Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 21, 1984, p. 10

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Church Nursery Available KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner of Church Main St Georgetown am Sunday School a m Morning Worship Nursery Facil UMEHOUSE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Comer of Line ft No em Moming Worship Sunday School Rov Bartow BO MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Avenue Paitora Edwin Mitchell 6665 Gordon Mann EVERY SUNDAY am Family Bible School em Biblical Preach Worship Praise WEEKDAYS Prayer ErBblo Study Youth Recreation Girla Chubs Little Cherub Nursery Ladies Coffee Hour MONTHLY Senior I CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 7th Lino SERVICES 11 Rev J La ten every Sunday to THE BACK TO GOO HOUR am- Hamilton CHAM 1280 ST CHURCH Sunday March 25 am Holy Eucharist 9 am Holy Eucharist Prayer Booh Nursery and Junior Church ST ANDREWS UNITED CHURCH Rev TG Bandy A TH Mounts In view 10am Morning Worship Sunday School Nursery FacA ties Build ig Tomorrow Church Today UNITED CHURCH Minister Rev Bandy A M Morning Worship 1145am A Hundred Years of Worship A Century of Service BAPTIST CHURCH 102 Mountainview Rd B77 Pastor Rev Dean Tata Sunday School Morning Worship Prayer Bible Study Wednesday pm ALLAREWaCOME Nursery FacB Ms Er Junior Congregation ST JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF GEORGETOWN AND GLEN WILLIAMS Rev Jittery Davison Services of Worship 930am Glen Wffliann m Georgetown Nursery Facffrtie THE ALLIANCE CHURCH Main St Georgetown Pastor Rev Peter Ralph MOW Sunday Evening The Visitor adapted from Sunday School 945am Evening Prayer Service phone Hit Gospel Temple REV D Pastor SUNDAYS 946 CHRISTIAN EDUCATWM Phone the Church Tor Sua Pick up IHWiJT FAMaLY WORSHIP 7OOpm EVANGEUSIK SERVICE We Cere both service WEDNESDAYS BOYS BRIGADE PIONEER GIRLS ANO BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BINGO Holy Cross Church EVERY THURSDAY 54 numbers 500 SS numbers 58 numbers numbers 58 numbers min REPAIRS to all Stereos Tape Decks Turntables Portables Home or Auto Big or Small ASSOCIATE TAX CONSULTANTS OFFICE HOURS nmfaf Friday PERMS ALL STYLES PERM INCLUDES Cut Style Conditioning with only the finest brand name products Hf Hair Styling 9 Fakidon Georgetown 8778200 ELECTRONICS REPAIR SERVICE TELEVISION STEREOS MICROWAVE OVENS Free Estimates on all carry in service 90 Day Warranty on parts and labour Authorised Sotico Can trm for Quasar Philips Toshiba CAU 8731322 130 Guolph St Georgetown AREA SINCE HEID OVER 2ND WEEK TANK MARCH MADNESS 30 OFF SELECT VERTICAL BLINDS Vogue 1 coitxn to chaosa and WAYFAIffWALLPAPEB 30 OFF GENUINE SAVINGS ON GENUINE LEATHER THE BEST Thomas Wallace and Florahelm lead the long list of respect brands you will find in our extensive collection of Canadian made footwear FOR LESS Save on our entire collection of genuine leather accessories In the latest designer styles and fashion Low to buy sell in volume the to our sensational savings everyday OPEN 101 07 DAYS A WEEK Av Acton SIB House Jim showed of an crocodile at the library last week part of the Jungle Fever program Mr Lot bete spent three in the steamy south American Junjrjesand brought back several animals Mr put on the show In conjunction with the Ontario Museum Archibald found a new friend at the library last week Jodi new friend was a parrot from the Amazon being shown by Jim who spent three in the South American Jungles Lakeside IODE One of the children at the Acton Library grimaces at a giant The frog was part of a show of exotic animals from the Amazon at the library jungle fever program last week Women have busy meeting by JuneGcrth With 27 members present Regent Janet Goy lead the Lakeside IODE in the opening prayer and flag salute Tor the March meet Dot Norton read minutes of last meeting and thanked all for past cooperation before turning the recording books over to Elma Braid a who is the Assistant to Marguerite Splelvogel Treasurer report was given by Chris Houston A letter from National Prov Secretary of Services was read by as well as from the Salvation Army requesting canvassers for their Red Shield campaign Provincial President Mrs C Dalton reminds us of the Provincial Annual Meet April and 12 in London A newsletter from the Provincial Chapter gave Information of a fun sing workshop following the bicentennial dinner at the annual meeting Congratulations to the London rink Thomas In January of the annual IODE Next year the Bonspiel will be in Owen Sound February and Mrs Pauline M c c Past President of the National Chapter sent an invitation to the Toronto International Festival In Toronto June 1 to 30 as part of the birthday of Toronto and the bicentennial of Ontario National Services Secretary asks our continued support of the snack pack program Tor the children of