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Tha Acton Free Press W Montreal convention for Acton residents A number of local families formation on human from the Acton area will relations Marriage will be attend the largest religious studied in depth and convention in the history of counsel given to Canada An international every family member Young assembly of Jehovah s people will receive special Witnesses is scheduled July S attention in several to More than discussions and talks delegates are expected to According to Mr Brooks support the gathering which one of the main features of Is to be held at Montreal assembly will be the Olympic site baptismal Brooks spokesman W for the local Witnesses said that this convention will be quite unusual The program carried merslon Several hundred service the members of the new members will be bap- congregation enjoyed lunch Knox service held outdoors About attended the Macdonald IB Rosemary for the singing of hymns outdoor church service of Road and Wilfred Angus David Mary Knox Presbyterian church first child or Mr Watson Jim Coles and Janet last Sunday morning in and Mrs Gary W Allan Prospect Park After the McEachern it Church St in seven Olympic Pool together and then games EnS volunteers During the service the Rev run the convention Andrew H McKenzie bap- and Sessions departments Local residents t zed three babies in toSS welcome lo attend Jennifer Ellen j sessions of this convention child of Mr and Mrs JohnC ana R Andrea Kel The convention program gathering is Victorious second child of will give practical in Faith Mr and Mrs Philip G The special service was planned by the church The Junior choir sang ana Christian Education com four band members ployed mlttee Shattering the smoking image Farm work Agricrew attracts area young people Cigarette companies have spent billions to bombard us with beautiful Images of smoking But those images says the Halton Lung Association are shattering The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Pood Is a brand new pilot pro- and invites local farmers to participate Agricrew is designed to benefit both the youth and farm employers of this area but most important it pro vides local farmers with additional workers for limited periods of time when their requirements for help are at a peak Agricrew consists of two crews of five people each One of the five people in each crew is a foreman who acts as an on supervisor as well as a worker All crew members have had previous agricultural experience As an employer the far s paperwork is cut to a bare minimum He Is not re quired to enlist the crew with Workman Compensation or be concerned with payroll deductions He need only call the Milton Agricultural Office and request the services of an Agricrew a few days In ad vance and then at the end of the work day write a cheque for At a later date the far week their attitudes are re vealing Smoking is no longer viewed as a rite of passage into adulthood per cent of teenage smokers do not think smoking makes a teenager feel grownup And not many see smoking as smart hip cool In fact 30 per cent of the smokers said smoking is a stupid thing to do The overwhelming majority of these smokers believe smok Take teenagers for example Seventy per cent of them do not smoke and give as their most important reason their desire to control is reimbursed for help with painting haying their own future They are each day the Agricrew harvesting general repairs taking control of their own tog can harm them even worked on his farm Tho and clean up We re not pro- bodies and lives Even among and crews are transported to the but we are a group the per cent who Bay they work site by the foremen and of eager capable and mature smoke at least one cigarette a they supply their own lunch young people who will tackle The only thing the farmer just about any job you need need provide are the neces done work tools Give Agricrew a try Starting June 19 this brand Contact Carolyn Bird the new service became avail area coordinator at able for farmers who need to arrange a booking while they re still young and half said they hope their own children will never smoke TWENTY PEOPLE WERE confirmed in St Albans Sunday Front row left to right Edward Lisa Gillies Chris Stansbury Ken McKee Kevin Krull Steve Dod- Ewing Second row left to right Greg ory Puncheon Christine Jane Sewell Tammy Hunter Sandra Hunter Steve son Third row Mrs Patricia Mills Evelyn Win Chester Glenyn Guna Shannon Lindsay Stephen Back row Grant Puncheon Bishops chaplain Rt Rev John Bishop of the Diocese of Niagara Robert Gunn The banner on the left was made by the class Vision screening offered The Regional Health child to one of the following Unit is offering Vision clinics Screening for three and four Acton June 22 to yearolds because early p m St Parish Hall detection of visual problems Willow St is Important to early treat Georgetown June 27 I ment p m to p m Health Unit office 1A Princess Ann Amblyopia lazy eye is a Mil IonJune lpm to 7 picked pm Health Unit Office 155 up before the age of six is frequently treatable Because the eye does not look malformed or diseased with S be fireworks on the Bach can be missed to Acton Days weekend are on Vision is one of our most Sunday night July not Valuable Senses and the Saturday as reported last Unit urges you to bring your Training young Canadians for skilled jobs Excerpt from Hansard Mr A Philbrook Halton Mr Speaker my question is directed to the Minister of Employment and Immigration As reported recently by Mr J T Kennedy the incoming president of the Canadian facturers Association Canada is faced with a serious shortage of skilled labour especially in the trades whereas fewer European tradesmen are coming to Canada Is the minister working with the provinces to provide more tunities and incentives for young Canadians to train and apprentice as skilled craftsmen and