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New minister here Bermuda NB and city charges for Dr Onions Comfortably settled in the United church parsonage are the new minister William George Onions Mrs Onions and their multicolored cat With the For Safe sign on the lawn Indicating the congregations decision to offer the house to a possible buyer the couple are aware they might have to change home while theyre in Ac ton Meanwhile they enjoy the space of the old house They have come here from a year in New Brunswick where Onions had four country churches outside Bermuda church Before that they were in Bermuda Not many people here realize there are Ave churches In Bermuda belonging to the United Church of Canada Onions points out During his ministry he has been at Oxford United church In Winnipeg years in Montreal and two years In Toronto They also had a year abroad Tics with Winnipeg They still have many ties with Winnipeg He was bom there but was brought up in England Mrs Onions was bom In England near Acton and grew up In Winnipeg They were married there They have two children a son end daughter both at Winnipeg Their son Seret David Onions to with the air wing of the Canadian Armed Forces Their daughter Is Mrs Joan OBrien of Winnipeg There ore ten grand children five In each family Three degrees Onions received his BA degree at the University of Manitoba his D at Edinburgh and his Doctor of Theology degree at Emmanuel college PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rerv Andrew H McKenzIe Minister Mr E A Hansen Organist and Choir Master UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON University of Toronto While in Toronto he was assistant minister at Timothy Eaton Memorial church and drove up to St Marys as supply minister At one time he was army padre with the Fort Garry Horse Second Army Division Never saw a horse comments Onions Just tanks He is also an ex Legion padre Their playful cat Wuzzy also comes from Manitoba where they found him as an unwanted but very appealing kitten a male or female They didnt know what was but with them went Dr and Mrs finding their welcome in town very warm and friendly with members of the congregation and neighbors coming to the door to bid them welcome Onions is taking the Joint UnitedPresbyterian services this month Skiers pay Region Conservation Authority realized a nroflt of from Glen Eden Ski Area this winter executive members learned Last winter a total of was collected and paid out for expenses at the ski area Tow fees accounted for Tenth Season Combined Summer Services IN TRINITY UNITED CHURCH ONIONS SUNDAY AUGUST EVERYONE MOST WELCOME THE CHURCH OP ST THE MARTYR ANGLICAN Corner Willow Si and Atbnns Rev H J Dawson SUNDAY AUGUST 1972 Trinity 1000 am Holy Eucharist ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH 80 Milt Street West Founded Pastor Rev Frank M Byrne BA BTh Parsonage SUNDAY AUGUST 1O0O am Morning Worship Aug to Frl Aug noon Vacation Bible School All children welcome EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 33 Churchill Rev M Pastor SUNDAY AUGUST 1000 Sunday School 1100 am Morning Worship 700 Evangelistic Scr John 1 89 If we that have no sin deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us If confess our sins He is faithful and just to for give us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness Attend the church of your choice is Sundaj Eastwood j Box Office Opens pm Show Starts at Dusk Raceway Dr and Mrs Onions BETHEL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH and Student Minister for the summer Mr Bill Ludwjg SUNDAY AUGUST 1972 Sunday Worship Services at 1000 am and Sunday School dur ing the morning service Nursery during both services This is the day which the Lord has made let us rejoice find be glad In It 24 You Arc Welcome I MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Ave Georgetown Pastor Rev Robert C SUNDAY AUGUST 1972 He a is our sincere invitation to the whole family to attend church run Sunday School All ages 1 1 am Morning Service 700 Evening Evangel Georgetown 877A665 CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH Churchill Rood North Minister The A Waller BA Tidey Avenue Phone SUNDAY AUGUST am Union Services in Acton Baptist Church The Church on the Hill Is an I nlcriDenom national Church Serving the Community All Welcome Our readers write Churchill S Dear Sir My husband and I have just returned from two weeks holiday spent in the area We found two Free Presses waiting for us on our return containing the reports about Acton main street We were very Interested In the comments made by both the businessmen and the shoppers but feel a much better report could have been obtained by a house to house visit The comments would have been much more varied and I would like to add my own personal comments