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8 The Acton Free Press Wednesday Jan 1977 Os Candlelight wedding Friday Limehouse by Doris Fines Intended for last week Mr and Mrs George Kchras or London visited with their daughter and son In law Mr and Mrs Bruce Smith Mrs Smith brother Peter Kcarns of Men ford was also I here for a couple of days We are pleased to report Mrs Hay den Is home from the hospital where she was receiving treatment for congestion of the lungs and is now much improved County honours Bonnie Lang of 1 What Looking and Dianne of Ospringe Food Explorers received County Honours on Saturday for completing six projects Club Achievement Day for A World of Food in Canada was held at Ross ft Public school in Hi lis burgh Ospringe l had an exhibit on Scots Foods Linda PankraU commentated on the exhibit with the assistance of Bonnie Lang Mrs Edward Smith and Mrs Henry were leaders of this club had a skit on Maple Synip and its Origin with all members taking part Mrs Glen Jackson and Judy Johnston were leaders of this group Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Cathy Ellis and Danny who were married in a lovely candlelight ceremony Friday evening in Knox Presbyterian Church George Lewis officiated The happy couple left for Niagara Falls on their honeymoon They will be residing in A family shower was held in Milton for Cathy prior the wedding It was given b Mrs Norman Mrs Jack Izalt and Mrs James at Ihe home of Mrs house Everyone is invited to Community Centre on Sun Jan from two to five m where Open House is being held for Elmer McKinnon in appreciation of his years of service to Township Mr and Mrs Ernesl Wynne and Eric visited on Sunday the home of Mrs Robert Lockh art and son Robbie Scarborough Congratulations lo Mrs Robert Grundy who won in the last draw Pat Ferguson made surprise visit lo his parent Mr and Mrs Jack Fergusoi and Dan when he flew it Ebenezer Mrs Ron Mclean Congratulations to Margaret and Jim on the birth of their first grand child Sarah Marie daughter of Rev John and Clarki at on Dec Inspector Hallon Hills plumbing inspector William Hyde will be going to a five day con next month Hills works commit tec Mr Hyde at lending he Ontario Plumbing Inspectors Association plumbing seminar in Scar borough from February to from Calgary for the week end Renew charter The charter for the first Cubs and Scouts was renewed at the managers meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church which was held at Ihe home of Mr and Mrs Glen Jackson The church now sponsors Cubs and 20 Scouts Alex Morrison reported the new shelves for the church library were finished and can be installed possibly next week Mrs Jim SwAckhammer and Mrs Ernesl Wynne at tended a training program for Guides and Brownies at Si Georges church in Guelph They spent the day learning new games methods for leaching program planning crafts and music Mrs concentrated on the Brownie program Mrs Wynne spent time on the Guiding program Some of the Brownies would like to go on to Guides so if anyone is interested in starting a Guide group or being a leader the can con I act Mrs Wynne So far when the girls have received all their Brownie badges the have nowhere to go officers Officers were appointed for the coming year it tht January meeting of Ladies Aid Past president is Mrs Henry Pankratz The new president elected is Mrs Ralph Sinclair vice dent Mrs Barry Clarke secretary Mrs George Lang treasurer Mrs cards Mrs Vernon Stewart and pianist Mrs Gordon The meeting vts at ihe home of Mrs George Lang wilh Mrs Bruce in charge of Devotional which was on Ihe Parable of the Last Judgement After scripture readings Ihe members a discussion was held on faith justice and concern for others A hymn Standing it the Portal was sung and the roll call was New Years resolution or a New thought Mrs Ward Brute program convenor read an article on How Lucky Canadians are which dwelt on starvation ignorance and helplessness in other countries and yet complain about pretty little things A word contest was won by Mrs Ralph Sinclair Rev J Kirkwood is welcomed by many by Mrs Winifred Smith Many were out lo church on Sunday I welcome the Rev James Kirkwood his wife Marion and son Paul Mr Stiles when introduc ing he family said he was sure that Jim did not need to be introduced as many knew him as their native son He spent his boyhood in Ihe village at tended Blue Mountain school and was a regular attendant Sunday School and church Younger members new ones in tin congregation however were interested lo