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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
7
A Sunday School lesson outlines Jesus facing critics as four men bring a paralytic to Him. Jesus cites faith visible in acts and forgives sins before healing. It discusses Pharisee envy, Jesus dining with sinners, and the call to mercy over ritual law, concluding with faith enabling obedience.
The Georgetown Girl Pipe Band presented the Skating Follies last Friday, a standout carnival with green ice and a professional show feel. P T Warrison became treasurer and James F Evans named secretary of the Georgetown Board of Education at a special meeting. The Esqueening Agricultural Society annual meeting reported a $140 deficit despite the fair enjoying its best attendance on record.
Elmer McKinnon chosen president Ernie Teeter vice president Jas Delaney 2nd vice president. A Moodie named Erin Village Postmaster took over last week. Elmer Miller resigns after long service. Weather forecast predicts stormy March with cold spells per A J Cundick. Mr and Mrs Alex McKinnon observed their 45th wedding anniversary with about fifty guests Thursday January 27 at home.
The Burlington Board approved teacher salary increases totaling ten percent, boosting annual pay by about five to six thousand dollars. The raise follows a December request from the High School teaching staff for higher wages, with the board citing financial limits on further increases. In other news, Rev Keith Love invited Young People’s Union officers to view amateur short wave broadcasting at the Trinity United church parsonage. A Nelson Area No 1 meeting announced an option on land in Lowville for a new school north of Dundas street, after site reviews.
Experiments advance in san heated houses with methods that capture the sun through large windows and store solar energy for use on wall days.
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