Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), November 25, 1970, p. 11

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Trinity organist speaker Sunday On Laymens Sunday at Trinity United church those taking AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE ROCKERY Station St FRIDAY NOVEMBER Commencing Furniture dishes tools household merchandise C Auctioneer were BUI Coats Dorothy Simmons and the organist and choir leader George Elliott Dr Elliott spoke on past present and future music of the church LOL euchre Winners at last Saturdays euchre at Ladies high Mrs M Davidson ladles low Debbie Mens high Davidson 18 mens low David Lone hands Clinton Peacock Door Prize Mrs Dan Kldd The Acton Free Wednesday November AUCTION SALE FOR GEORGE A GRUNDY At the farm at Junction 24 and 25 Highways A miles North of Acton on SATURDAY NOVEMBER TRACTORS and IMPLEM ENTS John Deere S P ewather auger head W9 gas tractor motor over hauled John Deere furrow rerot semi mounted Glcncoc cultiv ator hydr wings John Deere double disc 12e blades hyd control control MF No grain drill spa cing liquid attach control Tyler sprea der ton MJF No drill fert and grass seed spacing Liquid fcrl tank 150 gal New Holland No tan dem wheel manure spreader bus Kelly Ryan double chain elevator 2 gravity boxes tubular bale elevator single row tree planter John Deere 227 Rotnr shredder 5 motors etc sections of steel scaffolding joiner Craftway table saw 21 hp motor 110220 HD hydraulic jacks ton 5 F top link Large assortment of shovels forks cant hooks trowels car penter toots bolts ropes tools grease guns and other small ar ticles TRUCKS 1968 ton truck shocks and springs 700 tires radio auto- malic barrel etc motor bumper now motor with 10000 miles TERMS CASH Please Note All the above equipment is good condition most having been used very little Mr Grundy plans to curtail his operations so the above equipment becomes surplus to his re quirements Not responsible for accidents By Rev A Walter Churchill Community Church These lints are being written In a convalescent hospital room in the City of Toronto by one who has been incarcerated in hospital since September of this year During that he has undergone a complete hip operation six days after which he was on his feet learning to walk again Three weeks after the operation no well on the way to having relearned the art of walking naturally It Is hardly necessary to say that during the days spent in hospital much has passed through the writers mind things such as the matter of possible death and the success or failure of the operation which was performed on a highly infectious area There was however no thought of ear re the future and there were several reasons for this One of these was that folk of varied denominational persuasions and some of no church affiliation at all were of fering prayers on his behalf Another reason was the realization that he was under the care of several of Torontos ablest and most dedicated physicians The surgeon who performed the operation Dr Thomas made one remark previous to that operation which lifted the spirits of his to the realm of steady faith and assurance He said We surgeons do not play God but we work with Him This coming from a comparatively young man Immediately endeared the writer to him Looking over life at large I have been so often impressed by the dedication of some folk to their lifes work Their work Is to them not Just a job it Is a profession or calling To it they give themselves with superb dedication This la their beall and end- like the young university graduate who complained to general manager that he was not being given enough to challenge his and talents and that he was tired of just putting In time So many are quite prepared to loaf In all the time they can and arc forever griping about the poor pay they receive In the ranks of hospital workers as elsewhere In the world of workers I have learned that there are three main groups There are those who like the doctors I have mentioned arc dedicated to their tasks These tasks ore associated with a calling They arc faced In the spirit of service of doing what good I can do to the best of my ability These are to be found among the lowly orderlies well as among the doctors and surgeons One orderly whom we affectionately called Mike said to me the first night was a patient In the orthopedic ward If there Is anyway I can be of help to you sir let me know He spoke with a pronounced central European accent Among these orderlies the colored personnel were the most courteous and helpful A second group of workers among the employees as elsewhere in the labor force may be labelled the dutydoers These stick to the letter of the law and woebetide the patient who does not toe the line or keep within the bounds of the recognized rulings With these folk all must more or less follow the some regulations no matter what the physical condition of the patient may be If the directions indicate he Is to tie himself up like a human pretzel In spite of the fact that he Is stif fened by arthritis then he must do It There are the sergeantmajors among senior nurses too Fortunately the patient can always appeal to his doctor and get such orders