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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), February 17, 1966, p. 6

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s the acton free press- thursday february 7b 1966 mjf church drstriet annua the church the world uml you whs the llumeot the fimrih annual nivoiing of hullon livby- letial united tfluuvh women held at si pauls united church in mfjton thursday february 10 ucw hold fourth meeting name officers elates rfviiv vveleonieil by prest- ilenl wbs- jiitil snyeieiyn mrs frank taylor president ucw ilatulllon conference icil a wor- sliijv service and annual reports were accepted ineludinis an al- ticalion of 25000 as received tronv conference tin proposed budget lor lm was accopteil in the amount of 2ol is- mrs sovereign was presenleil with a ucw lile inembership i by mrs keith macmilln on be- hall ol the evecutive a gilt from ihor own ucw at fast plains united church was presenleil by mrs v m tritton grieved by death lraers were ollerod by mrs 1 urnes ileuty lor two laithlul e- uviitivo members who were hos pitalized ami unable to be pivsent i mrs r r honsuel and mrs 1 v haward mejnbers were griev- etl following day to hear ol the death of mrs ilaywira who was to have been installed at the ineel- ing as incoming president ol liai son prcsbylcrial united church women executive rev m jcwitt parr chairman of halton presbytery installed the new slate ol of i iters past presi speeches read all die literature at his disposal and came away with a very different opinion of the uomancatholic religion the tremendous significance of this vatican council which marked after registration arrwivntrdi church and the beginning of the ntw is the most important event in the life of the church in the last century dr davidson hild the united church women that we share far more things with th roman calholic things with the roman church than those which separate us we all belong to the holy catholic or universal church be cause we are all haplied in the name ol christ lie said that some ol the theologians were vl4 liberal and others iiite conserva tive in their thinking and that not only the high priests were in at tendance hut also many priests from small parishes they dis cussed thought argued and vot ed with their people back home in mind eye bank clinic lions topics w k law son lield secretary lor the canadian national insti tute lor the blind addressed ac- ion lions at their regular din ner meeling monday at the slaj lion hotel taking special pains i this was the first time ffie ro man church has immersed itself in mutters or ihcjworld with lhe church taking an official stand on matters of war peace and cul ture birth control isostratropen ly discussed and the council re mained divided on this point popes visit speaking ol the hew views and attitudes of the roman catholic church and th clian responv j ibifitv ol the pope and the spokes- man lor the church and chairman j of the college of bishops dr day- idson said that the pope could not have come to new york lor the unpresidenleil visit to the t united nations il his church did unot agree with the aims and pur poses ol the un i is scripture first in iihpurlance with the roman church or traj dilion dr davidson said that during the vatican council in the vast st peters cathedral the pope emphasized the primary im portance ol the scriptures liverv morning before the conlcrciicc ho- bible was carried in read from aridlhen laid in a prominent place so everyone would know that everything being doiie din ing the sessions uas in accord ance will the bible all more universal in conclusion dr davidson slated tile reloi illation that changing the roman catholic church must also change and modernize the united suit tswiu ovet 20 models a-mnsyed- e i3es styles for spring and suviser jt s sshon sois t rne high 5chcol monday after- ncvyc pro- ov iei to ngh are g3i durne wearing an over- blouse and te bono arts jscoba dcornbos wearing a juriper and oiose and lcr3ine seros earing a terry towel ling dress with natching hat back row iett tc right are roberta nesstt and zenith armstrqng boih wearing jumpers and blouses dent mrs f a r i sovereign to u answer questions regarding art modernize the united anglican serve temporarily as p vsident eye bank and glaucoma t j and all other cmrclcs so we will executive viccpivsident mrs w proposed as a club project all become mure catholic univer- d siainlon oakville vice-pvsi- j acton lions contribute to the sal hie relorma ion is just be- dent area 1 mrs g v horning lake joseph camp for the blind ummmg i pray to god that it ull and mr lawson cohgralulated continue and that we will tr u them for supporting the project