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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
8
Fragmentary verse describes summer scenes with nature imagery including wind, sun, wheat, moss, and a gentle, lyrical voice. The lines mention a little sunteet and delicate whegs as the speaker declares calm, serene days in a wood setting.
Twenty years ago plans for a Champlain Monument to mark the advent of the white race fate Ontario are reported as to be unveiled in Orillia. Knox Church members held a picnic at Rockwood and presented Miss Alva Harvey on the occasion. About two hundred delegates attended a Baptist Y P A rally at the Baptist Church. Died John Alexander Tracy at Stewart town residence June 25 1925 aged TA years, Clerk of Exzuesing Township.
The Jesuits donated a Wrussela building for a Catholic Women's League canteen to serve troops. It includes a chapel used for mass each evening.
Frederickton dispatch reports most New Brunswick orchards escaped weather damage in early June. With more trees in production, growers expect yields to surpass the 110000 barrel record set in 1943.
Mrs. Winifred K. Green spent five months in German prisons for answering Heil Churchill to every Heil Hitler salute during the Channel Islands occupation. A hotel waitress she sheiled with gusto, but Churchill proved the more dangerous refrain, ending with time behind bars.
Rep. Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico is named Secretary of Agriculture and War Food Administrator, becoming a single authority over food production distribution rationing and pricing. The move unites War Food Administration with the Agriculture Department to guide peacetime production and curb black markets.
The article discusses Genesis creation themes, God as creator and preserver, the earth’s initial condition, and the rehabilitation of a fallen world for humanity. It cites Trinity references, the image of God in man, and the future restoration of all things through Christ.
Regina reports Fred Bard of Saskatchewan museum is on loan to the Audubon Society of New York and the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to conduct a two month summer survey over three to four years. They aim to locate nests and flocks of the near extinct whooping crane in northwest Canada and gather habitat data for a film record.
The undersigned advertises a public auction at Walter Lambert’s farm in Erin Township on Thursday July 5 at 1 PM. Items include horses, cattle, hogs, poultry, implements, tools, furniture, and farm equipment with many details and quantities listed. The sale will be on a one price or best offer basis with 10 percent down and balance in 20 days, and removal after sale.
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