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v the acton free pre wednedey january 171968 t mrs mary mckenzie named president of church women the united chare womenhem tteir annual general meettncand installation of officer in the church on thursday evening january ii at 8 pm mrs h r force the flrat president of the united church women of trinity chord was lb installing officer these installed for a two year period peat piwsicent mr lorraine sueld presleknt mr mary wckenue brstrtee- prlwnt mr dorothy abgf- lakeside 50ir aniiivsriry lakeejae chapter of tb xaa win celebraie the golden ennttersrr of it foundtsf with a dinner on april sin knox pres- byterlan church the chapter was founded in 1917 preliminary plana for the eel ebrahori were olacnssed at the chapters meeting last week mrs e marks reported on the hampers sent to needy fam ilies at christmas urns in co operation with the rotary club there were 53 children on the ut and she added she re ceived more thank you letters tills year than ever before a nominating committee vu named to present a slate of officers two flags are ready to be given to the robert- utile acbool mrs marguerite taylor re ported valdson second vleepreittent miss ena gibson treasurer mrs joan youngbtut secretary mrs chris grlese program convener mrs mar fan patterson and mrs velma west social eenvener mrs alma timbers friendship visiting mrs helen mcgeach- 1 supply and wetfar mrs panune symqn ulonv hrs vy udkea wermr mar gnerlte taylor and mr helant middieton vr cattalsbjp atsjroujr aqan nureery- mrs mildred laxg nominations -mrglor- lvcoata evening leir mra jean johhson xttermon leader mrs eaton pre reporter mrs dorothy rognyaldson reports were presented by the executive for 1967mrshlod conducted the meeting letters were road from the gelt training school thanking the ladles for christmaii gifts and from nlu the adopted child of tbe ucw in which he thanked the ladles tor money and gifts and sent along a picture of his family mrs shields thanked everyone tor their cooperation in the past year and mrs udkea presented her with a gift in appreciation of job juafjt taw0p7efeit airs mc kenzie said a tow words to st mrs nelles first president combined st albans groups if wednesday evening january 10 is and indication of tbe way that tbe two fromer ladles groups of st allans will work together as one organ rati on they can look forward to a very happy future in spite of tbe bitter weather there was a good turn out tor the combined bustnees and social evening which started crease jr recordrngsecrettarj stress confidence in god in on jf north halton association for the w- harry lhni recordlrio secretary mr feggv telly retarded held ll annual biwineismeet yrsanyv corrosportcfing- secretary mf- diane tng let week and elected william e tatqvain wpodi vlcaprldert ralph baton ard f v- 0 sj a milton councillor a president lor 1968 mr cannon and treiiureimrr r barton js5jts ferguton it lhowrf seated surrounded by hli malp executive who include past president staff pnotol thank the ladles i6r the honor and privilege of being nominated as president v roy lindsay dies in acton former nassagaweya farmer a former resident of nassaga weya j 3 roy undsay of 287 arthur st acton passed away peacefully at his residence on january 12 in his 80th year he had been ailing for a number of years he leaves bis wife of 46 years the former ellen b nellie kerr and three daughters mildred mrs elwood bolton of rock- wood phyllis mrs gordon os borne of toronto and june mrs robert fleweulng of belwoodx one daughter joyce predeceased him he altoleaves seven grand children mr undsay was born lo milton the son of edwin c undsay and raehael mcguughlln and attended public school there he later realded with his grand father in nassagaweya and attended sj no 7 school he also attended nassagaweya presbyterian church and- took an active part in the groups affiliated with it in 1820 be married ellen h nellie kerr in a ceremony per formed by the late dr a blair in guelph he apent most of bis life farming in the nassagaweya district he spent his last years in acton ajywas a member of knox presbyterian church the funeral was held january is from tbe rumleyshoemaker funeral home conducted by ms minister the rev ah mckenzie interment was in falrview ce melery hope workshop