Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), April 29, 1970, p. 5

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OUR READERS WR Solves mystery of plant in photo Your issue of April 1970 had on page a picture or a owned by Mrs It is I believe a member of tho family not a Chinese evergreen as stated in your article Chinese evergreens have no aerial roots which I believe can be seen In your photograph The flowers are similar those on the evergreen being Descriptions in the Encyclopedia of House Ranis by Dorothy H Jenkins suggest that the plant might be Hostatum or if the undersides of the leaves ore maroon it might be Both of these plants have the arrowshaped leaf as illustrated Those of the Chinese Evergreen are long ovals smaller though than those of the Dteffenbachia A Phil ode is rather a rare sight in bloom especially in a home My Chinese Evergreen is not in bloom at present but docs have about seeds on Neil Benton Wonders if Churchill part of Acton The Editor Acton Free Press Dear Sir After reading your moving editorial entitled Sweeper makes difference I began to wonder if Churchill Rd South is indeed part of Acton If it is then perhaps the people responsible for street cleaning would come along and clear the garbage from the cast side of the thoroughfare said garbage consisting largely of cardboard boxes bottles cans brake drums exhaust pipes and almost anything one cares to mention I swear that some day 1 will start a Keep Acton Beautiful campaign during which every property owner be asked to keep the road outside his property clear of debris Perhaps we will be able to appeal to those semimoronic hot rod drivers who toss empty beer and liquor bottles out of car windows on Saturday nights to take them to the dump instead And parents might teach their children that it really t done to bash nonreturnable pop bottles on the nearest kerb stone when there is usually a garbage can a few feci away Seriously though garbage falling off trucks going to the dump and papers earned by strong westerly winds at this time of year should be up by the town After all the town trucks drive down Churchill several times a day Tin drivers must sec the appalling mess so why on earth don they report it to the person responsible for keeping our fair clean Twelve months ago you printed a Icttir from me in your paper on the same subject Within about two hours or the Acton Free Press being on sale Churchill was as clean as a new pin If you arc kind enough to publish this letter we may get the same result this time Yours very truly Wright 1H8 Churchill Acton In touch with home town Millwood Toronto April 1970 I was born and lived in Acton vicinity until 1914 At that date our family moved to Toronto where my sister and I stilt reside My brother William who carpenter trade at the old John Cameron planing mill which was just north of Knox Church passed away in late January his 90th year My older sister Katie passed away in Sister Mary died as the result of an accident in 1943 Our mother at died Jan 17 Our home was at the intersection of the fourth concession and the former Grand Trunk Railway now CNR I am enclosing a photo of our home there taken in spring some years ago The scroll work on the verandah was cut out by our father with a keyhole saw and it is still in good repair The other snapshots were taken by C Speight in the early 1900 s The one of the Free Press office was taken the morning after the en cclcbia lions The bottles on the are not soft drink bottles and the small building is not a sentry box You may have photos to duplicate the enclosed but in case you haven you are welcome to same I have forgotten the names of the perpetrators but I had the pleasure of watching the same boys under Mr Moore s direction clearing the debris away I passed my entrance examination at the same time as Myrtle Dills and Toots McKeckme My sister Sharp is still a subscriber of The Free Press I enjoy reading The Press especially the and 75 years ago items Sugar and Spice column Wishing you continued success with your real live newspaper I remain Yours truly Duncan C Sharp Note Some of Mr Sharps pictures will appear in the Photos from the Past section in coming weeks happy captured the championship of Back row I to Ricky Bryan Acton Mixed bowling latgiM Friday Billing Ed Browne Missing when photo was Members of the championship team are front row Mel Staff Photo I to r Dilate captain White Halm I The Acton Free Praia Wednesday April I Acton Meadows sweep major league finals April Serving up a repeat order what they illd In semrflnaU Meadows boomed the It way to the Major Leuiie championship In tour game the In tons Store crew With veterui Don Wlllcei sotting a torrid