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6 The Acton Freo Press Wednasday July Ospringe Vacations visitors keep residents busy lately Jelinek to run in Haton Ballinafad by Doris Fines Mr and Mrs H Howard Spent two weeks at a wilder camp on Ranger Lake GO miles north eastofSaultSte Marie in the district of Their daughter Jean and herj held at Evcrton last week husband Edward with very attendance of Illinois spent several days with them at the camp Mr and Mrs Byron Bruce enjoyed a vacation in the West where they saw Byron brothers and sister and visited with his mother Mrs Wesley Bruce at White- wood Sask They stopped to their way to Banff and Mrs Vernon Stewart had a Jasper and went fishing at puppet show Turtle Lake Mrs Bruce Mr and Mrs Ross appeared to be the expert Mr and Mrs Gary were pleasantly fisherman as she caught four Mrs Thomas prised on Saturday when a Jack Ish fines and Doris Fines were ram that was born and raised Vacation Bible School was guests Thursday evening at on his farm fetched the the home of Mr and Mrs highest price ever paid for a William Henderson Mrs ram In Canada Several Flora Stewart Crystal Clark jnes great granddaughter enthusiastic buyers were at Record price for ram friend Mr Bert Davidson at a special birthday party held In his honor at Acton on Sun day afternoon Of special interest to many on Sunday arte moon was the celebration held at the home or Mr and Mrs DelLinstead It was in honor of Mrs Lin stead s parents Mr and Mrs Contrary to a front page story published in The Etobicoke Gazette Otto Jelinek is not considering running in any of the Toronto ridings but Instead will stick by his decision of a year ago to Jelinek claims the story in that paper had given rise to rumors that he was flip- Mr and Mrs Grant Wright flopping in his choice of a and Mr and Mrs Floyd riding attended I the Ortman told this paper that he family reunion at on he was waffling in his choice This is the choice I made and this is where 1 seek the nomination ho said Former Halton MP Terry 0 Connor is also expected to contest the nomination Jelinek said that with the polls showing the Conserve lives bo low he felt some ridings could have problems finding candidates So it really no big deal when associations are phoning around looking for people to run especially a sitting member Sunday Mr Henry Martin Jr In vited some of the neighbors to his home on the Line Sunday evening to meet the presidents of the Centre riding the Riding and the High riding While he acknowledged being Shirlej Fletcher and Bobby Tara Mount the auction in Erin when stead parents Mr and Mrs TV attended from this Forest was celebrating her these special lambs were Morgan who were ff the various rfisirlct thorn i on associations he said there district The theme was God Message Received and Understood Friday was the fimlday which ended with a program when each class did something they had learned through the week The In charge of He is now pro- fifth birthday Robert Howes of Grand Valley son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Howes took sick while on vacation at with his family and taken to North Bay sold Dr ram went for the high price of It was a fall born lamb and one of quadruplets The have a farm on the Line near fad and specialize In raising and Mrs Jlmmie celebrating their wed ding People came from far away and close by to offer tions to the happy couple Many old friendships were renewed Refreshments were served and all received a piece of the the town line Scouts return trim jamboree by Mrs Art Benton like to thank all who helped to The three send them there We are sorry to hear that Mr Sam is a patient in hospital in Georgetown We hope lor his improvement on the f Toronto were vWtors with the Marshalls on Sunday Mrs Ruth Burt companied her friend Mrs Hilda Sklppon when they spent the weekend at summer cottage by one of the northern Ontario lakes Scouts have returned from the fourth Canadian Scout Jamboree held in Cabot Provincial Park P E I Lee Ionson attended as part of the patrol from second Georgetown led by Bob Barber and Lyle Campbell went with the patrol from First Georgetown under Brian David Hannah was also one of the staff All Hannah and Michael motored had a good time even though to P I where they attended a few tents were blown down the hcout Jamboree toured The program was excellent the east coast and visited and they enjoyed seeing the Boston before returning Island and having Anne Their son Doug returned with Murray there They would them Churchill grossing