jut- aettm aw cofiab the hope workshop station wagon bus driven by tbe revll christensen of ullion was in volved in an accident at a slip pery acton intersection tuesday morning at 9 anu mrs gwen tyler driving south on acton blvd attempted to stop at the comer but the car slid out into peel st striking the left aide of the workshop bus damage was estimated at 600 to the bus and 250 to the tyler car police blamed hazardous road conditions for the accident mrs m bride- is nrjatautin josephs hospital guolph and her many friend hope for an improvement lnbealthforher midweek visitors with mr and mrs jack frank were mrs eil een job and mrs janice dlcldo of toronto exchanges were involved in the move of mr and mrs frank unternahrer to town they have come to 60 mowbray place tho former home of mr and mrs gordon ralston and linda who moved to the unternahrorshomo at 17 greengate road in guolph as well mr unternahrer has taken over mr ralstons busi ness the acton box company as us new owner mr ralston is semiretired assisting a couple of days a week at tho box company mr lorno uasatos is recup- oratlng at home following dis charge from guelph general hospital mr and mrs gordon sllcock of burwash have returned home after visiting with the latter mother mrs edith frank guests of mrs r m mac- donald on her birthday on sat urday wore hor two daughters mrs w t a bell of toronto and mrs norman small and mr small of niagara falls the many friends of alios rob- lna clark regret that she is a patient in private patients pav ilion toronto general hospital and all hope for an improve want in health for hor mrs robert aigie visited with isjr daughter andfamlly in phil adelphia pa for a couple of weeks and has recently returned home on saturday january 13 mr and mrs ed leatherland enter tained friends and neighbors at a house party in honor of mrs leather lands parents 25th wed ding anniversary friends are happy to learn mr george musselle is home again after a lengthy stay in guelph general hospital mrs musselle is still there awaiting an oper ation beciuse atvonldt and flu there was only aflir attendance ajtb meeting of the baptist miistoo- clnoe held at the boms of mrs helwig but a happy lme of christian fellowthlp was enjoyed by those present the president jessie coles ened the meeting with a new years thought and led in prayer jdurng the business session while cross work was allotted and plans made for another par cel to be sent to the rudds in india probably the last before they return home on furlough an appeal will be made for clothing and canned goods to be sent to eastwood centre hsm- llton frances feltam gave the de votions based on thlscripture joshua 1 she pointed out the confidence in god we sbouldhave for the new year marj lands- borough and frances feltham carried on a conversation sup posedly by two bolivian women who had recently become christ ians and closed by singing jesus i come as a duet marj landsborougb gave a reading coffee break harriet helwig mrs harrop eileen lott and frances feltham led in pray er for mission work at home and abroad the meeting closed with a hymn and the ulspah benediction jessie coles and eileen lott as sisted the hostess in serving a delicious lunch mrs jcreasejrsrjcaxrespooav lng secretary mrs wm denny treasurer mrs e a pratt uvlnd measaaw secretary mrs d bayllss flower and gift con vener mr c undsay reporter mrs l clarke kitchen con veners miss mrnie rowlesmra wdenny v- v mr mcmorray thanked tbe ladles for wprje done for the church by both groups he ex- pressed bls belief tbt the woinenrrrgntzaiteug eon- jngtivatirint rlbuted greatly w the spirit jvtifwjm apd fellowship of the church and i u tbene ofgahisatlonwirjl bjevenmorw ii off with a pot lock sapper tbe rector rev rmcmurray conducted tbe election of officers consisting of members from both former organization those elected are as follow past president mrs eapratt president mrs c nelles first vtos presirjent mrs- sjohn w i lhampshin former sheriff fuaenri monday a former sheriff of hatton ciounty w j u fbilly hamp- shirs of speyslds died oo satur day at milton district hospital descended from pioneers who came to nbrth america in 1803 mr hampshire was active in civic and municipal affairs most of his life and was wll known throughout north helton hew an escjieslng councluor