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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
14
A short verse urges living in the moment and serving others. It emphasizes acting today, sharing hope, and easing others' burdens to make life worth while. The text blends inspirational lines about time, kindness, and personal effort with imperfect OCR errors.
Mil to Milton resident Mr. Smith new homeowner after purchasing W Wardlaw farm on Main Street. Acton Citizens Band gave a lively town hall program. Herbert Dyer of Rockwood injured in a crossing collision with eastbound flyer. J M Montgomery author of Anne of Green Gables visited Know Young People’s Society. Norval minister Rev Ewen McDonald’s wife noted. Obituaries: John McLean aged 44 at Erin April 7 1926. Jessie Kennedy daughter of late Mr and Mrs Kennedy obituary at Esquesing April 11 1926.
Mr. Woo Clayton, Bank Manager, promotes personal loans at an unusually low rate of 27 cents per month for a $100 loan repayable in twelve monthly installments. This equals 6 percent per year with no handling charges or extras. Borrowers may choose different amounts and terms.
Ottawa reports that recent price increases approved by the Prices Board aim to spur farm production and higher employment. Finance Minister Hiley says boosts in butter and pork prices provide needed incentives, while other goods see adjustments tied to subsidies and wartime costs.
The lesson discusses Jesus calling Peter and Andrew to fish for people, and the transformation of lives who answer his call. It links faith, obedience, and witnessing with examples from Bartimaeus and Levi, emphasizing leaving old pursuits to follow Christ and the reward of responding to his summons.
A devotional line recalls how believers endured storms of centuries and became heirs with God and Jesus. It notes Matthew promptly left everything and followed Christ without hesitation.
A group of teen performers tour major U S cities with a play titled Drugstore Revolution. They aim to mobilize 28 million American youths by sharing experiences from schools and communities and showcasing teen voices to inspire national unity and reform.
Oakville’s Teen Town governed by a youth council includes a mayor solicitor and clerk all under 21. The 250 residents elect bi weekly papers, fund activities via fees and events, and hold citizenship rules with a 50 cent six month fee.
A Canadian Indian brighter outlook emerged after a conference between Indian leaders and federal officials. W. G. Drinkwater criticized schooling for Indian children and noted mixed actions by Indian agents, while acknowledging improvements in family allowances and farming aid under new policies.
Public auction to be held at Elmwood Wilson’s farm on Guelph Road near Kobanager Church. Items include horses Percheron mares and colt, Jersey and Durham cows, oxen and sheep Oxford ewes, numerous farm implements like discs harrows plows churns separator mower gas engine and grain bags, plus furniture and buggy. Cash terms with no reserve as farms rented.
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