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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 14, 1968

Page

17

Limehouse Speyside students win Junior speaking laurels

Students from Limehouse and Speyside win the Esquesing township Junior Schools public speaking contest held at Stewart town senior school. Tap orator Michele Mumby of Limehouse wins the trophy with a speech on the symphony orchestra. Speyside speakers Susan McPhail and Marlene Hume place second and third. Finalists progress to Georgetown next Friday. judges praise the quality and delivery of the speeches.

Limehouse Speyside Stewart~ Town Michele Mumby R.A. 1 Georgetown Gunningham Trophy Symphony Orchestra Speysidy Echool Ran Susan McPhail Acton Shy Marlene Huma R.R. Milton Howard Wrigglesworth Lesiva Nor Ton Paul Thompson Glen Willaims Micho'ls Carol:Farner Limi Mary Ann Robin Bot Oehorah Hunter Nive Val School Janet Schreihur Jognna Wilson Pineview Esquesing Township Stewart Town School

Building permits in Wellington County reach steady totals

Building permits valued at 8,787,894 dollars were reported for 1967 in Wellington County, with detailed parish and township figures led by Fergus at 8,644,783 dollars and several municipalities listing smaller amounts. Meanwhile, workers used the cold snap to lay more artificial snow on the Kelso ski slopes.

Wellington County Gilbert L MacEachern Puslinch Eramosa Nichol Erin Township Guelph Pool Erin Village Pilkington West Gara Kelso

Milton Acton speakers win district public speaking contest

Nearly 275 people gathered at Martin Street Senior Public School Milton Wednesday evening to hear seven finalists from Halton Public School Superintendent number four compete for public speaking honors. The two winning contestants were Lois Fay and Steven Van Fleet. They advance to the county finals February 23 at Stewarttown Public School.

PS. Superintendency No Martin Street Milton Lois Fay Steven van Fleet Acton Martin Street Senior Public School Halton Public School Wendy Young Natelie Dudniktrop Nassagaweya Diane Boussiel A and Susan Archie Merna Wilson Lloyd Swackhammer Royal City Toastmasters F. New Roy Wollaston Senetor O.S.D. Milton Milton Public School Norm Pearce John Bolt Stewarttown

Limehouse pupils shine in school speaking trophy contest

Michelle Mumby won the Limehouse Public School speaking trophy at a Thursday event with a two dollar prize. Carol Turner placed second with two dollars. other entrants earned one dollar each. Judges were Mrs Gunn Mrs Turnbull and Reverend Young. The contest featured grade six and five participants and the team will represent the school at Stewarttown Sonor Public School on Friday February 9.

Limehouse Miss Blanchard Lesley Freeman Gloria Hildebrand Lew LaQuant Kin Robartson Nancy Shortill Michelle Mumby Larry Karn Carol Turner Michelle Muniby Carol] Turner Gunn Turnbull Young Novle Michelle Carol Stewarttown Sonor

Don Joss Barn Fire and Community News

Quick Milton Fire Department action saved Don Joss barn near Nassagaweya during a blaze that destroyed a floor hole, a brooder, and about 3 500 chicks. Mrs Joss was away briefly. insurance valued loss at 1 000 dollars. U C W meeting held with 21 ladies attending. North West Halton Voluntary Services reported about 80 calls since forming. World Day of Prayer planned at Ebenezer March 1 at 2 p m with Nassagawoya Presbyterian Church participation. Nylons to Korea drive collecting used stockings at the church. Members reflected on duties during a meditation and a Strangers of Galilee song concluded the gathering."

Milton Fire Department Don Joss Nassagaweya Joss Ellington Place Toronto Jons Insurance Company U.C.W Jones Indiana Eskimo Association West Halton Ebenezer Nassagawoya Presbyterian Church Korea Mra Moffat

Rattlesnake Point compound hosts wildlife amid small town notices

Oakville daily notes suspicion and official duties as conservation officials are urged to inspect the Rattleshaly Point compound housing five rattlesnakes. The Acton chamber of commerce held its annual meeting with buffalo steak served as the main course. Authorities eye potential security concerns in a terse, local-flavored report.

Oakville Acton Chamber of Commerce

Using two opposite hooks prevents garment from blowing away

When hanging a coat or dress, use two hangers hooked in opposite directions to keep the garment from being blown off by the wind.

First Anglican Church Women Hold First 1968 Business Meeting

The Anglican Church Women held their first strictly business meeting of 1968 in the Parish Hall on Wednesday February 7. Rev O R McMurray led devotion from the Living Message. Mrs C Nellis outlined compulsory affiliation dues and missionary apportionment, and members approved two voluntary giving methods. Mrs J Rol ont was named St Alban’s first woman delegate to Synod. World Day of Prayer will be hosted at Knox Presbyterian Church March 1 at 2:30 p.m. Mr H Swallow to speak. Three money making projects were approved. The ACW executive served refreshments at vestry. The group then enjoyed a Valentine decorated luncheon.

Anglican Church Or. McMurray C. Nellis Womin Waal St. Alban's el Pratt Knox Presbyterian Church H. Swallow A.C.W

Chicken in a Box Special Pak Offers Savings

The ad promotes a chicken snack in a box with flavor crisp fry technology. Specials include Special Pak for 1.39, Family Pak for 2.19, and Party Pak for 3.99, with a 10 percent off offer highlighted. The copy emphasizes fresh fryers and seasoned flavor in a pressure fried, golden crisp presentation.

Winter holiday week begins March 17, schools note

A reminder states the schools will start their Winter holiday in the week of March 17. It adds there is no longer a long Easter holiday.

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