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Greenock has meeting Greenock Women In held the Jan 199 meeting at the home the president Mrs Sinclair Mrs Sinclair gave thoughts on taking an in ventory oneself in this New Year explaining before one can ap preciate others one must first understand our selves Meditations were given from the book of Matthew in regard to care and anxiety by Mrs J Mc Culloch A to be found bookmarks and an nouncements etc for 1979 International Year of the Child was for all to note What can one do now to help tomorrow s citizens physictlly psychologically and socially The 31st Women Institute of Ontario Officers con will be held Waterloo University May inclusive mulr Curators are especially invited to at The Acton Free Pross Wednesday Jan 24 1979 7 showing Canada most Modernization has easterly points of SI changed their way or life tend Agriculture and Johns the Catallna Canning factories arc Training school for the Canadian Industries used aboard the fishing senior winter project standing committee con Vlsa monu vessels There are ZOO were in charge of nent Trinity villages miles of shallow seas the program oldest church in Canada around this great Island Mrs C and occasionally used and Very little farming Is Mrs G Leslie shared coaloil done highlights of their visit to lamps Newfoundland Spotlight on Bread will in attended by J McCulIoch and Mrs J Vecrman to become leaden of the group Workshops are bung planned locally for ere- summer with map pointers enures and snapshots WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30- bio 00 Ontario Ou doors 6XVullByfclds 7 THURSDAY JANUARY Tr donls 7 30 lBoyond of TUESDAY F stAI 6 30 no 7 Beyond Bol of Jim and Date Dills former publishers of The Canadian Champion Acton Free Press and Georgetown Independent were honored at a dinner and dance organized by former employees Saturday in Acton Legion Each received a framed color photograph of the buildings where had spent many years of work who was employed by the for years was master of ceremonies The three Dills papers and Acton printing plant were sold to Inland Publishing Co 13 Friends bid adieu to Dills brothers It was a time for laugh and time for ears Saturday evening as over 1G0 former employees of Dave and Jim Dills for owners and pub lishers of the Acton Free Press the Milton Can Champion and the Independent gathered to bid them a final farewell Speeches present a and reminiscing took up the better part of he evening Jim recalled how he family built he company up from one small news paper into three national award winning weeklies He told of the limi when he and his brother Dave purchased a press while their rather was out west it a former publisher said lit was staggered at thought of trying pay ff the sum However he noted If I have taken this business would not have grown into the great sue cess it did Bob MacArthur a of the company and emcee for even m said he could recall the first staff of about half a dozen people silling around a dining room able some years ago At Salurday s banquet about 1G0 at all former em ployces and all friends All knew it would be the last such gathering of the Dills gang On the walls of the Acton Legion were photographs recording some of the events in the brothers publishing and many good times shared by Ihe staff of those long since dead or gone on to jobs reminded employees how close they all had been throughout the years Editor Hartley Coles sans beard and with more hair graced many of the photos as did former editor Kay Dills Hartley in his speech Dave told how he was taken off he streets and given job The Dills him a chance learn printing and pub lishing Many of their could say the same thing The closeness of Ihe employees employers became evident when Dave pulled out his old familiar red cap one worn nil company get no matter how formal The inside joke sent a rumble throughout the crowd but also rem everyone how much the will be missed Both Dave and Jim put Ihcir lives Into he bus Iness and their respective communities Both were Citizens of he Year a tradition heir father set many years before The former owners were each presented with a photograph Jim of the Champion building in Milton and Dave of The Old Free Press Building newest stores Two oilier retiring staff memhers were also honored at the dinner tree Press Editor Kay Dills leaving after on staff was presented with a small gift from Oral Norton of he composing room Elizabeth Kit Dow ding who left recently after years in the accounting department was pre sented with a gift from former office manager and now Free Press pub lisher Don McDonald The absence of these four friends Is each day but the memory of their long service and hard work is an a lion to all Mourn Mr Allen Dear Editor Through your newspaper the staff of Robert I it tie School wishes to express sincere thanks to everyone who helped enable he teachers of school to at end the funeral of our principal Mr Allen Many principals and staff of area schools provided teachers to cover our classes and number of parent volun leers offered their time as well It was a well coordinated effort which we deeply Yours sincerely Staff of Robert Little I St John Ambulance re minds you someone who is electrocuted may remain firmly attached to Ihe power supply Be fore you try help the victim disconnect the power or push Ihe power supply away from he victim with noneon such is a dry Dear Sir On behalf of the parents students and staff of SI Joseph Separate School may I extend my condolences to the parents students and staff of Robert Little Public School on the recenl death of their principal Mr Allen Since St Joseph School opened Mr Allen s concern for our well being has been greatly evident Our respect for Mr Allen as a Principal and as a man grew with each passing month His death was felt almost as strongly at SI Joseph s as it was Robert Liltle Without Ihe passing of Mr Allen means the loss of a dear and close friend Yours truly J Principal St Joseph School hot CAR Low Cost Interior Exterior Car 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