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Th Acton Wednesday June Ospringe Field day at school shower death in news By Hues Mrs A Smith former Margaret Fines poised suddenly In Vancouver She was born In the of William and Marin Fines They moved to he line if Erin In 1901 and she attended at end Cedarvale Wlien she married Smith they went West and lived in the over the CPU station in where he was station agent until lie retired In 1H They thn moved to Vincmer passed away five ycirs She is survived a laughter Marguerite Mrs Peter I lorn ami Donald nil and two sisters I ydln Mrs Howard if and Mrs of Held day A field diy was held at school on Tuesday in preparation fwlhc inter sell Mil field lobe held at the University if June All the schools will be taking In this 1 Mrs David Sinclair en tut lined Sunday afternoon at her home In with a for Indn Die recreation room was decorated with pink and white hells and streamers Helping to pen the parcels were and Jane Wilson lindn thanked all for the the hostess served lunch Attending from I ere were Mrs Ross Ferguson Mis mas Fines and Doris I fling Six mcmlers of the men s Institute enjoyed a dinner at the in Ait mi Wednesday evening It v meal ending with an I tea The Indies then met at the limn Mrs their ThL president Mrs Archibald presided and Hie secretary Mrs Usher re the minutes and rresp were made to I members of in Institute In Newfoundland In September Mis Fisher eave the report if Annual at A hour was then spent in a game cards famrcnncHIrd eul short the girls hall Same Thursday evening It will played at later dale The scheduled fur June will cancelled as that is graduation night or Grade at school George Wnlma entertained his little Kindergarten friends on Wednesday to celebrate his birth day They all had a pleasant time together Mrs Hugh of Kingston and Mr Archie Mel vlhlted with Mr and Mrs Byron and family on Monday Park popular The park was picked on the weekend as the fine weather tiro light nut many visitors as well as natives to swim and picnic Hillsburgh medical centre may soon have three doctors and a dentist In a new medical centre township council was told and a husband and wife doctor learn were interested in locating in the proposed centre One dentist has also applied as well William Cook appearing on behalf of the medical centre committee said the name community centre had been approved for the building Over HI has been raised to date and a substantial further amount has been promised THE ACTON FREE PRESS Second Postal Registration Number LEAFS ARE one of two teams in the Ospringe girls softball league Pictured before a league game last week are front row I to r Tracy Sprowl Wendy Page Van Lisa Bonnell Kathy Johnson Janice Nancy Graaf Standing 1 to are assistant coach Linda Barb Upshaw Peg Hawkins Sue Hodge Gates coach Gibbons photo cubs activities in news from district Mrs A Rf Ten I ladles enjoyed a lovely dinner prepared by their hostess Mrs Ellcrby at her home In on Thursday evening The meeting after was chaired by Mrs Brown who opened y reading Bones and The More We Arc was sung call was answered by what we arc doing to conserve energy Convener of Agriculture and fan Industries Mrs Anderson was In charge of pro gram Each contributed a current event and standing com mlttec eonveners read an item pertaining to her subject Mrs Anderson reported on the recent District Annual She spoke about an energy crisis including our resources and conservation Mrs read an item to illustrate the motto Do unto to you ending v I may not pass this way again Thank cubs A trip by bus to the Lee Homestead was discussed and to be looked into The secretary was advised to thank the cub com mlttcifora good paint job on the shed and to the cubs for grass the W I had a good month with an auction sale booth and lunches provided for the Fed or Out Naturalists Two first and tw i second prizes at the District contributed another The hostess served tea and sweets late In the evening after the meeting Mrs Jas Noble extended thanks preacher Mrs A Patterson has spent the past week with her sister Mrs Slunrt Smith at Wcslon Mr Gordon Timbers of Milton a student at Knox College preached at on Sun in the absence of Rev Barrow The Ronton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gordon