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SMALL EGGS RAISINS 79 Shelled Peanuts 1 Dates Baking Chips Pearl Barley Cube WE MAKE CAKES CAKE PAW RENTALS Fruit Baskets and Trays BEER BOTTLE CAPS 99ca VIT0S Councillor Rou KnecbttL Rick Booaettc Dave Whiting and Run Miller and tkM Director Tom face a large crowd at evenings dropla at lac library Many renovations at United Church by George Day The annual meeting of the Rockwood United Church was held after the Sunday morning service on January and preceded by a lunch provided by the ladies of the church Rev presided over his ninth annual meeting with the Rockwood congregation During the past few years extensive renovations have been made to the church such as protective windows painting of the auditorium pointing of outside walls etc A parking lot has been purchased and a memorial organ installed In memory of the following Miss Helen Mr and Mrs Frank Day Mr and Mrs Jesse Mr and Mrs William Gordon Miss Pearl Worksharing change for Beardmore A six week extension has been granted for the worksharing program at Beardmore tannery In addition to the extension the format has been changed which sees workers back on the job five days a week but with less hours per day Murray Stewart spokesperson for Canada Packers of which Beardmore is a division explained that as of January 17 instead of employees working full days for only three days a week they are now working the same hours a week but in five days The number of hours a day and the hours involved vary from department to depart Stewart explained Acton largest firm went on he original worksharing program on September 1 for four days a week This was later cut back to three days a week but the program ended in midJanuary At that time the spokes person said the firm asked for and was granted the new format plus the extension This latest program will end in early March Work sharing is a federal govern ment project which sees factories cutting back working hours but allowing the em to collect unemployment Insurance for the hours cut back Hamilton Mr and Mrs Charles Harris Mr Frank Moore Mr Frank Mr and Mrs Arthur Thomas and Mr and Mrs Victor Watson The ladles of the congregation have renovated the kitchen and placed carpeting in the church hall Special tribute and ap preciation was expressed to the following Mrs Marlon and Sunday school teachers for leadership In ths Sunday School the Friendship Guild under the leadership of Mrs Elizabeth Stevens and the under the leadership of Mrs Jessie Miss Gladys for efficient work as pastoral treasurer Mr Gordon Cox as chairman of the Committee of Stewards Mrs Margaret Cox and assistants for their work In preparing the annual reports Mr George Day for his efforts in acquiring the parking lot and memorial organ Over the years we have lost many devoted members but we rejoice In having many new members become associated with our congregation The M and M fund has been oversubscribed having raised over for the world wide mission of the United Church Mr Gordon and Ben were reelected to the Session sad Mrs Elizabeth Stevens and Mr Charlie Anderson were elected as new elders Mr Alex McPhedran for many years a faithful elder of the church was elected as an Honorary Elder Other elders are Mrs Audrey McGillvray Harvey Bayne John Buchanan George Day Wilbur Patterson Wynne Dunbar and Dyer Gordon Cox and Sandy McPhedran were reelected to the Committee of Stewards Neil Darby and Jack Powell were elected as new members to this committee Other Stewards are Miss Gladys Harms Charles Brown Walter Stevens Robert Meek and Bert Smith George Day expressed his appreciation of the congregation to Rev and Mrs for their untiring leadership and devotion to the congregation during the past year Replace food Township council Is replacing worth of food that was ruined during the repairing of walls In the basement of the Centre John Salmon building Inspector told the council that a freezer had been disconnected and the food spoiled Kashn Kitchens 40 OFF IMllfsruni2SVL Make that dream kitchen In your future a reality Custom to I your needs at well you budget Qua ty p Cat no by some of Canada top manufacturers WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Showroom Office 170Hwy West No 7 Bypass Norbram Centre Brampton west 10 McKenzieSmith School Acton presents Tunes Talents featuring the Royal City Ambassadors McKenzieSmith School Band School Choir Lots of School Talent TUESDAY FEB 8 745 Acton High School TICKETS AVAILABLE AT A BFOODLAND McKENZIEflMITH SCHOOL DOOR Wardair MABCH To LONDON MAT 1 You must stay to day and book days In roos agency 8770138