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new type faces the acton free press wednesday september a 1968 3 electronics in our newsroom speed up paper production red cross examiner hands lunior awards to david marcoux kevin marcoux and john scoyne after swimming tests at miltons ro red cross instructors came from streetsvillc to test the learners at milton swimming pool thursday those from acton who were successful in passing were senior corie maxwell cathy ashley carol masates karen ashley maryfrances marcoux junior john ashley john scoyne david marcoux kevin marcoux jan stachyra richard stachyra kathleen dills beginners kevin jordan craig jordan judy scoyne tary pool last thursday sovoral carloads of young acton swimmers wont to milton for lessons all august staff photo warns regional government studies will break up halton a current study of regional government on a county basis may force the breakup of the county deputy- reeve w gillies of oakville warned halton county council mr gillies noted burlington had recently studied the possibility of city status and oakville was currently preparing a similar stuay tie recounted that peel county representatives were not satisfied with a proposal from that currently preparing a similar study he recounted that peel county representatives were not satisfied with a proposal from that the oakville deputy proposed meeting of all members of the county council to receive the views of members if we go for a single county unit all we would be doing is shoring up the county government and i dont think it can be done lie declared reeve h hinton of acton defended the county committees ability to prepare background information for submission to the county council were only doing u survey to present the facts to the county he noted as an individual i dont think oakville and burlington will get city status the department of municipal affairs is showing a definite lack of interest in granting city status he declared electronics and rapidly expanding technology in the field of graphic arts has played a new role in bringing you this weeks issue of your local paper you may notice for instance there are very few if any hyphens at the ends of lines in the text 6r news columns of this issue this has come about with lje introduction of new equipment in the composition area which has a tendency to dazzle as you see it in operation now keyboard operators type the news and as well as producing the normal typewritten copy they are transmitting impulses to a magnetic tapei rrjuch like that on a tape recorder when the tape is played out through an output machine a smajl rapidly revolving disc or type prints out the columns you read at i so words a minuteneatly aligned on the front and back end to produce the columns of type if errors have been detected at the original typing a new tape is produced including only the lines containing the errors the two tapes are placed on opposite ends of the printout machine and the equipment will merge the material so the columns printed are correct there are many features of the equipment that make it superior to that which is being replaced there is a greater variety of type faces available and the material printed out can be shaped around pictures or set in longer lines last weeks issue included the new type faces and this weeks issue is being produced on the civilian telex operator busy man at milton opp for 1 9 yearold james mara milton opp is one of three area detachments where he has been employed as a telex operator although mara calls hamilton home he has previously been employed at the district headquarters in burlington and the general headquarters in toronto in toronto mara worked on telex full time and he learned radio procedures in burlington in milton he handles telex church notices frksbytirian church in canada knox church acton rev andrew h mckenzie ba b d minister mr e a hansen ba organist and choir master trinity church the united church op canada minister rev gordon b turner ba bj director of music organist mr george elliott ma phd sunday september 8th 1968 945 am church school for ages 3 to 15 yuir resume 1100 am service of public worship sermon subject the uphl tiny ex pcncncc ol worship that all men need everyone must welcome vanoil pentecostal tabernacle pa o c 33 churchill road rev s m thoman pastor 8532715 1968 1968 sunday september 8th 10 00 ojii sunday school 1 1 00 a m morning worship 7 00 p m evangelistic service tuesday 8 pm prayer service and bible study thursday 8pm christ ambassadors psalm 119 4 thou art m hid ing place and m shield i hope in th word sundav september bin sunday school 1000 am nurscn to grade 4 11 00 am grades s to 8 10 00 a m r morning worship pieacher mr allan lauder under appointment is a la preachcrin lniii in uuik in manitoba 7 30 pin the sacrament ot hol cuinniunion ptisbvuiv service recognizing the ant ilg million ol trinih and ihuielull united churches ttu re doipi d v in ut st paul s church oikville rcupliun huui to lollou all vlosi welcome acton baptist church founded 1842 pastor rii sunlii g minion res 144 tide ave phone 853 1615 bfthbl christian reformed church minister rev p brouwer ba b d acton ontario sunday suhlmber 8th 1968 10 00 am english service 11 10 am sundav school 2 30 p m alternating dutch and english service saturdav bible classes 10 12 am everyone welcome mapi avenue baptist church 81 maple ave georgetown pastor rev robert c lohnei si mday slptembi r 8th 1968 ms i m chin eh skikuii ind aduli bihh diss 1100 iin woi ship sin in cuid cms is iv words this will bi oui sipt communion 1 lu p isiot n ill pu ich 700 p in lvi iiin sirvice iii ill selling christ spiel ll lllllsle all ale welcome wnliiisiliv 730 pi ivi bible sludv ihuisdii i pin choir piaitic tim hon shall vie ihleit so fclllt sllv itloll hebrews 2 3 vn niietin and esc ipe it sunday september 8th 1968 here is our sincere invitation to the whole family to attend church 9 45 am sunday school all age 1 1 00 a in morning service 7 00 pm evening evangel 745 p in wednesday prayer meeting acton 8531956 georgetown 8774665 st the church of a1ban the martyr anglican coiner willow st and st albans drive rei 11 j davison ba b th sundav slp1lmblr 8th tnnilv xiii 10 00 am matuns 1968 radio and telephone calls all chores formerly handled by an onduty officer with mara handling all the front office business the force can put another officer on the road he commutes from his hamilton home daily the mdton opp cover the entire north halton rural area although he finds the work interesting mara has ambitions of becoming an o p p constable when he turns 21 years of age the minimum age for an o p p constable telex is relatively new to milton an average of 200 messages are tent from the mdton office per month each of which is recorded on a chart showing the time and destination of the message the machines are common in many of the forces in ontario and where a small town does not have one they work in cooperation with a neighboring force that does messages can be despatched anywhere in canada within a matter of seconds depending on its destination will be channelled through either district headquarters in burlington or general headquarters in toronto and then to the detachment or series of detachments desired codes designate the origination of the message and the area it is going to messages can be sent to american stations by channelling them through western union where they are despatched from detroit ot boston the machine itself resembles a typewriter keyboard it can both despatch and receic messages at a tate ot about 65 words per nunutc jnd reach all ontario ot canadj if necessary within a mattet of seconds betore telex messages wen sent by phone radio or written wotd the speed and ease messages can be sent is a great advantage in the communication system so necessary in polite work re dr robert d buelcner any ps i receipts etc may be obtained from mrs j bousefield h church st e acton u4747 ibm selectnc composer as well operators from the acton plant have taken special training in hamilton the the equipment and youll be seeing an unproved typorraphy in the issues to come the more readable typefaces will be a benefit to readers and it is hoped will give you even more enjoyment from the hours you spend with your local newspaper quality ba products save you money gasoline motor oil i diesel fuel 1 fuel oils 1 stove oils m oil iwrnif finemc nm 10 vft to pay small carrying chargaa dpndbu sarvlc thompson fuels ltd 44 youno st acton phoni s533i74 i mrs joanne duval has boon working overtime this week typing newspaper copy for tho first time on the new magnetic tape solector recorder from this machine the tape is trans ferred to a magnetic tape selector composer which automati cally produces typo as it appears in the paper notice the difference staff photo one of a kind 1965 buick la sabre sedin lie this fine automobile was traded inby the original owner who preferred manual steerintr and brakes wc are 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