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GeorgetownActon Wednesday AND UP If you are filing a T1 SPECIAL return thai year specialists at HR Block prepare double check it for the special of 1575 at participating offices They will also check 20 areas of tax savings not shown on the form It any of these appry to you we will prepare the form that maximizes your tax savings It pays to be prepared by Block BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS 25 MILL ST E ACTON DAWK REAL ESTATE OFFICE 51 ST GEORGETOWN FREE Your Childs Portrait In A gift to you from Acton NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY TUESDAY MARCH 15 to 30 ONE DAY ONLY THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF PUBLIC NOTICE ROAD PROJECTS Section 301 of The Municipal Act Take notice that Council ol The Reg Municipality of intends lo pass its meeting be held Wednesday March 1963 1 PRSOS Replacement four culverts crossing Gufilph Line three ol the culverts are located between Colling toad and Britannia Road one culvert is located Immediately south Mo on Line DPR113 ng the uepti and the ret ion tft on the side ue iph Line Coiling Road PR506 Widening and reconstruction Trafalgar road Maple Avenue Regional No 11 to Highway No PrW77B Widening and reconstruction Road a limit of construction It east Appleby Line limit construction 370 Walkers Line The project will also include the reconstruction of Walkers Line 55 It north Derry It south ot Road and Appleby Line a distance 100 m 1328 ft north and south of Road Through its Planning and Public Works Committee at a meeting be held Wednesday March 16 a the Council will hear any person who claims thai his land will be prejudicially by these by laws and who applies to be heard Any parson who wishes to address this matter must contact the undersigned later than Monday March i983attheaddresssetoutbehw Plans detailing these protects are available lor viewing during normal business hours at the Public Works Office located at South Service Road West Brant Road OakvO Ontario World Day of Prayer Services was held at SI Allan Anglican Church on Friday There were speakers from the chur ches from own Speakers Front row to Martens Marsh Salvation Army Tina VUeUtra Christian Reformed Beatrice McManon SI Joseph Alice Baptist Viola Poller Pentecostal Back row I lor Penny Brlitow Si Altons Win- ale Salvation Army June Tribe St bally Smith Trinity United Trinity United and Anne Moore Cooper Christian Reformed Roth Knox Presbyterian 78 at Day of Prayer World Day of Prayer was observed In Acton with an ecumenical service In St Alban Anglican Church Friday Some women were in attendance and 13 members of the different churches took active part in the service The theme of this years service was New Persons in Christ Mrs Penny of St Albans wel comed the ladles to the church and opened the service with a call to prayer and a message from the women of the Caribbean Mrs June Tribe of St gave the call to worship and announced the hymn to be sung Praise to the Lord The Almighty Passages of Scripture were read by ladies from St Joseph Parish Acton Baptist Church Pentecostal Church and from Churchill Community Church Mrs Tribe led in thanking God for His Sod Jesus to which the congregation replied with appropriate sentences of thanks Sally Smith of Trinity United read a portion of Luke IS to show how Jesus forgives us when we confess our sins to him Mrs Tribe as Leader listed the sins for which we asked forgiveness The next section of the service dealt with giving thanks and praise by women of Faith and was illustrated by nine ladies each reading a verse outlining the reasons for their belief In God and His Son Jesus June Tribe led in an expression of thanks for the blessings we receive and in asking In Jesus lime Mis blessings and mercy on all leas fortunate than ourselves The congregation then Joined in The Lords Prayer Mrs Tribe introduced the guest speaker for the afternoon Captain Mrs Winnie Penin of the Salvation Army One of a family of twelve who grew up in Newfound land Captain Mrs met her husband while they were both attending college They were married in and began their ministry in Newfoundland from where they were stationed In Wingham and then Acton Keeping lo the theme of New Persons In Christ Captain Mrs stressed how each new day could be a new beginning In our lives how a fresh start be made learning from the mistakes made in previous days We receive the blessings of The speaker referred to the potter in Jeremiah who dissatisfied with the vessel he was molding broke the clay down