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B4 The Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct Ballinafad Unfortunate accidents visitors from England Eden Mills Observe anniversary with special speaker By Mrs Winifred Smith Sorry to have written an in correct news item last week which stated that Christine was home from hospital Christine is still confined to the Sick Childrens hospital in Toronto where she is receiving special care but is gradually recovering from injuries received in a car accident My apologies for any Incon venience this misunder standing may have caused There were a great many disappointed people when Georgetown fair had to be cancelled The exhibits in the hall were exceptionally good this year Of course they had been all arranged and Judging done on the Friday Congratulations to Mrs Alice Sanderson one of our local girls who had quite a few entries and won many prizes Ospringe Two unfortunate accidents happened to young people in the neighborhood recently Knryn seven year old twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Colton fell down the basement stairs in her home on Friday of last week and on Sunday Todd teenage son of Mr and Mrs John Loughlan was walking along the town line when he was struck down by a car Karyn received a bad gash in her head which required nine stitches Todd was taken to Georgetown Hospital and found to be suffering from shock and bruises to his body but was released and is recovering at his home World wide Communion Sunday was observed on Sunday when a great many worshippers came out to attend the service The childrens choir sang an anthem Praise In Nature Mrs Jill Jessup and Mr Bob directed the children All added much to the service Mr Stiles had a story for the children entitled The Slaver and the Slave also a story about the author of the hymn Amazing Grace which was interesting to both children and grownups After the singing of the hymn Amazing Grace the children retired to their Sunday school classes The ministers sermon was on Caring and Sharing followed by the sacrament of the Lords Supper The girls team had a very successful banquet and dance at the community centre Saturday night The girls provided the food and the music was provided by disc Jockey AH had a good time Morgan returned to Guelph General Hospital on Saturday where he is to un dergo more surgery We hope his stay will be a short one and he returns home com pletely recovered fine and fit again Mr and Mrs returned home to Liverpool England on Sunday evening after visiting with their son here and members of his family Mr Barker from England has relumed for another visit with his daughter Ruby and soninlaw Bob Pinker ton and little grandsons Dogs have been tormenting sheep on the farms in the neighborhood recently Dr Buckrell found several of his sheep had been attacked by dogs right in the barnyard and two dogs were seen by Mr Buckrell senior in broad daylight molesting one of the 150 enjoy turkey supper by Debbie Manhall Saturday Oct 1 was the United Church of Eden Mills annual turkey supper About ISO people sat down to a fan tastic meal of turkey and trimmings The Presbyterian Women held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Black- lock Mrs opened the meeting with a reading I am the Bread of Life fol lowed by prayer and the singing of hymn Sec retary treasurer and corres pondents reports were read The roll call was answered by an article for the fall bazaar This is the communitys bazaar which is to be held in Limehouse the hall on Nov 26 Mrs W reported on her meeting of the WMS council The next meeting will be the fall on Oct 25 at the home of Mrs G Pennies for the Fellowship of the Least Coin were received and ded icated by Mrs E Lockett Serenity or the soul was read by Mrs The meeting was closed with hymn followed by prayer There were three lucky cup winners following a tasty lunch served by Mrs and Mrs Tickets ore now on sale for the Nov 19 Cabaret Night Goes Fifties They con be Mn McLua joined with churches all over the world in observing World Wide Com munion Sunday Young people confirmed in their member- Clifford J IS SS or Debbie Marshall Anderson Laurie Ann Early Gregory James Kitching and Jay Robert Hitching Oct 16 at 11 am will observe their anniver sary with Rev Collin Todd of Guelph as special speaker The turkey supper is to be served on Oct three sittings pm Rockwood Roundup WI wins first 4H groups meet attend anniversary Doris Fines Eight girls have joined the Mimosa Club to take the project Fea turing Fruit Eleanor Taylor and Margaret Goring