met I I hi family hat had gitn so much of their time and had sacrificed for the less fortunate of world Instead of Iht regular mon Hurt was a question period Mr and Mrs Kirk wood liking pari with Mr Stilts asking questions Hurt wis so much they said about Iheir experiences in Africi but time would not allow it Mrs taught school in Northern Rhodes in and rthled somt of her ptriemts Jim said he wos held mituiittr in charge ruril churches but the minis had hymen that and making a job in bringing the word of to so man illiterate brothers In summing up the said on reluming hen they felt we had so much in this and so much that things not evenly divided Mr stiles on behalf of all inked the Kirkwoods for iking lime from their busy schedule lo tome lo The choir sang a beautiful anthem time of fellowship when lunch wjs in the basement my returned up to Ihe church when the annual met tine look place Hall board final meeting for present Community Centre Ihll board for iht just tndtd took place on Jinuary HI Ihe business for year was finished up Plans were made for meeting to be Jan it 1 will be sevenl vacancies on the board and community anticipation will be needed to operate hall for this year Without help of volunteers who give of their lime many of the dances and community activities would not be possible Most find it a rewarding experience to serve the community this way The last dance sponsored by the present Hall Board w ill be this Saturday Jan 21 Glynn Powell will supply the music Plan to attend and bring friends and neigh bours Bookings art being taken now for spring wed dings and banquets If you arc planning lo use the hall phone well in advance of iht dale In the past the llaiton Recreation and have in setting up recreation for this area If you art interested plan lo he annual meeting and help organize any of the offered The C W held first meeting of the New Year at the home of Mrs Viola Short ill There was a good attendance The roll call was answered by Ihc paying of dues for 1977 The devotion Looking Ahead was prepared by Mrs Shortill and by ihe president Mrs Instead of the usual topic there was a discussion and suggestions for Ihc year program Those in charge of lunch assisted the hostess with refreshments and a social time followed New family Mr and Mrs Heritage have sold Iheir home on tht town line The new family moved in on Saturday Tht leaders and assistants of the two Home making Clubs Clothes for Leisure attended training school on Thursday and rlday of last week Phone 877351 2 or SNOW BLOWER 26 in blade H P Reg 695 1 HP Snowblower Reg S855 Plus FREE ELECTRIC START tgg valued at NOW IPC FEEDS I LAKEVIEW CENTRE and On Staff from BIGELOW VENTURE OZITE CALLAWAY Hard Surface and V nyli from ARMSTRONG AND G A F IRFI ESTIMATES Lakeview Centre DONT WALK RUN TO OUR JANUARY lENS PC SUITS 2050 off 50 off 20 off SHIRTS PIERRE SHIRTS F0RSYTHE IMPORTED SHIRTS 20 off SWEATERS 2050 off BOYS JACKETS 2050 off ALL LADIES EVENING GOWNS Price LADIES SLACKS ts 20 off LADIES DRESSES PANT SUITS 20 off LADIES JACKETS COATS ts 20 off HOUSECOATS 20 off CHILDREN JACKETS SNOWSUITS off Plus many more values of up savings NIELSENS MILL ACTON 8532280 Mrs Gisbys death in report by Mrs A Teachers and pupils had a holiday Monday last week due lo the snowstorm and only a few local pupils were at on Tuesday buses did not operate Mrs Mitchell and Mrs are both home from hospital and we hope they may enjoy better health It is with great regret that we report the passing on Schedule The new Halton Hills will meet the same nights as the previous council Wed of Mrs Sam extend sympathy lo Mr Council meetings will be following another severe bam who is confined lo ne third Mon paralytic stroke Peter hospital and to son Mr red the month and com Barrow conducted the funeral and other relatives meetings Ihe second service at Mrs had been fourth Mondays Presbyterian church on number almost years of lannin board will meet and interment was in ihc W I who attended as a fourth Tues the adjoining cemetery group in her honour MasseyFerguson Sunday January 7 00PM Evangel Pentecostal Tabernacle 33 Churchill Rd Acton For Further Information Call 853 PICK-A- Make your best deal before January 28 1977 on certain new Massey Ferguson agricultural tractors agricultural implements balers forage harvesters grinder mixers then pick one of the following options 1 Cash Rebate from 2 Cash Rebate from to PLUS No Finance Charges to March 1 April 1 or June 1 depending on product No Finance 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