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8 The Acton Free Press Wed January 21 Baby sitting course over The first Babysitter Train Course at the Acton has been successfully completed Instructors Ann Carr and Gloria Coats spent eight Sat morning sessions with the boys and girls The graduates attended a ceremony on Saturday morn January 17th at the home of Mrs Carr They v ere presented v ith dip lomas as well as certificates Proud parents and two Guide leaders Jean Vaughnn and Helen Roue were also in attendance Everyone was served tea It was an enjoyable gathering which again shows how the is helpful in the community community Four Girl Guides Christine Allen and Karen Stcckley of the First company and Patricia Henry and Donna of the Second Acton Company took the course and as a result will receive their child care badges The course included six hours of actual baby sitting and at one session a real baby was the guest Next fall the Y hopes to offer this course once again Two principals at WI meeting Elect ladies fair board officers Thirteen members and four visitors met in the common room of Acton Public Library for the first meeting of the new year of the ladies of Acton Agricultural Society Irene Swackhamer first vice president chaired the meeting and election of new officers for in the ab sence of president Mrs Vivian Beer It was decided to make a donation to the Acton Public I Board for the use of the meeting room during the months of January through May provided the room is available Members decided the library was on excellent focal for meetings Mien and principals Robert Little and M Ben Schools in Acton respectnclv win welcomed as guests of members of Dublin Women Institute it their nutting I Thursdiy evening A film depicting Basic Skills and Activities among the earlier grade shown and is of interest and showed inthe making ind doing This w is followed lj i question answer period with the two guests in in endeavour to solve some of the prob lems thit ire perplexing the parents Mrs M is of mtro Mr Diwkms who turn introduced Mr Allen later Mrs Lasbv as eon of Cultural thanked them for giving the members an evening of interest Mrs C Line Hills wis hostess for the meeting with a good turn out of ladies despite a night Open ing exercises were presided over the president Mrs Norton In the absence of the secretary Mrs Douglas Mrs David Hunter took over the duties anil called the roll This month it was responded Wh it art Institute members for our successors The president reported that id received in invitiiion ittend the of Women s tuft on it Hilt United Pictures were shown of the Dublin I float at the Acton I- ill These will In en tend in the Tweedsnnur Book Members were reminded to bring family pit lures ilso for the book to the next regular meeting number of idles leered to help the Seoul Guide Mothers at their bin on February 17 it the Iegion Building social time with Mr and Mr Mien wis enjoved over the tea cups with Mrs Hunter Mrs M scllis Mrs McMillan Mrs Mclntvre serving i tine lunch lopped off with Christmas cake GRADUATION CEREMONIES for the young people who took the Babysitting course were held Saturday morning Attending to receive their certificates were most of the In the front row are the four Girl Guides who received their Guide Child Care badge as a result of this course Christine Allen Patricia Henry Karen Steckley and Donna Evans Middle row Karen Kim Elizabeth Balogh Karen Coats Vicki back row Christine Chen Lindsay Jeff Carr and Paula Ruppert FriendsinDeed Search for members strive to help others Jfuc lire ihr In In spite old there his I een nut to 11 ming pool Sum ipproxmi out not iiielllduiL lie but fir ill lh infill pit r would ippnu i ivlwidv is my inform it will us intuit let indie per- i re present from the Itoektnn in It is In hoped he will be bring mg ilonj i lion md film fins will he in Kb eli- Mills of surrounding would like to is m