changed A third group of hospital workers are those who quite clearly are not possessed of the idea that their work Is anything but a Job So the thing to do is put In all the timo you can and do as little as possible Why run yourself ragged for that old guy who might as well be dead anyway I personally fail to understand how anyone who Is trained as a nurse can ever carry on as such lacking the desire to help the patient to the utmost and having little of the milk of human kindness in her nature Most nurses do their best for their patients Especially Is this true of the younger followers of the lady of the lamp All who are called to serve any capacity as doctors nurses orderlies physiotherapists or what have you should recognize that this fa a calling a calling In the ministry of helpfulness But then every line of work engaged In by the professing Christian should be considered by him as a calling and not as just a job DONT MISS the ads this week Theyre full of bargains and voting suggestions DENTAL DR LEONARD Dental Surgeon Suite No 3 Mill St E Acton For appointments phone ARCHITECT DONALD SKINNER MJUUC Stavebank Ad Port Credit Residence OPTOMETRISTS ARTHUR A JOHNSON OD MILTON 184 Main Si Tuesdays and Fridays ACTON 54 Mill St E Wednesdays and Saturdays Residence phone FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone night or day Bruce E Shoemaker APPRAISING AND INSURANCE F L WRIGHT Wilbur Street Acton Ontario Phone Appraiser and Insurance Over 50 Years In Acton The Mutual Life ROBERT Road Acton Bus Res CHIROPRACTIC RICHARD TELFORD DC Wellington St Ac too Wed and Evenings By Appointment EVANS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Guelph Street Georgetown by appointment THE CHURCH OP ST THE MARTYR ANGLICAN Comer Willow St and St Dr Rev H J Dawson BTh SUNDAY NOV Advent I am Holy Eucharist 1030 Advent Carol Ser vice Church School and Nursery Tuesday Confirmat ion class for young people Wednesday Holy Communion Thursday Adult Study Group at the Rect ory CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Minister Rev P Brouwcr Acton Ontario SUNDAY NOV 1970 am Morning Worship Service Nursery and pre school Sunday School am Sunday School JO Afternoon Wor ship Service JO Teen Meet at the church Tuesday evening p m Catechism Classes Come worship and study with us to be better equipped to serve God and men Everyone Welcome PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rev Andrew H Minister Mr A Hansen Organist and Choir Master SUNDAY NOV 29th Church School or Kindergarten through Grade a Ministers Church Membership Class for Teenagers am Advent Worship Sermon theme The Tem ptation to be Radical Everyone Most Welcome TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Minister The Rev Gordon Turner Director of Music Dr George Elliott MA PhD SUNDAY NOV Worship IOjOO Nursery am Church School Grade am Church School Grades 5 We Welcome You and Your Family to Take Part In the Life and Worship of Trinity ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH Mill Street Founded 1842 Pastor Rev Frank Byrne Parsonage Cheltenham Church Office SUNDAY NOV 29th 1970 am Morning Worship God is God a m Sunday School The Pastor Rev F Byrne will be in the study Tuesdays and Thursdays am You are invited to talk with him A Cordial Invitation To All EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE PAOC Churchill Road Rev S M Thomon Pastor SUNDAY NOV am Sunday School am Morning Worship 700 Evangelistic Service Tuesday Prayer Service and Bible Study Thursday JO Crusaders Thursday pm Christ Ambassadors 28 For by grace are ye saved through faith and that not of yourselves- it is a gift of God CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH Churchill Road North Minister The Rev A Walter BA BD Tidey Ave Phone 8532386 Saturday November p Showing of slides of trip to Mexico and Alaska Everyone welcome SUNDAY NOV 1970 1100 am Worship Service and Church School Group from Willowdale taking charge of service also guest soloist Visitors arc Welcome at nil Church Gatherings the Church on the Hill MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Ave Georgetown Pastor Rev Robert C Here is our sincere invitation to the whole family to attend church SUNDAY NOV 29th a Sunday School All ages 1100 Morning Service Evening Evangel Georgetown NOW LOW COST TERM INSURANCE EXAMPLES OF STANDARD ANNUAL PREMIUM FOR POLICY 20 to 29 6600 9000 CORDON R ORTON Life Insurance Estate Planning West mount Life Insurance Company Have you a homeless DANCE BAND This could be just the place for you Its large Its modern Its central We can offer you these large dance hall facilities on a permanent or semipermanent basis Close to Milton Acton Georgetown Oakvllle Streetsvllle and Brampton INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE CALL 8783421 REDUCED PRICES as CHICKEN SNACK of Chicken Fries lew Milk 1 SNACK PACK Colo Slaw fiat 1 CHICKEN m a BOX of Chicken SPECIAL PAK PUcii at Chicken Single Order French Fries Six Packs of Honey 8531201 -NEWFAILHOURS- Tun Wed Tlmri Fri Sit tolSpa SuMtTU to ANZAC DRIVEIN THINK POSITIVE THINK John Shadbolt for ACTON COUNCIL and Son Ltd for Christmas GIVE FOR HOME 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