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ftciot March Special FREE HENNA TREATMENT with PERM WAVE By formerly of or Ellen Mill Sl Georgetown 8771214 CHECK OUR SUPER FOOD VALUES IN OUR FLYER DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR THIS WEEK IN ACTON BY THE ACTON FREE PRESS CARRIERSI IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE YOUR FLYER CALL THE ACTON FREE PRESS OFFICE AT 8532010 KINSMEN GIRLS SOFTBALL REGISTRATION Cedarvale Match 1983 100 to 300 pm TION FEE per person per family extra per person for late registration AGES 817 YEARS AS OF JANUARY 1 1983 Address Phone Birthday Day Month Name Last Years Team PImm bring to or man to Jim Ford Mdntvr Cra L7Q CHEQUES PAYABLE TO KINSMEN SOFTBALL THE HALTOH BOARD OF EDUCATION Spring Nigh it Classes GEORGETOWN ACTON GEORGETOWN SCHOOL StrMt Qaorgalowm UGH SCHOOL Acton GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL TMC fit Bookkeeping for Small Business Tun Apr 5 8 Cake Decorating Tut Apr 5 730930 Driver Education TueAprl2 Driver Education Wed Apr 13 Fltneai Recreation Swim Apr Furniture ReflrtUhlng Tues Apr 5 MICTOcomputtra Adults Only Tues Apr 8 Photography Tuas Apr 5 Sawing 8 ACTON HIGH SCHOOL Mterocomputara TuasApr12 710 8 35 REGISTRATION FORM FORWARD FORM ft FEE TO Continuing Education Department 2050 Gueph Line Burlington L7R3Z2 NAME Mr Mrs Miss ADDRESS No Apt No TownCity BUSINESS PHONE NO COURSE OR SUBJECT SCHOOL TIME DATE OF FIRST CLASS MOOT Enclosed to a cheque or money order made payable to The Board of Education for to cover my fees noncredtt classes gMATUH Auger CHAIRMAN Clergy Comment When one wishes to get it all together one mifll tint r where It put Many was the time when I was a reporter for a community newspaper such as this ah but that was acme time ago that would find myself bent over a smoking type writer furiously pounding out a for a deadline that was already growing cold in lis grave I promised myself each time I did that that I would be more organized next time would Get It Aiong came another crack at university at a higher level of learning yet and I once again would often find myself wasnt so long ago cither hunched over a burning typewriter while a deadline for an essay sank with a hiss and a gurgle Well I would still GetltTogethersaidlto myself Said I Along came ministry And here I ait con over a typewriter keyboard the temperature of the sun surface while the deadline for the Clergy Comment column gets entered in the Memories of Yesteryear file Oh well At least it has taught me something all over again which everyone whom I have met needs to be reminded of once in a while And that learning is that we can never quite Get It Together all by ourselves It is a lonely frustrating and more often than not Fruitless task When lifes trials expose the weaknesses and flaws that reside in all of us w all feel the desire to patch ourselves up sew together our loose ends throw the de cayed stuff away and get on with living a new life If only it were so easy If only we could bring ourselves to the place in life that we want to be all by ourselves If only becoming the people we really would like to be were Just a matter of sewing a lorn garment or adding a button to a shirt or taking out tbe garbage once a week But its far more complicated and difficult than that When one wishes to gel it all together one must first remember where It was put Its like that with our humanity When we wish to become the kind of people wed really like to be say for instance compassionate considerate of others joyfulwe need to find out where and how that kind of person has been made before Theres a good answer in the New Testa ment The one who really had it Together was Jesus who was called tbe Christ Id him we see a picture of the kind of human life that God intended us ail to have when he first started doodling with the clay back in Eden If we look to Jesus we 11 find where it was put And there s more than just that for us as well the New Testament witnesses soy that he arose and that he II help us Put It Together as he Put It Together The kind of humanity that was in Christ can and will be in us when we let the Spirit of Christ dwell in us Thats partly what Lent is all about and Good Friday and Easter and all of it were on a lifelong journey in which gradually and with much care God is putting us to gether into the perfect image of Jesus the unique Son Nobody I know has it all to gether yet But God is patient so we should be too Journey on Growth isnt over yet The Acton Salvation Army held a hake lilt at BapUii Church Saturday Mrs CapUln Winnie and Marsh were on hand to help sell the goods Os Guides on exchange Legion happenings by Harry Norton Our regular March General meeting was held last Monday and while the turnout of members was a bit disappointing the mem bers present were pleased to take part in the initiation of new members and welcome hem to the Branch Tie mens Darts league on Tuesday and the ladies on Wednesday this week will carry on as usual but this Friday the mixed Darts group takes a night off so that the Euchre group can play On Saturday Hi will provide the entertainment in the lounge and a Euchre and dance will be provided In the auditorium