provide more employment in a strong growing manufacturing sector Hon Bud Cullen Minister of Employment and Immigration Mr Speaker given the fact that the field of education is within provincial jurisdiction we work in very close cooperation with all of them under the Adult Occupational Training Act and our apprenticeship programs with our emphasis being on the jobcreation aspect I am happy to say that the provinces are cooperating particularly under the Adult Occupational Training Act We are entenng into a new series of threeyear agreements with the provinces We are shifting our emphasis from simply the training aspects where training seems to be needed to tram individuals for jobs which in fact will be available The result of a recent study conducted in southern Ontario indicates that 75 per cent of the highly skilled jobs in the manufacturing industry were filled as result of immigration rather than training of Canadians I think that is an emphasis we have to change LArche Auxiliary has June meeting The June meeting of Donations may still be sent to I Auxiliary was held the Bank Montreal by any the home of Gail Ferguson one still wishing to con Knox Ave tribute The meeting opened Pay as you pull tickets with reading of the no were distributed to auxiliary prayer for tht handicapped members for their draw The secretary report was the Acton fall fair The first read by Lynda Paul prize is and second Jenny Kuiken explained the prize is hanger new Cash for Life lottery system said that the local association was originally not going to sell tickets the summer there are some available now the Plans ore also under way for the auxiliary dance to be held on October Tickets arc and available from Auxiliary members The next meeting will be held early in September in time to moke final plans for auxiliary annual display at the Acton fall fair TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HlfJTQN S CONTINUING sale with off all merchanci5e in stock already reduced also many items tured at to reductions HINTONS Allan J Buchanan has An Open House was held at been bnck in town recently St John Ambulance head duringthcsaleof quarters in Milton Saturday Church St and arrangements afternoon Guests toured the for an auction sale Many emergency trailer and other friends will miss Dr facilities Several Acton Buchanan who now lives in a people belong to the Milton senior citizens home in Oak brigade ville He was a dentist here for many years was active in church lodge and veterans A spring dance was held at events He and Bertha tt Buchanan were particular y evening There interested In community mB compliments events always attending about the music provided by such special things as high Jack school At Homes and band concerts They contributed much to the life of the town over many years and best About and wishes go with Dr Buchanan friends enjoyed dinner and in his new homo the evening program of The sale was racing at the Mohawk race- Monday evening in the way on Tuesday of this week cultural hall in Milton and quite a few from Acton at tended Dr Buchanan and his nephews who have been Mr and Mrs Chas assisting him in the sale were spent the weekend with Mrs there to chat with friends Andrew McLcod of Toronto Supper concert on Sunday while attending the wedding of Robert and Susan Kerr Officiating at the ceremony was Deacon Betty Kil bourne- daughter of Rev P Sawyer former rector of St A good crowd attended the just Welcome Wagon hostess Citizens Band supper concert in lime to provide perfect Linda Franklin visited 11 new Sunday The event was temperatures for the families in town recently back the audience and players Mr and Mrs B Hancock music centre with listeners There had been a short Mr and Mrs It Gray and enjoying picnic supper under spell of rain earlier Mr and Mrs Tipple have all made their home here George lloU having come from George- town Mr and Mrs K something for nil and Mr and Mrs Tinlock loslcs left Mississauga to live here and G Dubois pulied up stakes in Toronto From Montreal Is Mr and Mrs Lumb Mr and Mrs Acton Indoor Pool have moved to initiating their new starling town from Orlilia and Mr blocks Saturday In the Acton and Mrs from Aqualymplcs Mr and Mrs Anyone of any age who can Wilson are here from swim one length of the Brampton and Mr and Mrs pool is invited to come to from Erin this special meet Denture Therapy Clinic 8781100 Street Milton Specials for your Garden Rosa Bushes 2 75 NOW Perennials 0iv75 Ft Spruce- IB00 3Ft 1500 00 Good Selection of Potted Shrubs BIRCHWAY FARMS NURSERY GARDEN CENTRE Line at Ballmafad Wo Are Closed Sundays Evenings During Summer 8774915 Special Millions of tourists spend billions of dollars a year in Ontario LP RECORD HITS BONUS DISC CUT a SAVE THIS DISC IS WORTH ON THE PURCHASE OF ANY LP ADVERTISED IN OUR SUPER SUMMER SAVERS FLYERS GREASE 999 THANK GOD irSFRIDAY1099 SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER 899 DOUBLE PLATINUM 999 That means jobs ONTARIO ST MILTON MALL Would you Tourism en over jul our inn It brings in more tli in 4 billion doll yeir In the end it helps pii tor ices tli it people i need Tints is 1 i promotn il proLnm to tell people in other of C in id met in the S that they ire welcome is visitors to you royally Last over million enjoyed Ontario This ye we re re Hen where ucouil in Vine nuke every onei these did re here them i to l ike home TlutWiy nut will tell their Is toeoiiie here too Til business Let ill tre it isitors ro We 11 not nil be helping to ere we 11 be ill iklllf new Your Out eminent helps tourist I ink rni it ion offices promotes is must ittneme com entu n Tr el Out If this summer For i our free Get to Know irio kit which indudesourTruellers elope li of irio our Slimmer s I ill collect to Onnrio Tn el Ip Ministry of Industry fee Tourism Queen irk Ti nto Tel John R Rhodes Minister of Industry Tourism William Davis Premier Province of Ontario