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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Juno District illvorWood girls attend Institute meeting Balllnafad Wl picnic anniversary Hulls reunion In report R SbortiD A family dinner party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Marshall on Sunday Members of the family and a few close friends honored Mr and Mrs James Miller on the of their 25th wedding anniversary W I picnic The Women Institute had their picnic meeting on Wed June A trip to the Enchanted Doll House was enjoyed by the ladles It is situated at Marten and Mrs Clarence Shoemaker has charge LEGION MEMBERS and township officials president Bob Angell laid a wreath on behalf of it The welcome mat Is out for gathered Sunday at the cenotaph in of the Acton branch all who are interested Over Haltonville to commemorate the birth of LL J Jennings dolls are to be aeenmodeU of Col Actonfegtai Churchill Mark years of worship at church on the hill Sunday ilng Fred Mac Arthur appropriate and inspiring recent ordination and wishl Churchill Community Church challenging us as a church to him and his wife was filled to capacity for both have the courage to change and a happy and services Sunday June to adapt with the changing times fruitful ministry on their first celebrate the anniversary of Not the large number of young assignment in Saskatchewan years of worship In the Church on people attending the evening Both services were enhanced the Hill service he again stressed the by special music by the Churchill The mood was a mixture of need for the church to alter Orchestra Two selections by the gratitude affection and traditional format in order to best choir in the morning were God Joy as the congregation serve the interests of the rising Speaks to Us and God Plan In welcomed back to the pulpit Rev generation the evening they sang Just as I Robert Hyde A M Rev Am and The Creation There His message was both congratulating Bob on his were two lovely solos God speaks to me at the morning service and Ospnnge Newlyweds trip graduate in news By Doris Flues Congratulations to Christine and David who were married in St Church Erin on Saturday June Brian received his Bachelor of Arts Honors degree at McMaster University Hamilton majoring in anthropology He was a member of the Dean Honor list Attending the gradual on was his wife and her parents Mr and Mrs Ron of Guelph Brian parents Mr and Mrs Walter and his uncle Sydney Craik He Is continuing his post graduate work at Hamilton Miss Linda Ferguson compared MissKath Davies of Kitchener is enjoying a two vacation in the Michael McGowan of Erin Mr and Mrs Howard and Mrs J Jackson were guests of Sandy on Friday on the occasion of his thirteenth birth day Sandy also took school friends to the Guelph To attend university Miss ha enrolled tbe Guelph IniverEit the spring admission for general Mrs Ross Ferguson lias again been admitted to General Hospital for surgery We hup following this she will once more regain her usual good health Mi and Mrs Sherlock Aitken of Ottawa visited a few with Sherlock s parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Aitken Thanks be to God at the evening ce by Mrs Emerson Anderson Recent visitors Mr and Mrs Campbell McArthur of Guelph visited on Sunday evening with Mrs Arthur Griffin and Mr and Mrs William Thompson a Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knox of Congregations to Mr and Hampton were guests over the Mrs Brian Fuller on the arrival hl mBt weekend with his sister Mr and Mrs Bob Kerr Jeffrey and young son Stephen Thomas on June at Guelph General mi Qn all went to and visited friends Mr and Mrs John Trip west Pearson and boys On Sunday Mrs Klaas left on friends Mr and Mrs Denton Tuesday morning Tor the West on McCarl of Collingwood were an extended holiday with her guests at the Kerr home daughters and sonsinlaw Mr Mr and Mrs Gordon Lindsay and Mrs and family and family of Orangeville were at Houston C and Mr and guests on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Stadt and family at Mrs Wilbert Brown and family B C On her return she Buffet dinner will make her home in Acton as Guests with Mr and Mrs her house has been sold She will Wallace Janice missed In the community and at a buffet dinner following anniversary morning Mr and Mrs George Lang and service were Rev and Mrs Bonnie vis ted on Saturday with Robert Hyde Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Robert Auld at Gerald Hyde and Kay Mr and Mrs Murray Winger Mr and Mrs Michael George Gary Diinne and Linda Mrs Jean Jackson Mr and Mrs Gordon Leslie Norma Sharon and Barry Mr and Mrs Robert Leslie Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson and Peggy Lynn Mr and Mrs Don and Karen and Miss Jane Miller Mr and Mrs Ross and Brenda of Guelph were Sunday visitors with his brother Mr and Mrs Leslie Miss Kathy was home from Guelph for Sunday also a friend Mr Douglas Stone from University and all attended Churchill anniversary church service Cons Vern Denny of London was home for Sunday and attended the anniversary services also Mrs Susie Denny spent Sunday at her son s home