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yzr tr acton fre yrwmwradairrjyfm t 66 iocal fmtertainment drew a big round of applause saturday evening during the acton lions club round up show at the community centre joyce carpenter and her young en tertainers danced and sang front row left to stntf photo righj are mariannq coles lynn nielsen mrs loyce carpenter mary frances marcoux and karen ashley- back row left to right are cathy ashley marylou pendleton kim kressler deb orah barr cindy barr and bonnie bristow life membership for mrs bulmer the june meeting of the bap tist mission circle was held on monday evening in the church ivith the nevvlycleccd president jessie coles in charge during the busne ses sion plans were made for anoth er food parcel to be sent o he rudds in india consisting main ly of hihproun ioods aisu glasses are to be collected lo send to india and fcl hts tor handiwork at ghsivcken indian reserve i mrs c eailiic gave devotions based on hebrew 2h chapter prayer was grier or inda by mrs ouee lor bolivia cy m- fcllham and ihe home ssir avuri by mrs 1 dsixvugii the president pate a report n the work al eastwood centre hamilton and read a thank yiu note lor clothes recently stent there she also gave an interest ing report on the work ol dr coppuli a je indian doctor who his perlormed over 40cwj cataract operations in india a duet bv mrs bailiie arid mrs fcknam more abou jes us wii ver much enroed durine the social hour pres-n- tation of a iile membership pin was made to mrs helen bui- nier ti cirrrier reasuie vvri will be siott rrioving fe-r- gu with mer amilv liec k itiiot lelid ttie aaaess r vtm loiii atic m liiridsljouah p- eiiic i v- tj hu r u hi loii l jersj a tin tijiui o- vi- l- i information next week 24 students for the roman catholic missionary priesthood will be visiting ac ton homes their object is to acquaint the roman catholics and any others interested in the work of the scarboro foreign mission society the two oojen young men are spending their summer this way come from live provinces will carry sleeping gear and cook their own meals transportation is by motor bike and car they stay in parish halls schools or cr other available accommo dation on their lour are ham ilton ottawa timmins port arthur fort william montreal kingston ind the surrounding the scarboro foreign mission society was founded by north americas first roman catholic missionary to china monsignor john fraser a native of toron to in 16 now numbering 160 scarboro fathers work in seven to provide on missions lands japan the philippines british guiana the bahamas windward islands brazil and the dominican republic they maintain parishes establish schools credit unions dispen saries agricultural centres and develop leaders the students of the scarboro foreign mission society take liberal arts followed by theol ogy at st francis xavier sem inary at scarboro there are oer 90 seminarians enrolled in various stages of the eight vear course they do much field w ork the student who came to ac ton this week said the group would return to do their calling one day next week perhaps on wednesday or thursday the 22nd or 23rd they expect to obtain a list of names of roman catholics from rev v j mor gan thev have folders and photographs prepared to show the work of the society first jackson reunion held in ariss june 12 wcmen of india at united church womens meet the lrsi jackson reunion pic- rut w held on june 12 at ihe home o mr and mrs elfin vat virman o ariss ont tre ja isjis ere earv seill- t a lverlr oii erjjjiosa t on ris p richard jackson iiic j thi vui ron j r e- vmj icteo tie fairn land that i- preseiiiv owned by his great eaidsoi wiliiatti jackson and e ri ias been in the jaek- j iiatre o je 100 years thre of the ujur aunts ol the presev wllian jackson wlio guest s topic tiuicr ue kl f nut iin- jt rrrrrinc imliitv ll i s- u tiie ladle jui is 7 i i lnv fkrtrrc tri uj lie eu e i v cu i1w j i llj m s ii lot seasc i dv eeesed iumiik- i mi tmr iieis jnen 1 n eaeil the loiti- hiayei a luu juftiibcr oiei liuiojef ve- oai1 1ts i i tot i a i icsi whu hi- tieet some north j he secrel- r eit t u ji geti inel iptoed the ticas lir ei s iejs i t e an- giveii mrs slililds and mts vem lulls spei v l in joronto t c- ceiith jl the overseas mission building oiel mrs vcldhuis ev platted h v tlie- seir clean atsd pack hjles tor overseas on miv 1t hales wetc paiked lor thefieil victoi mission ami lir the ov erseas mission win i weighed aouit jflllbs uki uee valued at 52ol there was i very success ul bake sale in may mrs sltoeniakcr gave her re port on the sick and shutins also birthdays not just lor the one group but tor the whole chinch this being the last mcani of the season it was decided to forgo a picnic and to nieel agan in lite full with a pot hiek supper visits were recorded and also visitors were welcom ed mrs shoemakers group wits in ohare of devotions and hymn is7 was iung mrs little read the indiaut version of the 23rd psalm and mrs shqcmakcr read several versions of other scriptures mis wanic isd in prayer end- it e s i liy run 2 mt- viirne introduced mrs iaton ho sjjuke on the women o luelta which was vei y inter esting coieetion was taken fheie weie 2 nieiilxii and twotts hois pieserit a- delicious lunch- was seived ind a social hall hour was spent by the ladies viere born and raised on the arm were present lor the oc casion mrs hat tie mccutch- eon acton mrs margaret hall luck now and mrs minnie mc- daniel toronto the oldest person attending vas mrs hattie mcoilcheon of acton the youngest was leanne lriesen granddaughter ol mrs murray johjison toionlo and the persons coming the larthesl were mr and mrs w cumming mrs jack halls daughter liken from owen sound relatives at lending were i rum ouelpli acton ospringc rock- wood molfat preston luck- now owen sound toronto and weston attending from acton were mr and mrs w st rut hers mis stewart sinclair miss san dra sinclair mrs allan holmes lan v and vicki fred a hoffaaan optometrist 