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Acton Fro Wedtmday Jun Marveous holiday for lucky trip winners A dream holiday of Acton merchantsproved a marvellous experience for Mr and Mrs Robert Ashhy They were the lucky winners In merchants contest for a trip for two which ran for weeks Inst fall and winter They took their first plane light April 30 after all arrangements had been made and returned back to Acton May IS Other Canadians on the plane learned they were the winners of their holiday trip and many of them became friendly their In villa The vacation accommodation In the In a villa at Village complete with maid service lodge had a swimming pool with the Atlantic ocean riht behind it There waa calypso music at the lodge each night and they enjoyed the different types of food They toured all over the Island wllh another couple finding It wry beautiful and the Baton native were helpful and friendly The have lived In Acton two years this December She works at Saw and Mr Ashby in Thank merchants Our thanks to the merchants for making this trip possible tho Ashbya said this week Wo had a marvellous time Participating merchants the contest to promote at home in Acton Ys Menettes executive elected By Wendy Thomson Wendy is now in the second round of her bout with a bug which has recently been tentatively Identified as Rheumatic Fever Due to this her column will not appear this month Wendy says only I guess Ill have to He out In the sun and count the leaves on the birch tree until It dedded what I don do or am apt to have And maybe 1 11 Ret to know those birds after all Sales proceeds to Activity Group Society very busy Activity Group Tickets were sold for a lovely Coppercraft miniature wood basket which was donated by Ann Norton More tickets will be sold prior to the next Activity Group bake sale coming soon and the draw will be made at that time Refreshments were served Menettes elected their new executive at their May meeting Robertson Is president with Campbell vicepresident secretary Ann Perry treasurer bulletin editor Sally lmtherland and press correspondent Pat Nellls Acton members attended an evening in Kitchener with other Y Menettes from the district A very interesting speaker told the group about extrasensory perception The Menettes participated in the Men sale in the arena selling rummage coffee and doughnuts The group raised for the day work The Acton Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society held a very successful Coppercraft party at St Josephs Church Thursday June 1 Jewellery gifts and home accessories In solid copper and were ordered from the counsellor Mrs Ann Norton and proceeds from these sales are being donated to the local Cancer Bill John Jon Hurst and Tiny Miller travelled to Indlannapolls Indiana May to watch the Indy auto race Mrs Jean of Toronto visited with Acton friends on the weekend Dan Almond was the guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Wellington count branch of the council for Exceptional Children Mr and Mrs of the Holland Shop have Just returned from a three week visit in Holland The trip back to the old country was a 35th anniversary pit from their family Mrs G A Dills who visited with her sister Mrs A Lyon at Pa has returned home Mr Frank Browning of Toronto visited with Mrs Dills during the weekend Mr and Mrs Bill and daughter Pauline enjoyed a vacation motor trip to the Manllmes Crossing to Prince Edward Island by ferry they were surprised to see many icebergs gradually melting in the May sunshine Mrs Edgar has returned from a five week visit in Germany spent with her daughter Jean soninlaw Mike and their family She was delighted to greet her new grandson Sean David born on April at Baden Mrs reports that spring in Germany is indescribably beautiful Billy and Kenny Harbers kept each other company when they had their tonsils out at General hospital this week The young lads are the sons of Mr and Mrs Henry Peter Hurst eldest son of administrator and Mrs Joe Hurst accompanied by his wife Jeanlne and young son Jared returned to Acton last week after spending two and a half yean on the staff of the Canadian Embassy in Prague Czecho slovakia Before travelling to Canada they visited for a few days with parents and two brothers in Antwerp Belgium Following a month leave visiting relatives and friends in and around Acton the Hursts will take up residence In Ottawa awaiting further porting A farewell party was held at the Christian Reformed church Sunday evening for the minister the Rev Peter Brouwer his wife and family He was presented with a chair from the congregation A student