Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), July 3, 1974, p. 17

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IN for centennial shows a Free Press of April which she found in the old family Bible It contains an account of the leaving of the Rev after whom her father was named She also has a Knox church folder of September 1899 for a childrens flower service Church Services PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rev Andrew H BO Minuter Mr A Hanson Organist and Choir Muster UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON Rev Eric Nelson MA Minister George Elliott MA PhD Music Sunday July 1974 Twelfth Summer of Combined Worship Service In KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ACTON Preacher Rev Andrew Sunday June a m Divine Worship Theme Can Human Nature Be changed Nursery for Babies and Toddlers EVERYONE MOST WELCOME EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Churchill Rev Thoman Pastor Sunday July 1974 am Sunday School a Morning Wor ship Tuesday 8 m Prayer Service and Bible Study Thursday a Christ Ambassadors ALLAREWELCOME Excellent free town Bus Services for children and adults to and from Sunday School on the Alt Red But Also Rural pick up For In formation phone or John 11 Verse Jesus said unto her I am the resurrection and the life he that In me though he were dead yet shall he live BETH EL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Sunday July Sunday Worship Services at and Pre school Sunday School during the morning service Sunday School during the afternoon service You Are Welcome MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Ave Georgetown A Fellowship Baptist Church Pastor Rev Robt Lohnes Associate Pastor Rev Don Sunday July Sunday School for all ages a Morning Worship a Evening Fellow ship Wed 7 30 m Midweek Servces Thought Peace rules day when Christ rules the mind CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH Churchill Road North Minister The Rev A Walter BD Tidey Avenue Phone Sunday July 1974 Through July m Union Services at Acton Baptist Church All welcome The Church on the Hill Is an interdenominational gallon ministering to the needs of the community ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH Street East Founded Pastor Mr Das Sydney Church Phone Pastor Phone Thurs Choir Practice Sunday July a Morning Worship Junior Church Nursery pro Communion service We welcome to the congrega Churchill Community Church who will be worship ping with us lor the next Daily Vacation Bible School foraflulti BAHAI FAITH You are warmly invited to at tend a fireside discussion every Friday evening at Phone In this marvelous cycle the earth will be transformed and world of humanity rayed In tranquility and beauty Disputes quarrels and murders will be replaced by peace truth and concord among the nations peoples races and countries love and amity will appear Co opera and union will be and finally war will be entirely suppressed THC CHURCH OF ST ALBAN THE MARTYR Corner How St and St s Or Sunday July Little change It a fun to see the kids the streets now that school out Early morning travellers see them doing ail kinds of constructive things like taking out the garbage wielding paint brushes and OUR READERS WRITE Says subdivisions ignored Elizabeth Dr Ontario Dear Sir Your special issue depleting Acton then and now wan very Interesting However we do have several subdivisions where the bulk of Acton population live It surely must be disappointing to the of Glenlea and the new and Kingham homes to receive no mention whatsoever as being contributing factors one way or to the economy of this town which surely depends so much Nature lovers on the taxation derived from these areas One would think that at least after almost years Glenlea and Lake view might be considered part of Acton It a un fortunate your paper error cannot be corrected J A Williams PS As a worthwhile Centennial project why don t we eliminate fit foul sickening tannery smell we live out in me sucks take our pleasure pure Cause in Italian Hills we have no frills The taxes keep us poor But we re one big happy family When we re In the back yard pool With Cats and Dogs and re out there keeping cool Our pool Is just the natural kind With bullfrogs in the weeds When we re not there It taking care Of other creatures needs There grandad wears his nightshirt To hide his knobby knees And every night mosquitoes bite Just anywhere they please Grandma wears red bloomers She wraps a cope around her shape To hide what you might guess While sister Sue looks stunning In her new bikini brief And brother John Just on Another Maple Leaf Out there don t talk politics Though election time grows shorter The mud hat drips from Political lips Would sure he water We re living close nature With our bottoms on the sod How survive and stay alive Is by the GRACE OF GOD Victor Smith It T Acton Free Press Wed July Join forces to oppose freeze llalton Hills and M Iton politicians may put their heads together In an effort to come up with a Joint position on the regional planning ittce Intent to put