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The Acton Free Press Wednesday June 1978 Manor lawn party to launch Halton seniors week Aided by tips story stresses facts Centennial Manor In front of Martin House In ninth annual lawn party the event of rain a program Saturday will be he prelude ben planned for the to the Manor Senior Citizens auditorium Week activities This year A play Pardon mot June IB to has been Monsieur put on by designated Senior Citizens the Public School Week pupils of Burlington on During the lawn party and Thursday June from 1 30 the rest of the week the public and quarrelling over the is invited to visit the Manor prizes some maintaining that and take En the programs held Millars of Monday June IB from 7pm to In the audi torium a trip to the African Safari sponsored by the Acton Legion Ladles on Tues day June a birthday party for June sponsored by the Peace ftose Chapter of the fa sponsored by the Kinsmen to the booby awards were of there Of particular Interest Club of Milton on Friday June Reunion Sunday CANCER SOCIETY volunteer workers were guests of honor at a special tea put on last Thursday by the Cancer Society Some of the workers present were Telford Manon Patterson and Irene Terry at June WI meeting more value than those fairly is an evening of comedy and the White Heather concert won Indeed at times these music to be presented by the on Saturday June from differences of opinion White Heather Club of Oak 30 to 30 developed into a real scuffle vilie Saturday June Throughout the afternoon Reach Out is the slogan the Leo Clowns will be selected for this year a theme entertaining in various areas for Senior Cltiiens Week It to 7 ta intended to convey a three- Steamer fold message seniors l reaching out to become to AclJv scheduled volved and making a Senior Citizens Week are Inaccordancewlththevery Their baleful looks were met explicit tips on what is with extended tongues ceptable to the Free Press The roll call was answered regarding the account of by a Bible verse some meetings the following members angrily declaring report is hopefully sub- that others had stolen the one milted Ihey had decided to give and The Afternoon Auxiliary of accusing them of doing it on but Miss Anderson In her Knox Church Missionary purpose bossy manner was able to Society shivered on the scripture lesson was Manse veranda lost Thursday observed by the recitation of to blows afternoon The members had wenty third psalm In During the lunch a young been carted there some some recalling against her will through the is my Shepherd seemed to recognize some ii a obligatory efforts of Mrs Prayer was eliminated semblance of one of the sons the community Lena Mann Once arrived even God could hear but we could not through volunteer work entertainment by the Jolly some were very reluctant to anything because of passing be certain of this his seniors reaching out to leave the safety of the car traffic facial features were almost motivate their peers who deeming having got into it was the annual totally obscured by a profuse need assistance to get in A Qt Trr rV Qsufficlont athletic prowess for and therefore not of manly shrubbery and senior and youth I LI I I day However by dint of necessary tobe too religious Throughout the meeting reaching out to each other to w much prodding and hauling Mrs Isabel Watson and Mrs one member in an establish inter generational on the part of those who had Lindsay filled In the time expressed her links for mutual satisfaction already accomplished this contests testing the skill delight at the elimination of gain and understanding intricate feat and grunting an Knowledge of those contest on trees insisting The lawn party which on the part of those who had present Mrs Watson gave that it was not true that only begins at Saturday not yet achieved the car was on familiar names of God could make a tree she June 17 will feature enter finally emptied of the Bible of which having made one last talnment by lhe Milton and Before lhe meeting got majority of members Christmas District Pipe Band the Y under way one caustic knew practically and Apot luck lunch much pot Choir of Georgetown the tongue accused Miss Lindsay had two very brought Burlington Majorettes lhe Anderson the president of long and very hard ones on pleasant afternoon to a Georgetown Legion Pipe uiiiuh being bossy Miss Anderson famous authors of line during which Juicy bits Band the Oakville Citizens A Gates took pari in a skit for stoutly defended her attitude class books and the minister Band and the Scotch Block T candle In memory of grand the entertainment proclaiming that since most streets of Acton both of and his famUy and prominent Square Dancers Perior al mothers of year An JnslJlu Song was sung by of he members were senile which knew even members of the congregation will lake place at lhe Collect foUowedbv a reading a paper clipping of several of our members they were strongly In need of SmWotherM years ago written by Clara written by Mrs A Gates being bossed Mrs Watson had intended Jen