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Tha Acton Wednesday Ospringe Auction sale raises 3673 by Doris Fines An auction sale for the benefit of Crippled Children was held at Grundy Auction Centre on the evening of May It was a very rewarding night was all of which went to the Club to be spent on therapeutic equipment and wheel chairs for crippled children Grundy Auction Centre donated their time free gathering articles for the sale and all the other work hit goes with it The Alex Parr Joe Simmons Brian Kurtz and Max Storey also donated their services free for the four hour auction which was rounded Mrs James and sons Robbie and Ricky of Ottawi visited over holiday with Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Howes Mr and Mrs Robert Howes Scott and Peter of Grand Valley had a with them all on Sunday Another visitor at the Howes resi tenet is Mrs Robin Red Breast who has taken possession of the bird feeder behind the house and has fitted it up for attended the anniversary services at Churchill on Sunday In the morning they heard the Rev J of Mount Forest who for six years was the minister of Erin and United Church from to In the evening Rev Robert Hyde of was guest speaker He was a minister at Churchill nine years ago when a student Don of Vancouver visited on the weekend with Mr and Mrs Gordon Man eating cannibals Blood thirsty critters There is absolutely no pleasure working in the garden ble mumblegrumble I wonder if those black flies hitched a ride on ail those coming from north on the holiday weekend They golin my ears and nose They are so sneaky You don feel hem they ve done their dirty work They don as a rule come the house but on Stirling to wash my face which was nearly as dirty as my hands from playing lag with the wild there was one silling gnawing at Scratch scratch mumble- Limehouse Good turnout for Decoration Day by Mm Art Benton Mrs Anderson is home from a six week holiday visiting relatives In England Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John on hear rival brother Albert John for Andrea and Dan lelle early Thursday Mrs Mflryland Is visiting her sis Mrs Milcham Congratulations to our local contestants at the Music Fes tival on Wed and their teachers They won second In the Primary choir for schools under third for junior choir and third for triple duct Mrs Frank Is home from a two week holi day with her parents In Ger many A pleasant service and a splendid turnout celebrated Decoration Day at Presbyterian Church on May The choir rendered two lovely anthems The Truth goes Marching on and Surely Goodness and Mercy Miss Jean on behalf of His tor leal Society gave a quite interesting history of the Cemetery The Rev Barrow was in charge of he service The ladies served lunch afterwards Visitors were seen from Toronto and other distant places and one gentleman from Vancouver MPP urges citizen cooperation She seems proud of her grumble But seriously custom made home neiersaw so many black flics A few from district as there are this year CHATTING TOGETHER after the anniversary morning service at Churchill Community church are from the left Rev Archie and Kerr guest minister Rev Reese of Mount Forest Irene and Wallace Swackhamer and Harold Griffin Its the oldest church in the dis Church Speakers help mark churchs anniversary Ballinafad Girls softball team by Joanne Turner Anniversary services at Churchill Community church were well and in spite very weather the pews were nearly filled for both services The Rev J T Reese Mount forest guest preacher holds successful dance The girls team advance A real good lime Expectancy and spoke with reported by all optimism and encourage- The ore now ment of the Christian s hope enjoying a ball game twice a for future The junior week It is held on the ball choir sang The Heavens diamond in Burnetts field Declare Thy Glory sponsored a buffet dinner and dance in Community Centre on Saturday evening Disc jockey provided I he music All tickets were sold in Ebenezer Joint choir rally by Mrs Ron Mel God I Care and the adult group in singing Thi Shepherd of Gods Kids sang Sunday Morning and Welcome Back to Jesus accompanied by Mike Cooper guitar and Elizabeth Thellev spoke the Song of Songs It almost piano A large en survive as part of speaker at the evening joyed the joint choir rally of scripture A Jewish ribbl service was the Rev Robert Arkell Mills predated whit a slua It tells of the love of a minister nine ago He Ebenezer choirs The junior choir also sang several man and a woman and i lions Much credit is due to the in the spring Soiled In the Soil and leaders and organists Beryl with the vineyards and meadows It is an allegory i religion and good works Mrs Georgie Matthews discussing God love for excuse or cover up for Truehnn and Mrs peopleof un christian attitudes The Audrey Weldeman The for God On a level it flnmem service was followed by a pol messing Gods Kids song God Clean Before My Lord and lueh lunch That Day is Coming Closer and the combined choirs sang a modern arrangement of Jesus Loves Me The Churchill Orchestra Including Keith Barber John Archie Kerr and David McFadden assisted organist Marie Anderson at both services Following the evening vice the congregation was invited to the downstairs auditorium for a social hour and refreshments served by the Churchill CCW The tea table was decorated with flowers candles and two beautiful anniversary cakes one honoring Churchill Anniversary as an Active Congregation the other our Anniversary as a Community Church In a liltic ceremony first cake was cut by Mrs Kerr and Mr Harold Griffin the second by Mrs Edith Storey and Mr Charles Thompson Thus a happy and relaxing social time brought to a close the busy and eventful day marking another milestone in the history of Churchill Com munlty Church The ladies