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js- v zfy3wfxfrft it hotleei el births itsrrutsa sadbsstas rtsssrtsd i ime isaliuaa wluumt eurce afmfcwuht mohoss ttt sad uemr law anijoam lr komrr gpa a urn hoetx bbw urand mi cub hunter cmmwetown r r no s bea unua mamw en am mod thattt m a on oufford wulstwjttmwsa baluurnnffljat orton on monday june aotlt ittt john baluntyne eld u son of mr and un tbea baub on in hi mth rw ocals dominion day a mek tram to- strawberries utd green peu an on the menus end arent they delicious i katrines examinations wttl be writ ten next monday tuaaday and wed- some aplendld cardan partlaa an booked for thu dutrlct in the lmmedl- at future hljh school examinations are al most oancluded its been hot work far the students wheat is well out in head and many splendid fields are to be seen throughout the oountryslde tne prlnoe of wales peonies at tfte park have been a mass or beautiful bloom oils week flower cardans are beautiful about town but those on crescent street hold their own for any group presented to duffertn county council that county has a surplus of aiod3b7 theres been no oomnlamt of lack of summer weather the past week june slttr was the hottest in thirty years a lot of folks from around aoton are planning to spend domnlan dax at bloomsbury in the bis celebration planned there mr a m church of sundrldse has been elected president of the ontario postmasters association at the annual meeting acton friends offer oonsratnla- ttans m lift the aton free press wiinuayjxnrqai job loots who retained ihe worlds heavywelotit championship boxlne title in a bout that was featured by its brevity a knockout was seoredtn tine first round two gatherings honor a recent bride and groom a pleasant ffatheiing was held at uw home of mr and mrs r i davidson one night lasc week when the anderson families numbering between so and 60 met to spend a pleasant evening and wish their nephew mr charles david son and his bride the best of good luck mr elliott of campbeuvllle filled tho place of chairman in his jovial manner and a nice program of music stnijlns and readings ww enjoyed one feature was a mock wedding mr jim davlev of timelwiscrptaylhattte wed m oooodoaooocxkiooooeoooooioo c rmoii mmx jshb raou tarn osiakiwtakd of acton united mission band presented the tmlsstonary alpha- bec at the sectional meeting of the womans missionary society in ashgrove y a recent fssue of the gore bay re corder gives an interesting description of opened last year by oeoree h bishop the description says tnat from every angle there is a beautiful view of the lake silver birches odd to the beauty of the surroundings and the whole is one of the most beautiful locations on manltouun pageant and sketches feature large meeting of united w m the june meeting of the womans missionary society of the acton united church was held at the home of mrs oeo emery on friday evening with an attendance of well over s hundred mem bers and friends mrs b motvat presid ed the devotional period was token by mrs a t brown and mlu e haw thorne a piano solo was contributed by margery buton a vocal duett by mrs b veldhuls and mrs l vekuiula who by 1 request also sang a song in their native language the study book chapter was taken by mrs b mowat a pageant missionary alphabet was a very in teresting- feature presented by members of the mission band jack agar oeorge elliott junes dills margery billon jean harris annetta evan may spires anna mcdonald a vocal solo was contributed by miss sylva morrow a short sketch the fountain of youth was gtven by mrs morrow mrs switsrr mrs a a dills winnie dawklns mrs fred cleave miss e hawthorne and was another in teresting and impressive part of the pro gram mr alex mcdonald closed the meeting with prayer launch was provided by mrs emery and bar assistants and served by the mission band membera another church centenary at norval on sunday next sunday norvml presbyterian church will observe its hundred wrsary services of special interest to the occasion are planned or ll 00 avjn and 730 pm standard time it la re corded that services were first held in con nection with frmsers church in ims services were held in the homes of mem bers until 1i96- when a quarter acre of land was bought from james mitchell for fin shillings the corner stone of the present building was laid in lst and the building opened for public worship on februrary 33rd 179 the occasion on sunday is one that will attract many friends from far and near back to oin in the centenary services and the misses wllda and marie oubert- son of eden mills as bride and groom with the very capable preacher mrs jim wilson officiating after this a beauti fully decorated wagon loaded with gifts was drawn into the room by little ruth kulott and bobble wilson while mr kelson anderson read the following ad