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GeorgetownActon Wednesday March 2 1963 On the Acton Scouts and Guides took part in Sundays Order of Service following the annual Scout and Guide Parade Guide Colleen Oteary did the first reading James 1 and scout David Deforest gave the second reading Luke Angela Davis and Amanda Kovaks read the poem Guides Around the World And while on the topic of Scouts and Guides anyone interested in forming a Rovers Scout Group is asked to attend a meeting at United Church tomorrow night i Thursday at 3a Teens male and female of age and over interested in outdoor camping and exploration will find he evening worthwhile The Rovers will help develop wilderness skills as well as leadership abilities and will be under the auspices of Trinity United Church All nations are welcome Work by Georgetown artist Ron Connolly will be on display and sale at Extrusions in the Artisans Village at the old Hide House from now until March Handmade capper coal buckets lanterns pictures lamps and stained glass with copper will be available Club winners for February were David Mills Marg BobMcKee Jules Russifjm Jerry Rodcn Winners for February were Rick Larry Smith 197 Diane Nick Yaloirica Rudy Holmes Some people have all the luck Terry ana Pauline IS Duby Rd were baking in the sun in PuerU VallarU over the Christinas holiday when they won another trip to the same place to be taken this coming November The couple were down from December 10 to on a Sunquest tour booked by Acton Travel Christmas day a party was given for the hotel guests with a draw sponsored by Sunquest as the grand prize The name was picked winning them two air tickets and a weeks accommodation at the Peliquin Hotel Don forget the World Day of Prayer services at St Alban a Anglican Church Friday after noon at m Mrs Captain Winnie Pemn will be the guest speaker and the theme Is New Persons in Christ People the world over will be taking part in the same program Best wishes go out to Don and Matheson who marked their silver wedding recently Police warn that the ice Is getting thin on the areas a Ikes and rivers Anyone venturing out should have second thoughts about where they are going Trinity UCW Thanked for parcel by Elsie Reed The February meeting of Trlntiy United Church Women was held In the Church Parlor on Tuesday February with members present Jo Force presided and scripture readings were given by Elsie Reed and Doris Duby Prayers were offered by Jean Johnson and hymn 82 was sung Correspondence included a letter from Mr Rattan our Missionary In Brazil telling of the progress of the Church they are building at a cost of He will be home in Canada for part of February but will not have time to visit us this year He sent an example of a Christmas card recycled from the used cards sent from the C The re- sale of these cards Is helping build their church The annua report of the treasurer showed the sum of 410 had been turned In by The In 1982 Doris took care of the petty cash Kay Hart displayed a beautiful pictorial banner she had designed which will be on display at the World Council of Churches this summer In Vancouver together with many many other banners Kay was saluted with the Birth day Song and wished safe and pleasant time on their coming trip to Egypt A note from Betty expressed ap preciation of the missionary parcel received Especially for squares of material sent to her which will be used In teaching native girls to sew and the vege tables seeds which had been planted and were producing fresh vegetables An Interesting report of the recent Presbyterial meeting was given by members at tending Reports of several missionaries good work in Tasmania Haiti and Kenya were very enlightening Many house end hospital visits showed that many of our folk are sick or ailing and wel come a pleasant visit Andy King has been a wonderful visitor at the Hospitals A social time was spent over tea and sandwiches The next meeting will be held March 8 at p m Mills gets 6 months Samuel Herbert Mills of Poplar Ave has been sen tenced to six months in Jail after being convicted of trafficking in a narcotic cannisbls resin Mills was sentenced Tuesday February by Provincial Court Judge William in Burlington six months after be plead guilty earlier to the charge at his trial He was arrested in February in a regionwide drug bust which also netted three other BOOKS WMTED By lor An Picueds COMMUNITY PROJECTS 8773246 877S723 RETIRED DISCOUNT Car and Home save 10 Easy Payment Plan instate insurance BC MacKENZlE INSURANCE LTD Ml It or I ASSOCIATE TAX CONSULTANTS INCOME TAX RETURN PREPARATION OFFICE HOURS Monday to ST 8772217 Obituar M Carnochan Friend and family were saddened to hear of the death of Margaret Carnochan on January so in St Josephs Hospital Guelph following a lengthy Mr of Road Guelph a former Acton area resident and had a great test for life Bom to Township on Oct 23 IMS she was the daughter of Arthur Stewart and Margaret Storey She attended SS No school and still kept In touch with some of her moat valued friends Mrs Carnochan was a great reader particularly admiring the won of cohimnist Bill Smiley and former Free Press Writer Wendy Thomson She was very interested In the Civil War history and kept up with the news in Acton until death As avid a reader as she was she enjoyed writing short stories mainly about events that happened when she was young She also liked to write poetry and liked to paint also Mrs Carnochan lived the first years of her life at Acton and moved back for another five years later on She loved her senior citizens apartment where she made many new friends in her five years there She was predeceased by her husband Robert Carnochan her parents and three sisters Annie Frank and MacLeod Acton and Mary Simpson Saskatchewan Left to mourn her loss are daughter Dolores Doughty Guelph two granddaughters Susan and Sandra Guelph brothers Arthur Stewart Dawson Creek C and Fred Stewart of Montreal and close friends Viola Sprowl Acton Velma Kennedy Milton Mary Brit ton Alma Bullock and Pearl Anderson all of Guelph formerly of Mrs was affiliated with the Jehovahs Witnesses Earl of Acton officiated at the funeral January at Shoemaker Funeral Home Pallbearers were Jim ORourke Acton Ivan MacLeod RR1 Acton all nephews Andrew MacDonald Toronto cousin and Ivan Armstrong Milton Flower bearers were Kimberley great niece Acton and Anne Beth and Sharon MacLeod all grand nieces of RR1 Acton Interment was at Cemetery Pastor Garth Hunt Guest speaker for Lenten lunches The Clergy Association of Acton Is sponsoring a guest speaker at the Food For Body And Soul noon hour lunches on four consecutive Wednesdays during Lent beginning March at the Baptist Church Hall This is in addition to the usual Inn meeting on the first Wednesday of each monlh The Guest Speaker will be Pastor Garth Hunt Pastor of Gilgal Convenant Com at Bezek near Pastor Hunt was born in Toronto and is the son of the Rev Dr Leslie Hunt former Principal of Wycliffe College one of the two Theological Colleges in Toronto Mr Hunt attended he University of Oklahoma and in 1966 was part of Agape Marine Mission which ministered to people in the Bahama Islands and Fort Lauderdale Florida Mr Hunt returned to Toronto and was an Elder at Toronto Cat a combes Ministry at St Paul St from 1970- In late 1973 he become Associate Director of Bezek Centre a Renewal and Retreat Centre Mr Hunt is now Pastor of the Gilgal Covenant Community at Bezek Mr Hunt is married to Margaret nee Scott and has two sons Scott and Bryan months The public is invited to be part of this Lenten series GEORGETOWN DISTRICT CHRISTUM SCHOOL A School parent Parana n to child mho a earner It writ a taught to know God and of Ht in a If of to God and The parental CnrMtan school meats prawv of and Madia The school local role operation the ichool Although the may be unular the the preparation to The teach of God ord apply to every area of the curriculum Shoutdn vow chid be enroled Chntt ten You can fad 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