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jssjlljs amiltonsmith vows given buring doublering ceremony ballinafad united church de- t6tutti with tall tandards of aladloli and ferna wan the aet- tin for a lovely early autumn wedding on saturday september 9 at three oclock when donna marie smith daughter or mr and mr t e smith became the bride of howard robert hamilton ton of mr and mrs jack hamilton of georgetown officiating at the doublering ceremony was rev dwlghl en- gel of acton assisted by the stu dent minister or the balllnikaij chgrge mr c beaton before the bride entered the church with her father mrs c inejkedtungsong 7fi ns dx torlcrcgtrpink ina the wedding c k during the tcr she sang the wedding hymn mrs j black accompan ied her at the organ floor length gown the bride wore n while floor length gown with filled bodllc trimmed with sequins and pearls and matching tiara the full akirt wds styled in three tiers ol net satin und organza and fash ioned with a bustle snsh she carried a cascade bouquet or pale yellow and white gladioli the grooms gift to the bride was a special wedding ring set with diamonds the matron of honor mrs arthur micrsma wore a yellow laffcta sheath style dress with full ovcrsklrt of organa fasten cd at the centre of the back with a large bow the brides maids dorcen and diane smith sutlers of th bride were dress ed in mauve with matching halo hats shoes and gloves their triple strand crystal necklaces and earrings were the gift of the bride and they each carried cas- cade bouquets of mauve undycl low gladioli duncan macdougall of erin friend of the groom was the betmun and the ushers were bill smith and jim hamilton tuceptlon in hall for the reception which fol lowed in the church hull the brides mother received the guests wearing a royal blue acces- k cor nations she wasassistiid by the grooms mother who chose n pale blue sheath style dress with white accessories and corsage of pink carnations for her going nwiiy oujiit the bride chose a magejjta colored linen dress with a matching raglan sleeve jacket and white and moss green accessories she wore a white corsnge on their return from a honev moon trip to ottawa and algon quin park district mr and mrs hamilton will reside on main st n georgetown outoftown guests were pre sent from parrv sound swifl current saskatchewan beeton merrickville toronto bclwood fergus drayton limchuuse and georgetown sunday school staff pupils conduct knox rally service the annual rally day service at knox church on sunday was conducted by the staff of the sunday school when a combin cd service was held with the congregation in the absence of rev a h mckcnzic superintendent clar ence coles took the service us ing as his theme the message of the bible during the scr vice past superintendent ken neth mann read the list of nam es of pupils receiving certifi cates tor their sundjy school work teacher llmer grischow led in brayer and gaylc- rosell and lary grischow read the scrip ture lesson the junior choir was in attendance and sang several selections dedication service during the service the lea chers and stafr took part in a brief service of dedication con ducted by the superintendent as thev stood before the pulpit the following is a list of the sundav school pupils who were awarded certificates robert raikes mauls certi ficate for first vear paul han sen john hansen leslie coles shirley jocquc calhv ashlev karen ashlev bevcrlev mc knlghl second vear seal ann tolh fourth vear seal jessie ann davidson carol patieison valerie coles stephen coles sixth vear seal caiolvn coles this sundays connie coles seventh year seal nancy aitkens janet ailkens john davidson ninth alumni seal bruce coles billv hansen 10th ajumni seal ruth coles to be eligible for this award a pupil must attend 42 sun days at church school and 40 sundays at church in one year memory work awards star memory certificate beverley mc knight miss jedn britton wins us bus tour an auriiuive young hallun ttirl miss jean britton who placed highest in points for jun lor raririlr inu 4h club work was awarded a united nations tour of washington and new york citv miss britton who has biui ailive in junior farrmr and 4h work left sundav morning b chartered bus and will om mam other represenlatnes on the tour while in the united states she will visit prominent plates and miov conducted lours time will be allowed the club represenla lives lor shopping and other ie creation she wdl ulinn saint di ul tuny miss billion is the dauphtci nt mis chris button rr 1 ac ion church calendar xamc4jju thl church of st alban the martyr anglican corner willow and bowel heeloi the rev d ii west ha 1st iks jolhcv ave phone sunday octohl r 1st 11 the 18th sundav alln tiinilv iv am llolv luehanst 9 v0 i m i anulv lueluiusl uul thuixh selllkll 1100 am hoiil luv tin isi 710 put vwug people sum t lllg tecs 2 1st in lite eluilell all ate welcome united church of canada acton ontario