iTvS of a Thompson inspired Mrs John Reld plans to Some guests were half five one on trees also but seen through eyes of a whje ner welcomed by the it had lo be confiscated j grandmothers trunk on In Staffordshire England July president the legitimate order that the paper would As meditations Mrs G iH3 for Ihis district members loudly and hove sufficient space to print gingham sun bonnet and how Wellington Centre has a vehemently declaring lhat a picture of somebody s rim who sQ mem flashed special project In the sale of they certainly had not invited Precious offspring eating a Eastern Star of Georgetown Niagara on Wednesday June from Mr Mrs Nellessnd Brian Mr and Mrs David Ralph Roy Scotland Irene of and Mrs C Nelles attended the the reunion on Sunday at Walnut bank farm R l Caledonia by Mrs Gales Mrs lit a candle In The June meeting of honour of present grand Greenock Branch Federated mothers and read a poem Women Institute of Ontario Grandmothers Wonderland was held at the home of Mrs and lighter vein Grand Brozic ma Off Her Rocker Mrs Sinclair opened the a good neighbour One who is Mrs Patterson lit a second teres ting roll call on the theme The Women Institute ore talking Are you listening Ten members from Greenock attended Mrs J and Mrs were much enjoyed and in the driveway ready help those in need Hostess daughter Andrea played two selections on the organ A lovely daisy chrysan themum flower Mrs Wallace prepared and read a very true adap tation of the motto Yard by yard Life is hard Inch by inch Life a cinch con and candles graced the coffee ducted a fun game quiz What table amid the members for would grandma do if this special program tribute to Grandmothers As Mrs Patterson called those who are grandmothers to come forward Mrs J Addison pinned a mum corsage on each lady She then told how many grand children she has In all there are 13 and in all they have a total of grand children and seven great grand children Pork Workshop was attended by two of our group June was Open House at the Lee W I museum home New pro grams for 197879 were out the members Mrs Wallace Greenock district director to Wellington Centre gave fall report of the annual meeting held at Bel wood branch Have an in- St Albans welcomes five young members Five young local residents were the principals when the Rev Leonard ad ministered Rite of Holy Baptism in SI Albans Church on Sunday June Welcomed into the church by members of the congregation at the service of Holy Eucharist were Lee- Anne Tanya Goy daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen of Acton godparents William and Cook of Acton Da Nay Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude of Georgetown godparents Douglas and Ethel Mac of Guelph Rebecca Jane Hardy daughter of Mr and Mrs Garnet Hardy of Acton godparents Carole Shlllington Joan Phillips and Robert Hardy of Acton Owen Robert Price son of Mr and Mrs Robert Price of Acton godparents Ronald and Nancy of Acton Michelle Marguerite Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs James Warren of Acton godparents and Victoria and Cyril all of Acton china bells with F W I crests The Area convention will be held October at Park Kitchener Greenock will act as as hostess at Wellington Place museum August 13 paper drive is pending Anyone wishing to could bring heir newsprint securely tied in bundles 0 Mrs McCulIoch home In celebration of the anniversary 194B to plans are being completed to hold a Tea on June at the home of Mrs W Lady Tweedmuir before her death In England inspired the keeping of local com history books called simply History Books through Women Institutes in Canada A visit to Black Creek Pioneer village is planned for July Please bring your packed lunch for the day A car pool will meet at M home There was much squab- Erin uses hospitals least Erin village and to Groves Memorial Hospital Is residents learned last week at Fergus they use lhe Wellington The province finances the County hospitals lhe least of district health councils all county residents The per cent said Sullivan He revelation came from Brian said last year s budget was Sullivan executive director about W6 and next year a of the county District may be close to Health Council Erin Township Reeve Don He said the Fergus Elora said hospital costs area residents are the highest In the county are nearly as percentage users of hospitals high as road costs CARPET CORNER 11 MAIN ST NORTH-ACTON- 8533620 Your headquarters in Hills For CARPETING CUSHION FLOORING DRAPERIES CERAMIC TILES UNTERSEEBOOTE ARTENI ZEHN COMBINATIONENI SERVIEREN NUR FLEISCH UNDKASEVON KANADAS BERUHMTE HANDLER SCHNEIDERS IN DEM PLATZ WOMAN DEN UNTERSCHIED DER SCHMECKEN KANN CHICKEN PIZZA 29 MILL STREET EAST 8532450 STONES A RAM A Missed Your Free Press Please Let Us Know Our carriers do their best to give fast courteous service but mistakes do happen so It you do not receive your paper or have any complaints regarding delivery please call our office 8532010 READ ANY GOOD LABELS LATELY A 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