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Ballinafad Daring car theft at busy store Sat Hi Mrs About 1 Saturday after noon the Corvette car owned by Shortill was en from his driveway The store was busy and numerous cars of customers around and right out in broad daylight Ihe car was taken Police were called but as yet no trace of it is found Mr and Mrs Henry Burn and boys visited their re latives near Montreal on the long weekend Misses Penny and Shortill left on Saturday for a holiday In Western Miss Sandra Hancock is al so having a trip out west Mr and Mrs and family spent a pleasant week end up north Mr and Mrs were also away for the week Mr and Mrs Usher Sr visited Doug and Miry on Sunday They live in Oakville and enjoy a visit with son and wife here As there was no church on Sunday there is no news of church activities However Ihe mens choir members treated their wives lo a plea trip Sunday New post Morrow of Tor onto visited Mrs and Lillian on the weekend began her new position as deputy clerk of Erin Town ship Monday Mrs had an interesting conversation with her brother the Rev Joseph Dampier He had re turned from an extensive tour of the Mediterranean inth We see by the Observer that Rev James Kirkwood has re turned from Zambia and he and Marion are In George town He will be the new As Secretary lor Africa for the Division of World Out reach A lcller from Mrs Margar Simpson who resides near Sudbury tells of a picturesque tour of Azilda Valley and Heights She stales that much of the arci from Chelmsford to Val flat with farms Eden Mills and Is well built up Its very interesting lo hear of differ parts of our own Ontario An auction sale was held in the hall on Sunday Quite a few good articles are offered and a good crowd was out It makes rather a mess of the hall though Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson accompanied Mr and Mrs Dick Shortill on Saturday to dinner in Guelph the occasion being Ruth birthday Birthday The Snow family had a birthday get together on Sun day for their mother Mrs Phideln Drouillard Kisses for his 85th by Mrs Wright The annual picnic of Eden Mills Presbyterian look the form of a pot luck dinner with Mrs Ted opening her home for the After the dinner a short business meeting was by the president Mrs Wallace opening with a poem entitled God Prayer Minutes read by Mrs Kay Stevenson in the absence of Mrs and the isurer given by Mrs MicDonald There is no meeting for the The hydro controversy rages all over our aria and has done so for the past three years The enormous standards seem to be inevitable and most of the general public have shrugged their shoulders However a recent mimeographed notice from Walter Scott of Georgetown Safely Engineer for Massey Ferguson set me back on my heels It reads Danger to horses and near high voltage electrical lines Do not ride or drive horses near or under ultra high voltage electrical lines planned for this area Any metallic items in tack bits buckles etc will pick up an electrical charge which may give the horse a severe electrical shock This in turn will cause erratic unpredictable actions by the horse The voltage buildup in the ground near lines may also cause a current to flow between the front and rear legs of a horse between a rider and horse when mounting or handling a horse or between horses as they touch each other Riders should not allow their horses to touch any ungrounded metallic objects machine or fence Under a set of unfavourable conditions a horse could become electrocuted The mental pictures this litlle goodie aroused were wild Very few riders consider any electrical danger from high voltage wires so I investigated A reporter friend has been covering all the regional hydro meetings and asked a hydro representative about the warning and possible danger The answer he received was typical of what seems to be hydro s lack of concern for rural dwellers Apparently the hydro commission fed there s no danger to equestrians from any ground electrical field All the rider has do is place insulation under the saddle and he won be in danger my friend was told However no one said what could happen to horse Besides who goes around with insulation under his saddle If I were you fellow equestrians 1 d make sure to avoid all high voltage lines like the plague It would be awful to find out who was correct you may end up as a statistic in hydro battle monlhof July so Mrs Mi lean ottered home for the meeting fellowship