mlltlslel the rev dvvtght i ma ii d omanist mi george lllloll lnuel amist church actom pastor james m rtum 39 nelson i oui t phone- mid sunday ik10i1ir is i 0 4s a in sundav vhihil 1100 ant otistivanec ol lords suppsl 700 put i veiling worship the gejspel aeeoullllg to paul a nurserv is nlitteil ul hie b tse itulll ol llu- illlircll duilllb the motniiil scmec alt are welcome ma sunimi ocioiii r 1st i ltd pivute sen lets tloh communion at holll sel v leis m i in anil ii 00 a in a inn seiv is provided toi ml tilts llllllll itle ii oetoek set viet tile t llllnll sthlmll 1 ul till llu sellktl stlttkll toi those 111 glltle s 1111 llllllcl 1 1 00 i ill the jintioi sthihil itn pie st ilimilels ul tiadc 4 tuini people s c lull 7 mi p in all over 14 weleoine ii buft vlmlo doubie ring ceremony uniled in marriago the former donna smith daughter of mr and mrs t e smith ballinafad and howard hamilton son ol mr and mrs jack hamilton george town the wodding look place at ballinafad united church septembor 9 shows slides ptmvttrian church in canada knox church acton rev andrew ii wtjseiijie b a b d minister mr 1 a hansen ba oignnist and choir master sundvt october 1st 9pi 945 am church school 1000 m ministers teen age bible cuvs 1100 m momma worship 1100 ljii w o r i d communion sundav service theme christ our lite 100 pan adult studv group at knox manse j9 willow strait north acton pentecostal tauwnacu churchill road p a ox rt kcnueih j rtul p tsior 71 cook st phone- mmv mmdav octoblr 1st 191 10 00 a in sundav sehoo i ii 00 a in morning win ship 700 pin evangelistic uicsdv 8 pm pravrr and bihle studs lluustliv 8 pin j chi it s am bassadors vm arc alvvavs welcome christian reformed church rev j nuimj dadd minister wl outcn st box 46 phone o18 sunday october 1st llol 110 am tunc in to the b k togod hour radio program dial ckkw 1320 10 ol am english service 2w pm dutch service 1 43 p nt sunday school s all arc welcome highlights of western trip entertajn friendly circle colored slides of western can ada highlighted i he firsi fall meeting of the united church riiuully circle gioup wcdnes day scpiembei 10 when mac spiowl yavc an illustiated lalk on his tril to the west features of the talk lnclinled slides of ihe south saskalchc wan oam at outlook saskalchc wan where 3 000 uirloacu of cement vjent into the manufac turing of the building mr sprowl old the ladies that it the amount of slccl used in the construction was made into a v8 inch rod it would span the world the jjutst spcikei couimcnla ting on slides ol the saskalchc wan number one gjain clewilois told his audience ihe elcxalois held 900000 bushels ol wheat gold mines at timmins weie also an interesting icature of the lalk a loui f the legislative build ings in the west bcaulilul slides ul banfl and an aeioplane tup liom arrow ood alhctla to cal gary when the speaker hew oei the blacktoot reserve and saw thousands of cattle grazing was an inteieslmg aspect of the talk mi sprov1 was thanked bv mis m nelhs toi his must uilci liimng lalk the meeting stalled oil wilh a suppci catered bv the group in chaige so thai thev could make then talent money a good ciowd turned out the scnptuie was read bv mis g cunningham and prayci was gicii b mrs a laudci miss jean mclean was at the puino plins ue undct wi for a 1 ishion show and also to caler lor wedding eiemdciil mis w woodbuin c haucd the meeting and sect el ai mis g w mckenie took the minutes mis d van tlect lead the toi icspnndcncc 4ind mis w vvatcihouse gac the ire i s n ry icpoi t scout news i by scoutmaster bruce williamson a bliud cumiiih down uif ciiioihio mountain can quickly put to test the camping ability ol the most hardened camper and above all is a proving uroinid ol a true scouys cumpintt inctllc not so long ago u pull ul or scouts in colorado lound it self suddenly caught in the midst or a 48huur bliuurd in less time than it takes to tell these scouts were up against a bad blow the paliul became a bit pan ickv but the patrol leader hud been watching the trail carefully observing evcrv trail sign and all the surrounding countryside in a mash the patrol leader tight about faced ihapatrol hiked hack a ways and then command ed it to leave the trail the pat rol rulher wondered about icovjj ing the trail in the midst of a blizzard but soon the patrol lcudcr brought it up before an old shack immediately every scout set tu a fire was built a supply of firewood wits collected and u hunters stew was oon simmer ing over the cheery bluze the hlljurd was something in the dim distance the patrol was all set to ride it out in 48 hours the slurm subsided and the scouts slung their packs on their backs to head for home in true scutit fashion they had come up against a tough situation and had cheerily conquered it during these 48 hours there- was another group of three boys caught in the same snuwsturm what a different story when the storm struck these boys were panic stricken completely losing