people is possible to in I tin pit of ers tompinv Ok our pi nine will be visit from 1IIH t I or He Dodrts it I send best get well wishes to Mrs Cam leish man who is i pitient in Hospital Mr Mrs Mac mil of i visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs borough -t- Birlhdiv reelings to longtime town per son Wright He will be He i former the longtime buslnessm in and in honor iry life member of IheCh ber of Commerce He s out ind iroundeverydiy- in he through the snow storm up to the music eentn for the of Com mcrce innual meeting Mon day night He had declined offers of rides inlending to hike from his Bower home up over the railroid tracks in a short cut Hut the drifts were too deep and he had to take the long way round visitors Mr and Mrs Force Knox Avenue were Miss Kathleen I ewis from Toronto and Mrs Jim Pfaff with Jennifer from Moose Jaw Sask Mr and Mrs Bod Force ind the family from ind Mr of It It Jim and Jo Ann ire spending holidays in Acton and Toronto where Jim will be at Downs view tiking a course in Medicine Mrs in friends send best wishes for her return home soon Aeton chief Mick Holmes deputy ehief Bern m Met the ers elections on former mem tier of the i new resident of ingles w is honored for ilso the Mottos discussion topic for Womens Institute ii lis vim to rs him to enjoy life full s We liitn and in into info rning members of future we ire pit 111 it 1 foi Contest reports part of meeting rs Mrs I indsav keep ing for igricullure Mrs Dons siirgtry re Mrs Mi Bov en joys lift ilso tin 1 of the lamb tin Hill will he new elittr eonventr is Miss isked to be r let Mrs will it tend tin ladies present the groups id is on i- don tasty luneb is served lv Mrs net Mrs Wildtrspin by Mrs Mrs I rink hostess for the January meet ing of Mimos i Womens di A Food Forum will be held in it Trinity United Church on February 16 from to Mrs Harry is to be one of ihc leaden for the new club A Touch of a second leader is yet to be named Mrs I ind Mrs J reported that they had packed and delivered eight cheer boxes to sick and shut ins before Christmas Several thank you notes for being remembered solutions Mrs brought i mint resolutions which en si it the i lltlnn The roll till is by ten Ibi name nf i prominent pi in world their Mrs He itt is in of the pnierim began with contest ted by Mrs I mirsiin nil pictures of well persons hit to be to a list of In it Take trip to Japan at Menettes meeting the met ilye tun s take Buy recording memorial gift iM somi is After sinking the Hymn of All Nations Mrs Hi gave i piper on World Affairs On listtnuig to the news or re the one receives the impression that then is but trim Hit s lit Id 1 i r monthly mi ting on it of club irol imp bell with i ismi d i nee luh tire sidi rry give i full business report on the club s ictivitii s during and outlined varum pro jecls stheduled for new to Hie s Men s dmntr meetings his become monthly project ire pit villi the results duiet sponsored by the Men will beheld the end if lanu and the Menetles Fashion show Spring is on its way the Mtnettes art preparing for their annual Spring a Show Members is a w is formed to set the stag for in evening of fun Highlight of this months meeting was a trip via slides and projector to Japan I hosted by Mr harks Perry of and desscrl id pleasant and interesting meeting The U of Trinity United Church met in Ihc Ladies parlor for a pot luck dinner intended for the Christmas season but was put off until the later date About 30 ladles sat down to a lovely dinner After the regular January meeting Mrs Lidkea in the chair opened with a season prayer Mrs Shoemaker had the Devotional period and opened the Church One Foundation Mrs Veldhuis led In prayer arid the theme was the Gospel in miniature ending with Rescue the Perishing The annual report showed a lot of work done and a healthy bank balance A host of thank you cards were read for the Christmas baskets sent out The group will