of the CCW have for sale attractive com memorallvc plates and mugs showing a picture or Churchill Church with a brief outline of the church history on Ihe back of each plate Mrs Eleanor Thompson or any of the other members will be pleased to take your order Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Wil Ham Thompson were Rev and Mrs J T Reese of Mount Forest Mrs Charlie Sr and Messrs Harold and Smith Griffin and Charlie Thompson of this community Mr and Mrs John Lee and Ryan of Toronto Mrs J Turner and family Rev and Mrs Hyde and Jeremy of also Mr and Mrs Thompson Peggy Lynn and Steven were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr and Mrs Wallace Swackhamer Mr and Mrs William Thompson called last Wed evening on Mr and Mrs Archie McArthur of Colllngwood Mr a cousin of Mrs Thompson and the iwo seen each other in several years so they had many reminiscences to share Friends in the community extend sympathy so Mrs Herbert and Mrs Victor Swindlchurst on the passing of their brother Sidney Burgess The funeral was at Shoemaker Funeral Monday and he was burled at Cemetery by Jack Johnson Wellington Duff erf Peel Annual Police Week has passed and I would like stress the great contribution that our police officers make within communities Prevent CrimeWorking Together is the theme used by the police this year and I believe it merits our support as con corned and Involved izens In todays society police officers arc much more than crime fighters As well is needing our police for law enforcement we need them to protect human life to guard properly and to help people in need take them for granted or we fall to support them In their efforts Throughout the year I hope citizens will consider their personal obligations in helping to keep up the high standard of policing have in Ontario are many such responsibilities Among make prompt Icalion to the police when Tools swiped A wooden loo box and contents were reported stolen by police last week after the box was taken from a parked truck behind the Acton IGA on Main North The tools belong Green ore Crescent man Hot spell at school Acton high students were sent home early Tuesday afternoon because of a problem with air lionlng system in the new school Technical problems made the school unbearably hoi for students and staff Teachers stayed at the school until the regular closing time ever a crime is seen or suspected to obey an officer directing traffic lo give moral and sometimes even physical support to the police in times of crisis Government programs for controlling crime arc unlikely However Informed private citizens playing a variety of roles tan a decisive difference in prevention detection and prosecution of crime a fair administration of justice and where possible the lion of offenders to com Crime prevention as each citizen duty is not a new idea In the early days of law enforcement hundreds of yeirs ago the pcice keeping stressed the concept of mutual responsibility Fortunately this citizen involvement in recent years Is yielding to more formed and direct citizen in prevention efforts people arc starting to exert crime prevention lever through those individuals they know persomlly and through organizations wllh which they ire affiliated Including trade associations educational institutions political parties unions charities found itlons profes societies service clubs a elected rcpresenta Our society is built upon the premise that each person Is responsible for himself and for the general welfare of others Exclusive reliance on a oriented roach to crime prevention causes individuals and family units to become isolated from Indeed citizen looking out for himself only there is no community no strength numbers but a frngamentailon tha can serve only to embolden criminal ments Let us support our police departments say Thjnk you for a job well done PIANOS TUNING LEE G TOCHER HILLSBURGH AUCTIONEERS Ron Lamb 843 Mike Kelly Guelph 822 YEARS EXPERIENCE Village of Rockwood Secondary Plan OPEN HOUSE The Township of is holding an Open House to present the residents of Township with background information which will be used in the preparation of the Village of Rockwood Secondary Plan All residents of Township are invited to attend and are encouraged to mdi their views and opinions on the future of the llage DATE Wednesday June 7th 1978 TIME 6 00 10 pm PLACE Rockwood Town Hall Main Street rlhc B854750 LT H Clock Ernmoso J Co si Marsha flr for the Developmental Handicapped is accepting REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN LIVING IN THE NORTH AREA Norm Eiqueilng Acton Milton June 930 1130 am at the EC DHURY SCHOOL Ontario St South Milton Attention Community Groups and Organizations Works works for us formed by Canada Works REV PETER BARROW chats with members of the congregation who attended Sunday ml service at Presbyterian church Vandals hit Church home smashed by vandals last week Vandals probably entered via an unlocked garage and a basement window and once inside they took down wood panelling and smashed several electrical outlet cover plates Bike stolen A mans bike was stolen from the hallway of a Main Street North apartment do 16 Mountainview Road S 8776984 Suits GEORGETOWN Make it yourself crofts are fun SMOCKING CLASSES Fnncy dress START EARLY JUNE limited space Register in person No registrations OPEN HOBBY I LANGCRAFT Rescue And id Works job Works itaLun Get your to on you in ill support Most import intl it must mike use of and improve skills of unemployed piopli in Your i truti least jobs nity benefits th it list Compltteyour Works maybe to lontnbuti to just yj to Cinjda inpowtrCcntnC Centre Creation Bnnch Office Pickup form and the Guide to Cinadi Works is for your Your province Your country Forall of us Sotcts working on some idiis Apply before June 24