arc the leaders Knsline was elected president Churchill Taylor vicepresi dent Adams secre tary and Linda Moore trea surer The other members are Cheryl Carol Gustow Betty Jo and Valeric Freeman The meet ings will be held each Wed nesday evening in Mimosa church Any girl years or over wishing to join will still be welcome The Ospringe group under the leadership of Mrs Edward Smith and Mrs Henry had six Western holiday ends for Mr Mrs Binnie by Jo Anne Turner Mr and Mrs Charles Fourth Line have recently returned from a three weeks vacation visiting relatives in Western Canada They flew to Calgary where they were met by Mr Binnies nephew He took them on a motor trip through the coalmining region of Alberta into British Colum bia through magnificent mountain scenery to Grand Forks BC where they visited cousins The return route took them through the Alberta oilfields After a brief rest in Calgary they set out again by car this time to the eastto visit relatives in Earl Then they travelled by air from to Winnipeg where they stopped to visit Mrs Binnies relatives at Warren Man before flying home They reported a lot of wet weother in the west with harvesting delayed because of the rains However the poor weather in no way marred the welcome and fine western hospitality they re ceived everywhere they went Last Sunday was World- Wide Communion and there was a good attendance at Churchill Community Church The Rev Jas McFadden was in the pulpit The Junior Choirs anthem was entitled Sons of God Next Sunday Thanks- will be preaching Members of the Junior Choir plan to decorate the sanc tuary on Saturday morning for the Thanksgiving service All those who could assist with flowers fruits and vege tables are requested to bring them to the church Saturday morning or contact a choir member for pickup The CCCW reminds you that the fall paper drive is the end of this month Monday and Tuesday October and 25 Newspapers tied securely in bundles arc to be left as before in the storage shed at Norm Turners Precast Concrete members at their second meeting They talked about the fruits they had never eaten The leaders made Fruit Cocktail while the girls cut up the fruit They made bowls of grapefruit Karen Pankratz was elected sec retary Mr and Mrs Ross Fer guson Mrs Thomas Fines and Doris Pines attended the wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs T J Rees at Mount Forest on Saturday afternoon Many friends in cluding some from Erin gathered at the United Church to greet Mr and Mrs Rees and their sons Roland who lives in Kitchener and Joe of Toronto Mr and Mrs Gordon spent a week at Elgin visiting with their daughter and soninlaw Mr and Mrs Mike Hutchison and family Guest preacher at Knox Presbyterian Church on Sun day was of There was a congregational meeting after the service A joint congregational meeting with Erin will be held at Burns Church on Oct 16 The staff of Pub lic School have already set the date for their Christmas concert looking ahead to Dec by Mrs Art Benton We extend sympathy to Mrs Ritchie Benton and son in the passing or Mr Benton last Monday following a long illness We are pleased to hear that Womens Institute fairs committee took another prize with their display at Georgetown fall fair We feel very sorry that all local fairs had to contend with inclement weather Mr and Mrs R D B Shcp- pord were guests at the Par sons Carta wedding and reception in Paisley United Church on Oct 1 We shall miss Mr and Mrs Michael Payne and family who have sold their home here to the James of the Sixth Line and pur chased property at Hockley We welcome Mr and Mrs Bert who have moved from Georgetown to Mrs James Nobles house Well over 300 enjoyed hot turkey with all the trimmings at the Presbyterian Church annual anniversary dinner on Wed evening Mrs Leslie Campbell California has been visiting the Nortons and Latimers here Mrs Ted Morrow of Toronto also visited the Nor tons recently Omitted Omitted from the Acton Fall Fair results in last weeks paper were Geoffrey Maltbys bantams in the poultry section Geoffrey won one first one second and a third In this class visii relatives in next inanxs- Grey Sask for a few days giving the Rev A W Choice SIRLOIN TIP TOP ROUND ROASTS PRIME i RIB ROAST Boneless I 89 Bone In it Lean SHOU ROAST Tender BLADE SHORT RIB R Extra Lean BONELESS POINT BRIS ROLL it STEWING BEEF ib 29 Lean GROU BEEF Fresh SMALL LINK SAUS Schneiders OLD FASHIONED HAMS Maple Leaf SLICED SIDE BACON LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET by Kerry Chalmers Cub 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