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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 15, 1969

Page

14

Israeli colonel outlines peace views at Lions dinner

Col. Joseph Getreur, veteran Israeli officer, told Acton Lions that both Arabs and Jews seek peace but differ in method. He urged negotiated peace for Jews, warned against imposed settlements, and argued United Nations has limited role in Middle East security. He cited Israel’s wars and suggested major powers’ influence, while noting his views were his own.

Joseph H. Getreur Acton Lions Ustiel Othe Lions Getrebr Israel Haganah Iran Isratl Middle East Fersekis Russia United Nations Security Council U.N Hungary Viet Nam Czechodovakia Lions Bierut Ontario Issel Col Getveur

Winners at L.O.L. euchre come in clear at last meet

Last Saturday at the LOLL euchre club Mae Fountain claims Ladies high while Mary Osbourne takes Ladies tow. David Dewar wins Mens high and Lone hands and also secures Door prize with Marion Farnell. Murray Stamp earns Mens sow. Ben Anderson wins Ladies travel and Mr. Storey earns Mens travel.

Loll Euchre Mae Fountain Mary Osbourne David Dewar Murray Stamp Lone Hands Marion Farnell Ben Anderson C. Storey

Choraliers elect officers for 1969 at practice meeting

At a Saturday night practice meeting Legion Chovaliers elected Gil Malcolm president Rev Harry Dawson secretary and Ted Hansen treasurer Also named were Bill Diggins to manage the music library and Jim Higgins to oversee the scrapbook and sick and benevolent duties.

Acton” Legion Chovaliers Gil Malcolm Harry Dawson Ted Hansen Bill Diggins Jim Higgins

Inaugural Hydro Commission Meeting Delayed by Illness

Snow and flu hit the Hydro Commission first meeting of 1969. Mayor Lee Duby arrived late due to snow, Ted Tyter Sr. had the flu, and Orval Brown felt queasy. Election of chairman and vice chairman postponed until all members attend. Wilf McEachern named temporary chairman to sign cheques. most faces unchanged. Other actions include 36 010.54 in pen al accounts, a new ne ee meter for 10 years, tickets for a February Electric Banquet, a testimonial dinner for Ean Stubbs, and authorization to hire extra help for tree trimming if needed.

Lee Duby Ted Tyter Sr Orval Brown Wilf McEachern Hob MacArthur Commission Elora Fisher Hotel Hamilton Ean Stubbs Ontario Hydro Acton

Judy LaMarsh Leads Series of Dinner Speakers

Judy LaMarsh former secretary of state and author of Memories of a Bird in a Gilded Cage opens a monthly dinner speakers series sponsored by the Julton Young Progressive Conservatives at the Holiday Inn Oakville on Wednesday February 5. Future guests include Dr Morton Shulman Senator Wallace McCutcheon Premier John Robarts and Charles Van Horne with Donald McDonald also aboard. Meetings are open to the public with tickets at the door at 7 p.m.

Judy la Manh Julton Miss la Marth Holiday Inn Oakville Morton Shulman N.D.P High Park Wallace McCutcheon Trade and Commerce John Diefenbaker Ontario John Robarts Charles van Horne New Brunswick P.C Donald McDonald Canadian Labor Congress

Permit Totals for Nassagawega Constructions in 1968

Nassagawega township issued seven permits totaling 948800 for 1968, including 46 new residences valued at 860700, six residential additions 26250, two commercial structures 39000 and 17 accessory buildings 22850. April led with 16 houses, four garages and two renovations, totaling 598000.

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Grader Unscathed in Esquesing Road Collision

An Esquesing Township road grader operated by Robert C. Lindsay collided with a small truck on the Eighth Line last week. The truck driven by George Koller of Georgetown sustained 500 in damage. A second North Halton crash on Five Sideroad near the Seventh Line involved Dith Ann Turner and Peter Sammitt. total damage 150.

George Koller Georgetown Robert C. Lindsay R. R Limehouse North Halton Dith Ann Turner Peter Sammitt Homby

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