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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 07, 1957

Page

5

Bell Telephone Company of Canada Reports Record Year 1966

The seventh annual report shows 243 408 additional telephones raised Ontario and Quebec in service to 2 768 155. Acton added 211 phones to end 1986, wages totalled 130 677 707 in Ontario and Quebec, 39 688 employees, and construction outlays of 139 500 000 with 176 000 008 expected next year. Shareholders exceeded 140 726 with 137 753 residing in Canada.

Bell Telephone Company Canada Bell Ontario Quebec Keith Acton

First Aid Course Begins In Town Hall

The St John Ambulance Brigade held its registration and first lecture in the town hall on Tuesday with 28 attendees including firefighters and eight women. Instructor Jack Hunter from Guelph led theoretical then practical training as local officials plan future Georgetown classes.

St. John Ambulance Brigade Georgetown Acton Jack Hunter Guelph Clasaca Ontario Agricultural College Charlea Jerkins St John Ambulance Town Hall

Eight Students Earn First Class Honors at Trinity College of Music

In the recent theory examinations at Trinity College of Music all pupils from Dorothy Richardson Scull studio RM L T received first class honors. Suzanne Adams Heather Leyland Donna Landsborough Joanne Rang Janet Adams Grace Symona Bonnie Beer Gloria Jean Hall achieved top marks with several 100 per cent scores.

Trinity College of Music Dorothy Richardson Scull Suzanne. Adams Heather Leyland Donna ‘Landsborough Joanne Rang Janet Adams Grace Symona Bonnie Beer Gloria Jean Hall

Sunday School Hosts Dinner for W A WMS at United Church

Sunday School staff entertained ladies of the WMS and WA at the United Church Monday evening in appreciation. About 50 were served a hot meal by the men teachers. Mrs Burns and Miss Bennett expressed thanks for the groups. Burns presented a $50 Sunday school donation to Mrs Mowat. Long showed a continuing picture following the dinner.

W.A W.M.S W. A United Church H. Burns We Wal W. Bennett Burns

Jamaica Ladies Hear Addresses On Frustration Inland Community

Speaker Mrs Culley discussed Jamaica and its inland frustrations to the Woman's Association of the United Church. Rev Mr Culley noted 22 years of ministry in Claremont before moving to Orton. Mrs Burne presided with Mrs Ballentine hosting. a vote of thanks was given and light refreshments served.

Jamaica William Ballentine Woman's Association of the United Church Burne M. Pennett Ryeraon Hallentine Culley Claremont Mra Shoemaker

Knox group hosts talk on Philippines and communism fight

The Daughters of Knox church group met Monday with Mrs Bob Brayshaw as guest speaker describing the church’s work in the Philippines, its regions, and the anti communism effort. Obituary notes retirement farmer William Henry McCullough died on his 82nd birthday with multiple survivors and a funeral at Norval Presbyterian Church.

Bob Brayshaw Philippines Daughters of Knox Young Bern van Fleet Lorne Manters Don le Roche Allan Holmes Dorn Allan Philipines Mise Inez McLelan Brayahan FDI William Henry McCullough Norval

Lebanon Native Upholds Nasser At Local YMCA Talk

Lebanon native and McMaster University student John Agulin spoke to the Acton Y Men's Club via the YMCA last week. He argued Nasser acted in Egypt's best interests by nationalizing the Suez Canal and explained the canal contract's early termination. He described Arab views as complex, urging tolerance while noting shifts toward the Soviet sphere if Western pressure continued. Rev. Ray Costerna introduced him, and Mansell Nella thanked the group for the address.

Lebanon Nasser John Agulin Dicinity School McMister University Hariltan Acton Yn Ther YMCA News East Today Mapa Ag Egypt Suez Canal Canada United Kingdom Nuxact Aguhan Trantyr Nassero Assam Tmphiea Israel Aguljanowas Akcurion Nasser Agulian Warn Ray Costerna Acton Baptist Church Mansell Nella

Chesley Colts and Wingham Fight for WOAA Junior Title

Hockey playoffs shine as Chesley and Wingham battle in a best of nine WOAA junior final for the title with Acton awaiting the winner. Chesley drawn as Cinderella tumbling to a 4-3 loss after a late Wingham surge. Large Chesley crowd fills the natural ice arena for game eight with game nine at Chesley planned. Meaford Knights lead Milton 2-1 in a seven game Senior B series after a 12-1 rout, while Georgetown Junior Raiders rally to beat Preston 3-1 in their series.

Chesley Colts Wingham Spitfires Tarve—Rearty WOAA Acton Chesley Western Ontario Colts Leas En Teoksa Thar Wall Chealey Chesley Fana Wingham Crew Meaford Knights Milton Serees Milton Crew Froor Knights Meaford Pontiac Chiefs Milton Hopers Georgetown Raiders Preston

North Halton Golf Club Officers for 1957 Named

Jobo Wo Mell of Georgetown was elected to a second term as director at the North Halton Club meeting held at the Georgetown clubhouse. William McNally as vice president and James Forrymancer De Grah. Hussy Woods as greens manager Jack Malcolm as finance Dr JW Chamberlain Ross Phone saw membership. Ken Nash Jack Gordon Don Haverager Jim Linten works manager. Dee Dobie Multen Alt Scott serve on the board. A volunteer work party plans to close in the eastern verandah of the club house to expand the main lounge.

North Halton Golf Club Jobo Wo Mell Georgetown North Malton + Country Club Willian McNally Prident James Forrarymancer de Grah Pecretianus Smitten Hussy Woods Greens Jack Malcolm JW Cham-berlain Ross Phone Foowinkies Ken Nash Jack Gordon Don Haverager Jim Linten Dee Dobie Multen Alt Scott

Junior Hi-Y welcomes new members at induction meeting

Girls of Junior Hi-Y inducted new members at One YMCA on Monday March 4. Names include Kaniby Salt Courtney Mary Hunter Susan Dedete Ena Waller and Santia Hudson. Induction team consisted of Anne Watkins Raith Francescatena and Katherine Karkiness.

Tieen Snemabers Y Kaniby Salt Dev Courtney Mary Hhunter Susan Dedete Ena Waller Santia Hudson Anne Watkins Raith Francescatean Katherine Karkiness Aise Kicle Welton

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