about shopping In Acton I feel very strongly that if one lives in a town one should support its tradespeople but there are many times in Acton when It Is not possible to obtain the goods one needs due Im afraid to the shortsightedness and apathy of some of the local tradespeople There are exceptions to these of course and I should like to mention a couple of them by name 1 have always found Mr Hinton and his staff at least most of them very helpful obliging and open to suggestions for Appreciates editorial Hamilton Ont Aug Dear Sir The editorial tribute to Ray Mason was touching and very fitting Im sure It expressed the feelings of all of us A Weaver improvement Also Mr Symon of Hardware and the management and staff of Food land We were very sorry to see one local menswearstoreclose They carried a good quality type of merchandise and would order anything for you if they didnt carry it in stock This is a store that will be really sadly missed Now how could it be improved A coat of paint a general clean up of weedy patches and other areas and a smile and kind word for the general public and for goodness sake get rid of the terrible odor that pervades Acton and surrounding area most of the time 1 often wondered why Actonlans went about with the look of someone with a nasty smell under their noses it wasnt very long before found out why and this year has been the worst ever Personally 1 am tired of hearing ail the excuses put out by the management of Beardmore and the air pollution board too Please do something constructive so that can be happy and sweet tempered and breathe sweet smelling clean incidentally is a town very similar to Acton in many ways itevenhasa smell problem from the paper mill but the town itself is a much better planned one with a lovely wide lane main street The population is only a few hundred more than Acton but I would suggest that Acton could learn a lesson from when it comes The town that impressed us most while we were away was Elliott Lake well planned clean and the air was like nectar so clear and free from pollution A few more towns like this in Canada would be wonderful Mrs Margaret Wright Thefootbones connected to the headbone Think about it When you play tennis you wear tennis shoes When you walk you wear good walking shoes And when you work you wear proper footwear for comfort and protection jflflBB Take a good look at your shoes Make sure theyre not getting run down at the heel Change fraying laces And check the soles to see that theyre good condmon Sure footwork begins with proper footwear YourWorkmens Compensation Board and The Safety Associations Ontario ielM FIRST RACE 1 mile J NORDIC SllrtOA fl SPEEDIER S I Who Pollard Willow JACKY Jr GALLANT MISTY 1 Darky K Tetter J Duck Dmlc Dandy Harper Charley Papoose H Vairoe Teddy Dares Sic id AE Harrlmana Ace Drawn THIRD RACE1 mile pice MISS JEAN Shut Iter C ID DELL 1 Sharp Glcr R Gem mill S Henderson a Nan Comet Becky Monroe FOURTH RACE1 WEE Lockhart 1 SELSEY Troy SCAMP Rene Irwin Miss James MackC Herbert Boy It MacRae FIFTH mile pice KAY GIERSK HERBERT Pat J Wood Lino Bunny me do Deacon Stead Key Agent It Harper Innocent Bob Gem mill Carol SEVENTH milt tiotflM 3 MISS Webb PROTECTOR 1 RIGHT BLAZE College Girl S Chester Harm Ace Brawn EIGHTH RACE 1 mile SKIPPER PICK C LOR CATHY A FIREFLY 1 Dae State Jan Zephyr Billy Richardson 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students between years one and two Current correctional facilities offer challenging and rewarding work for those concerned with the rehabilitation of offender Employment opportunities for graduates exist throughout the province In a variety of tionat institutions For further Information please write or telephone Karl Jlrgens Coordinator Correctional Worker Program Sheridan College School of Applied and Liberal Studies Trafalgar Road Oakville Ontario 823 WERE OVERSTOCKED See our selection of choice late model low mileage used cars 1972 VENTURA door power steering power brakes 6 cylinder automatic radio Only 6000 miles Lie N3950 1971 VEGA two door coupe miles radio Lie 1995 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO blue with white vinyl top Lie 1968 BEAUMONT door hardtop 6 automatic radio Lie N4321 1775 1968 BUICK WILDCAT door hardtop loaded low mileage four radial tires Lie 803458 1935 1967 PARISIENNE 2 door hardtop with automatic power steering power brakes original miles Lie L80206 COMET door hardtop automatic original miles Lie L93621 4 door sedan V8 automatic power steering 51000 original miles Lie N4682 FORD GALAXIEtwo door hardtop 8 automatic power steering Lie L88525 Selling as is or 335 1963 45000 original miles immaculate condition good second car Lie L91622 TRUCKS 1969 GMC TON PICK UP Lie 1969 GMC ONE TON PICK UP V8 four speed Lie Y43044 2130 ITS LESSOR FROM SLESSOR AT Main St Milton