold them to me and asked if she had perchance read them oh my goodness no she said i never look at any of those books i sell but they are a wonderful sideline such is the way of things books written by the mentally corrupt published by the illicit and read by the innocent and in a world where already too many things are confusing for too many people how can we hope to deter evil if we allow it to continue somebody thould examine more closely and something should be done about public condoning of ugly material or else too many wonderful young minds can be sidetracked etiia ii it aaeaaiaitl m af bowl for plkgur frbowl for hmlth 9 rf involved in vill stewart s roy age many years ce reaches 80 birthday the tune happy resounded in the dining room of wr stewart s royce of guelph street on sunday last when he blew out the candles representing his roth birthday on a beautifully decorated homemade cake baked especially by miss p till the cake read happy birthday grandpa and i blew out every candle with one blow said llu humorous mr koyce born on september 17th 1889 stewart s royce lias lived in rockwood all ills lifetime except for year or two when he wai teaming his profession a barber by trade he- considers himself to be the second eldest continuousresident male 1 co mills and goiits j remaining in the village lie worked in harris wool factory when he wai thirteen year old and in ixjk five years later he left and went to acton for a years appienticetliip under the ate tommy morton he spent his following journeyman year in toronto and returned to rockwood in 1910 wheie lie purchased a barber shop tlie store how known at buchans feed store which at that time was the old mauey harris sales room and office buying and rebuilding his kesent home in 1920 mr oyce then moved his barbetlhg butintu und operated from home he quit the hsjrcutting trade in 1049 and converted hit shop into the township office mri janet lafleur the eldest daughter of mr and mil george day and her husband danny will be leaving kamloop in a few days at they return to rockwood for a short visit with janets family danny it a corporal in the graphic art department of the royal canadian engineer and after a four year pott in germany he hat been transerred to ottawa where he will be reporting in early october mrs jennifer williamson who recently moved from the village to gait dropped in on friends last week to enchant them with her lovely daughter ann louise brother of stephen who was bom august 1 5lli weighing 7 lbs 10 oi friends of mr george day are happy to know that he it now recuperating after an ear operation at the st joseph hospital guelph mr and mrs clarence downs received a very important telephone call of congratulations on their sixtieth wedding anniversary from their grandchildren in seattle washington once again friends of mr thotrtu will be teeing him the enttii family can bowl together go bowling acton bowling lanes 10 main st n mbuia lpac tsmito 086126188 to us priscilla douglas to the computerized world vou may be a number to feed to machine but to us voure a parson with requirements ambitions responsibilities uniquely your let ua set up a safeco insurance plan designed to make sure those hopes and plans are fulfilled dennys insurance agency 17 mill si weal acton w ktmiso bafeco or cice hours insurance mondavyhurejev b ent to 6 pm friday 9 am to b pm after hours mill ball 853 3243 harold danny 8532686 around the district now that hit f lister cast has been removed le seems to he in lop spirits crutches and all recent visitors at ihe milroy home in rockwood were mrs klrkham sr mr and mis fred kirkham of guelph and mrs agnes keiiell and mrs lien oliver of gall see you thursday says sal slim line sal sayi that exercise fun and recreation are all part of good living and good figures she strongly urges every adult to participate in various activities to keep top level health and physical fitness the recreation and activity program will be off to a good twinu this thuisdjy night when the rockwood centennial public school doors will be open to all potential badminton volleyball and billiard players so gel in on the bottom floor at hjo pm when badminton nelt will be ttrung up for playing immediately following ihe 730 ladies weight loser cbis in the gymnatlum lines by l g denby your telephone manager nell and dun i am talking to you by telephone from the oval room of the white house this certainly has to be the mott historic telephone call ever made from the white house those words marked the beomnino of the lonoastdittance telephone call ever madee call which alto carried the largest partyuna in hittory with millions