of least Coin is dedicited Mrs followed up we adjourned lo the lawns or I uck Cup Mrs Wilson most coins Mrs McLean eldest Mrs Sara tiilbertson contest Mrs ball throw Mrs Wright time nee Mrs Stevenson Courtesy convener Mrs Wilson thanked tin less for the use of her home plus those in thirst the 1- null gathering Several friends from Eden Mills ittendtd the firmly at the farm of Mr liny Gordon on to honour him on his Kith birth day Over rel itivcs ind friends sit down to dinner on the six dock Hoy cut his ly Lake ind all joined in sinking Birthday The weather was excellent re newed old They were therefrom fcden Mills Milton and other places and Ins neighbours eol handshakes good wishes and kisses from Ihe ladies To Spain Martini Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs llodnev Bel left bv plant to visit an uncle Mr Mrs Bourne in Spain for two months Mr and Mrs irk Moore have returned home holidaying Nova I Sunshine The Sunshine lul met in club room in Mills Hill for the lis meeting until September in Wednesday President Mrs Anna Wilson opened hen all joined in singing Minutes and treasurer s reports wen Mrs Manecllowne also some correspondence is read It was moved to keep the tables with Mr Jen offer to alter them Two readings were Mrs Wright entitled s off her Rocker Another Kind of Grand ma All the card BAKERY WAGON dating back to about was sold at the auction sale for the estate of George Curne It had been in Jus barn for years Buyer was Ernie Wilson who has a farm and heavy equipment auction business at Milton to be kept as a collector item Little David in side decided it should be his because it had his name on it Mother didnt agree Ebenezer Church picnic Kitching farm Mrs P and daughter Elizabeth of Don Mills visited the Patterson a few weeks ago We regret that Mrs S Kirkpatrick now of Acton is in hospital again but hope that she may bo feeling better Mrs J Brown her daughter and daughter in law were hostesses for a mis shower for bride tobe Beryl week ago Mrs Bert Benton and John a few days her rents in last week Lawn show Saturday The Poultry and Pet stock Association is holding a lawn show at the Eden Mills Rod and Gun club this Saturday Local people are exhibiting The Acton Free- Wad July District SWIMMING POOL SUPPLIES Stabilized Chlorine Stabilizer Muriatic Acid AVAILABLE AT GLENLEA DRUG MART QUEEN ST ACTON 8532220 NOTICE NO 7 HWY AND SIDEROAD ACROSS FROM PARK TOYOTA JUST WEST OF GEORGETOWN 8778500 STORE HOURS long Tun Wed a to Thun Fri 9am to Sal Sim to Sun to USA NO 1 NEW POTATOES JOS NO 1 WATERMELON 59 CHRISTIE S BUTTERMATE 0Z LOAF BREAD 39 31 FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ARRIVE FRESH DAILY IU Mrs Melt tin it fur Hit nut two mil Mrs I in inOnllij I hurt will July ind School Sip I from It months enjened i on firm tnjoyed a pot luck dimes indnciswcre followed swim lo Jim on lrrival of a for rlhduv lo Inn horn ib Jem Minnie St Sheldon Jim McLean art spending a few days visit int in rhorold Question Jesus Pilate the answer of silence SI raneis took a young monk for a walk When return id said that they had not done any preaching SI Iran said thit they had lKcn observed When they accusing Jtsus falsely He tn answer with lltnry bawd Thoreau was put in prison because he felt it not right people for an unjust war When asked him what he was doing in then in doing out there comes in of the of God I tht of fur you New Hours SUNDAY WEDNESDAY am to 11 pm THURSDAY am to Midnight FRIDAY and SATURDAY am to am For the Most Mouth Watering Pizza and Chicken in Acton Visit ACTON en 29 MILL STREET EAST PHONE phone LINDA RUSSWURM of Rockwood readies her self to start her mount Real Flame on Sundays 35 mile Competitive Trail Ride as George checks her time on the stopwatch Linda came first in the Lightweight Division iliks for i son i of hi for sum months Trips Mrs his tumid I iks for thru Mrs Mil is 111 tin New paving on Mill E 1 on Mill was this wtek to improve roadway The sidewalk ins last last year now am between the is paved FREE ADMISSION BINGO EVERY MONDAY 00 CASH PRIZES INTERNATIONAL JACKPOT MUST Special GUARANTEED MUST GO 20 Regular Games at each PLUS MANY MORE EXCITING GAMES Bring This Ad For Double Card for 20 Regular Games 2nd Early Bird Buses in and Acton Area Call 853 INTERNATIONAL CENTRE Airport Rd and Derry Rd MONDAY IS FUNDAY 20 OFF WEEK ONLY WED JULY 7th to TUES JULY PANTI HOSE Buy Get FREE STORE HOURS Open Wed Sat Thun Frl E ACTON 0041 LADIES WEAR Miw