It's Up to You Good Salesmanship Basis: Chamber Talk
George W. Allen urged Acton Chamber of Commerce members to view all work as sales, stressing sincerity to serve the public and personal self improvement. He noted health and effort as keys to success, with several guests speaking and lunch served by Legion Ladies.
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George W. Allen
Acton Legion Auditorium
Acton Chamber of Commerce
Frank Torry
Chamber of Commerce
Mac Allen
Stall Praguer
Nd Aelive
Canmfa
Chamber of Comanerce
Bethd
Allen
Tiedie
Epeaken
Dechar
Ma Allen
Aimaere
Tebniel
Vofaddeer
Tre Sprakes
Naneigs
Gale
Stag Hall
Halton
Dick Sands
Hvancote
Dennis
Night School Display Attracts Capacity Crowds In Parish Hall
A crowded St Alban’s parish hall hosted the annual night school display and gatheing Monday evening. George Bowman opened the program as Mrs William Ballentine recited, with notes on future reorganization and an art exhibit. Students showcased sewing, upholstery, copper tooling, weaving, and painting, with many dresses and suits worn by makers and families.
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JR Perry
E Landsborough
Alan Ellerby
Frank Black
Georgetown
St. Alban’s Pariah Hall
George Bowman
William Ballentine
Ho Newton
Bowman
Carol McCutcheon
Heather McCutcheon
Helen McCutcheon
Huntley
Packer
Guelph
Mel Jones Sprosten
Florence B Hewen
Duplay
Flower
Wera Biengy
Waa
Roe Arcie
George Howeman
Jack Crewshton
David Ditts
Ted Hansen
Stanley Joe
Roy Kirkness
Edwin Lands Isugh
Clare Pickett
Herb Price
Matra Yarner
Frank van Wyck
Nellie’ Wilkin
Doug
Ma Ararat
Hilton Eliott
TH. Briggs
Shirley Arm
Strong
Peter Bingies
John Chapman
Lloyd Chiften
Price Henderson
Joe Jang
Witham
W. D. ‘Tabotn
Ifvey Rayne
Kay Costerus
Olynne Etterby
George Ler Mere Lyat McCutehron
Murda McCuteheon
Muriel Simpson
Jean Rowe
Jean Burns
Olive Cass
Mac Dedela
Willan
Garner
Alice Golden
J Inglis
Nh Mainprize
Dorothy Morris
Mac Symon
Harald Townasles
Orgs Wallace
Freda Buckman
Nuc Patrick
Nancs Dadiels
Mra Dosce
Phil Caddick
Dewdigs
Chagplesland
Leyland
Cher
Doris Allan
Normman
Gordon Currie
Olive Toe
John McHugh
Mesean Morrison
J. Roberrs
Johny Sprowl
Mary Stone
Ball Toth
George Young
Lorne Youngblut
Kabe Ritchie
Put Te
Wilhelm
Naval Big Ballentine
Helen Bayne
Vic Barker
John (Gary
Carol Fetterly
Chisy Forster
Andy Frank
Pearl Hamilton
Mildred Het Ferpan
Helena Hills
Mra
Theatre Night Draws School Beneath February Glow
The Home and School Association hosted Theatre Night on February 28. School children enjoyed the afternoon program and many parents and children attended the evening showing.
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Home and School Association
Delay to Fire Chief Requests Aid for Rural Calls
Fire Department responded to a chimney fire at Ho Thornhill in rural area. Delay in fire truck arrival blamed on insufficient location details and township names requested by the fire dispatcher. chief cites rural call challenges and notes little or no delay expected with better information.
Free Press Office Adds Noon Hours Starting March 18
The Free Press announces noon hour service from 12 to 1 pm beginning Monday March 18 to assist readers with information and immediate service. A competent attendant will handle advertisements orders printing and payment of accounts. The office also opens Saturdays from 8 to 12 am.
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Free Press
Ontario to Install New Mercury Vapour Street Lights
Hamilton Ontario to install mercury vapour street lights on Mil Street from Main to the CNR tracks after approval. Each unit costs 147 dollars including material and labor, replacing 300 watt bulbs with 400 watt bulbs and 20 000 lumen output. Savings over fluorescent lights cited at 103 dollars per unit.
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Unil
Ontario Hydro
Hamalton
Frederick Kircet
Mason
Local OPP Office Changes and Fire Hall Plans
Local authorities report changes in personnel at the OPP office and approvals for fire hall plans. Officials discuss survey results, budget transfers, and DMA system comparisons while council reviews by laws and petitions for Thursday Good Friday closings and school debentures.
Scouters Plan Parents Night For Cubs Scouts
Arrow Scouters held a reunion at the Scout Hall after noon last Sunday. Leaders will host the first Cub and Scout Parents Night with an outline of activities and a display of Cub and Scout works.
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Arrow
Perents
Prayer Service in St Albans Anglican Church
A prayer service is being held at St Albans Anglican Church located at 290 pm. The event honors a literary artist whose life spanned Hungary, World War II, and migration to the United States with family, reflecting on spiritual depths and poetic prose.
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Mire Vasasuty
Hungary
Tostand
United States
Ashe
Acton
St Albans
Health Unit reports mumps cases and leadership issues in Acton
Halton County Health Unit notes 28 mumps cases countywide with Acton singled out for discussion. February sees 17 cases amid concerns over chicken pox, measles, whooping cough, and lede rship changes in packs and troops. Contingent planning for next October events discussed.
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Halton County
Acton’y
Menasea
Fire at Grant Motors on Queen Street limited damage
Fire crews responded around 11am at Grant Motors on Queen Street Thebes as Chief Jack Newton said sparks from a chimney may have caused the blaze Fire Brigade acted quickly to confine the fire and avert major damage
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Priemon
Grant Motor
Queen Street
Here
Jack Newton
Grant Motors
Queen St Thebews
Acten
Toronto Men of Song Present Varied Parish Hall Program
A small crowd attended a varied program by the Toronto Men of Song at the Parish Hall on Saturday March 2. The event was sponsored by the YMCA and featured a selection of songs performed by local men.
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Toronto
Men of Song
The
YMCA
Saturday Merchants Draw Winners And Local News
Mrs. Charles Gaugh won 32 dollars with a 30 percent coupon in the weekly merchants draw at the post office. E. Grishaw took 35 dollars, while R. Angel earned 96 dollars with a 40 percent coupon for the week ending February 23. A. Van den Boom claimed a five dollar award. Livestock rescued from the Coles barn fire is sheltered in R.N. Brown's barn and Nat. is being used to complete water needs.
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Charles Gaugh
E. Grishaw
R. Angel
A. van den Boom
the. Coles
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