dress to mr and mrs charles davidson dear oladys and charlie happy are we to come to this home tonight to express our appre ciation of your coming to live among us you have both left the home as sociates and sincerely hope that in you new ones you may find us just as true and that among us all you will find us enjoyable and harmoni ous we give you a cordial welcome and hope and believe you will both feel nt home among us there are fine people with splen- dld qualities in this part of ontario and no betterment of the human race can rise higher than the heart arid mind of its promoters there fore we seek a theme of netghborll- ness helpfulness and plain ordinary kindness to you both as you have recently entered on the great adventure of lifes com panionship we offer you our good wishes may richest blessings be yours and in recognition of pleasant rela tionships and highest esteem we ask you to accept these guu which will have some personal relationships and may the song in your hearts be evidence of true hnpplness signed on behalf of friends and cousins tcelson anderson james wdon w r anderson emma hansen also on thursday evening at the uj ypo meeting of which charlie has been a member since coming tjo ontario miss helen meredith read the following address and jackie stewart presented mr and mrs davidson with a lovely sliver fruit dish dear gladys and charlie we feel thst we cannot let the occasion of your recent marriage pass without expressing to you our slncerest good wishes for your happiness and prosperity we wel come you to our cotronunlty and to our club tor we feel that you will be valued members while we have not known you charlie for very long atlll the same name has been and is s valued one ln the hlstury uf this community y ou o ladys we found wl lllng to help on your first afternoon with us we know we shall value your friendship ln the months and years to come so we sxk you to accept this little gift and when you miss the old mends out west just let this re mind you that there are new ones here ln the east signed on behalf of the u f y po harry smethurst laura johnston mr davidson thanked both gatherings for their lovely presents and said he knew the would find many dear friends here in ontario p000000otk0000000o0e0006 two wins this week sometjung to write about georgetown and milton both went down under big soore from the big boom of tho acton batters bayllii and mooney each with a hom er something to talk abaut la right mooney and bayllsm have not been heavy hitters this year but maybe they are really woundup now the leading hitters in saturdays game were waterbouse and outhrte water- house had two- hits ln the game last night while outhrte lead again with three baylias home run clout was the longest seen in the park this year and it really was nice to see a first year man get it b1u waterhouse probably would havis stretched his hit into a homer had he slid into home but nevertheless he deserves credit for trying one thing about the acton nine when the base coach tells them to slide thej dive head first instead of feet but anyway practise makes perfect says max schmellliuj champion diver today if acton keeps hitting the ball how- ww they wont ha t worry aboutl sliding presides at graduation gordons pitching is improving but is still inclined to be wild but bobbie an derson says he can cure him actons coach on first base last night seemed to rile a certain georgetown fan i wonder who it was vas it valters or vaa ltwosnt three wins ln a row lets make 11 four and show halton county we have a hall team eden mills the fortyninth annual convention of the cramosa township sunday schools held on tuesday afternoon and evening ln the presb church rev s johnston conducted the devotional mclsbod ln the evening special music was rendered ln the afternoon by rev mr johnston and by a joint choir of the local churches ln the evening also a solo by miss ada clark rev mr mclean of the orec was present and gave very helpful messages at both sessions rev c murray of ouelph gave some very helpful advice and methods to sunday school workers which were very much appreciated rev mr bllson of ouelph was also an evening speaker mr and mrs harold dunham and mrs bates also mrs dunham and little grand daughter of burlington were visitors ln the home of mr and mrs w bridle recently mr and mrs will ollbertson and miss wllda spent sunday ln london quite a number from this district are taking the opportunity of visiting the o ac this week mr and mrs howie wright and family of toronto spent the weekend in the home of the formers mother mrs robson of ouelph township visited in the home of her daughter mrs h borden and mt harden for a few days mr oeorge clark is suffering from an attack of tonsllltis sir william mulock venerable chan cellar of tho university of toronto is pictured