Labrador remote coastal villages Her let also informs us the people of Marys Her Labrador have achieved their dream of a community centre and are seeking help to furnish the building Our members the purchase of two stacking chairs Wo received an invitation from the Loyal Societies Tar a gala dinner and boll being held April in the Grand Balroom TheSh era ton Centre The mulCl purpose IODE tote bags have been received They arc quite attractive and reasonably priced A thank you received from Agnes Holmes who now rtsides In Also a thank you from Joyce who had been in the hospital West requested that for the April meeting members bring a tea towel uniquely wrapped This will prove quite interesting and replenish our cupboard Grace Nellisotfered to embroider all towels April our next meeting Is our Bale Shower Remember ladles these Bales mean so much to so many Meeting was adjourned and before lunch was served Velma West read a few most entertaining poems St Josephs Petition against child porn by Carmel The March meeting of St Joseph CWL opened with the praying of a decade of the rosary led by Loretta Saammlt The convenors reports were given and Ann Montgomery report was particularly noted as it detailed a petition we are pre in the hope of making child porno illegal Members were a bo en our aged to write personally to Mark McGuigan urging him to implement this much needed legislation Last the Living Rosary was in troduced and it was explained to members that the only commitment was to say one decade of the rosary daily The rosary is also going to be said before each Sunday a m Mass Nominations for the executive are currently being made All ladles of the parish are encouraged to contribute to life by volunteering for a one or two year term Think about It ladiesIt is most worthwhile On March St Joseph CWL is hosting the spring This starts at a m with a mass said for the late Bishop Reding A speaker from AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING then told us about this organize Ion which has thousands of members in chapters all over Canada Three of its members present at our meeting had lost a child to a drunk driver Amongst its alms are to help of victims against drunk drivers After a movie was shown the meeting concluded with refreshments Al Russell in movie Continued from Page countries were invited and Al was one of them At the same time producers for Newman movie approached the British firm of Thunder Colt balloon facturers requesting the name of someone who could pilot a balloon for the movie a director and coowner of the company and just happened to be in Switzerland at the right time explains that In the movie Newman Is making a great escape in a balloon over the Alps Newman Jumps into the bosket and off they go Unfortunately Newman never showed up for the segment Al was involved in and a stand In was used instead himself is never seen on camera but his balloon is The balloon takes off and heads toward Italy Meanwhile an airplane loaded with movie equipment was filming the 135 kilo metre trek as well as cameras positioned throughout the mountain It took about a week to get off the ground Inclement weather forced ment of the trip In the meantime gave seminars and demonstrations tourists and flew an airship which is not too unlike a blimp There was a lot of preparation for the flight recalls Three days food supply was taken aboard survival gear two radios and oxygen The temperature was about zero degrees He also had to have Italian money with him as well as his pass port and other papers Flying at 14 feet about sea level the balloon edged over the mountain peaks with to feet to spare At one point he could see the Matterborn in the distance The through the Alps was the most be ever been on beams The scenery was spectacular and he seen quite a lot having flown over parts of Hong Kong East Africa Japan United States and Europe The ride actually made the making of the movie secondary he admits This was not the first film has been involved In He helped out in the making of the movie Gas In Montreal with actor Donald Sutherland in and participated in a documentary on ballooning in western Canada and the two years ago s balloon is a familiar sight around Ho It on Hills as he takes customers up for rides He even got a package deal worked out with the Millcroft Inn in Caledon for champagne flights on weekends For one inclusive price customers stay at the Inn arc wined and dined and get at least two rides over Caledon and Hal ton Hills also going to purchase another balloon so he can give more rides Safety He will not go up if the weather Is not perfect andhenevrUtatinneceisarycJMnces He says there ha never been a hot air balloon fatality and he himself has only bad couple of bumps and bruises says the biggest danger In It For him all ft took was

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