pace- In the leadoff for the Acton Meadow crew left no doubt the of Ine that they wore cream of the Jt aiarr three they came out battling in the fourth end rolled Ihelr belt fame or their Hi a 1243 but with for a paceieller aided by Rr- Shannon effort the grabbed the dccfilon by pins and It try drop Ihelr belt fame aided by Ron it and champion Acton Meadow offered no alibis gave It ihelr ben bill make It and captain Bill Shannon of the In torn summed It up they re champ Ion because we lot ACTON so led through playoffs n eight straight games to capture the of the Acton Major Team members front row 1 to r Ray J Bulla ugh Wi Rock and Broom ACTON Ml M 1 Total D Wilkos 1241 M 248 1075 J Timleck 190 Mason 494 Tolh 452 J 244 Total I28H 1103 H1NTON Game Rigo D G Post D Shannon Shannon A Conway Total l7 218 201 ld 1112 1175 1 181 IM 181 101 1 Total 502 It 1245 4541 Leave Your Films Dan Wilkes Buck tow to r Wayne Mason 7 with Us Ron Timleck Stuff and Jim JOIN OUR mostly corn My Bob Ma Arthur bo niton was held last wick at ll rink Twenty four I urns look pari Thrci I la Early meeting for church men S 1 men of he of Knox church ibout nun from the breakfast meeting Saturday morning in Presbyterian church Milton Rev Nicholson of and the sang A film was also shown after the delicious and unusually filling breakfast FILM PLAN Wednesday and Saturday Here arc stand all r three pan the v on Seven Oiloik Bill Ted Tyler Davidson Andy ken Mar George Will ami Walter Brian Moon Lcn Love 11 Sargent Dill Tolh Alton Ikrly High nt mi In v and draw ias the rnk of alt Tht were the winncii of II trophy On the learn were Waller Dubois Nan Hunt Robinson a J I or II Walker Trophy the I high scire was learn of Brian Moore Mare Toth A Young and I Of course the tint high teams in each draw won mil dual prizes of wallets or root he TIRES RICHS SUNOCO MILES EAST OF ACTON print your fllmi BLACK WHITE Guaranteed expert new fresh film FREE tho WW type of your original roll in 620 only CAMERAS SUPPLIES ACTON PHARMACY ACTON team in the seven draw Bill Rulh Bob Drinkualtcr D Pendleton Second was Ted Tyler Sr Sh Charles and Jean Parker team wis Charles wen Tylet M a id Norma Mar Top two teams in Ihc draw look trophies the rd learn winners be Anne Moore Harvey Young and Dob In of Ihe boniict and distribuling Ihe wis Witter Well Ihc long aw ailed draw for the television set was held on Saturday evening Mayor Lei had honor of the winning ikket And Ihc name of lucky winner was Shelley Manes of A goodly sum was realized on this draw for club It was under or Robinson plug the making milled on Sunday This winds up ihc tint of Acton Curling Club in their new budding And a good The annual meeting is scheduled for the Saturday May Mike plans to be to bear report of the committees who have wotked hard to make the tint year of curling in the new building a ecu alio to elect officers for the year Here poem that I picked up some yean ago It applicable now il was then And it to mothers well as fathers today THE CURLtR RETURN Who the mother dear Look he knows us am he queer my own don so wild He your father dearest child He my father Not at all Father dxd away last Father dido die you cub Father joined a Curling Club Bui theyve closed Ihe Club o he Has no place to you see No place left for him to roam That why he a coming home Sot April MAN BUCK BAD AND from to nan ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS PIUS CLINT EASTWOOD HANG EM HIGH SCOTT ngLfc ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ADULT ENTERTAINMENT- PLEASE NOTE SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Fri Sit MayS 1st BPrj g4iy PLUS Hums at mi DRIVEIN THEATRE SUNDAY MAY is Mothers Day GIVE MR ii CHOOSE FROM THE F0U0WM6 SU66ESH0I6 Lady Beth Full Fashioned Nylons Pyjamas or Nightgowns Ladle Slips Slips Ladies Blouses Ladies Shell Ladles Pintle Lades Dreuei Ladies Aprons Ladle Handkerchiefs and Kerchiefs Ctiamoisctte tores Ladies Handbags Ladies Costume Beautiful Assortment of Artificial Flowers and Flower Boxed Towel Dresser Sets Re freezers ranges dishwashers air conditioners humidifiers water heaters laundry equipment washers dryers stereos television portable and console color and black and white radios hairdryers toasters irons canope neri slicing knives electric blankets food mixers blenders kettles coffee makers fry pans heating pads vacuum cleaners floor polishers ARTIFICIAL CORSAGES NEATLY BOXED V POTTED PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS MOTHERS DAY CARDS AND FOLDERS BY CARLTON SEE OUR BEAUTIFVL SELECTION OF MOTHERS DA Y GREETING CARDS FOR A THOUGHTFUL REMEMBRANCE PRICED FROM TOSZ50 SMILES N CHUCKLES SPECIALLY Hinfoits 5 to Store

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