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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
6
Milton hosts Halton dairy events with about 300 head expected across Guernseys Holsteins and Jerseys. Judges Volttens EOA Jones Jereeys J W Pawley.
Annie Violet Clifton daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Clifton Milton wed George Douglas Currie eldest son of Mr and Mrs George Currie Georgetown at Bethel United Church Drumquin with Rev Fred Ainaworth officiating.
A Canadian firm introduces the Tele-Magnet, an automatic telephone answering machine that records caller messages when the owner is away. It requires no changes to existing phone lines and can function as a wire recorder. The device can be operated manually to record both sides of a telephone conversation.
Community mourns William Smith who collapsed and died while playing with Boy Scouts on school playgrounds Monday evening. Dr. Prior arrived too late to save him. The incident prompted a safety review and a date for further examination is expected.
A Trafalgar Township building permit was issued for Oakville from January 1 to August 31 totaling 608 408 dollars. Councilor Freeman proposed letting police operate a plainclothes traffic timing device on Dundas Street to deter motorists from braking at the timing section. Donald A Green of Oakville ranked among 167 Canadian boys recommended for cadetships at Royal Military College Kingston and Royal Roads near Victoria.
The lesson interprets Psalm 23 as Jehovah the shepherd who provides rest food and guidance to believers. It outlines four experiences of guidance, then comfort in the valley of deep darkness, and finally a banquet host role with the Holy Spirit as oil. Mercy and goodness accompany believers on their earthly journey toward eternity.
A tale contrasts Harry and Al at work with Al’s excuses for overtime. Harry resists anger, suggesting frank talks for fair treatment to avoid resentment harming performance. It links lessons on not letting wrongs derail work and on valuing life insurance agents as financial advisors.
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