ol people throughout the world listening by way ot tv and radio presidont nixon talked for two minutes to astronauts armstrong and aldrin on the moons tranquility base the call travelled in one direction for a distance of about 280000 miles240000 miles eaten up by the distance from plant to moon and 50000 by the following links the call went irom the white house switchboard to the goddard space flight center in maryland tome 15 miles away there the call was switched or bell system equipment to a long linos circuit that carried it to the manned space flight center in houston frolm houston the call went by another long lines circuit to a communications satellite earth station at jamesburg california jamesburg beamed the message to a satellite over the pacific the call was then directed to an apollo tracking station at honeysuckle australia and from there sped on its way to the moon s cler 2l4lt wherein he was the clerktreasurer and tax collector for is year until his retirement on ihe date of april 30 iq64 with a background aa town tecretary to the board of trustees for the police village of rockwood mr royce was alto hydro secretary between 1916 and i960 he wai marriedton june 12th 1913 to france k benson of everton wlio died on may 28 1942 exactly eleven months after the tad bereavement of their young ton wlio died from a tonsilectomy operation he has two married daughter and four giandchlldren mr royce attended ihe old rockwood ss public sclsool and was on the board of trustees at the time when tlie addition of the three upstair rooms was added li was realty a ud day for me when they pulled down that old school taid mr royce it held memories for many local citizens a clever man with a wonderful sense of humor he can remember how as a child he used to run amongst tlie remains of tailor shops and oilier tiade stores which had been burned down right up to station street and then mr george lawrence a rockwood tailor bought the whole block and built it up art harriss building was a weigh scale then and farmers used to bring in cattle and pigs before taking them lo the station a past master of hie guelph masonic lodge no 2sh and a fifty year member in 1962 stewart royce can chuckle when he remembers that siundert bakery was some fifty years ago run under tlie name ferrits bakery and old mr ferrii had a long gray liorte which looked more tike a camel he alto had a mule and he used to hitch them up together and drive around the village delivering homemade bread and bake goods why hoots hardwaie used to be called lalngs said mr royce and it wjs a miniature faluns departmental store tlie ala groceteria building was originally the old anglican church situated on the corner where the toca cenotaph it now but it was moved across the ttieet to us present location and because a glove manufacturing sliup in conjunction willi the jagowt tannery which was situated lul down beyond ihe tony burbridge home in rockwood from glove shop to drug store later and even a photographic ventuie and behind the whole section of the rockwood main street buildings was a wonderful apple orcliard where kids could swipe all they wanted mr royce enjoys life and is still keenly interested in village and township politics he is a rugged individualist who likes people his eldest daughter doris mrs d w ijtierson resides in london and his other daughter edith it mrs r c kiivaii of hamilton ontario on sunday his two daughters and ton- inlaw t hit four guiidcliildieii and mist till celebrated his eventful lililhdjle with numerous cards and a supply of biilhday presents rockwood villagers join in the congratulation to one of itt eldest and most interesting citizens active in village affairs for many year wall known royca observed hit sou birthday photo by donna hill i rockwood news 9 mill st mm han acton 8530075 stewing beef 79 ground chock 79 mh han burns campfire froi pko cooked ham 59 red hots 59 schneiders lib pko heinz 201 bottles ketchop 2 69 save 21c r a ab is where r j i vou save t carnation isoi tins evaporated save 17e milk 6 1 delsev 2 roll pko save 16c toilet tissue 389 del monte kvor tins fsave s7e k peas carrots fresh produce daily our produce arrives daily at the lowest possible prices prices effective sept i 7isi02o pantry shelf 4boz tins save 23e orange juice 3 1 avlmer 16oi jars save 14e gherkin pickles 39- varmhouse frozen save 20c cream pies 2 69 v banana lemon chocolate coconut johnsons 32oz hard gloss save 24c liquid wax 99 chase sanborn 14e off label ftoi jar instant coffee 99 sarong ifrok tins save 26e iknsv tijsiiced pineapple 5 1 mmsmmm fesssz essfe

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