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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1945
Page
14
A crowded notes page records weekend visits among residents from Toronto, Erin, Fort Erie and Milton, with several travelling to or from Acton and Guelph. It also notes parish events, hospital treatments, and upcoming prayers as Rev. Fosbury returns from Toronto. Includes families of Kerr Reed Near Landsborough and McDougall, among others.
Allied forces push toward key German hubs as Berlin encirclement nears completion. Soviet and Western troops tighten grip around Potsdam Munich and Hamburg while Berlin claims partial control amid ongoing destruction and censorship clouds reports.
Morning Worship at 11.00 am titled The Atrocities led by Rev Forbes Thomson B A BB at the Beesiigtectan Church Manse Willow Street. Sunday School and Junior Able Class at 3.09 pm. Evening Worship at 7.00 pm titled The Epistle of James with They That Wait Upon the Lord Shall Renew Their Strength.
Sunday schedule for the Martyr church lists Holy Communion at 8 83 a.m. and 16.00 a.m. Church School at 12 00 a.m. with a sermon on God and San Francisco. Evening service with a sermon on The Price of Victory. May 2 Feast of St Philip and St James Holy Communion at 10 00 a.m.
Mitch Hepburn outlined Liberal plans in Toronto promising a 35 dollar weekly minimum wage for men in commerce and industry. The platform includes universal health insurance, higher pensions, lower school costs, expanded health and tech education, a new Youth Department, and voting age cut to 18.
A delegation of North Indians from Canadian and U S tribes sails to the San Francisco World Security Conference to press for territorial rights promised by the Ghent treaty after the 1812 war. A Paul, president of the North American Indian Brotherhood, says no British Empire court will hear their case. The delegation will appeal to a minor ity group issues panel at the meeting. Paul condemns Canada's dictatorial laws as stripping rights.
Campbellville report shows Blair W gathering at Miss Olive Mahon residence with Miss Black presiding. Speakers included Miss Verle Vansickle Miss Sadie Buck and Min Jean McPhail spoke on Growing Up. Gifts presented to Miss Jean Spyder before her departure. Communion observed at Hi David's Church and a play at St David's Church drew a good crowd.
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