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exotic dancers from venus were cathy numb that featured older member of the papillon linda perry and keren towntley in a tfcettngclub single c4y guest stars at lea revue 69 wtn a brother and titter pair from tha wallaceburg skating club patricia modde a 13 year ok dented the matinaa and evening audience while her nine year old brother gordon a lijvenil iter earned plaudits for hit performance stall photo from the land of green cheese harry scluipp rick gibson and kevin parker wore moon men with antennae that thone in the dark stall photo tn ftt jjess ninety fourth year no 40 acton ontario wednesday apbil 3 1969 sixteen po record 1500 two skating enjoy shows drinkers dogs on police file an estimated 1500 saturday applauded the best skating carnival yet the acton figure skating club with a record enrolment of 1 10 boyi and girls presented two shows in the afternoon and evening both to full houses disneyland and sounds of music were the themes of the two parti of the lively fast moving show increasing ability was evident of the young skaters who have had instructions now for several years grace and precision combined as the young people presented their numbers arranged by their two attractive instructors nancy skuce and sally leatherland mother had made the colorful costumes with the striking headdresses fashioned by mrs skucet mother mrs barkley of toronto charming solo numbers were skated by linda perry as donald duck robin marsliall as a cowgirl rick gibson as an indian chief kevin parker as davey crockett sharon barber as the evening star diane bagintki as tinker bell diane charelte as a ballerina and debbie dnnkwaller who danced journalism student janet braida ol acton works under tha watchful gate of department head ben rote to give visitors a taste of newspaper routine during sheridan college open house sunday mora on youth page staff photo our 8eapehs white ask bell for better shake boost bell rates april 7 because the number of telephones m the localtervicc atea ol the acton exchange has outgrown the present rate croup increases will go into effect in april to bring rates into line with those charged in other exchanges with a similar number of telephones l g denby bell manager for this area said tint week the increases ordered by the canadian transport commission will boost the monthly rate for twopatty residence service 20 cents higher individual residence service will be 25 cents higher bell notified the commission last october that the number of telephones in the local calling area of the acton exchange exceeded by mote than live per cent the maximum number ol telephones in its present rate group telephone customers served by the acton exchange had i0 87s telephones in their local calling area at the time ol tiling postponed report and pictures ol the night school closing program monday were crowded out ol this weeks paper watch for them next wednesday some time ago the bell telephone company proposed cancelling the long distance charges to cuclph and for some reason unknown to me litis did not go through in travelling around i find that we in acton arc- left out in the cold when compared to where other places can call without a long distance charge look at page two of the acton directory and compare our area with almost any other place better still take a look at the georgetown directory and compare our calling area to milton our county seat or georgetown or a little place like lluttonvtlle surely it is tune to look into this again and ask the bell to give us a fair shake like the above mentioned places and also to give us the lacts ind ligi res maybe those who really do want this will take time to write to the bell and express their views perhaps we will have to pay more on our hill apparently it did not cost georgetown that much to have brampton included while we are at it could we not have mtlton included in our area which would include campbellville all lor the same cost we should be rinding out the cost ol the aforementioned areas now before it is too lae as the bell has applied to raise their rates anyhow lets get something for it pushers for acton c of c urges emergency telephone number acton chamber of commerce it propajing an emergency telephone number in acton and ana to contact doctor police ambulance tervlc and hotpltalt at part ol a countrywide tcham chamber president john shadbolt tale tha tha tyttem hat bean in force in england for tomethlrm like so year tha number over there everyone knowt it 999 ha explained thar ha bean an eettv awareness in many communities throughout canada lor tha need ol a unlvartal emergency reporting number mr shadbolt uld the chamber of commerce throughout canada hat bean made aware ol tha need tor on from many touree tha acton chamber patted a motion at their last meeting to support an emergency telephone tyttem in acton to rtldntt ol the ana will be able at all timet to contact hotpital ambulance doctor and police tha chamber it urging residents to wrjte to their m p supporting tha resolution on rnembar pointed out kitchener it rrylng to get the tyttem now committee appointed by tha chamber lor the current year are a follow i mamberthlpd lindsay e jollyrnore c watteek d dupuu ctvlej rol v nlelttn d timmlngt induttrialj shadbolt c watmck public relatlontdon dupult retail section- paul nielten j camillo d lindsay f gordon the charleston on skates pairs numbers were skated by lori dcllruyn and vicky bristow as mickey and minnie mouse ilecky baxter anil cheryl ballenlyne as tarzan and jane cathy papillon and patli dunn as the twisters a peppy trio were brenda browne colleen de bruyn and susan schtipp the youngest children in the club charmed the full houses when they appeared as jungle animals in the first half of the show the monkeys just a bit wavery on the blades were bobby skucc jimmy britton gordon mcarthur brian llogan jimmy hunter bradley ottaway teddy james and elliott newman zebras m striped costumes were rosemary comglio leslie jenkins mine lamarshc and carolyn gibson bright birds of paradise were judy shadbolt susan milne lunicc batkin carrie mccnstall christine allen sandra jennings shcrri troltcr janet ilntton alana turner paula ruppert jennifer dupuis vicky bristow and lori de bruyn the roarless lions were susan muckle cindy arnold connie mccnstall kim ottaway keltic scott beverly kilby wendy titus colleen mcknight caroline thatcher heather thatcher kim lawrence liu maddeaux kim wood and michelle lleaney as uell as the monkeys other boys in the dnh this year appeared as indians md moon men they were bruce mcltiail double turn millmain a tank true i and a h bunk had a surprise meeting at the mill main corner friday at 5 20 p m when both vehicles began making a right turn at the tame time the big truck came off best with no damage while the car driven by james keane of r r 4 rock wood had si so damage to the left front fender grill and bumper driver of the shell truck was roy alt man kitchener one vehicle was in the curb lane and the other in the through lane when the double turn wedged them together cons farion investigated and charged one of the drivers gregory thompson danny lamarshe steven trotter pelcr and harry st hupp ricky jackson kenneth thompson walter seitz rolf scilz and rick gibson the moon men wore high headdresses with batteryoperated lights nude by jim gibson most appeared several times some girls as many as seven times in various numbers other skaters debbie papillon diane charcttc patti dunn trevolyn patrick susan mcphail peggy mccrae carol continued on poqc 3 i ighl charges of minors consuming or being in possession of liquor while underage were laid on the weekend by acton police the number is unusually high sever ji of the incidents originated at the high school dance i riday evening one youth was arrested and a man was charged with supplying liquor to minors cons wood was on duty at the dance that evening on saturday two charges were laid of minors consuming liquor and an impaired driver was charged saturday evening a young girl sought police help and as a result a youth was charged with assault the girl was baby sitting when the incident occurred not only people gave the police trouble over the weekend there were two reports of vicioui dogs investigated red mil white todrit friday a break in at the red and white store was reported to acton police last riday morning and cons wood investigated apparently the iron door had been forced open with an iron bar and the person ur persons involved had broken out the hack door as far as the owner knew nothing was missing the incident was reported at h 20 a m modness from local merchants comes in a tailored eult with lime nreen apache acarf modelled by ray saltar and a nerottyle pant suit worn by patty wheeler mora on cancer family night fashions on pag 2 staff photo