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The Aden Free Press Wednesday November Churchill Meetings deaths reported hope pastor soon back MnFredMacArthur Churchill Community Church Women met at the home Mrs Emerson Anderson for their November meeting on Wed nesday evening Mrs Wallace chaired the meeting in the absence of Mrs Archie Kerr Mrs Marie Anderson gave the devotions a woman of the Bible Miriam scripture reading Exodus by Mrs Shirley Anderson Ch verses 10 and verse and in Numbers Ch verses and Ch verse 21 Hymn was sung closing with prayer Minutes of the meeting were read by Mrs Thompson and Mrs Eleanor Thompson gave the financial report Some business was dealt with They decided to hold another paper drive In the spring and plans for the Sunday school Christmas concert on December Also pictures are to be shown on Saturday evening November In the church Our hostess Mrs Emerson Anderson served a lovely lunch at the close guests on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bruce and Beverley expected About from Wlllowdale In Toronto are coming to Churchill community church and will conduct the service and song next Sunday morning Nov Mr and Mrs Norman Turner entertained at dinner Mr BUI Fennel of Emmanuel College He has taken the service a few times in the absence of our pastor Rev A who is still In the hospital but doing very well Mr and Mrs Hobs of visited with his brother Mr Leslie and Debbie a week ago Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry Kroeker of St Catharines and Mr and Mrs Henry and girls of visited on Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Bob Kerr and Jeffrey visited on Sunday wllh Mr and Mrs Robert Agnew at Choraliers Pub nightunusual An unusual and very successful venture was held by the Legion Saturday night in the Legion hall About 200 attended Pub Night which featured singing and Included cartons of fish and chips for everyone The Choraliers sang led by Ted Hansen Also entertaining were the Copy Cats from Georgetown Sol Mr courtesy McHugh and Bob all accompanied by Dave Harris on the piano Hector Dalgle and Henry played duels on the guitar and harmonica ac companied by Hay the piano Jack Carpenter was the and led the singsongs and Kent Tocher the organ and Jack Ferguson on guitar played for the dancing convener thanked Mrs Anderson for the use of her home also lunch Congratulations Churchill friends wish extend best wishes to Mr Sand McLean who Is making his home at Maple View Lodge Churchill with the Waldies Last Sunday he celebrated his birthday and we wish him continued good health Sympathy of Churchill friends goesout to Mrs Court end family In the loss of a loving husband and father the late Mr Court who died on November 21 Funeral was held last Sunday in Toronto with burial on Monday at Ingersolt Sympathy of the community goes out to Mr and Mrs Garnet Winter in the passing Of his mother Mrs Winter whose home was in Woodstock Lived here Friends of the Foster family who some years ago lived on the line wish to convey their sympathy to Mrs William Foster and family in the death of her son Foster last Monday in Toronto Burial was in Prospect cemetery He was born in Cheltenham Combined views Mrs Joanne Turner and Mrs Clarence Denny will be showing their slides on their vacation trips of the past year on Saturday evening November 28 at Mr and Mrs Turners- trip to- Mexico and Mr and Mrs Clarence Dennys trip to Alaska In the Churchill Church Silver collection Ladles please provide Mr and Mrs waiter Brown Marvin and of Quebec also Sandra and husband Mr and Mrs Gordon of were guests of the formers brother Mr and Mrs Brown and family last Sunday Mr and Mrs Charlie and Mrs Marian and Mrs Margaret Worgan were Mrs I Little Obituar Hazen Gordon The many friends and business associates of Gordon were shocked to learn of his passing on Nov He had always enjoyed good health and led a healthy outdoor life in the pursuit of his building trade He became suddenly ill at the end of August and his ailment became progressively worse He was a quiet peaceloving man and many who knew him will grieve at his passing He was born on Sept 1913 in New Brunswick and educated there He has lived in this community for the past 25 years and many fine homes he built here are a tribute to his skill and fine workmanship He leaves to mourn his wife Ruth They were married In at Islington Also surviving Is his father Grant Gordon and two rTCIISeS brothers Clarence and Theodore of NB His mother Pearl townshi predeceased him three years to Acton Funeral service was held