minister will be conducting services here for the summer Barbara and Tom Brotherton of placed fourth in the annual Guelph Air Rally last Saturday They were awarded Helen Barter of Milton and Elaine Magee of Toronto were rated as the best pilot and co pilot attaining three trophies In the competition Hi Neighbor The official welcome was out the last part of May for six new families In town Mr and Mrs G Banks and youngsters are now at Churchill coming here from Abo on Churchill at 1M are Mr and Mrs Gatnsyager and family from Georgetown Newcomers to Meadvale at number 22 are Mr and Mrs G Butler and two children from Georgetown Mr and Mrs J moved from Etobicoke to 328 Orville with their two young children Mr and Mrs Anderson came from Pickering to CobblehUl They have an 11- yearold child The Hi Neighbour welcome service also records Dr and Mrs J Vukovich who In the Churchill apartments for a while and are now at Elizabeth Hes at Acton Medical Centre Minutes silence for Mrs Davidson Knox Ladles Aid met at the church Tuesday May 30 The president opened the meeting with poem The Stone Jar Churn The hymn Jesus Saviour Pilot Me was sung and everyone observed a minutes silence in memory of Mrs R Davidson then Mrs Mclntyre led in prayer Roll call was answered with a hint After the business period the devotions were taken by Mrs A M MacPherson reading the scripture and prayer by Kirs Mainprlxe Mrs MacPherson gave a reading The Alphabet of Absentees from Church which everyone enjoyed The offering was received followed by prayer by the president BRINGS back memories of a merchant draw and had a marvellous happy holiday In tho Barbados Mr and Mrs holiday Robert Aahby were tho lucky winners In the by Gibbons Three organizations two bands cooperate in centennial project Devoted member missed The ladles of Acton Fair Board their meeting Thursday June 1 at the home Mrs Storey The president Mrs Archibald opened the meeting with two minutes silence and read a short poem Wonderful Memories Woven In Gold In respect for Mrs Davidson who had been a devoted member of the board for many years She will certainly be missed Secretary Mrs C Aitken gave minutes Eleven members answered the roll call name the first school you attended Several items of business were discussed and left over for the next meeting Mrs W Linham had a contest do you know Ontario 15 pictures of places of interest in Ontario were passed around and caused much Interest trying to name them Mrs W Thompson and Mrs J Van Fleet were the winners A poem To the District Annual was read by Mrs Linham explaining the hilarious time a farmer wife has trying to get ready to go to a district annual meeting A dainty lunch was served by Mrs E Archibald Mrs K Alger and the hostess Miss Elva was courtesy convener There will be no meeting in July August meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Alger a pot luck supper at 30 to August Legion Ladies slate Last Thursday night was installation night for Legion Ladies New executive are president Ruth Courtney past president Lois Gordon first vice Lucy Synott 2nd vice Helen Fowler secretary Phyllis treasurer Linda Dalton of Arms Doris Angell Subexecutive recording secretary Fern ShulUs sick box Jessie Price cupboard convener Teresa membership Joan McKnlght sports Kay James standard bearer Mary Summer events The women are entertaining a bus load of veterans from Hospital on Aug 11 A benefit dance will be held June 23 for this event Anyone wishing to go on the bus trip September Is asked to contact Fern or Shirley Turkosz for particulars No meetings for Jury and August Representatives of three local organisations have banded together in order to utilize the offer of two free bonds to raise funds for the Acton Centennial project Keith Andrews and Jim Louttet of The Changing Scene and the Marx have offered their services to play nonstop at the curling club on June Spade work was done by John of the Acton Chamber of Commerce when he obtained the services of Jim and the Changing Scene at the Chamber of Commerce I a dies night Dance Shortly Keith Andrew and the Marx offered their help for the saint date Saturday June enabling them to Join in the work and the play Although it would have been possible to have the dance in the Acton arena It was felt that this would undermine the Centennial commission dance on June 10 The Acton legion was also willing to waive tin fee for their Lets Play Bridge Here Is a hand where two defenders went wrong Maybe there is a lesson to be learned here West dealt with both sides vulnerable NORTH S A KIT CQ1I1 WEST EAST SZ I K J SOUTH J A D S I C 10 I ALL PASS