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Gordon at St wit aiadenli In the be Utile it boo Frank led tells ireh fruit and vegetable at the operated by Kevin Roy right Flea market is a sign of times Kevin Roy once a victim of a lack economy is making those same economic conditions work for him Roy from his sales Job at Steel last fall has opened a farm and Ilea market on just west of Crewson s Corners I think it s a sign of the times that people are frequenting flea markets these days Roy commented With economic conditions as they arc people are looking for bargains Roy is hoping his flea market Eramosa Emporium will grow as a country style market with fresh fruit vegetables baked goods cheese antiques odds and ends and something the shopping centre flea markets don have lots of fresh air Emporium opened on Victoria Day Weekend and already it has attracted city people as well as local customers and bargain hunters He has six regular vendors at he market and is aiming for 30 booths indoors and eventually a few more tables outdoors The market is currently open Saturdays and Sundays and customers is no pro blem There a lot of weekend traffic rolling past on With indoor facilities he added the flea market can become a year round operation Flea market operations have been a family activity Roy father in law has also operated a flea market business for years When the facilities on become available Kevin Jumped at the opportunity Once the flea market Is established Roy will also set up a propane refilling station for trailers and cars open seven days a week Ebenezer Rev Finleyis retiring by Mrs It McLean Come and enjoy fresh straw berries Thursday night Next Sunday at II Eden Mills and meet at Eden Mills Park for a joint service picnic and farewell to Rev and Mrs Russel who have served this pastorate faithfully since They are retiring to with best wishes from their many friends In case of ram the event will be held in the community hall Communion was observed on Sunday Elizabeth Anne Koehler was confirmed In church membership Marion Diamond presented Lois Beaton with a life member s pin The Beaton family who are moving to 3 will be much missed Hank and Audrey were in Newfoundland to at tend the funeral of Audrey aunt There will be no church services the first two Sundays in July On July 17 our new minister Rev Sam Wigston will be in charge Town coontky DRY CLEANING 8770387 DRY CUANWG SERVICE MONDAY HALTON HILLS SHOPPING CENTRE ITS IN THE BAG AND FREE FROM WEIGHT WATCHERS JOIN A WEIGHT WATCHERS CLASS bet At tend for twelve consecutive weeks Inn sum and beaut tote bag is yours DONTHISS OUT START NOW 8269200 iHH Anniversary service fills church Sunday GeorgetownActon Wednesday June 1963 fcrDcriiFuKa The church was full on Sunday morning for the anniversary service of Knox Presbyterian Rev Wayne Allen spoke on Sin and Nofault Religion which he said no matter who we are we are in need of forgiveness The musical messages were also rewarding Rev sang two solos The Graham sisters Beth Elaine and Colleen favored with two numbers as did the Friendly Four Quartette then the trio and quartette combined for a couple of numbers Byron Bruce on behalf of the church accepted from Cub leader Peter Dubeau a certificate of appreciation to the sponsors of the Scout and Cub Pack Refresh menta were served in the basement of the church where everone enjoyed a friendly gettogether Thirty Four Cubs and 16 leaders from Hills burgh and Erin ended their Cubbing season with a three day weekend Camp at Bass Lake near Or ill I a This tri pack camp was a success and the Cubs enjoyed night games fishing and a scavenger hunt Hiking and tin foil dinners were also enjoyed by the Cubs The following weekend the Ospringe Guides concluded their visit with the Richmond Hill Guides when they Joined together in a combined weekend camp at the United Church Camp ground In Milton There were 39 Guides In this group with eight leaders and they spent the weekend cooking on open fires having water fights and exploring the surrounding area Despite the heat the weekend camp was a success I accompanied the Erin United Church Women on a bus to Toronto on June IS Denny bus took us all to the United Church Publishing House where we were conducted on a tour of the building cannot begin to describe here all the rooms and what they are used lor but to me the most interesting roamasthechapel hereof tbestreetforprivatedevotion people who work in the building Everything the chapel was donated when the building was erected The stained glass windows panels depict the message and mission of the church The organ screen a gut from the architect who designed the building has twelve symbols each apostles The cross at the front Is a memorial to Rev S Dwight Chown who should be recognized as the father of the United Church of Canada Hedevotedhislifeto bring it about the first major union in Christendom The Chown cross is mounted over the Dossal curtain which was made by church women of Korea Tons of used nylon stockings were shipped to Korea and the women there unravelled respun and rewove the nylon threads to make beautiful tapestry It pro vided work for a lot of people and they sent This building was completed in 1958 Following the tour here we had dinner at St Matthews United Church provided by the ladies there who took us on a tour through Iheir large church As we began our homeward way on the bus we spied Mrs Eva MacKay walking along the street We called and yelled but she hear us The trip was a pleasant and edi outing Churchill All ages had fun at Sunday school picnic by J Turner Churchill s annual Sunday School picnic held Sunday June 12 was blessed with the best of summer weather Following mor service the members of the Congrega tion and Sunday School boarded a bus courtesy Denny Bus Lines and travelled to Kelso Park An area was chosen that af forded a beautiful view of escarpment and lake and provided a refreshing and shade for the tables and a sunlit open area for the activities After a bountiful pot4uck picnic Sunday School Superintendent Shirley Swackhamer supervised the program She was ably assisted by her teaching staff Margaret Patricia and Gerry and by Jan who had special games for the tiny tots had been generously donated by Mrs Edith Storey Everyone was soon drawn Into the fun which ended with a game of donkey baseball with no donkeys but lots of handicapping rules for adult players Then there was time for a walk or a rest before the bus left for home with most of us sporting the first sun bums of this cool wet spring Churchill C C met Tuesday June at the home of Mrs Thompson Poplar Cresc President Mrs Edith Storey opened the meeting with a poem The Test of Love Mrs Kerr based her worship theme on the story of code urn us The roll call was an Interesting one with each member showing their wedding picture Business discussed included plans for a strawberry social to be held July at church Last year menu had been simple and popular a generous serving of straw berries ice cream and whipped cream on a large split tea biscuits and a beverage It was decided to do the same this year The program provided by Mary and Joanne Turner consisted of three contests The third proved most fun a musical romance with musical experts from old fashioned songs providing the clues to details of the romance We sang the songs as the answers to the contest were revealed Mrs Edith Storey and Thompson served a dainty and delicious lunch to bring the meeting to a close ChurchillCCW visited Mapleview Lodge nursing home last Monday evening June 13 Mrs Olga Thompson played the piano cordlan to accompany the singing of favorite hymns and oldfashioned songs Then the residents and CCCW members enjoyed a friendly chat over a cool drink and dishes of icecream and cake Please note that the time for Sunday morning worship at Chur cha to the regular summer am Rev Jenkins will be Sun days and there are at present no plana for church holidays Cars in collision A driver collided 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