Service and Character Over Status and Rank
The piece argues that true measure is service to others not prestige, wealth, or lineage. It emphasizes helping those in distress and following a path shown by grace, with God blessing each service.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
10
The piece argues that true measure is service to others not prestige, wealth, or lineage. It emphasizes helping those in distress and following a path shown by grace, with God blessing each service.
June notices reveal garden party success by United Church choir and the Kinchener Ladies Band. Halton Chapter 4 F A M held a Masonic Hall session initiating several candidates. Obituaries list Nosefield Main aged 72 and Wilhelm Michie aged 76. Also storefront moves from Leishman Block to William store across the street.
The June meeting of the Garage Operators Association Ilalion County Branch discussed gasoline policies, hours, and licenses. Proposals included permits for 12 and 24 hour operations, adoption of the Industrial Standards Act similar to Toronto, extended Saturday hours to 10 pm, and Sunday permits. A delegation would press the Labor Department on mechanics’ certificates, unions rise, and used car market concerns were voiced amid possible July August adjournment.
The Portage La Prairie Daily Graphic and the weekly Manitoba Liberal have been sold to W. H. Vopak publisher of the Carberry News-Express. The sale was announced today and Vopak, a former publisher of the Hanley Sask Herald, is tied to J. A. Vopak, his brother.
A reflection on a trip to the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph during Farm and Home Week. The author notes thousands attended and lunch was served rapidly in paper bags with coffee refills, praising exhibits on electricity water systems and home freezers while lamenting food waste. The piece recalls horse farming history and a beloved old horse named Perch as the author’s partner tends animals and memories.
The notice explains how to identify poison ivy. Leaves are alternate with three leaflets, smooth margins, and a three-leaflet structure like strawberry. Flowers appear in early summer from leaf axils, followed by dull white pea-sized fruits.
The Department of National Health and Welfare warns against leaving infants on high tables unguarded or in exposed beds even briefly. Mothers are urged to pick up and hold the child or return them to a crib to prevent home accidents as babies can squirm quickly and fall when attention is diverted.
We spoke with W H Clayton manager of Acton branch about Farm Improvement Loans Act. The bank offers long term loans to farmers and others at low rates with no extra charges for financing farm machinery equipment or household furniture. The plan also supports personal loans with modest rates and convenient repayments. The bank aims to be the neighborhood credit centre and believes the advertised terms are genuine.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board extends payment period for charge accounts from the 25th to the 10th of the second month. If payments are not made by the 10th, goods with a cash price over $10 may not be sold or delivered. Cash price must be quoted to buyers and price tags must show cash discount.
Auction notice for a public sale at Alfred Turner's farm near Campbell Mill on Guelph Road Saturday June 29 starting at 2:00 pm DST. Items include horses cattle dairy herd and a large array of farm equipment and household goods with no reserve. Auctioneers Hindley and Elliott with clerk Narrigh.
The owner asks if four electricians were needed for the job and the boss carpenter explains the division of labor. He notes one to install outlets upstairs, one to supervise the downstairs worker, and a fourth to ensure the upstairs man does not install outlets downstairs.
In Athabascia County town Drummondville residents report a spree of vehicle and bicycle thefts. Four bicycles were taken in a two day period while cars were also stolen, prompting police to investigate a surge in thefts.
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