31 Dec 1947
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 1947
Page
1
A nostalgic verse recounts a Christmas night dream as children sleep, the elf in people bright, and Saint Nicholas visiting the tree and presents. Dawn reveals every gift opened but no cards, as the home fills with joy, love, and peace within.
The lesson argues that faith in Jesus as the Son of God brings life, with Lydia’s conversion as a key example. It links belief, repentance, baptism, and open confession to salvation, and emphasizes that doctrine leads to consecration and service. The text asserts regeneration through faith and love as evidence of being born of God.
Dr WE Peterson of the University of Minnesota notes cows produce less milk when stressed after a hard day in clover. He cites Susie as irritable, resisting handling as a defense against perceived threats. The remark reflects animal welfare concerns influencing dairy productivity.
Oakville Army faces Milton and Fergus as Acton Junior Farmers begin TOH48 season. Veterans like Nora Morton guide hopefuls while coach Cooke signals a sweep of the Halton series. Hillsburg drills and Mayers with urban faults draw attention ahead of the New Year games.
At the Exchange Hotel in Thirsburg the Township of in held a windup meeting. Reeve and officials gathered for a bountiful repast organized by Mr and Mrs Fred Coe. Henry Wheeler presented a gold pen and pen set to Dan Gray, and Richard Bryan presented a large house plant to Mrs Gray.
Washington may ease tariffs boosting aluminum trade with Canada. In early 1947 Alcan Canada shipped 31 million pounds to the United States at market rates, with total value between 1 and 5 million pounds. Rumors say US demand could reach 200 million pounds annually if capacity permits, as a 33 percent tariff cut to 2 1/2 cents supports Alcan’s export position.
Gaumont British Industrial Films produced a five section film on atomic physics for non scientists with expert guidance from Imperial College of Science. The documentary includes explanations by Professor Einstein and traces the research leading to the atom bomb.
A heavy windstorm halted Gray Coach buses for four hours last Thursday between Norval and Georgetown. The incident disrupted highway traffic as drivers navigated the area under gusty conditions. Local residents and travelers faced delays while crews cleared debris and restored service.
Baying scattered notes from Burlington recount a festive Christmas night at the Rose and a Sea Cadet year end ceremony. Sam Peer joins the police force, replacing Ser Stuart Emerson who retires and begins duty. Miss Margaret Taylor of Ottawa travels to St Moritz for the holidays returning January 5 to resume teaching. The Gazette notes a Hollywood vibe as locals attend an opening at the Inn on December 19.
Public farm auction at Eramosa Township on January 7th features 7 Bay Horse and 16000 in value including cows, calves, implements, grain, lumber, furniture, and farm gear. Proceeds go to RL Bingham. sale conducted by R Hindley & Elliott with W Grieve as clerk.
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