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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
10
A poem by Henry Aineworth Britton reflects on the guiding star of the nativity, its journey to a humble manger, and the enduring message of peace and goodwill. The piece blends biblical imagery with timeless Christmas themes and laments war’s impact on joy.
The Halton Branch of the Garage Operators Association held its annual meeting at the Eetainment in Turlington. President Ket Waumaley chaired as 75 members from Halton, Wentworth, and Toronto branches discussed finances, elections, and branch activities. Guest speaker A W Haskell of the Toronto Better Business Bureau warned on fraud in the automotive industry, urging member support for ongoing work.
A Sunday School lesson on the gift of God from 2 Corinthians 9 15 and John 316 plus Ephesians 3 16 22 explores the gospel defined through faith in Christ. It emphasizes the indwelling of the Spirit root in love and the growth toward full divine fullness in believers through prayer and union with Christ.
Johnny Gray leads Acton Badminton Club as they sweep tournaments at the Acton YMCA and Ontario Agricultural College. Brampton defeated 10-6 in a strong showing, while Guelph Faculty fell 8-3. The club, praised for coaching, tactics, and sportsmanship, opens an Open Season against nearby clubs.
Air Express passengers between Britain and America can now fly the Atlantic at an average 200 mph with plans for faster aircraft next year. 1937 travelers may choose sleeping berths in luxuriously equipped planes at slower speeds or opt for higher speed around 430 mph with less comfort, as outlined by J. P. Trippe of the Airway Association in Paris.
The document urges turning off external lights, avoiding electric heaters and decorative lighting after December 1946, and reducing electricity use in signs, windows, and displays. It calls for turning off lights when not needed, switching to day or night operations as practicable, and minimizing powered machinery where not essential.
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