as he walked to convocation hall during graduation exercises at the university william barber an esteemed resident of georgetown and vicinity for many years wm barber passed away in toronto on sunday june 10th he was a native of halton and was born in 1858 he was married to mary ann scott who predeceased him in august 1037- four da igutms falir- vivq mrs ohas hotlord mr oeorge wallace toronto mrs a m macken zie montreal mrs b a arnold acton the funeral took place on tues day afternoon from knox presbyteriai church georgetown where he was a member of the session for many years the service was conducted by thn pas tor rev d davldsoi and interment took place in oreenwood cemetery the pollbearers were honorary mr hugh clark messrs alex hume r b foulis wm cook herb c harold cleave and wm maishall georgetown hemid bands bands bands good shoes to ytma and old oamatlr rtttaar r d rachun acton mi bands 1a00 bandsmen 300 dane era military bands brass band pipe band bugle bands boys and olrlsl bands monster tattoo in evening with spectacular fireworks make your plans tt spend june 34th with your family at i beautiful waterloo park 503 campbellville mr and mn h schults of part huron arc visiting at the home of mrs frank wheellhan the w m s of st davids presbyteri an church ore holding their annual quilting in the sunday school room on thursday when five quilts will be made and a bale packed to be sent to an indian school mrs w cowper and joyce are leaving on munday for a trip to vancouver and expect to be gone imv months mlsa jean mcphaii has returned after two weeks spent ln montreal i mt tom mitchell of niagara falls was home for the weekend mlsa tola peer of cornwall is borne for the summer months and miss mar garet peer of ouelph was home over sunday j several from the village attended the sunday school convention ln ebeneser church on tuesday misses morrow chlsholm and verle vanslcklc rendered a duett at the evening service miss kathleen hjabbert has returned after visiting with mrs chas weir in hamilton the friends of miss j mcmillan will be pleased to know she is some better after her recent illness mr oeorge stokes of london was the guest of miss a mccurdy on friday i miss wllma bell of toronto was home for the weekend mr w harris of waterdown has been visiting his daughter mn c king for a few days ice cream with yojr lunch i lw oh dinner you cant beat ice cream for a summer dessert and you cant beat wiles homemade ice cream for pure goodness our special for this weekend fresh strawberry sundaes 15c 2 25c bricks 20c bulk 20c pint weekend candy special pink and white marsh- mallows reg 25c for lb 19c harold wiles dear fait pstu after reading the complimentary letter to the choruses who performed so wen over cfrb and heard away down ln new york state i feel i should fey a word aiso of how the entertainment wm enjoy away up north three of our young folk wilfred dorothy and lil lian each received tuition through mrs dowdys capable guidance so were par ticularly anxious to hear her play for the aeton choirs and they enjoyed every mlrmte or the program mftslo even though enjoyed ln the north is not taught ln the schools like in the south at least not in our school so the children miss taking part in the festivals we also read with interest the editors article telling or his trip with the con vention delegates to the notable mining towns of trie north had i known i might have met him at the market where the banquet was held a visit of the kind he mentioned is far too limited to get a real conception of this great north- land but i fqel sure he wont now bo satisfied but will come back by automo bile so he con see some of the real beauty try fishing ln same of the streams and lakes and see farming as it is carried on ln the country proper even though the railway cuts through tho great clay belt from south to north one dont get the best view of it from a car window tho north noeds rain we have had a few nice showers but tho ground is very dry and needs a good soaking crops are all planted but arc not as far on for the time of year as might be ex pected we entertained friends from palermo lwo weeks ago and at that time they had berries almost ready to pick hay almost ready to cut and wheat begin ning to head out while here grain is just nicely up potatoes just peeking through and berries just ln blossom but if sufficient moisture comes growth will be rapid so were hoping for the best rood work has commenced ln earnest the construction company have a fleet of trucks at work steam shovels ditch ers graders etc and they commenced this week to run two shifts of 10 hours so will be going night and day some hundreds of men will be employed to man the two shifts so conditions gen erally win improve as well as roads respectfully yours r w johnson r r no 1 thornloe strawflbhrles