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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
7
The article notes naval arms development with new ship types and weaponry including bomb carriers and guided missiles. It reports a 15 percent rise in incomes for Canadian farwest providers in the first half of 1948, signaling broader defense and economic shifts.
Mrs Fred Roas was unanimously chosen as the new regent for Thay lendansgea Chapter at the January meeting held Monday 1 at Brant House with Mrs Neilson presiding. The arena campaign plans were outlined for a monster rally to be held on Wednesday January 16 in the high school auditorium.
A Reader's Digest joke recounts a wife claiming her husband quit smoking and adds she possesses the will power to do so herself, highlighting humor about self restraint and relationships.
The Sunday School lesson highlights Stephen as a model of faith, peace, power, and prayer. His Spirit filled life clashes with opponents yet shines, foreshadowing Christ and transforming Saul to Paul. His visions, prayers, and steadfast witness under persecution mark him as a key early Christian example.
A pleasant Milton gathering at Mrs J Arnolds home bid bon voyage to Mrs Ralph Mowatt of Rockferry England as she returns home after six months visit to her daughter Mrs Jack Arnold Jr. in Milton. The Miss Bowes news saddened Milton friends as Elizabeth Stelena Bowes, longtime Milton teacher, passed away.
Oakville utilities commission plans to appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board to revise its water rate structure for Trafalgar Township. A prior ruling set 22 cents per thousand gallons until 1981. the commission seeks a new rate of 3 cents. Obituary notes the sudden death of James R. Lundy Grout, a longtime Oakville resident.
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