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than ever 1 using the facilities provided there speaking of early gardens and their products mrs scott on lake avenue has thrw ready for use large and ripe in june a number of the member of acton branch of the orcadian legion attend ed use ehureb aarrlae of sons m held at union sunday the axtartor of at josephs church is being redeonratad the elghueth an- nlvaraary of th foa the chmch tduhun will be observed this year nmuitu tram acton ralr board attended the dtstrtnt meeting of vmtrs tn bramnton on mday it was the largeat group attending the meeting from any rux a stone wan is being constructed along the front of the newlylevelled oemetery frontage an main street the road has been widened and levelled back to the wall we request that young folks dlscon tlnue the habit of making thx pant pasaa windows a loitering spot wed like to keep the paint looking neat as long as possible a new paper has been started at port credit known as the port credit weekly a plant has been installed and the paper will be printed there mr b c smith is the publisher rev dr donald maoodrum above of pint presbyterian church broolctlbe ont was elected moderator of the pres byterian church in canada at the h oenera assembly in toronto the new moderator was bom in cape breton and has been in the ministry for 90 years dr maoodrum was elected over rev dr stuart parker of toronto acton wins from hespeler by 21 score outhit heflpekr by 6 to 4 to win right on the hespeler diamond acton took their first league game or the season last saturday when they journeyed to hespeler and put a 21 win in the bag the following is the game story aotons first batter in the first inning wo outhrle who grounded to klein at short b morton filed to whitman in right field with two out waterhouse banged out a triple only to be left on third when n morton struck out king hespelers first man up ground ed to oordon and was out at first hodges walked spring reached first but forced hodges at second stark singled klein grounded to mooney to end the mnlng leaving 3 men on second tpg acton went down fait tn the second williams filed to hodges anderson grounded to klein and mooney stroofc out hespeler dldnt get far this inning either nightingale filed to outhrle oordon walked wlldman whitman filed flooooopetiodoooooooooomo cracks ntttsf ww bat and tmom tot qkammfanb mmooooooooooooooooooqooo that win saturday was nice and with one tonight tin georgetown acton will be all set to trim million the local lads put up a good game saturday and showed plenty of pep in the infield something that has been lack ing i the infield nraetlce before the game was a treat to watch the boys really showed some pep matt never had any trouble getting ooaohesout at first base there seemed to be some attraction what say boys bill waterhouse had the big hit of the game a triple ha also hit a single to soore the winning run a good day for our will hio in the game were rew 10 in all but walks were frequent cordon having five and whctlaufer 1 asa i said says cress corn and bunion salves arc safe sure remove cal luses warts ingrown toenails too sold by browns nnd all drug coun ters ahhi tunmi bawwi ittcm to tllc jmluit to bands 1800 bandsman k dane era military bands braaa bands pip bands bugle bands boya and olru band monster tattoo in evening with spectacular fireworks make your plans to spend june thwlfh your family at beautiful waterloo park ww royal guripmi modem thmtw now until friday orety me keturn of the scarlet pimpernel with barry barns- sophie stewart show at 15 tu 1 dayuoht flavwo ttmb storting saturday for 3 dayi robert taylor marguet sullavan franehot tone robert young in erich maria itemaranes three comrades extra our ganu pollleb of 1038 saturday continuous from 2- pm t kdluir tmb mk mm it miiirrfl tii m that tb nhllnrsr who look urt in til itrrwitnsst of iml wl- urdsy nvmilng would perhaps ilk to hear sfimethlhg f the frnprsssfon mart by ih pffursm fuewhsre tfisn in aetoti tils writer ha1 imfisslm to jkjjc sitsr tumvi tiiiilnm at the luryrrofl irui cast aurora k y vr last wsekfnd iriit tmd utd anversl fnlk st dinner of the prtwram t he glvm hy the chlldrsn of his luimn uiwn over thers in canada lfto miles away at 04ft ttlnctt it was rain in r hesvio st that time his car was puilm ut to the inns entrsnm to msjts it nrmvenlmt for two friends to share the prnsrsm brought in by the ears ruin rsii t fl rth f the famous old hmimlry were in pretty june wedding at st josephs church a pretty wedding was solemnised on saturday at st josephs church aoton when racheal mary kelly daughter of mr and mrs martin kelly became the bride of lawrencc fbrestell son of mr and mrs u j forestcll of ouelph rev nther mcbrlde offlouted mlaa mulbouand played the music wl lawrence leatham sang the bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a gown of white satin made on princess lines hex shoulder length veil fell from a bandeau of braided satin ribbon and she carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses and sweet peas with long pink streamers looped with pink sweat peas the bridesmaid miss annie kelly younger sister of the bride was dressed in a gown of pink silk with blue acces sories and carried pink and mauve sweet peas tied with a large pink bow mr jack fureateu brother of the groom was best man after the reception which was held at the home of the tirklca