with Mr and Mrs Clarence Denny and family All attended the church services Enjoy gettogether On Sunday evening an old time get together was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Leslie Swackhamer and Miss Debbie prior to Rev and Mrs Hyde leaving for their new home Those present were Bob and Carol Hyde Denny Miss Lynda Perry Ray Denny and Miss Mary Lou Brown Miss Kathy and Mr Douglas Stone Waterford and Mr and Mrs Gordon McDonald Brampton Mr Garry and friend Miss Debra Boyle of Carlisle attended anniversary church service on Sunday and many others Mr Shoemaker l a hostess and those who went enjoyed the afternoon tremendously Benin Inspiration A number of people attended Churchill Anniversary on Sunday The splendid service with orchestra and choir music- Rev and Rev Hyde leading the service the choir rendering two anthems Mrs Emerson Anderson a lovely solo and the orchestra with Mrs Don Anderson at the organ all of this at the morning service was an Inspiration to the congregation who filled this historic church at the home of Mr and Mrs Morgan Madlll on the weekend Included Mrs Betty Cunningham Mr Bill Cunningham also Sharon Sandra and Yvonne Cunningham of Acton Over yean The auction sale of furniture stock and farm Implements belonging to Mr and Mrs Elwood Snow took place on Friday A good crowd attended and sales were brisk The Snows have farmed here on the line for years Mr John Snow father threshed for farmers around for many years Miss visited the home on Saturday A number attended the funeral of the late Mrs George which took place on Wednesday at Erin reunion The annual reunion of the Hulls family was held In the community centre on Sunday Members of the family their children their grandchildren and their great grandchildren assembled from far and near to enjoy this happy event Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs Albert Smith are two of the Hulls sisters The family originally were farmers of and area One Interstlns feature of the afternoon was lbs scrutiny of the Hulls family tree which the sister from Leamington had G Burt The ladies of Silver Wood met flt the home of Mrs George Burt on Thursday evening June for their meeting The meeting opened with the I Ode and Mary Stewart Collect Minutes of the previous meeting were read and the treasurer report given Correspondence was read and discussed Our July meeting will be the annual picnic with a noon lunch Mrs Burt gave a report on the District Annual meeting at Campbellvllle Fifteen members attended with seven visitors being mothers of girls Nine of the girls were at the meeting They showed and modelled the loungewear they had made at the last sewing project They certainly have done good sewing on their garments Rainfall for the month of May was aw and we need another rain to spruce things up again Mr and Mrs Ray Overland of Galois River and Mr and Mrs J Watson of Toronto visited with Mr and Mrs Harry Scott on Monday to help Mr Scott celebrate his birthday Mr George Henderson is on a motor trip out west with friends from Toronto Charges laid Charges laid by Acton police during the week included Impaired driving June drunk in place and having liquor than in a residence June 9 causing a disturbance and drunk in a public place late Saturday night and drunk in a public place Tuesday Cor found Jim car which had been reported stolen June was located by Acton police last week on the first line of north of No highway No The car was taken from Willow St near the police office Mr and Mrs Dick Snortill and Mark enjoyed a flying tour of the surrounding area on Sunday Mr Russell SomervUle was their capable pilot Mr and Mrs Tom Given attended the annual I reunion in Gait last weekend Students describe trip to Chapter Following a potluck supper at the meeting of the Lakeside Chapter 1 0 D the members were entertained by two Acton District High School students Maxwell and Rob representing the students who travelled to tbe British Isles Code told of their experiences in London and in The time spent In Edinburgh was particularly enjoyed by the group In London the surprising event was the presentation of Agatha Christie a MouseTrap which has been running for years Rob continued the highlights of the tour companled by his Minute The business meeting followed One minute of silence was ob served in memory of the late Duke of Windsor Tickets were distributed to the members and are available from them for the moneytree for which there will be a draw at baxaar In November Tickets are also now available for a homecrafted quilt to be displayed at Acton Fall draw will be made Former member Mrs Helen Cullen of Guelph spent the evening with chapter members and renewed acquaintances NOTICE Or Oakot WILL BE CLOSED FOR FOUR DAYS Jim 18192021 DR F G OAKES a great new GT The Datsun Z Sports vou ever wanted in a II top speed Advanced safety Outstanding handl ng Enviable luxury for people And a that opens to swallow loads of luggage All for around ftiu grand A steal die moreforyourmoney car A NORTH END BP AT HTNTONS you will find the supreme choice of gifts for Father Day 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