all seircuntrol they did the most foolish thing possible in a the sharpest price in town m v m m m you cart afford those new nuw kitchen cabinets in ribbon stripe mahogany birch or fir finishes expert craftsmanship we use only the highest quality material available all material and work fully guaranteed before you do any remodelling or alterations new floors new ceilings recreation room etc be sure to call us compare our prices you will be amazed i i dont wait until tomorrow call todayl chris duiker contractor 16 wilbur street acton tha aclon free pvess thursday september 28 1961 11 blinding snowstorm they tried to retrace their steps homeward along the trail it was a hike in which all the odds were against them soon the youngest boy be came exhausted and his two com panlons curried him until they spotted a farm house off in the dlstunce whereupon they laid him down along ihe edge of u gullv so that they could more easily make an exploratory trip to the house tlicy hiked off a mile or so only to tlnd that the house was a clump of trees nothing to do but to return to their exhausted friend but their hacks had disappeared com pletely obliterated by the falling for hours these boys wandered hopelessly trying to find their companion on the second day searching parties were sent out the boys were found the ex hausted- one had died and the other two were dclerious from exposure here then are ihe stories of two groups uf boys both groups 1 hail faced ihe same risks and the same conditions but what n difference in ihe outcome what was lltut difference dont you think it was the pat rols and patrol leaders scout camping knowledge that made the difference would your patrol have stood the test to the cijrixeps and votctir- of nassagaweya township thank yolt tho vote yes committee wish to thank all who worked so faithfully during the recent liquor vote we wish to thank ihe milton canadian champion and the acton free press for thoir fair and impartial coverage of the issue involved we also wish to state our appreciation for the cooporalion of the nassagaweya township council in informing the voters of the facts and their thorough investigation of ihe potential race track again the vote yes committee wishes to congratulate mr jbhn mcphail and the no committee fot the gentlemanly way in which they conducted their campaign and the sports manlike feeling that existed on saturday the vote yes committee seriously believes that the citizens of nassagaweya will not regret tho outcomo of the saturday vote l we wish again to thank all ihe citizens who maao the saturday vote a record turnout of 81 3 percent of the voters listed and for the successful 74 4 percent average on all five questions yours very truly iloyd chisholm chairman nassagaweya vote yes committee cm ul l is llle lathes expnitcr ot paper iii llle elllllc will 111 the ontario chiropractic association is pleased to congratulate david w gohn dc on the opening of his chiropractic practice at 25 mill street east entrance off willow si acton ontario you are cordially invited open house saturday sept 30th 2 to 5 pm he can crack your block or radiator easily come to acton motors and get your car protected 6 main st s acton phone 17 your imperial esso dealer stuoeftaker sales where service is our business notice- re garbage collection this is to advise that council have decided that one collection only of garbage shall be made each week on and after monday october 2nd 1961 one weekly collection shall be maintained for the period through to match 31st 1962 without exception the collection shall be made on each monday unless a holiday falls on this day in which case the collection shall be made on the next regular working day the dump will be open to the public from monday to saturday of each week for your information certain sections of the garbage bylaw no 903 are quoted herewith- section 4 the workmen shall not be required to empty any container weighing more than fifty pounds and which is not placed on the boundary line between the street and the assessed property as determined by surveyors stakes by the occupant of the property section 5 tho workmen shall collect all refuse set out for them providing it does not exceed more than five containers or bundles for the assessed property andor each family and providing further that each container or bundle does not weigh in excess of fifty pounds and provid ing further that the total refuse so set out does not weigh more than a total of two hundred pounds per assessed premises or family and providing further that ft is in proper containers or securely tied for handling and the bundle does not exceed four feet in length and provide ing further that all empty cartons are broken down and securely tied for handling these two sections of the bylaw will be strictly enforced and in case of contravention containers will not bo picked up but left at the premises involved j mcgeachie clerkadministrator