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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1948
Page
7
The lesson, set in Rome in A D 62, emphasizes no fellowship with darkness and urges believers to rebuke evil works. It warns against drunkenness and promotes being filled with the Holy Spirit, contrasting spirit-led life with earthly intoxication and urging mindful living as God’s will is understood.
The Canadian Appeal for Children initiative in Ontario, led by a joint committee of agricultural groups, runs through March 31. Local contributions include Campbellville Church $455 and Limestone Farm Forum $368.24, with broader canvassing under way across Halton.
Halton hog producers announce entries for the Inter Township Export Bacon Show to be held March 13 at Milton Town Hall. Twenty hogs will be displayed with Wilts and loin quality studied. multiple township committees are named, including Esquesing Nassagaweya Halton and Acton Trafalgar in a joint event with the Harvest Seed Fair.
The Hatton Live Stock Improvement Association and Hatton County Council promoted a warble fly eradication campaign in 1936 and 1937. Powder was distributed yearly to Walton cattle owners, yielding good controls in most areas. A few owners still resist, allowing warble flies to persist and cause annual financial losses from damaged hides milk and cattle products.
At the Halton Junior Farmers annual meeting Cameron Wilson was elected president with Ismey Kean as first vice president and Gordon Leslie as second vice president for 1956 57. Officers include Evelyn Pelletteri secretary and J EF Whitelock treasurer.
The Ontario Department of Highways warns cyclists to treat winter road conditions like car rules. Avoid sudden stops and sharp turns on slippery pavement. Do not crowd others and allow extra space for stopping. Be extra watchful for pedestrians and take it easy when it is cold.
Public auction on March 17 at 1 o'clock from Thomas Rend's Trafalgar township farm Lot 11 Concession 5 near Milton. Sale includes horses and harness, Holstein and Jersey cows and heifers, hay and grain, farm implements, and household furniture with cash settlement and no reserve due to sale of the farm.
Canadian fur traders report higher dollar and unit sales setting records this year. Dealers remain nervous as buyers act on the belief prices will rise, spurring budget purchases. A US price drop threatens to alter sentiment and slow demand across fur retailers and manufacturers.
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