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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1941
Page
2
The University of Toronto hosts aviation research led by Dr. Armstrong who notes a link between high altitude flight success and inherent musical ability. He says most pilots can carry a tune or be trained to play an instrument, a trait common among top aviators.
A Royal Navy gunner aboard a convoy escort in the North Sea faced a Heinkel 111 attack. Bosum Gun mer Sundin remained at his post and opened fire as the aircraft approached, downing the bomber with a burst from his Lewis gun.
The War Price Board notes households store butter at rising prices, with about 42 million pounds in public storage not reflecting cellar and balcony stock. Regulators say no shortage is feared and any shortfall could be met by imports from Australia and New Zealand with only a five cent per pound duty.
Sunday school lesson notes emphasize personal salvation over speculation about others. Luke 13 passages locate Jesus in Peraea during AD 29 and focus on compassion for infirmities, with Heb 4 15 as the golden text.
A devotional reflection cites Luke 13 on repentance and mortality. It discusses the Galileans' massacre report and the Siloam tower collapse, urging individuals to examine their own hearts, repent, and live rightly before God. It notes Jesus healing a woman with an eighteen year infirmity.
A page presents a two column word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. Items reference an inventor and items such as Visible Speech and early telecommunication terms, with numerous definitions like native metal and electric terms.
A sermon recounts Jesus healing a woman bent eighteen years, contrasting His Sabbath act with synagogue leaders who oppose the miracle. The ruler condemns the healing as unlawful, while Jesus argues compassion over ritual, and the crowd praises the deeds.
Alberta leads all provinces in wool production and sheep on farms per an Alberta Government Agricultural Department report. At June 1, Alberta had 882 600 sheep, 4 001 000 pounds produced, while Ontario held second with 819 500 sheep and 3 362 000 pounds produced.
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