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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
7
A concise verse fragment contrasts Youth and Age, depicting youth as summer and vigor while age anticipates winter's chill and quiet, with reflections on peace and uncertainty as seasons shift.
The 1896 County Council met to wind up the year with nine of seventeen members to be elected under the new act. The council confirmed lighting the county buildings and jail by electricity and the judge's room renovation. Warden Woo Pettit presided. The Sons of Scotland event in Home TM featured Arthur's String Band and several performers. Open rink prospects appeared for Cheyne's pond. First Ash hatchery yields trout to London. Various by law committees met and provisions set building limits for freproof structures. Local travel and visits to Abingdon Glencoe were noted. Fisher Dick wedding reported at Eaquesing with officiant Rev JW. Mine.
Winter 1926 sets in Acton as Dr. Johnston opens dental parlors in former Gollop rooms. Rev. Tom Sykea spoke at Knox Church. Longtime railway agent Mr. Holmes retires after 58 years on the road. Nomination elects Reeve Mason and trustees by acclamation. council vote due next week. A daughter blessed to Mr and Mrs Alfred Fryer, and marriages noted for Marjorie Maud to William Anthony and William J. Smith’s passing at 61.
Canadian households rush to buy furniture curtains labor saving appliances using Bank of Montreal personal loan plans. A Gina loan costs monthly repayable over 12 months with substantial savings. Clayton manager of Mr Hall accountant invite prospective borrowers to finance home improvements.
The lesson discusses a riot in Ephesus over Paul’s preaching Acts 19 23 30 and warns that gospel truth provokes business interests. It stresses spiritual armor in Ephesians 6 10 18 with girdle truth breastplate righteousness shield faith and salvation and urges persistent prayer in all circumstances.
An auction at Lake Shore Highway farm sells tractors, implements, lumber, poultry gear, hay, potatoes, furniture and more. Items include Allis Chalmers blades, McCormick tractors, manure spreaders, fencing, lumber, poultry equipment, and farm supplies. Cash sale with no reserve. possession given after sale.
Auction at the Henry Dexormann farm on 24 Highway two miles northeast of Guelph. Sale starts 1 pm Saturday December 2 featuring Jersey, Hereford, Holstein cows and calves, young cattle, pigs and sheep, horses and harness, farm implements, lumber and building materials, dairy equipment, and miscellaneous items. Cash terms, no reserve. lunch served. weather permitting.
At the Toronto annual meeting, Dr. E S Archibald calls exhibitions the show windows of Canadian agriculture. He notes exhibitions boosted wartime production, showcased wheat and dairy advances, and promoted better bread, cheese, vegetables, and eggs, urging vigilance in handling and processing to maintain quality.
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