58 st georges sq guelph ont telephone 8242071 sunday june 19 is fathers day at hintons you will find the supreme choice of gifts for fathers day are assured of the widest selection the best styles at real jlmoneysaving prices our malt will he pleased lo arssirsl your children in selecting that gill tor dad from hundreds ol moderately priced ileitis hintons 5c to 100 store the rtor that pi vet you better quality a better choice a lower price mrs g johnston auxiliary hostess the annual home helpers meeting of the afternoon aux iliary wms of knox presbyter ian church was held in the country at the home of mrs itiordon johnston when she and her mother mrs h savers were hostesses juno- 9 was a rainy day but it did not dampen the enthusiasm of the 40 members and friends who gathered for an enjoyable afternoon of christian fellow ship mr famlcrioit presided and mrs c hansen was convener of ihe pigrani asslsled by mrs f mcctttchoon and- miss i ander son the seivice of worship was led by mrs ilmtscn and mrs mccutchoon with miss rosoll and mrs toebes of knox choir lcnderinn a duel miss anderson read a delight ful story enlllleil the last ar iiutniiil wltlelt exemplified the fact thai renl lmppincss comes irotn a simple life and faith mrs o moriin a tuemhei on the executive tl t lie newly orga nized iheshvleriitl of brampton gave a report on ihe recent meeting in hiatttplon which she attended as a ivpresenlallve of knox wms and announced a fall rally to he held in union church the president convoyed to mrs m m coles on behalf of the members slncorest greet ings on the occasion of ihe 5lh wedding anniversary to he cele brated soon bv mr and mrs coles a bounteous buffet supper was the climax of this delight ful afternoon two 50 donations made by auxiliary the legion ladies auxiliary held their last meeting till september in the legion hall with president mrs d rogers in the chair the auxiliary initiated and welcomed a new member mrs r dalton mrs leo synnott and mrs e lazenby were ihe lucky winners of two boxev of chocolates two donations of 50 each were passed for the salvation army and the retarded child ren plans are being made for the mystery trip on september 10 the legion a bowling team will go to barrie for provincial playoffs on june 25 anyone wishing to go on the bus please get in touch with mrs lois gor don by june 18 the bus will leave ihe legion hall at 9 am alter the meeting a delicious lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed dance weekend at summer hotel some of the members of the acton pairs and squares are planning to join the square- dance weekend at hospitality inn this coming weekend so cial directors at the lodge are joyce and jack carpenter of acton and they have arranged reception follows christening sunday al st moans anglican church on sunday june 12 rev ritchie mcmurray officiated at the christening of robert doug las hanks son of mr and mrs ci ii dunks godparents were mr and mrs win coats of acton and mr and mrs grant puncheon of acton a reception was held after ward al the home of mr and mrs banks guests included the cimlparenls master steven hanks mr and mrs joseph bray and sons paul and mark of acton mr and mri m skibin- ski st thomas aunt and unc le mrs norma holt of graven- hurst grandmother mrs h w banks of beamsville grand mother mr and mrs e s porleous of dundas greataunt and uncle and miss elizabeth porleous of london the special event some of the acton dancers are staying at ihe lodge and some arc camping nearby halton cooperative medical care plan pays ah surgical operations doctors calls paid from first visit confinements anaesthetists services xrays also major medical yearly plan drugs individual or employee groups may enrol at any time of the year revised rates monthly 575 single monthly 1150 couple monthly 1325 family payable quarterly or yearly halton coop medical services 143 main street box 474 milton dial 8789712 please send me information no obligation name u- address what does the bank of montreal 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bus trip to lowville park for the zone picnic on june 7 were discussed mrs winn was elect ed as representative to the council of women several members were reported on the sick list more than a bus load had gone lo guelph on tuesday af ternoon to join with lite golden age club there and reporlcd a wonderful lime spent mrs r l davidson mrs wedge and mrs reed all had june birth dates and were saluted with ihe happy birthday song seventy tickets lo lite lions round up w were givon out to the members who gratefully received this generous gift from the lions club shuffleboard courts are paintedf in at the community centre eady for re sumption of play on monday nights the next regular meeting will be juno 16 at 730 pm in the y building empty bam burns near moffat both milton and acton lire departments were called out saturday morning when a barn on a second line nassagaweya farm near moffat caught fire the barn is in the milton fire district but tenants called both brigades the empty ban was on a farm owned by m diidnik ol moflat and was unused the other buildings were rented to two fa miles the loss was not insured william oost son of mr and mrs t oost 45 roseford terr aclon received his ba degree june 3 frim calvin college grand rapid il- studied lhere for four vtars he is married and has two daughters mr and mrs t oost of acton and 1i g lawrence of rock- vvuod attended the graduation red white dollar days red white dollar days 1 save 1 c tall tins evaporated carnation milk supreme 1doz pack donuts wiener rolls hamburg buns save 37c stokelys tomato juice 7i1 41 20oz tins save 28c r white or colored white swan tissue 888 all brands pkgs of 20s cigarettes carton 349 choice plump grade a chickens 3 7 lb whole inabasket cutup chickens 45 lb tasty tender loin redwhite save you money pork chops 79 lb fresh ground minced beef 2 1 fresh fruit and produce sunkist good size oranges 3 doz 1 red white dollar days red white dollar days sbayvi-