Opening lead King hcirti This Is fairly normal standard American bidding 111 comment on Wests hand later Declarer won the opening lead with the heart ace Two rounds of trump are drawn ending up in South hand Declarer must set up the club suit in order to get rid of his losing diamonds The club three Is led and the nine in dummy is played as a finesse against the Jack Un fortunately East produces the Jack Return heart The defense returns a heart at this point because two declarers ended up making four spades The only way to make four spades is to have the defense no lead diamonds Now I know It goes against the grain to lead away from a king right Into dummy ace jacks but what are the alternatives Dummys singleton heart was clearly visible The five card club suit was also visible If declarer establishes the club suit he can discard his losing diamonds A diamond must be led regardless of dummy diamonds Only a diamond switch can defeat four spades Too anxious I am afraid that two East were too anxious to cash their club tricks After that declarer ruffed a heart In dummy and discarded two diamonds on SENIOR Citizens theres news for you in the column Not Just for the Young or just for Men the Christian Association is opening up for meetings for NOTICE weak The PARTS and SERVICE Dipartmtntt of MILTON MOTOR SALES LTD 388 Main St Milton will Open Tues and Thurs Evening to Ml and Closed all day Saturday Salts and Gat Bar ha all day Saturday as usual THI CHURCH Of ST ALBAN THI MARTYR IS72 Corner Willow fit Hi Alhuiio Or II A 1 Hi SUNDAY II a Holy IflV School It Nursery 1010 linn ml CHURCH OP CANADA ACTON MliilslM I he ha no CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Andrew II HA III I A find Miiiu J41 1 urn iIiliiil Inn June Acton Community Speaker Or J Smith Most Wdcome hull but we the Curling Club as It to miss out on offer of two free bunds with a small crowd As an ad Joiner tin legion offered staff bur and help In any other way Curling Club was and the executive leaded to waive the usual fee on the understanding that the main be cleaned and coverage for any guaranteed They also offered to help us floor mil miners and the dunce to the if member ship members from each organization met on Monday night to finalize arrangements Members of the curling club 1egion and the Acton Chamber of Commerce are being to support the dance All proceeds will go to the Acton Centennial Project dummy long clubs I mentioned earlier that I would comment on Wests hand Today many bridge players are using weak two bids A weak two bid is made on a six card suit and between and 12 high card poults Wests hand makes a good weak two bid according to these standards The bidding might well go WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH H DB1 E i H This is how the bidding went at our table I doubled four hearts but the results were not good Four hearts went down only one trick four minus I was not too concerned until I found that two declarers hod made four spades for a score of Maybe that why I have written about their defense Winners Last week winners at the Acton Bridge Club were first Gloria and Bill Coats second Coats and Charles Corcoran third Bob Dickson and Ian Coats JON II mm tiling IM UN liinli for ui 17 WI i I irmly I k Karl In I l Wiitlilp PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE IAK M fi17711 SUNDAY IM 111 MOO jii mini hip pm I ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH Mill West 1R42 Rev Frank Byrne Church Wwincvdny pm People SUNDAY 1972 BETH El CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH OhurcWH and Minister Ruv Next lo Church SUNDAY JUVr Sunday Wor1ilp Services at a Preschool Sunel y School ihe morning service Nursery during both services This Is the which the Lord nude lei rejoice be glad in it 118 You Arc Welcome 1iyf Ml Si ify s I III III lf Iimm Ami- 11 1 1 11 1 MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH SI MAY 11 172 Siindy Sellout jtinog Service 700 I veil in I VJiad CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH North Hit Rev A Wilier ha SUNDAY I34lh Am S I Worship Tin Rev Hyde HA I v All Fathers Day Sunday June We have a wide selection of Special Cards for Father GIFT SUGGESTIONS BALL PENS PENCILS DESK SETS A Assortment By SHEAFFER PAPERMATE PARKER ATTACHE CASES R0TEX LABEL MAKER Only STATIONERY BY INTERNATIONAL Thermograph Process SOCIAL STATIONERY BUSINESS STATIONERY BUSINESS CARDS ETC See our Catalogue with a Urge Assortment of Styles and Type Made toorder RUBBER STAMPS Prompt Service NAME ADDRESS LABELS te COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND mis stationery MILL ST E