parents the happy couple left amid showers of con fetti and best wishes for a trip to north bay new uskeard and klrkland lakc jr travelling the bride wore a blue dress and rose flannel coat with white accessories on their return mr and mrs forestell wlh reside on grove street in ouelph to b morton and xvhetlaufer grounded to williams third inntng baylli filed to klein cordon reached first when wheuaufer hit him outhrle singled and b morton singled scoring oordon waterhouse bit into a double play hespeler went down one two three in their half king filed to outhrle hodges to b morton and spring to outhrle ifcurth inning n morton filed out to hodges williams struck out and an derson grounded to stark stark grounded to mooney for the initial putout in hespelers half of the fourth and klein followed the some route when he grounded to bus morton at short with two out hespeler start ed a rally when nightingale reached first on outhrle error wlldman reached first advancing nightingale when mooney erred nightingale scored on an overthrow to third to tie the soore whitman struck out firth inning mooney filed to wild- man buyllss walked oordon tftfuck out outhrle singled and stole second und with a man on second and third b morton struck out whctlaufer struck out king walked and hodgea singled spring struck out and stark retired the side when he filed to b morton sixth inning bui waterhouse singled and stole second n morton grounded to tnghtlngale advancing waterhouse wil liams singled aoorlng waterhouse an derson filed to king and king threw to first to klelfi to complete a nice double churchill centenary 1838 1938 the minister and members of churchill church cordially invite all to meet with them to celebrate the hundredth anni versary of the founding of churchill church on sunday june 19th 1938 service at 11 tun very rev t a moore guest speaker 300 pjn memorial service at churchill cemetery service in charge of the minister rev c jolliffe 800 pjn service of reunion and remembrance all times otvkn abb datuotlt saving time nota ladlaa af ilia district an sskrf la u ta tha atrrtnr af ranch by pratulas am baskets a that all aaay partafca af ranch at bsmsi and ta tha eranbis ul span tha antlra day at charshm tha task is urga vaar half arta be abbraatatad load speaker amplifying system for the services a book sketrjtlnn the hbtory of the church will be available monday june 20th a real 01dfashioned garden party supper served from 6 to 8 pjn maybe strawberries and cream a splendid literary and musical program on the ciiubci grounds booth on the grounds adults 25c children 15c ftrnip ft the verandah when- ths pro gram began to corn in gfstefatlyons tfimlleman who knew what was expentml called nut why not open tha window and lt us all nham it this drm and thr amplification increased it was not loritf bnfore at toast a score of folic were bothered in a group not more than tn fnrrt from the car lutanlntr most appre ciatively and this with thn rain turn- mlnif heavily on the roofs of car and verandah tho end of the program broiutht a deal of nppunjse- as well as name most apprmclntlve comment an interesting featun was that the llattmeri were from various parts of trw united buitcs as wnll an some from east aurora ititelf with thrrr nr four canadians eaftt aurora a town of 4000 andnoted for the txrfljenoi of jtn bchooln hoa at irost four trarhm devoting all their time ui muftlc they have gone in for inntnimenal work aplally and hdve a very creditable imhool band and orches tra it is quite the thing there to see each of half a hundred children carrying one of the bund or orchestral lntru- mcnln in its carte to hc hoof of a morning all through the year but they have not devoted so much attention to voice or choral work particularly with young er children and the work presented by the acton children choruses was in consequence something of a novelty to the townsfolk who were listening one hod a good deal of pride in celling them somethlna of the conditions under which this work is being done in acton and arxiasement was expressed that the re sults evidenced in the program hod been achieved by one teacher in addition to her regular school duties it was really very gratifying va hear as the program proirrcssed comments like how lovely and fresh those childish voices are and there isnt a- whit of evidence of a forc ed tone in any of it how they do hold up the tone this in the unac companied numbers it was lntasrestlng that one of the 11s- teners who evidently is something af a remember dad on- fathers day junes 10th ocmmxooooooeoooooooooookwooooooe3ecmxmooooocaaoo some suggestions for him ties aaaaaarrauaras 39c- 50c 1 sockees laval far haaasur war 25c 35c 50c ooocxsooocooooorxsemoooocmxxoooooooooocmoooooooo shirts by tookf smart new styles 1 150 2 ooxxxmxxxmtxxxo braces belts sweaters sport shirts etc oooooaxoooexoocooobo elliott bros phone 38 we ddhcr acton ont t good shoes wow xounq vnou oa ritts a d rachlin acton- klein first man up in the sixth walk ed nightingale sacrificed and wudmon walked whlunan nied to mooney and mooney and morton caught klein at second to retire the side seventh innlrnr mooney first man up filed to wlldman sayliss flied to wlldman and thats all there aint no more as the gome was called owing to rain action won 3 to 1 for the initial one of the season the ball played was the beat and the buys deserved the vic tory many items of