temporary freezes on rural lands in the region Milton Anne told Milton Council last week that neither Milton or Hills of I were pleased with Ihc prospect of a freeze in he rural areas Regional planners have advised the committee stringent controls should be put on residential develop ment in rural areas until the planners have had an op portunity to study and which areas might be regarded as for estate type development or sort or housing Regret later The planners claim homes could be built right a water recharge area or In areas hat could later be deemed as regret table If were allowed now The proposal hash been accepted as policy as yet but most the plan committee favoretT he being included in the policies Those pel ties arc expected to be In use until the official plan Is formulated two and half or three years from now KAREN STEWART is one of five lifeguards at the park who were repairing and painting the shed They use it for storage as a headquarters and for first aid Others involved In the workout were Pauline Heaton Cathy Ashley Mary Ellen Cann and Susan Shoemaker SSgt Gibbons 25 year pin Staff Sergeant Cec Gibbons has completed years with the Ontario Provincial Police and received a Quarter Century club pin Born Bracebridge he Joined the force In April 1949 and is presently Officer In Charge of the Owen Sound Detachment Ontario Pro vinciol Police Prior to his posting at Owen Sound he was stationed at Mount Forest Kitchener Exeter Lindsay and Markdata Staff Sergeant Gibbons served with the Canadian Provost Corps holding the rank of Sergeant He Is also he holder of the O P Long Service and Good Conduct Meal He has friends and relatives here and visits Superintendent Andrew first Officer In Charge of O P P District No consisting of the counties of Grey Bruce Perth Huron Wellington and Waterloo presented S Gibbons with his Ontario Civil Service Quarter Century Club P REP BRAND BEEF Lean Shoulder Roast Prime Rib Roast Rump R 159 Blade and Short Rib Roast Sirloin T Roast Point Brisket Choice Boneless Prime Rib Roast Ground Chuck Small Link Sausage 95 Lear Lb Sliced Side Bacon LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET STAFF SERGEANT Cec Gibbons right Is presented with his Ontario Civil Service Quarter Century Club pin by Superintendent Andrew first Officer of O P district No 6 consisting of the counties of Grey Bruce Perth Huron Wellington and Waterloo Obituary George Leslie sweeping off sidewalks Things haven t really chang too much since everyone children July was a kid and helped with household chores The Hornby community was saddened to lose one of their oldest residents recently Mr George Leslie away at Milton Hospital on June his year Survived He is survived by his wife Jessie two sons Douglas of Hornby and Dave of Georgetown There arc four daughters Charlotte McPhedran of Acton of Rich Hill Florence Barber of Toronto and Catherine of Oak Ridges Mr Leslie will also be missed by twenty nine grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren Born George Leslie was bom at Ossowa Manitoba on Oct 9 as his parents John and Mary Leslie made their way Road widening Summer really Is here when the redhatted types are to be seen with surveying equipment measuring measuring all along the highways Who knows maybe It a the widen tag of No everyone been expecting Brandon Manitoba from Trafalgar Township llalton county where they were born He attended Chesley public school near Brandon After leaving school he began to farm and at one time farmed several sections of land He then came east to Ontario in 1914 to visit relatives returning only once to the west before making his home in the Hornby area He married the former Jessie Douglas in 1920 and together they celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary in 1970 Mall Carrier Mr Leslie was a beekeeper and carpenter He and his wife carried the mall on R R for years He was a great sports enthusiast and followed the Hornby hockey cam many a cold night no heated arenas then to cheer and encourage his favorite team He was almost as faith ful a bat fan Mr Leslie was a member of the Hornby Presbyterian Church The funeral was held on Tuesday June from the McKersic Funeral Home Milton The Rev John Murray conducted the ser vice Pallbearers were all neigh bours McDowell Dave McMillan ng Gordon Garnet and Robertson Interment In Hornby Presbyterian Cemetery OFF CAUSED BY YOUR UNRELIABLE PRESENT CAR HERE IS THE PERFECT REMEDY ANEW or MERCURY from FORD SALES QUALITY USED CARS ML T I I FORD C TY METEOR DOOR HARDTOP VB automatic power steering power brakes radawhitewatls and wheel covers n In yellow with black vinyl roof and black Interior Lie DODGE DART This wagon Is In excellent condition and comes with automatic power steering power brakes air stereo tape player tinted gloss Intermittent wipers and more Lie FORD GAL DOOR Equipped with auto PS radio white walls wheel covers Medium green with matching Interior Lie DMF CAR and TRUCK RENTALS LEASING ALL FORD ARE CREATED EQUAL THE DEALER MAIN ST N ACTON 8532370

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