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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
2
The Acton Free Press reports on the snow season, noting sanding crews active since December 1 and 3 800 tons of sand used. The Alert Connector plows on routes from Guelph to the Junction at Hamilton and No 735 to Palermo are ready with a Caswell Tra thon crew and radio equipped vehicle. Motorists can call for road conditions at the listed number.
Directory style notice listing dental surgeons and barristers in Acton Ontario with office addresses and hours plus Gray Coach Lines bus departures and times to Acton and Guelph including daily and weekend variations. Includes contact numbers and appointment details for several practitioners.
The Limehouse church held its annual congregational meeting with Rev. F P N Young presiding. Reports noted the building project fully paid by September and $448 raised for further renovations, plus a raised budget to $964. Various officers and stewards were reappointed. a social hour followed the benediction. local members welcomed new arrivals and share community updates.
Canadian National Railways lists multiple daily routes to Toronto with varying departures and exceptions. Services include morning and afternoon trains on weekdays and Sundays, with connections from Stratford and Georgstown areas. Prices and exact times appear jumbled but indicate regular service patterns.
A Ballinafad Hall gathering featured 22 tables and high scores by Mrs. C Wilson Miss Strickland Mr. Willard Sanderson and Mr Jim Barty. A close call occurred loading a comm outfit as Mr Sanderson freed himself after clothing tore. Also noted were births and a hospital post op update for Neil Cotton and a car skid incident causing about $600 damage.
United Church held its annual Congregational meeting in Eden Mijle room with Rev. Legian opening. Ralph Ompaon read minutes while reports praised, nominating committee presented officers, and a social time followed.
Mrs G F Aitken hosted the January Ladies Aid meeting with 12 members and two visitors. The president Mrs W Bruce opened with hymn and reading, a nominating committee was named, readings were given, a word contest won by Mrs Bruce, prayers led by Mrs Maxwell, and refreshments served by the hostess with social time to follow.
A weekend storm forced cancellation of services at Churchill Church on Sunday. Visitors to the Turner home included Tom Gadd and family from Georgetown and Sheila Boehm from Brantford, with other locals and Brampton traveler James Shame noted. High Honours go to Stuart McCulloch for passing Trinity College of Music piano grade two theory with high honours. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James McCullagh of Acton.
A narrative reflects on quitting smoking amid rising health concerns. The writer recalls the link between tobacco and lung disease, describes past smoking habits, family influences, and the gradual resolve to stop after health issues and warnings from reports.
The Nasengawesa WO held its eighth and final meeting on Monday January 20. Members reviewed minutes and discussed improvements and displays for the Day. They worked on bedroom accessory keeper records and handed in completed projects before a snack served by Mrs. Frank.
The by law for 12 county employees shows payroll exceeding 700000 dollars covering administration Centennial Manor Health Unit jail maintenance and more. The report notes 18 to 200 participants at a curling event with adult instructors guiding the youth.
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