for sev en years including four years as a county councillor he was sheriff surrogate court regis trar and local registrar of deeds from 1835 to 1946 in 1826 he was a liberal cand- idate in tbe federal election he- bald many positions in boston presbyterian church and he was a dufferin school trustee for 30 years a bachelor he lived with ms sister until her death in a car accident eight years ago since then he had lived with mr and mrs s brown rr 3 milton the funeral service was held monday with interment in fair- view cemetery acton regretting about yesterday and fretting about tomorrow will not get us anywhere today safety now not how and thonl winter brings additional hazsde to pur street and hrgliaayi cn help to reducer the risks and topreuent accidents by driving with courtesy and extra care your car may be involv ed in an accident despite your precautions so its important to have ade quate insurance pre lection against the costs of total or partial liability for damage repair lo your own car injury to you or member of your family in your own or another car a cia autumohile and accident insurance policy could help vou meet the costs of such emergen cies for information call ed pasmom rockwood ut734 cag insurance cooperators insurance associations of guelph i towrse on marriage helps engaged or newlyweds for tbe second consecutive omo iej tf stl j rights as concerns property purchasing mortgages and es- fresh picnic style 56 lb avrag year halloa family counselling service is offerlnga short course on marriage for engaged couples and newlyweds the courses to be held in st johns united church luskhall in oakvllle january 18 and 25 and february 1 and 8 will also be held in st christophers an glican church burlington feb ruary 15 23 29 and march 7 topics of discussion will in clude understanding each other tate planning management of money and budgottlng sensible v purchases banking living with- in the income insurance and in- a torrolatlng responsibilities in- f cludjnc inlaws cost of tho sot of four moot- lngs is throo dollars par couple registration and information are available at tho family counsel- ling service office s3 brownst milton phone 8782801 et g2 john amceacheri dies in 73rd year after an luneas of three years john archibald mceachero of lot so concession 1 eaojuealng township passed away in guelph general hospital on jan 11 he was 72 years of age mr mceachero was a well- known district farmer and threaher he was born in erin township april 3 189s son of ronald mceacbern and annie mclean and moved from erin to eaoueslng township s7 year ago he la survived by alstera jennie rr 1 acton mrs etsw thompson mrs mary mclean rr z erin brother angus ronald and wilfred of acton funeral service ws held jan uary lsatmaruuleyshoamaker funeral bom conducted by hie rev ahmckaule pallbearers were norman bird georgetown cousin and neighbor orwell johnson orrle lamb frank freeman john cole and bruce lartctu interment was in conlngaby cemetery further reductions at dtlcnique jaach tcej national brands month shoulder pork roast 39 c ik pork butt roast 49 c ib polish sausage 85 postpone meet everton dam a rnaetlng to explain plans tor proposed dam in the everton area was postpavad monday night because of roaa but its expected it will be bald within a couple of weeks it was scheduled to be held in osprlng school property owners in the area of the proposed dam bad been invited to attend as well as npreaentatlv of erin and eramosa township councils dress shoes rsglo 1298 799 i 1500 usion or high heels available in black patent calf or suede all snow boots greatly reduced stack heels 1999 777 campus flats n all sales flfjal no exchanges or refunds 73 mttbottrtoll st guelph ont open friday til 9 pm best buy green giant save 6c peas 243 beit buy save 6c i habitant 28on pea or vegetable ssave 6cl habitant 28oi soups 247c bait buy save 10c 11 ox bottle aylttutf catsup 239c bett buyl save 6c i duncan hines cake mixes 43c red white 8oz jar instant coffee 1 o savs 13c twin pack ballet tissue 4 i 49c save 10c beef or irish 240 tina puritan stews 45c pr e s h produce freth green cabbage 10 product of usa celery stalks 2r9 buy of the weeki bold detergent reg 105 value giant package 79 c royal facial pfcg 20cva tissues 3 49c samr 16el 1lb vacuum tin reg grind t coffte 89c j