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thursday june 30 1965 the cton free press acton ontario page seven masales for over 30 years quality dairy products try our homogenized milk i whole milk skim milk buttermilk table cream chbcotatedairy driict whipping cream for prompt and courteous service phone 74 tis dairy 251 main street n session highlights reported to circle the womens mission circle of the baptist church met june 20 at the home of the president mrs h c helwig the meeting opened with the singing of a hymn the minutes of the previous meet ing were read and approved after which the secretary read a most in teres letter from mi ruth smith missionary on furlough from rockwood japan mrs r costerus in her report as delegate to the convention at montreal brought the highlights of the three days sessions the theme tf orther con vention was ambassador for christ the devotional period scripture readings and prayer was taken by mrs chapman the meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by mrs reid after which tea and a social hour was en joyed net earnings of canadian corp orations after depreciation and in come tax totalled 1262 million in 1954 seven per cent lees than in 1953 super value i heinz cooked spaghetti in tomato sauce 1 15 oz tins 8 for 100 schneiders skinless vacuum packed fully cooked hams making plans community saddened by deaths of mrs r bingham j henderson then plan with a dealer who knows how to select materials and use them to give you the most satisfaction call us we keep costs down and give you the very best heinz in tomato sauce baked beans 15 oz tins gmoavbabahovelbbvbmebaebbbebbb dewlcist choice ungraded peas 15 oz tins 2 for 25c aylmer fancy raocf 15 oz tins 2 for 25c york fancy cream style corn 20 oz tins h 2 for 31c 5 lbs average fresh lean either end pork loin roast isa tahlebite skinless tender fran k s lb 79 cl ib 53c 1 lb cello pkg 37c tulip regular margarine 1 lb pkg iga tablerite lean rindfass centre slices vi lb flat pkg side bacon 39c maple leaf varietypack 4 varieties 12 oz pkg cold cuts 45c 7 phone m thf rfst im v the community was saddened last wednesday morning when word was received from guelph gener hospital that mrs robert 3tngham had passed away as a re sult of a stroke she suffered th2 previous sunday evening the funeral took place friday afternoon with service at the un ited church and was largely at tended revr john- ditts conducted the service which was very im pressive members of the choir were present and contributed a number with mrs wm black singing a verse and mr- george day at the organ numerous floral wreaths bore silent tribute to the high esteem in which deceased was held the sympathy of the surrounding com munity is extended to her husband and daughter mrs fg oakes of acton interment took place in johnsons cemetery- quite a nuriv ber from barrie hill their former neighbors were present saturday morning word was re ceived from guelph general hos pital that mr- john henderson had passed away as a result of a heart attack the previous week funeril took place monday afternoon with service in the united church and rev john dilts in charge rev mr lnwson a former pastor of the church was present and also spoke briefly interment took place in rock- wood cemetery where a former brother was buried he is survived by a brother robert of simcoe the sympathy of the community is extended to mrs henderson and members of the family mrs georee baxter and mrs harvey laverty pallbearers were- messrs- albert waltby frank day fred moore wilbert mckersie alvin b root and thomas hutchinson flower bearers were messrs peter sim fred alton jpeorge wingate ross gordon t c- winlow and george perry reunions were the order of the weekend in different places mr and mrs charles birge misses effie and lily croft attended the nelson reunion on the thisd line eramosa at the nelson homestead mr richard tarrisjttei class reunion of 19051909 at the oac guelph friday evening when some 45 members were pres ent mr harry sirett was chair man for the occasion community singing was led by mr ralph kidd with mrs kidd at the piano after a minutes silence names of members and staff who had passed on were read by alex mac- laren letters from- members not present were read by alex mac- laren toast to members of file staff present was proposed by paul angle the address of welcome to those present was given by the president j d maclachlan of the oac on the oac past pres ent and future a recommendat ion regarding the 09 memorial was made