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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1955
Page
8
Ontario Hydro crews on the CBC Hornby transmitting station near Toronto switch two big transmitters to 60 cycle operations from midnight to 6 30 am to avoid CBC service interruption. A motorized blower on the 645 foot tower is adjusted to prevent insect-induced power faults during the season.
Mrs R H Soward of the International Council of Canada spoke to the Protestant Women's Federation about the World Day of Prayer. The ecumenical movement began in 1927 and will be observed in 125 countries this year with Latin American participation led by an Argentine woman. The February 25 theme Abide with Me contrasts prayer with acts of giving as women worldwide join in readings and gifts.
A reader criticizes late night Hydro Commission conversion visits risking frightened residents. The letter also condemns pet dumping on highways, discussing reasons families abandon cats or dogs and the negative impact on rural households.
Alice Arney wed Robert Brayshaw in Verona Ontario on February 5. The ceremony was led by Rev. Snelgrove with John Taylor at the organ. Bride wore white satin gown with seed pearl tiara and carried red roses. groom is son of Mrs Mina Brayshaw of Kingston.
A note from Halton Centennial Manor recalls John V. Savage formerly of Acton who resided there for over four decades and will celebrate his 92nd birthday February 18. The piece meanders through animal anecdotes and local pets, urging responsible pet ownership and kindness toward animals, including reminders of Humane Society help and veterinary support.
February meeting at No. 10 school drew 46 attendees from Nassagaweya and Movauntsberg. Officers and guests heard talks on education, health work by the Halton Health Unit, and local church reports. A social hour followed along with notices of upcoming events and community helpers acknowledged.
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