the chief topic for dublin institute the dublin womans institute held their june meeting at the home of mrs nelson anderson with the president mrs o bomervllie ln the chair hou call was answered by how to serve strawberries a paper was given by miss m somervllle on magna carta and musical numbers included a aolo by douglas anderson duett by margaret- and jean robertson and another tawbf douglas anderson a aemouitratton en how to use strawberries as strawberry shortcake was given by mrs lartdrson and strawberry canned jelly with whipped cream by ucn bracken urf mcdougnll tendered a vote of thanks to those who helped wlt3j the program and also to the hostess for the use of he home the meeting closed with the national anthem launch was served and a social time spent you dont dare miss the big bond festival and tattoo at waterloo on june 25th if you do you will miss the greatest show of the year come and see the biggest gather ing of bands on the continent music from early morning tb midnight scotch dancing and piping contests bond con tests instrumental contests remem ber waterloo ontario june 25th acton trims milton and georgetown continued from page one royal guelphg modern theatre now until friday ginger rogers james stewart in vivacious lady abeoonald dick in self control- march of time no 9 starting saturday for 3 days lu1se rainer in toy wife with mdvyri douglm rubt young robert rrnchlky ln a3s evening alone satariay csatinasws froas l pss iind netted seven runs norm morton hit to short and was safe waterhouse walked andersons hit to centre as fumbled und the basts were loaded wil liams aiiku scored two runs but mooney struck out a hli by oordon to the in- held scored anderson oordona walk loaded the sacks again bus morton mnglcd through shortstop to put two more runs across waterhouses hit to let field was dropped and outhrie came home with another run norm morton hit to left field and waterhouse tallied again gordons ball to the pitcher end ed the innings with grand totals at 112 for ac ton beaumont and chapman went out on balls neldrd by bus morton and oordon and ben ham brresed out brydon went in to pitch for george town ln tho fourth and hit anderson the first man up bayllss drew a walk mooney hit into a smart double play by georgetown oordon s hit scored an derson and guthrie was hit by the pi teller oordon came home on a passed ball and bus morton filed to left field q rand totals at 133 for acton w ritchie fanned but brother andy hit a nice one to left field brydon hit 111u1 a dim ole play oordon to mooney u norm morton waterhouse walked and norm was safe on his hit between pitcher and first bae und waterhouse came home on tnr nrstnjrrthniw williams and an derson btlh fanned and bayuss filed out to second w ritchies hit was gtxd for threo bas it was s lovely clout to left he scored n a throw m from right field ward and beaumont went out on balls hit to irst and second mooney filed out oordon fanned and guthrie pupped out for the first innings that ac tou didnt score georgetown went out one two three ln their last cftncj n the seventh and so to bed with a 143 win against the paper town boys and the league pretty well all tied up in knots ft was the second win of the week for the kxala und with willows waving as they are now just watch out for a place at the top for acton everybody hsd something over twobits worth and the boys sre just i rartn to go at hespeler on saturday the game at milton last night was rained out believe it or not i ladies dresses you will find our dress department is most com plete these dresses arc mnde in the newest summer mat erials consisting of un- crushablo linen wnsh silks crepes and sheer chiffons hundreds of dresses to choose from every dress indrvidually styled to suit the most dis criminating shopper q 14 to 20 oux 3g tq 5q come in and see these wonderful dress values the quality and price will speak for themselves pallants family outfitters mill street acton ont free talkins pictures to be held at the town hall acton thursday june 23rd at 430 pm for children 800 pjn for adults under the auspires of acton garage and shell oil company of canada ltd two hours of enjoyable entertainment educational and comic pictures wings over t1ie atlantic airport the world rolls on mickey mouse cartoon etc these pictures have been shown all over the provlnim of ontario and quebec and are weu worth you coming out to see no admission fee brethren in christ hold conclave members of the brethren in christ from ill psrtt of u ooolinsot converted on weuaixtronurto for their ooncuve ttst snt la bud up at sons sod dsuchters of men who pioneer td ths nrjbuszjaxaa youthful i oaluactamtl a delegmtos to tiw oqikiavs wcrs lsls swatn of wlncvr and oora afontaiue of brd ontario ttop aa its met they saluted each other with the holy men and women women