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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
7
The article analyzes the Sunday School lesson on sowing and reaping with a focus on how Jesus preached to crowds and individuals. It outlines four heart responses to the Word, from hard to wholehearted, and notes the fruit of true acceptance as lasting spiritual growth.
Mrs Kennedy of Georgetown died in Toronto on Thursday February 17 in her 80th year. The report notes her long teaching career at Georgetown High School and mentions provincial contact about lower null property and potential industrial development and employment for about fifty workers if the building is reused.
The Financial Post argues the North Atlantic Pact stands as the civilizational hinge for peace and the best realistic path to keeping war at bay. It frames the pact as crucial for economic co operation and a remedy to currency instability affecting Canada and the standard of living.
The Acton Redmen pushed Georgetown to the limit in a tight final playoff with both squads delivering aggressive hockey. Georgetown netminder Ros Dillon held firm after a late resistance as the series neared its end and Acton supporters urged further series details while the club seeks major financial backing.
In a surprising turn Old Harpin Annie intervened to secure Oakville the approval. Weston resisted adopting the new rules, while Jack Kentner shone in recent play. Guelph observers praised the redhead and O Donoghue for standout form, despite Acton’s Hilson.
Two Milton residents escaped serious injury after a gas explosion at Gordy’s Lunchroom on Jane Street Toronto yesterday morning. Gordon Hill proprietor and Pauline Work were treated for minor injuries. no fatalities reported.
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