understand them more lullv jum he gave lacts and ligmes on thems they are irving to learn more incidence ol blindness in ibis ar- about the things we value so high plates people were chatting on the better buy your soon thelineups have begun and streets as they strolled along the later you leave it the longer while doing their shopping on you must line up yor the privilege friday and saturday er you leave it tin ist line up yor the of donating more funds to government the georgetown public- school boaicl members have just turned down their honoraria a saving annually of just under 3000 georgetown high school board members also refuse lees appar- cntly they are the only school boardsin the district which serve at no- cost to the taxpayers j casting for the figure skat ing clirb carnival is almost com plete the girls and a handlul ol boys are practising every saturday the last public tb clinic in acton lias live years ago the payk has been reserved lor one date in centennial sum mer already its none too early to make plans the si rikc ol certain truckers is allectiug more and more people daily as supplies lor var ious commodities arc being back- ordered ii signs of crows and patlsies are any indication of spring lots see more m discuss budget pensions coops the annual halton county farm management- meetings were belli ill lignv school on february 7 and 14 iromkuo ani wo im p til these meetings were con ducted under the leadership ol the halton county ltension per sonnel and the halton county federation ol agriculture on february 7 chuck warikt fruit and vegetable specialist ex plained the canada pension plan livers person earning over ssixv per year must pay toward this plan the maximum earnings on which contributions must be made is 55000 minus in annual basic exemption ol t00 a larmer pays the lull 3p per cent ot his net income toward ibis plan it he has an employee tor 2s or more davs and pav the employee s250 or more in salary both the farmer anil the employee contribute 18 per cent ol the employees salary toward the canada pension plan ken graham the ontaio fed eration ol agriculture fieldmau discussed the priircipalsot co operation he coveted the devel opment ot cooperatives ironi their beginning and the basic prin ciples concerned mrs pat squire home economist discussed 1 ionic management and decision mak ing she stressed that the tnn and home must be run as one- unit with he farm family silting down and coming to mutual agreements this is the time when the decision to purchase a refrig erator pr another cow should be made henry stanley discussed partial budgeting with everyone working on examples the mild weather was an unexpected treat lor february north halton music festival is april 5 with the winners concert on april 6 following recent thaws ska ters are warned to use caution as the ice on fairy lake could be dangerous public school music super visor glenn banks is putting pupils at the vi z bennett school through i heir scales as they prepare lor the presentation music night at the robert lit tle school auditorium this re places an operetta since in pre vious ears ii has been too awk ward lor the m bennett pupils to practise without an auditor ium ol their own in spite of the handicap ol practices held in the hallway the boys aiutvjjirls are enjoying themselves durtfiglast weeks thaw the ice in the school creek went out but youngsters arc still skating on the pond members of lakeside chap ter ol the lodf uc- nraking several quills lor i bale lor the save the children fund badminton games under the i cereal ion commit tee at the high school are enjoyed more pliers till being snug iii tone ol out pi i liters prepar ing page b3 lor priming sav s he thinks the diagrams ot the lime kilii aic wrong anybody agree with him burlington vice president area 5 mrs lindsay cummins mill- grove vicepresident area 4 mrs r a mercure cooksville vice- president area 5 mrs c havvke clarkson recording secretary mrs roy coulter campbellville treasurer mrs l b king water- down 1 committee chairmen are citiz enship and social action mrs li i m flowers mcadovvvalc coop in christian education and mis sionary education mrs h h white cooksville linance mrs w d stainton oakville leader ship development mrs earl sov ereign burlington nominations mrs e r whitfield cooksville portfolios portlolio secretaries arc com munity iriendship and visiting mrs k o foster milton litera- i lure and communications mrs i gordon lapp port credit press and publicity mtss myrtle bratf j shard burlington assistant pro- gram secretary mrs c c smith i -i- fir ii- i cruel gave walerdown stewardship and re- i cruiting mrs l shaw clarkson supply anil social assistance mrs e e tombs port credit