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t PARTNER COME and Dance With Me Mrs Dobcrthein David Megho Sally Patterson Randy Gamble grade one boys and girls invite each Gail Hughes Stewart Hoy Angeh Vuk other during the Robert Little two night and I Boudreau Included are Gail Morris Tracey THREE LITTLE KITTENS bounding across the stage at the Robert Little concert are Terry Hilts Tracy Allen and Donna Schipper Limehouse Robert Little concert packs school two nights from white to black for Bath grade is undertaken by make up man Vic at the Robert Little school program ROBERT LITTLE minstrels were a hit of the show at the school concert The grade six participants were in Mrs rooms In back row are Debbie Geberlein Joanne Gordon Jamie O Connor Nancy Patterson Kim Crooks Janice ThornhiU middle row Vermeulen KevinBath David Bell John Vuk front row Pamela Simmons Cavlovic Sandra Spear Jackie Dawbon The Acton Free Press Wed Tree planting in report by Mrs A Benton Nineteen Cubs showed up on April to plant trees in their Trees for Canada project Fach boy was allowed to plant trees in the Conservation area on the 8th line It was a beautiful day and the work was completed by 10 at which time the boys had their lunches Following the Trees for Canada planting Elaine Hannah and Hannah a tended the annual Green Acres Regional Conference This is for all people invoked in Scouting It was held this year in Port Credit School Elaine and Dave missed Ihe morning program but were in time to see a presentation by the new Beaver group for boys 7 years of age Jim Anderson gave an excellent illustrated talk about youth and their role loday in relation to scouting Following a coffee break group led a cry enjoyable closing Multlule A very successful Multisale was held Saturday in the Hall by the Group Committee and Local Association Winner of the food draw was Ellen Weaver of Owen Sound and the wallet was won Linda Thomson Contributed by Mrs Hannah house Memorial Hall on Thursday evening With regular W I women six visitors and five girls attending In the absence of the president Mrs Anderson 1st viccprcs took the chair opening by reading Take a Moment lo look Upright and all stood to repeal the Pledne call was answered by A fashion tip that applies to me and Mrs FTC Brown expanded the motto is a favorable asset using our Queen the Quern mother our new Gov Gen as examples Donations Delegates to District were advised to uphold a resolution put for ward by Nelson I that the identity of small hamlets be retained by signs or plaques to have the ivmen read replaced Ten dollars was voted to the North Association for Creative and Performing Arts Leader of several recent clubs as well as a fiveyear leader Mrs Anderson presented a silver dollar for each project completed assisted by past president Mrs Brown and Sec trcas Mr and Mrs Thompson mark 60th anniversary There Their wedding was celebrated Sunday afternoon April by Joshua and Thompson at the home of their son Bill Acton Most of their family of party for Iherri Thursday children and grandchildren Wellington Terrace wh gathered with friends to commemorate the milestone Mr and Mrs Thompson farmed in the district almost all their married lives but two years ago moved to Wellington Terrace in Eloro Mr and Mrs Thompson Mr Thompson who is now ten living children are of age was in good Acton Mrs Charlie health until just a few years William Acton Charles Acton anniversary t rank Acton Leonard Guelph district Margaret Mrs Harold Hornby Doris Mrs Albert It Acton Edith Mrs George Flliotn and Fred Joshua Thompson and Ethel Naylor knew each other in the same Yorkshire town before their families both to Canada His fannlj came to Georgetown hers to Waterloo but they met again and were married in Georgetown on April IB They farmed in the Georgetown district first and came to Acton area In family get Mrs Benton The dub girls displayed well kept record books some garments and Mrs Kirk wood is the present club leader Mrs convener of Family Consumer Affair callcl the other conveners for their regular items Miss Debbie Harlow for current events and she read a paper on mental health Public relations of ficer Mrs chastised local children for the dangerous practice of breaking glass on the roads and others for littering the road with garbage Judging Mrs J Crichton was judge bread and candy assisted by Mrs explained her reasons for giving Mrs first for white bread and Mrs Anderson first for Maple Cream These two will have entries in the competition at District on May at Church Mrs played for The Queen in ing Mrs Anderson social convener served the contest items cheeses and tea for a pleasant halt hour Mrs Booth 194 WI president attended the Officers conference in Waterloo University last week Illnesses We hope for a good recovery for Mrs A C Patterson who had a removed last in reluming home on Sunday We a so v improvement for Mrs Robert I who is in hospital in Guelph better health for Mrs Gisbv who went to hospital late Sit Mr Herbert Sinclair visited the Patterson on Friday report a pleasant winter in Hon la COLE sith on his throne and some of the merry minstrels at Hit llouu Little program include Chris Wood Tarrant Chad Wendy TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXTRALOW COUPON PRICES ONLY THOSE CUSTOMERS PRESENTING COUPONS AT THI TIME OF PURCHASE ARE ENTIUED TO THESE EXTRALOW COUPON PRICES WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES both WEDDING anniversary was observed by Mr and Mr Joshua Thompson They farmed in the or many years Edward H Schroeder DC Doctor of Chiropractic St E Brampton hr service Hour for Mother Double Bud Vases Orchid in a bowl Rose in a bowl Cut flowers Flower arrangements Corsages single or full Blue Springs Flower Shop Hill St E -leton- CREST ANAC1N ajuiot MCE N EASY III sums BUFFEHN ion tub i mums 0WM0MT1 IIt I euuouu J anus wit mi l on LOT MUMUMMS tows wit PEARL DROPS TOOTH I SO L PHLUPS of AT J I HEAD SHOULDERS trims A SECRET imsctinre GELUSL warns I IZ I WITH TIBS ARHD to AVC J GELUSL PREPARATION H in ttbs AA Mil It 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