The price is only 2 there will be in prizes for the euchre running from to 10pm Tim Sky will pro vide the music for your dancing pleasure A number of Legions and other communities have given us rave reviews on the Tim Sky group so come on out and let us know how you like the music Your entertainment chairman needs to know if this Is the music that tickles your fancy With the snow all gone and more weather forecast your executive Is starting to look to the outside grounds Everybody seems pleased and proud of the changes made inside the Branch and now it is time for some volunteers to give their name to Fred Allen If they can spare a few hours this spring and summer to clean up our lawns and flower beds With your help we will con tinue to have not only the best Branch in Ontario but the best looking one by Doris Finn Last weekend the Ospringe Guides participated in the first part of an exchange visit with the 13th Richmond Hit Guide Company and spent some time touring Toronto Using both bus and subway and travelling on foot the Guides from both groups visited Eaton Centre and the Royal Ontario Museum After a lunch break they carried on to Casa and ended Op at National Guide Headquarters before heading back to Richmond Hill On Saturday evening they were joined by Brownies and more Guides for an evening of games and songs On Sunday morning the Guides par ticipated in a joint breakfast before exchanging gifts and with their new friends The visiting minister at Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning was Wayne Allen His sermon was on Anger Into Joy bringing out that we must not ignore the sacrifice on the cross that we may reach God only through His son Jesus Christ Byron and Blanche Bruce visited Ihe College Royal at University on Sunday afternoon They said there was a good response from the people and exhibits were noting there were such a number of interesting exhibits that a person needed more time to take them all in The Ladies Aid meeting took on an Irish cast at the home of Flora Bruce when Laura Stewart in charge of the Devotional read from The Glad Tidings the story of Ireland The Isle of Saints and Scholars She also read an article on Loving His Appearing The two hymns sung were Love Divine Oh Love Excelling and Take Time to Be Holy The roll call by naming a book I have read that I would recommend Mildred Sinclair had the study book from Genesis verses to Kerns led the group in singing with her guitar Helen Crewson in charge of the program conducted a Bible quiz contest which was won by Laura Stewart Churchill Missionary visits church by Joanne Turner The Churchill CCW held their March meeting Tuesday evening March at Joanne Turners home Sideroad Mary Walsma had the taking at her theme Happy Today Happy Tomorrow practising happiness In dally living After the minutes and treasurers report had been heard and approved there was a brief scs si on Plans were made to serve lunch for Stephensons visit Wednesday evening to visit Mo pie view Lodge Nursing Home on March 17 and to purchase Ihe usual Easter cards and plants for shut ins Andy whose hobby is photography displayed some lovely photos of local scenes- The Roll call a verse from an autograph book evoked much laughter and reminiscing Eleanor Thompson presented a program of slides some of special events at the church and others showing Interesting places she and Bill had visited Wednesday evening Is Ihe regular night Tor Churchills Lenten Bible Study but last Wednesday March held a special treat Rev Jenkins brought with him from Toronto an old friend of Churchill con Miss Muriel Stephenson Many younger and newer members of the congregation knew Muriel Stephenson only as the name of a missionary In India to whom we sent a yearly contribution and re ceived an answering airmail newsletter Muriel Stephenson in the flesh is a vib rant knowledgeable personality glowing with confidence in her Christian faith love for her and dedication to her calling Her enthusiasm was contagious She supervises two Christian hostels in Rat lam India which house girls and boys aged 9 to years giving them an op portunity lo gain an education learn a trade or proceed to higher education She had many stories to tell of her work there and the young people she works with She sang a hymn in Indian dialect accompanying herself on the violin She also played for our enjoyment several familiar classical pieces Muriel Stephenson a father was minister at Churchill and Glen Williams when she was young and after that at Hill so she and her sisters Isabel and Norma grew up in the area Lydia Ken- has kept in touch through Ihe years and Muriel spent the night her home return to Toronto on Thursday Friends are sorry to hear that Wm Thompson entered Guelph General Hospital Monday suffering with kidney stones rays are being taken lo see if an operation will be necessary pleased to hear Iha Charlie is home from hospital and beginning to get around He has been walking out for the paper and around the yard to see if the His sister Janet is visit from Earl Grey Saskatchewan Catholic School la presented a book of poetry from principal Fred Springer Poem an selected front tfcroogb- oat the school board area and two of Ireaws