the Shoemaker home on November 20 for Mrs liOrena little 44 Agnes St who died suddenly at her home Nov IB Rev A conducted the service and interment was in cemetery Pallbearers were nil neighbors Charles Thomson Mclntyre Douglas Anderson Edward Pratt Henry Vencma Acton and Lester Miller Stnyner Mrs was born In Albion township In 1905 moved to Acton years ago from the fifth line of Nassngaweyn She is survived by her husband Irwin son Acton daughter Jean and sister Mrs Viola Carrol Toronto Another sister Mrs Lectta Bowles predeceased her She was a member of Acton Womens Institute the UCW of church of is and Recreation Committee to help He was a past Grand Master of in Acton drew praise Imperial British the Commonwealth and a Sir Knight of the Red Cross Degree The many frtends who attended his funeral and Die abundance of floral wreaths were a tribute of the high esteem in which he was held The funeral was directed from the McKersle Funeral Home in Milton The Rev R Foster officiated Interment took place at Evergreen Cemetery Milton Pallbearers were James of Milton two brothers Clarence and Theodore of New Brunswick cousins Allen and Jack Gordon of Acton and Earle Hamilton of Milton trom chairman Peter Marks Thursday nights regular parks recreation meeting Chairman Marks called the grant a step In the right direction Secretary Doris was instructed to write a letter thanking them and asking for any constructive suggestions on making Actons recreation program better Sudden application of your brakes should be followed im mediately by a glance in the rear- view mirror The danger from behind may be greater than the danger ahead warns the Ontario Safety League OUR READERS WRITE Teach religion on separate basis 2 Dear Sir I have noticed with interest the many letters in your columns regarding demands for financial assistance for various schools of different religious teachings Whilst 1 am inclined to agree that there is some substance to the requirements asked for I wonder at the same time how all these needs are to be met with taxation as high as it is I am far from being against religious teaching In the schools but am of the opinion that this is a sphere where the churches which seem to be suffering a slump In congregations could do a good Job of work in this direction Education Is a full time vocation and whilst as I think religious teaching is morally very good I would like to see kept as a separate entity as far as- teaching is concerned School today is a vast complex area of teaching and I personally believe that religious teaching would be far more beneficial to all If kept as a separate operation for you will always have scholars who dont want religious education and that itself creatcso problem where freedom of studies exists These are solely my views and would finallv remind all these that Canada is going through a very serious economic crisis the peak of which has not been reached I think all these financial demands should be put aside for the being Lets get the country on a sound basis before even considering separate needs Yours truly Andrew E Welch Must stand up to lifes war Sir have just been reading your high school students opinions of Day and was surprised that they did not seem to realize that war has a cause It is awful but in some cases necessary I do not for one minute think that our Creator intended us to be trampled underfoot as would have been the case If Germanys Hitler had had his way Who stopped him Those brave men whom we honored on Remembrance Day Dont forget boys mis country you live in peacefully now had to be protected long ago on the border Settlers as well as soldiers were forced to fight to save their and yours for your Canada of today Why did Laura Secord walk miles In the woods Why did Brock and Wolfe give their lives To save this country for you and And why did Mr bring on the War Measures Act Because there was no other way to stop the brutality that is taking place in our own country Just a few miles away Ralph Connors book Glengarry School Days which read some years ago tells of pioneer days in Ontario A man teacher in a one roomed school was being annoyed by some mischievous boys big or over Something had to be done His side of the school war had to be fought These were his words In essence You black Johns Andrew and Red Bills Thomas come up here or Ill smash every MacDonald Yes from school days onward we must stand up to lifes war Yours truly MillicentMilroy Mr and Mrs Ward Mrs Richard Force In Toronto Hamilton 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