favourably Mr and Mrs How weekend Mr and Mrs Gary visited over the weekend with Dr and Mrs William Austin at French River Mr and Mrs Lloyd Griffin of Mishawaka Indiana visited for a week with their aunt and cousins Mrs Thomas Fines and Doris Mr and Mrs Ross Ferguson and other relatives in the area Mr and Mrs Bruce Smith and Mrs accompanied by Mrs Smith a parents Mr and Mrs George earns of 1 have re turned from a most enjoyable trip along the cast coast of Mrs i- rank United States They spent a day each in Boston Plymouth Rock and Cape Cod and two days In highlight of the was a tour of Smithsonian Institute Their two weeks wire well stocked v activities plcasint winlher Miller and Mrs Rose Miller wedding cake Later that evening a family dinner was served in the linafad church and catered to by the We wish for them many more happy On not so happy a note Mr Madill entered RABBIT DIESEL MPG W RABBITS SERVICE AND PRICES ARE THE TWO IMPORTANT REASONS WHY PEOPLE COME TO BAZ MOTORS Connor and daughters ore spending some holidays with friends in Trenton Mr and Mrs Jesse McEnery were among those present to their Mrs Dan General hospital this Monday Brown entertaining his sister and family from Kent England Mr Mr and Mrs Wallace on ton Intended for last week By Mrs Hon Mclean About attended the family reunion In Riverside Park in eluding two families from Hint Michigan Sandra Early played the organ in the absence of rey Audrey and Hank Weide- man arc on a combined bus mess and visiting trip to Ed Area boy returns from Guatemala by J Turner David Mac Adam has recently returned from a months visit to Guatemala City where he stayed at the home of Ridley schoolmate Juan Carlos Olyslager During the school year Juan Carlos has been a frequent weekend visitor in the MacAdamhome and Davids chums in the community have become his too They were anxious to hear David s account of his trip Guatemala City is a very modern city in the mountains and the weather was quite comfortable Most of Juan friends speak English well as Spanish and lion was not a problem A man of varied interests Mr Olyslager writes for Coca Cola sells small aircraft and owns a busy ice cream parlor There were a couple of sight seeing expeditions to an old Spanish city on the coast and to Lake high In the tains Guatemala moun tains are of volcanic origin and earthquake tremors are common There was some talk about the current threat of war with liny British Honduras and Israeli Jets and tanks were in evidence but no one seemed too concerned about it Davids trip home was delayed by the blackout in New York Citv Congratulations to Miss Helen Kockx who earned first class honors In her grade three piano Toronto Con examinations Helen is Mrs Marie son pupil It was with deep regret we learned of the death last week of Mrs Harold Griffin of the line Erin township Though a severe respiratory ailment the last few years restricted her activity she maintained a keen interest in church and community af fairs Our last meeting of the Churchill Church Women was held at the Griffin home in June and as always wc were made very welcome ihe was a patient of General Hospital at the time of her death A large number of family friends and neighbors at tended tht funeral service at Churchill Thursday after noon Interment was at Coningsby Sympathy is extended to Harold Smith and all the family M Inc and Stanley Smith are attending hockey camp it this week NultiU celebrated their wedding anniversary on Saturday It was also their daughter Sandra birth day Relatives and friends came from Georgetown Bur Imgton Port Elgin and Erin to help them celebrate the Among friends and relations present when baby Ellen daughter of JimandDarleneFerrier was baptized were her great grandparents Mr and Mrs Norman stock Happy second birthday to Laurie Ward HONDA CIVIC WEVE GOT EM IMMEDIATE DELIVERY or less PLUS PREP CHAROCS STANDARD SHIFT OH AUTOMATIC NO DOWN PAYMENT BANK PLAN FINANCING UPT048MOS AUGUST STORE HOURS glenlea drug mart MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 10 AM 8 PM 10 AM 6 PM SATURDAY AM 5 PM CLOSED SUNDAY worn shirts pants by ma NOW AVAILABLE TACK TOGS morning possibly in pre pa rat ion for an operation for stomach ulcers from which he suffered severely from early in the spring His many friends wish for him a speedy recovery Don Brown who has spent the past week in hospital expects to be able to return later this week Church goers on Sunday had in additional during the service in listening to the 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