purchase a carillon record m memory of departed members Sandwiches will be made for Sunday after burning of the mortgage They have adopted another child near Jakarta in Indonesia There were 19 baskets and some gifts sent out at Christ mas house calls and five hospital calls made during the month The quilting ladles received a special thanks for their work during the year Gifts given The Legion Ladies dlstrl cheques and flowers to widows and sick veterans during the holiday season throiigl at liomi da some of our freedoms in being As Wo mens Institute rmmhtrs wi must be aw ire work to make things right in our homes and in our ties Dog barks thief flees It believed German Shepherd dog in gas may hive frightened off IhicvesJan 111 smashed hut no entry gained THE ACTON FREE PRESS Second Clatt Mail Registration Number DANCING Every Saturday 9 pm to 1 am at the Acton Legion Entertainment in Lounge SHAYNES 1 in Lounge Inn 31 Guardsman Fob LntoDatoi 14 Country Pndagoguos 21 28 per couple ing the and early spring months thus cancel ling the meetings in private homes temporarily as Ten days program A laymen committee representing the Anglican Baptist Christian Reformed Presbyterian Roman and United churches is preparing a program of events to recognize Fen Days for World Development are to 23 set aside for studying Third World concerns lions make the country roads almost Impassable Correspondence was read by the secretary as well as a personal letter from Mrs Beer thanking the members for their kindness and co operation during her term as president Members discussed changes to the advanced prize lists Nominrtions for the new executive were then conducted by Miss Elected to serve for the 197677 term of office are president Mrs Irene first vice president Mrs Carmela Linda Ass is sec treasurer Mrs Evelyn Aitken card convener Mrs Lucille Cooksley and press reporter Mrs Jan Marshall The executive welcomed four new members to the board Marg Marilyn Murray Lorna Marshall and Jan Marshall and the annual membership fees were col and recorded Members were reminded of the annual meeting to be held at the arena on January The group decided to cater light refreshments for the meeting Eleanor Thompson Irene Swackhamer served refreshments Next month s lunch conveners are Aitken and Evelyn Aitken REMNANT SALE SAVINGS Gold Kodiak Salin Hobble Hill Onngo Armstrong Cata Gray Brown Maltese Nutmeg Green Fine Aits Mission Moss Green Bolereiu Green White Braidwood Gold Bronze Corinth ia Yellow Brown reau Brown use Nutmeg Jado Yellow Brown Brown Braidwood Gold Gold Raggedy Anne Print Maltese Gold reau Copper Orion Rod Empereau Green Green Fasmat Blue Red Candy Stripo Style Tone Nutmeg Green Alpha Chestnut Gold Loop PiId Yellow Brown Made Maltese Nutmeg Spring Twist Bronzo Added Splendor 10 9x6 3 12x6 4 12x5 11 12x7 4 12x6 7 6 11 12 3 7 5 11 6 6 12 x9 6 12x8 6 x7 6 3 12x7 12x10 6 1 12x8 4 12x8 12x9 1 12 1 12x8 9x4 108 140 157 Empereau Brown 5 6 10 38 Orange 13 6 230 1B Style Tone Nutmeg 12x9 12 Rod HorieH Song 12x3 20 4A Green Onto 3 8 Bronze Ozite 12x2 3 Galiano Green 12x1 6 6 Enchanting 12x3 4 Gold 311 x3 10 Ii Manor Twist 9x2 2V Rembrandt Beige 11 28 3 Green 3 13 Green 3 Landmark Orange 36 3 Satin Plush Green 12x2 4 3 Spring Twist Off White 1 4 West Point Orange 11 x22 13 2 23 Sunburst Orange 65 Hobble Hill 8x4 3 3A Mirabel Orange 7 9 3 Braidwood 2 6 4 Hobble Hill Brown White 10x3 30 3A Royal Star White 6 13 1 Harbour View Red 6x210 12 1 Ivory 4 23 Contempo Rufia Gold 12x3 28 4W Bole Persian Gold 12x3 10 50 5 Bellwood Beige 7 5 x5B 53 23 Wostpoint Type 8 x5 11 27 5 Royal Stir White 119 x3 38 4 Royal Star White 7 x3 3 27 Brown 6 6 8 Graphic Gold 12x4 9 52 13 Beige 5 x5 Gold 12x4 7 47 6 Wilton BrownBlack 11 Landmark Green 8 x310 36 37 Barrymore 4 x4 7 10 Fresh Approach 12x5 5 7 Mirabel Green 13 Goes Nothing Held Back Nothincj Reserved Retail Wholesale Warehouse CARPET KING flooring 310 STEELES AVE MILTON 87P