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Ch 141st anniversary for congregation by J Turner Intended For week The congregation of Churchill Church cele brated their Hist Anniversary on Sunday both morning and even ing services well at tended In the morning Rev I Engel of was guest preacher titling his sermon Righteous Discrimln- as to what best and right Ken Stevens Guelph was guest soloist At the evening service the Rev Kenneth A Stiles of Georgetown was in the pulpit his topic What is the Church For The church Is there for us all for those members who need and use It regularly as necessary weekly refreshment for those The Christian nonmembers who want must use fine and careful it once in a while for discrimination In making baptisms weddings and Eden Mills Birthday party attracts many by Mrs W Mrs Elsie Miller hosted a birthday party at Eleanors Restaurant in for her family and her sisters Annie Ash worth and Nora McLean Guests included Mrs and Mrs Dave Miller Mr and Mrs Bob Miller and three sons Miss Susan Miller and Mr and Mrs Bert Ash worth Miss Karen Tuffin was guest of honor at a lovely miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs Jennings and Mrs J and Mary Ellen and held In the Commun Hall Sincere best wishes to Karen and her manyolhers Anselminl who lneir planning their Toronto as a Public Health Inspector Barb has her placement with the Wellington Dufferin Health Unit in Fergus Mrs Belly Marshall and her volunteers took several of the ladles from Eden House Nursing Home a Sunshine Luncheon held by the Eastern on Wednes day In funerals and perhaps most of all reaching out for those who having professed faith and established church membership fall away and neglect Iheir religion thereafter The old hymn Rescue the Perishing closed the service The choir an hems were A Child Prayer lo the Shepherd an Jesus Tender Shep herd Hear Me Soloist Ken Stevens sang He Churchill Church Orchestra was In attend a nee Violinists David and Archie Kerr Keith Barber cello and John Duenk cornet assisted organist Marie Anderson Rev and Mrs AW and Mr and Mrs Clifford Storey attended the celebration last Wednesday evening of the wedding an nivcrsary of Mr and Mrs The re ception was held In the Christian Reformed Church Friends in the extend sympathy to the family of Limehouse May wasnt kind to Scouts from Mrs A Benton there enough The weather certainly lenders available so it Is I being too kind to cancelled for this year Scouting in he month of May The Beavers were to have planted wild flower seeds at Blue The Cubs did have a mile bike hike earlier in the month Accom the boys were Springs Scout Reserve and Gail May but heavy rains the night before can celled it The event was postponed until June The same weekend six of the third year cubs have attended the annual District Scouts Again heavy rains can celled until June 1 3 Earlier In the month Clark was Invested as a Scout at an impress ceremony at the Seoul overnight camp All Scouts took part In the annual Explorer hike along with their leaders It was Fiesta lime for Hoc wood Centennial Primary a grand finale to their Median studies A tradltlonalhatdance surprise and la cos were enjoyed by the frolicking scnorcs and fitawet Co 16 Mountain view Road S Suto304 GEORGETOWN 8776984 Post office Acton demolished Mill St post office with its large clock tower as Elton Cole who passed erected in 1913 It was away Sunday night at his wrecked to make way for home in Acton the T D Bank The Acton Free Press Wednesday Juno6 1979 9 Wonderful Wonderful Copenhagen comes to Toronto TOM KNEEBONE VERONICA TENNANTANNETTE PAUL JAN RUBES HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN Direction Choreography Brian Music and Lyrics by FRANK New book by John Fearnley Beverley Cross and Tommy Steele Based upon the SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRODUCTIONS Motion picture HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN Orchestrated and Arranged by Don Walker NOW PLAYING TIL JULY 1 ST PHONE 864 FOR R Tues Wed Sst Sun 2pm Wed Fn Sat 7 30pm School discounts available YOUNG PEOPLES THEATRE FRONT STREET EAST Visitors come to area by Smith Many of the regular Church goers were away visiting this weekend but their visitors to Church which helped to make a fairly large con gregation Mr Stiles wel corned the visitors In the Youngsters Soccer this past week the Blizzards and the George tc Fire Birds played to a 1 tie Ballinafad Brad wedding for June 1G a gorgeous day on Saturday tor the Eden Mills Fastball ment Teams taking part in the all day affair were for Men Eden Mills Juniors Glen Morris ITT Fergus and The Burnett got the tying games were all good with low scores Final victors were the Fergus team who beat out for Men with a score of 3 a reminder that the annual Fun Fair Is scheduled tor June Friends of Mr and Mrs Nick Gould extend sincere sympathy to them in the loss of Nick s dear brother Colin Mrs Betty Marshall hosted a family dinner parly for her son Dan Marshall who graduated from the Data Control Centre in on Thursday Dan position with the Phillips Company and will be leaving for Vancouver to work across Western Canada Congratulations lo Dan and his sister Barbara Marshall who graduated on Friday from Institute Rockwood Roundup by BarbWynneck Drop Rockwood Hardware and have a look at the Pioneer Day bed race Irophy The handsome prize will be awarded to this year champions Entries re quire four pushers and one contestant riding in a mobile non motorized bed Register with Tim Kingsbury Race gets underway at at Rockmosa Community Centre grounds Lucky ticket holder for the Anglo- Tario draw was Donna ford Rockwood The winning number was pulled May St Johns Anglican Church Bowling Green Sale The decorated doll went home with winner Grace Day goal Mr and Mrs Marshall had their families home on Sun day The Millers from Toronto and the Polos from Visitors at the Schwarz home for June ore Paul sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Mehner and heir daughter and her husband all from Hanover Germany Mrs Nellie Carnellos and little daughters were visiting at the Smith farm on Sunday