Ion near Men ford The kindergarten pupils with their teacher Mrs Bert Benton several small children and a number of mothers enjoyed a bus trip to the African Lion Saf flirt near nekton on Cub news by Mrs Hannah Cubs held their pack camp Much Tired on the weekend of June 2 on the pro perty of Mr Deadman on the fifth line The weather was sunny and warm but the recent rains made an enlarged swamp rather hard to negotiate around with camp supplies Seventeen boys at tended along with their four leaders and Paul Mac Donald a Venturer from Georgetown The boys were divided Into three patrols and cooked Its own meals stew bacon and eggs etc iThcprogramconsistedof an obstacle course which was reportedly hard an afternoon spent making a table chairs a hammock and a wild flower rock garden and same games In the evening a camp fire was held which was enjoyed by all Steve Thompson S yodelling Memorial service Sunday By Mrs Ron Belated birthday greetings to Percy Kltchlng who still enjoys health having celebrated is birthday last week Next Sunday afternoon will hold its cemetery memorial service It at clock with Mr Ian pter of Mornston as spec speaker Hot chocolate was served before bed Sunday morning the boys held their own church service Scouts Own led by Dave and Elaine Hannah After packing up the camp wis closed with the presentation of camp badges special awards of a humorous nature to those people who created memorable incidents during the camp program On June 12 cubs accom nan led by leader Elaine Hannah father Ron Anderson and group committee chairman Frank Hannah attended a wiener roast at Blue Springs Seoul Reserve This was held for all the adults who look part in the Trees for Canada planting Inst A ladies dropped Acton A ladies fastball team made a fine showing although they dropped a decision to the torn in Thursday night Dons Black belted a two run homer and Acton held a until the bottom of the sixth in ning when the pit countered with a round tripper to put her into the lead With both regular pit chcrs Heather Wood and Maureen absent Pot Wood hurled a fine game for the squad Wieners beans pop and were on the menu and seconds thirds and fourths were allowed A program v is held after but threatening thunder storms caused it to end bit early Mrs Ross of Milt in has been visiting her Mrs the past two weeks GUELPH KINSMEN BONUS BINGO WEEKS PER YEAR EVERY WED NIGHT- PARADISE GARDENS GUELPH PRIZES REGULAR GAMES 5000 EACH 30 TOTAL GAMES 300 BARGAIN PACKS AVAILABLE ADDED ATTRACTION WEDNESDAY JUNE 20th ONLY EXTRA SUPER SPECIAL HALF TIME ENTERTAINMENT FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION TYLER TRANSPORT 8531550 ACTON PICKUPS P MILTON FARMERS MARKET GRAND OPENING FOR 1973 a to Noon SAT JUNE Excellent vegetables fruits cheese pork products flowers home baking Entertainment by Milton Girls Pipe Band and The Sweet Adelines of Oakvllle Sponsored by Milton Chamber of Commerce MILTON 8783272 or 8783208 Showtime Sun Thru Tnuri and Sat 15 CLINT EASTWOOD PLAY MISTY FOR ME ait Imitation to tenor JESSICA WALTER Slim Wed WHOM Special prices for Poseidon Adventure COME TO FAR shops in crsotw Sculpture Pottery Graphics Silk Screen Printing Spinning Nature Dyeing Weaving Silver Smithing Chinese Brush Painting Batik Creative Stitchery ml lot north of Mohawk Raceway Wejf on Road Phone or write R R 1 Moffat Ont Phone Si BINGO Lie No EVERY FRIDAY AT JACKPOT GAMES a GAME NO ADMISSION CHARGE HELD AT THE BURGUNDY CLUB BUS SERVICE Sponsored By Georgetown Elks Lodge No 540 PROCEEDS FOR DEAF DETECTION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES PRICE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY JUNE It On WHITE POTATOES Kraft Plain Jar CHEESE WHIZ 88 fiALe GARBAGE BAGS 49riMMlflB Maxwell I Bag COFFEE 95 W LIQUID BLEACH SHORT Ml ROAST SHOULDER ROASTS RIB HOIST raw SUMS BLUE DUPE ORANGE CRYSTALS SHE MOM BLUE We Sell Only Tenderbest Grade A Red Beef WHITE SUGAR Si TOMATO JUICE Imperial Tub S0FT ARC MARGARINE 40 Pack TOILET TISSUE 35 Zip isoi Can DOG fl FOOD 1 Hardwood lb Bag CHARCOAL 47 Pack HOT DOG BR0M0 SELTZER SALT 109 Brown Good Food WHITE Pack lie BREAD 4rl ROLLS Spra SUPER DRY ANTIPERSPIRANT JOHHSOHS BABT POWDER Old Bottk ORANGE JUICE COLGATE 100 MOUTHWASH MMMMMMM 1485 MMMMMMMMM SLASHED MORE BEING DONE EVERY WEEK 111