Into a mass again to make a fresh start In the same way today if we put our lives In Gods hands He can remodel us into better people Quoting poems learned as a child and during- her training in the army Captain Mrs stressed the great qualities of compassion humility gentleness and forgiveness we develop in closeness with God TTiespeakerrecalledthecIosingllneof a favourite army hymn Oh What a Change What a Difference To have an encounter with God We were reminded that in His presence is fullness of joy at His right hand and of Jesus statement that He came in order that we might have life and have it mora abundantly heavenly life Captain Mrs reminded the aggregation of the great healing power of Jesus and emphasized to know Jesus Is to love Him We were reminded of Christs promise to his disciples to follow Him and He would make them healers of men In closing the speaker affirmed her belief that when we have done the best we can we know we have God approval and prayed that Me would help us each and every day Finally Captain Mrs poem entitled My Influence the first line of which was My Life shall touch a dozen lives before the day is done and the final line becomes a prayer Lord may my life help other lives It touches by the way Mrs JuneTribeledthecongregationlnan expression of thanks and a hymn entitled A Song of Renewal was sung while the offering was received Mrs Marie Hargrave and Mrs Madeleine Lee acted as ushers during the service and took the offering to the altar to be received by Rev Arthur Tribe Rev Tribe closed the service with the benediction following which the guests were Invited Into the Parish Hall for refreshments During the service A C W members Lorna Clark and Mitchell tended the nursery in the lower Parish Hall Knox Alert The Knox Alert Evening Group recently met la the Mary Anderson Room for regular monthly meeting Lilian McL the pre opened the meeting with the Call to Worship Who Am Vera took charge of the program opening with a verse Love followed by the hymn More Love to Thee O Christ The Scripture Psalm and the Prayer were read by Irene Terry Gladys Davidson sang a solo O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go Vera gave a reading Handicaps Disabilities and Things followed by several Valentine readings by Irene Legend of St Valentine So Much la Ours Loves To a Friend Love is Like etc The hymn Love Divine All Loves Excelling and Prayer closed the program Lilian was in charge of the business and the secretarys and treasurers reports were read and adopted Roll Call was answered with a verse of Love Suggestions for an In Memonam for Emma Cole were discussed One idea is a new table for the Mary Ellen Anderson Room Each member la to ask what might be available and where or come up with other suggestions Isabel McDonald reported Real Estate will be available for a bake sale on April It was moved by Vera and seconded by Kathleen that be sent to the Presbyter Treasurer It was suggested that as the Ladies Aid and other groups has baking at the craft and bake sale in October that it might be better to have a pantryshelfwithjams pickles etc from the Alert It was discussed whether we should continue the birthday box as birthdays were Included in the special day envelopes On February the Presbyterlal annual meeting was held at Erin and the World Day Alban a Church on March No one was available to attend the planning meeting on February but Anne Moore was there representing the Daughters of Knox The Benediction closed the meeting and a delightful lunch of straw berry shortcake with whipped cream was enjoyed with a cup of tea Greenock Wl The February meeting of Greenock Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs Altken On arriving a dessert lunch was served The meeting was opened by the president and Mrs Wallace gave meditations The roll call was answered by current events Mrs C Altken gave the house history of her home which was built In 1899 It contains seven bedrooms two stairways IB windows 34 doors inside and seven outside doors The house received telephone service In and hydro 1934 The Greenock WIs 3Sth anniversary was marked January The program was International Manitoba being our twinning province was Ihe substitute Mrs spoke on Agriculture Mrs J Jackson on Industry and Mrs C Johnston on Citizenship Miss gave more tips from the area convention The Quilting Open House summary day is Wednesday March at Melville United Church St Andrews St Fergus from 2 to 4 GOOD REASONS to vow flood agent CAR HOME LIFE BOAT Robert Tait AGENCY LTD 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