interest at the i o u e meeting thr duke of devonshire chspter held their june meeting at mrs q ijv masales home on june 7th with a good attendance the recent mrs barr in the chair the business ot the evening discussed and puws were made to co operate with fhe other organisations to icelebralemagna carta week also lor oroup tour garden tea in july mrs barr ave a very full and inter esting account of the convention of the iojjj held in hamilton in anru mrs oould took the topic on current events miss karl smith read a short article on the duke of devonshire for whom the ohsptar was named tn 11 than tha tea ho served lunch and a ptea- sant halt hour was spsnt featuring ladies and childrens wear at hinmns sc to 1 store aammtsml uulies print or lanine house dresses jean oordon and ossmor etc slaes 14 to 63 qftaf at each oc house dresses special s9e house aprons tte and 25c ladles gotten string qqaw sweaters each oafc ladles celanese blouses gftc ladles llps ftsc 9c s9c broodcluth sllpi xc ladies rayon bloomers 4c se zsc i lodsss fancy trimmed ranu zsc so 45e celasucde bloouiets pantle sa bloomen and panties fj c ladles cotton vela and np bloomers acoc ladles crepe night oowns s9c crepe 1yjunas 9tc white bilk gloves zsc 39c 4c 49 79 white belts 15c ztc z5e white summer purses zsc 50c 98c mioses print dresses b to 14 years childrens panties dresses 79c shirley dimple drosses s9c childs print dresses zsc childs csuaeae rayon or suk disssas i to s years 39e 49c 79e 9te childrens cotton vesta blsontera slses 20 to 34 at zoc zsc childs vanu vesu zsc childs training panties zc childrens broadcloth bloomers isc- childs lompcr 39c childrens overalls and play 3ulu khaki or navy 2sr tic 43c childrens wash play sulu unci etc 4sc jse sc childs sun sulla isc chocolate bars nellsons row n trees assorted fair zsc candy specials 5c cbewtns gam wristay dentyn diamond jellies 8 oss for 10c orange ho slices 8 oss for toasted chicken bone 8 oss tor sulcrd jelly strlrua 8 oss for jelly nougmt rolls 8 oss for 10c 10c 10c 10c hintons 5c to 1 store sportsman said acton they have a great hockey team tn that town must be something of a place when sport and culture are both looked after all this brings to mind in the first instance the publicity value for acton of broadcasts like that of last inter and this latest one of lost saturday evening one could have wished that at least something might have been said over the air in explanation of the conditions under which this choral work is carried on bo that other places wojld have beei led to appreciate what can be done even under somewhat serious handicaps when aoirfone with ability is lmj to give labor of love in devoting the enor mous amount of time and energy requir ed to develop anything like the standard of chorolslnglng we know in actons children but it was understood that the program as planned made this impractic able there is another factor however which is not so immediately apparent and which probably some of the fathers and mothers do not adequately appreci ate miss hunt in her excellent work is not only showing the children some thing of the possibilities of voice and of the joy of singing but is also inculcat ing inevitably a love for good music and a regard in many cases for fine and cultural things which will uld to life- appreciation for the remainder of the lives of the children the finest point of this is that it is being- done quite without the knowledge of the children themselves and that as any authority in pedagogy will admit is an ideal form of education it was really a very happy day for actons children when the late mrs minnie moore began this choral work in the local schools and it is a joy to any one who appreciates cultural things that u is being carried on so capably under miss hunts direction e j m no one could solve last weeks i puzzle poem for the first time in the year and a half that the pusxle poem has been a teature or tin pi httu and writ- ten by mr w coles we have received no answers to the poem of last week i perhaps the solution wss a bit tricky but tin pais press wins this wrek with no award to make and now for the solution- by tjrce warm weather electric range time this warm weather is when you need a cool eiticient moffat electric range during the range campaign you can secure easy payments liberal allowance for wiring and many other concession a liberal allowance on your old stove we also have the agency for general electric and westing- house stoves buy how and have the benefits of electric cook ing all summer a model for every home sorn reconditioned shoves at barfrain irices for immediate sale reids electric mill street acton of10000 acton pupils take part in gporgetown recital the following from acton took part in the recital in gregory theatre george- town on monday night of the betty wright school of dwncing in the up numbers lorralnr pallant june talbot and barbara vincent in solo numbers j eleanor bealty and barbara vincent misses t p hunt and ruth olbson acted as occompanlsu i fred delaneyxtfyeorokl hermit of torontos don valley has lost 810000 suffering from a mild form or amnesia for tt delaney does not remember much about the money except that it 1 to him by his father who was a nova section and deposltsd til a in prince arbert sssk about 1915 or relief qfflclalrji gating the claim delaney la shown here inside the cava in wllisls 1 now living in the don valley m