by wm mitchell a photo was taken of the group in the college cafeteria members of the class are scattered to different places some even from the pac ific coast saturday was alumni day when those of past years were present for yea reunions 05 15 30 40 44 betty anderson wed to william mclean baskets of peonies spirea arid snowballs were placed in ebenezer united church for the marriage of elizabeth ann betty andersons and william george mclean the bride is the daughter of mrs rob ert anderson of rr 1 campbell- vjl and the lute mr anderson end the groom is the son of mr and mrs william mclean of eden a mills rev robert armstrong of acton officiated at the afternoon cerem- ony a l fred plummer of palmerston gave his niece in marriage she wore a strapless gown of white nylon tulle with sequin trim over slipper satin the matching jacket of chantiiiy lace was fash ioned with a peter pan collar and long lilypointed sleeves the col lar was accented by seed pearl and sequin trim the full skirt was ballerina length a tiny cap held her fingertip veil of nylon tull and her flowers were a cascade of red sweetheart roses mrs w macdougall of eden mills wns matron of honor her ballerina gown of romance blue lace overtaffeta was styled with a boat neckline and a full skirt of impressed pleats she wore match ing mittens a blue feather head dress- and carried a bouquet of pink and45 after the business meeting s rosos and white shasta in massey hall dinner fo every body was served in creelman hall in the afternoon there was a sod tnrnintf ceremony on college lane adjacent to college rink fojr the new physical mucaiionbuiid- ing with hon fletcher thomas minister of agriculture officiat ing president j d maclachlan daisies miss janice annette mahon of rr i campbellville was flower gift jjjownedt in a dress of shirred pinknylon jtulle oyer a frilled- taffeta crinoline she carried a nosegay of white mums and pink carnations mansell lowrie of eden mills had charge of the program for the was best man the ushers were donald mclean of toronto brbth- occasion others on the platform for the 1 er of the groom and keith ander- -4- never before such a low price on a goodyear tire vine ripened full of flavor jumbo size 45 s each salmon fresh m f cantaloupes 19c peak of the crop sunkist california valencia oranges 5 lb bag 59c 27c iga stuffed manianilla olives 8 ox jar 39c clover valley regular cheez pieez s oz tumbler 25c robin hood white cake mix 15 oz pkg 25c ontario no 1 snow while cauliflower california honey sweat apricots first of the seasont california santa rosa plums large head eack 25c lb 23c large size doi 39c extra special reg 35c value 72 rubber tipped bobby pins and a free curl comb 19c iga extra whipped salad dressing 16 oz fat 33c gohj seal fancy red half tin s0ckeye salmon 37c westons wild cherry a mccormicks jalhroll candies 16 oz cello pkg 25c j ceremony were mr george t jackson presidentelect oac al umni association dr margaret mccready ofmacdonald institute mrs fred stock and mrs wm e hamilton presidentelect macdon ald institute alumnae at the con clusion of the program w a young padre of the oac led n prayer the remainder of the day was taken up with various activ ities and sunday morning ser vice in war memorial hall was held for those who stayed over night postponed indefinitely the xray clinic which was call ed for monday was called off in definitely owing to trouble with the outfit only six persons man aged to get through when unfore seen conditions developed mr george r perry attended the 40th battery reunion of the first world war at ancaster during the weekend the camp is operated for under privileged children during summer months mr norman lambert of toronto was home for the weekend mr and mrs neil lambert of oshawa were in town for the weekend son hr 1 campbellville brother of the bride during the signing of the reg ister mrs r francis of puslinch sanfi neebmpanied on the organ by miss margaret early rjt 1 camp bellville a reception for 75 guests follow ed in the church parlors mrs anderson received her guests wearing a navy faille crepe dress uith white accessories and a corsage of pink roses the grooms mother assisted wearing a tur quoise nylon mesh dress with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations for a wedding trip to new- york philadelphia atlantic city and pittsburg the bride changed into a light heather suit with white accessories and ar corsage- of pinkr sweetheart roses on their return mr and 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