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B12 Th Acton Free Press Wodnosday Dec Members entertain at Ballinafad UCW Halton 4H receive several scholarships by Winifred Smith The December meeting of the U C W was as usual in the form of a pot luck dinner and party It was held on Tuesday evening December in the basement of the Church Most members were able to be present They were accompanied at this special occasion by their husbands The committee in charge of setting up the tables and decorating them made a fine job as it put on the festive touch which added much to the enjoyment of the meal A large number sat down and enjoyed the delicious food When the tables were cleared the women met for a short business session All then Joined In for the evening program Mrs Eileen Brown head of the pro gram committee called first on the men s choir for a number It was followed by a quartet given by Alma Sin Emmerson Clarke Wella and Fred Shortill Quebec and I sure the gathering would have been disappointed If he had not come along There was a skit given by five ladles Alma Sinclair Barbara Joyce Clarke Eileen and Margaret Jnmlcson It was entitled The House of Unclaimed Blessing and caused some merriment Grace McEnery was called on to give a reading which brought back memories to some entitled Looking Back Three members of the had the Mrs Eileen Brown read the scripture Mrs Volmar told the Christmas story and Mrs Jamicson led in prayer To end the program Eileen McEnery played the piano and a few of the familiar Christmas carols were sung by all To end the night entertainment Jesse McEnvery was called upon to auction off the gift boxes to the men attending They were brought by the women to the meeting and were all surprise packages The auction brought in Added to the previous sale held by members It brought a total amount of It is to be given to the Georgetown committee for welfare purposes in the com Mr and Mrs Lloyd Burt were given an early Christ mas present when their son Harvey and his wifo Doreen presented them with their first grandchildren twins a boy and a girl early in December Congratulations to all concerned The Christmas theme was observed again at the church service on Sunday when the third advent candle was lit Mrs Betty Brown added to the service when she sang and played on the guitar It was announced there would be a special Christmas service next Sunday Christ mas Eve beginning at 7 pm Season s Greetings to all the readers and Happy Hall days to everyone Hers were treated to a luncheon at the Old Mill Toronto courtesy of the Club of the Klngsway on Monday Dec 11 God president and Bill chairman of the Agricultural Activities Com the program The following scholarship winners received a diction Acton 4H Calf Club Stephen Halton H Traclor Club John Geo Beef Coif Club Lone Parsons 4H Conservation Club Elaine White 4 II Junior Dairy Calf Club Murray Halton 4 Senior Dairy Calf Club Carol Ann Laid 4H Field Crop Club MaryJean Robinson Halton 4 Horse Club Carson Livestock ing Club May Maple Syrup Club Gerhard Trcviranus Sheep Club Member Danny Wlckson David McCann J Whltelock Trophy And 4 Most Outstanding 4 Club Phyllis Freeman Member Nancy and Kim Blackburn And Stan May Leadership The following trophy Trophy on congenial winners received a plaque for ity leadership Interest and a keepsake and a perpetual Involvement in II Nancy trophy McKinnon Claude Bain Trophy Most These last two trophies Outstanding 4H First Year were accepted by Mr and Police Village of Rockwood Hydro Board of Trustees and Staff EXTEND Season s Greetings Mrs John McKinnon on behalf of Nancy who was Guest speaker was John unable to be present due to Moles general manager of exams at the University of the Royal Winter Fair 20million glass plant helps Milton picture The job picture in Milton took on a rosy hue with last week announcement by Consumers Glass Company Limited of Its plans to build a plant The new plant will employ between 175 and 200 people The glass container manufacturing plant is to go nto production in 1380 Construction slated to start next spring Milton was selected as the site for the new plant because Consumers Glass already has a square Toot ware house on site at Milton The factory will be near the warehouse on Communica tions the key to helping child agencies Children are sometimes by social education and other agencies mainly because of poor communications cording to a judge who often deals with such bureau Halton agencies are do a better job than most but there is a way to go Judge J A Fuller said to board of trustees at the Board inaugural meeting Thursday We still do not have as full cooperation and com muni cat ion as we could have said the judge Judge Fuller attended the meeting to officiate the declarations of the oath of off and the oath of allegiance The Judge told trustees he works with a broad spec trum of services to young people such as the police youth bureau children aid society probation and after care board of education and other social services All too often the com municatlon between agencies is referred to in lip service and actual cooperation is either nonexistent or to the extent young people are not served as well as they could be said the judge Anything he board can do to promote cooperation in communication can do no thing but help young people become responsible citizens remarked Judge Fuller Professional Jealousies also play a part in the under servicing of children accord ing to the judge There is a need to know about the context of other agencies problems said Fuller Professional often arise out or a lack of understanding of the other fellow problem he said The judge termed fortunate Ihc lack of an education component in a provlncially run agency The child services division set up by the province covered all 921 raised for cancer Pearl Hamilton treasurer of the Rockwood and Everton Branch of the Canadian Bible Society reports that can vassers collected from generous supporters this fall Other contributions raised the total amount donated to 92190 Miu Hamilton commented that an additional has been sent directly to either Toronto or Hamilton and has been credited to this local Canadian Bible Society Branch services except education sa d the judge He said he did not want to comment further on the matter Agency representatives sometimes find themselves in antagonistic positions ob served Judge Fuller Such antagonisms can be over come with cation he contended Chlsholm Drive next to High way 401 Morison dent of Consumers Glass said the company acquired the Milton land six years ago with the intention of locating a second Ontario glass container manufacturing plant on that location We have been operating our glass container plant at virtual capacity for some years now and the demand for our products is such that we need a second Ontario plant at th time he said Consumers Glass also has container plants at Villc St Pierre and Candiac Quebec Toronto and B The company operates plastic fabricating plants in Canada at Barrie Waterloo PQ and in the United States at Bristol Penn and Chicago Petty s Garage ROCKWOOD CHRISMS GHEETMGS In the hush of the holiday we quietly say thanks and hope you have a simply wonderful holiday BARLOW PLUMBING HEATING 36 Church Sl fa Merry and gxd timet with l hose iliur to joii TtiankH ROY AGNES EVYLN PAUL MARY LOU LYNSAY JANICE MARJOfllE HERB SAUNDERS BAKERY LTD