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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
7
A reader notes the value of living with a smile and keeping a positive outlook. The piece encourages observing carefree days and recognizing those who share genuine kindness, ending with a pledge to keep listening for the "Daddy" with a smile from John Meattie.
Twenty years ago from the laave of The Free Press dated February 12 1873 reports Ex-Reeve James Moffat becoming the treasurer of Nassageways. Other items note local relocations retirements church matters and obituaries including Martha Stewart and Richard James Jonafro with dates 1925 1933.
Three outlets promised larger Canadian egg sales after the war the British shell market and British egg products market for frozen and dried eggs and the Canadian home market. Denmark Holland and Ireland returned to pre war volume while Britain and Germany remained key buyers Britain will need more eggs than pre war levels. Canada produces a billion eggs above home use but only about two thirds of Britain per capita. Better storage and adjusted production could boost exports to the British market and shift production to peak months. The industry must coordinate storage, timing, and quality to solve marketing challenges.
President HP Armes announced special arts and science courses for men and women discharged from the armed services. Upon completion, students will resume regular work in the 1945-46 session at the University of Manitoba.
Deputy Director Hilaire Beauregard announced streamlining of Quebec provincial police along U S and federal models. He said principles used by Edgar Hoover would be applied immediately to the force.
The lesson outlines Jesus choosing twelve men after a night in prayer and explains their diverse temperaments and roles. It discusses the commission to preach and heal, the authority given to Jesus, and the call to a consecrated life following Christ with emphasis on submission to divine wisdom and inviting all who labor.
Reprinted from The Tweed News a Norwich style piece portrays Sussex shipwrights reviving oaken vessel production after twenty years inactivity. It covers the craft, tools, and family lineage behind the new hulks, the role of oak selection, and wartime financing debates including socialist proposals for non profit production and public services.
Halifax Board of Trade reports naval and censor authorities oppose abandoning the wartime label East Coast Canadian Port. They discuss postwar development plans and the proposed 100 mile ski trail network in the district with some winter routes planned.
Erna Mann daughter of Thomas Mann returns to Germany after nearly a decade abroad. The war correspondent travels in a jeep through Aachen with Allied officials and discusses Nazi resistance, underground movements, and patriotism. Mann cites family history, American citizenship aims, and remarks on German sentiment during the invasion era.
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