archiv ist mrs h b monaghan burling ton speaker at he afternoon session was the rev dr richard h n davidson ol fairlawn united church toronto whose topic was observer at the vatican coun cil vatican observer dr davidson was one ol the lew canadian clergy who were chosen to be among the ol ficiil observers at the receit sessions ol the vatican council invitations were sent to 53 nonroman sep arated brethren representing re ligious denominations throughout the world to observe the historic meetings ol he vatican dr davidson whir said he went anil relumed as a gooil piik testant expected to be a good observer and very critical this was a colossal sight for anyone not raised in the roman tradi tion never beloivinctuirch his tory had there been a gathering ol 2mk bishops all resplendent in their ecclesiastical garb i learn ed more about church politics in three months than ever before or since changed opinion he said he listened to a the ea and described the operation ly ol an eye bank i concluding the meeting was a secretary murray harrison in- j communion service conducted bv rev miriam collins johnson av troduced the speaker who is also partially blind as a result of a hockey accident when he was 10 vears old he was thanked by the lion chief and welcomed back i agaiitr i tail twister neil miller wearing the latest chapeau created in pa- ris conducted his lining periods with iiilei uutlent bunking on a bicycle horn which extracted j double penalties for anyone anx- i ions lor peace and quiet also head of the convenion commit- i tee lion neil showed lions a pin j he had designed lor the conven tion and was given a goahead to purchase hem zone chairman al lauder a pe rennial recipient of honors was iwarded another when the lion him a special mem bership booster pin for sponsor ing a new member in october membership month lion ray evelan led lions and their guests who included citiz ens band president ted tyler jr in a singsong after he inner man had been satisfied mr tyler spoke to the lions on the band program and gave details of the new band hall pluis were made lor a ladies nielli in march sisted by lady presbylerial ciders of halton to find out how much you may save on car insurance plan for 67 letters are going out this week to organizations m remind them about making plans lor their centennial projects another meeling has been called george e drumm 42 lungstonc cres georgetown out 8776148 bari essentials the sick room should axc only the bare essentials in furnishings visitors should not be encouraged to hang their rtutiloor garments over the backs- ol chairs or on the bed tlati aim state aj farm it mutual automobile insurance company canadian head office scarboro out february specials ladies seamless micro mesh nylons yard goods prints and flannelettes 1st quality assorted colors sizes 8- 11 valuei to 13 yd specior- xoronv shoe mens broadcloth clearance boxer shorts all shoes reduced s reg 69c pr y price to clear 5c pr hinton s 5c to 100 store buy now brand new deal now 66 ford fairlane cv falcon all serviced ready to go try a drive beat the sales tax increase i save money deal now galaxie 500 4dr sedan v8 automatic custom 4dr sedan v8 automatic custom 4dr sedan 6 cyl std trans fairlane tudor hdtp 8 cyl automatic fairlane 4dr sedan 6 cyl automatic falcon futura 4dr sedan 6 cyl automatic falcon tudor sedan 6 cyl std trans also 1966 custom 500 4dr sedan 390 v8 automatic demonstrator 7000 miles lie no e59191 good used models from 1962 to 1v65 conic in or phone so we can talk clcdl you will be glad you did at thompson motors acton ltd your friendly ford dealer legion hockey continued from page 4 lasby unassisted deforest from snow and mitchell from o- rourke and snow knight served the only penalty i midget montreal 8 toronto 3 dave ryder and gary kelly polled two goals and collected an assist apiece for ben bayliss hubs as they down- j ed leal s randy grace daye siiiullwoijtl bub waiier anil rick j kuik scored one apiece rusk j 2 neil anderson craig perkins mic i mrs an uiiiin also recorded j issisls liiuie waller drilled 1 pair lor to onto with jim lee sniping one ajsisis went to ijeorge cook uiian carriere and mike maromv the winners also gui ik- lions sliaie ci peiialllcs siiiug live in ie lis one llagan llnkle anderson dunn and waller get ling i lie lluinil ice tt the gate inr toiunto family haines trigger five continued from page 4 ing to doug evans who in turn set up farrelly the third period saw the fly ers dominating play in the early minutes and before the tanners recognized the threat harper and larmer had potted goals score was 54 farrelly backhanded a beautv into the colrner at the 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