B4 The Acton Free Press Wednesday May 14 1980 Wood given conditional discharge Three church youth groups combined to present a Daffodil Tea On Tuesday after noon at Knox Presbyterian Church Cutting ihe special daffodil coke Is Clow of Trinity United Church Explorers On the left Is Stacy Miller of CH urchin Community Church Explorers on the right is Mary Moore or Knox Presbyterian Church Explorers A former Acton officer and Georgetown resident who pleaded guilty to thelt charges re cently has been given a condl tonal discharge Roy Wood former Peel Regional Police detective was charged last summer with the Iheft of about of merchandise which was being tared in tho pro perty room of a Missis police station He pleaded guilty to the charge and col vletcd County Court Judge Frank Dunlap handed down the conditional discharge last Wednes day Wood must undergo psychiatric counselling as part of his one year period of probation At his trial psychiatric evidence was Introduced which lead the Judge to conclude Wood was trapped in a male men mid life crises I make no brief for police officers but I interpret what went on in July a for help from a man plagued by influences which his Judgement Judge Dunlap sold Wood was described in court as a broken man separated from his wife in conflict with his daughter Kim he suffered two heart attacks during the past decade was distressed by his sister battle with and was badly injured in a serious car accident in reviewing the psychiatric evidence Wood was so ridden with guilt and an he did something illegal so he would be caught and punished Wood was vacationing In England when the theft was discovered and the goods recovered during a raid of his Georgetown home He returned to Canada voluntarily only after extradition proceedings were started The stolen goods included a color sion camera clothing and household items and had been seized by police in a raid of a suspected shoplifter home Wood was described as a model police officer be fore the theft Mr and Mrs David of Acton a announce the engagement of their daughter Do rem to son of Mrs Helen or Georgrtown The wedding will take place on Sat July 19 St Albans Anglican Church KnoxTrinity Explorers Daffodil tea lovely The A C Stewart Hall in Knox Presbyterian Church was a lively place last Tuesday afternoon May as the Knox Trinity Explorer group hosted their family and friends at their annual Daffodil Tea All of the Explorer girls aged to 12 years were kept busy serving tea sandwiches and desserts as over attended The girls had decor ated the hall with brightly colored paper flowers and beautiful fresh- picked daffodils Door prizes were won by Jason Meyers George and Susan Moore Edith Hilfmon RR 3 Acton was the lucky winner of the cake which hod been beautifully decorated and donated by Mrs Cal A lovely floral centrepiece donated by Elsie Symes of Blue for the tea table and was Springs Flower Shop won by Mrs Isobel Mur a lovely decoration ray Cable TV wants move to Speyside Cable Systems wants to move its entire operation to Speyside In a report to Hills general committee Monday night clerk ad Ken Richard son said Cable which ha its large headend tower where signals are received and then to Acton Georgetown and Milton cable homes in the Spey side area wants to move its offices to the village He noted the cable TV firm s plans will need an Official Plan and zoning amendment Cable wants to develop a new site for a building Anniversary Come and join us in our celebration SELF TBI RETARDED I Support the Rowers of Hope The classical duet firm Spain Brandy Spun I rot bond fori deep Ike the a cluneal Domun the yejr old red wine from of beautiful balance Rev Edwin Mitchell Rev Edwin Mitchell is tho present pastor of Maple Avenue Baptist Church He and his wife Dorothy and came to Georgetown in September 1978 from Calvary Baptist Church in where he was Minister of Christian tion Mis first pastorate was Langstaff Baptist Church in Toronto from 1960 to where he was ordained He then served as Minister of Christian Education in Wortley Baptist Church in London following which he went to Calvary Baptist Church in New York City as Assistant Minister and later as Associate ministering Stephen Olford Pastor Mitchell invites all from the Halton Hills area to celebrate with Maple Avenue Baptist Church on this their Anniversary Tuesday May 20th Missionary Banquet m Wednesday May 21st Missions Might Bill Quebec Missionary displays an 1 music Thursday May 22nd Youth Plight Speaker- Music Son Friday May 23rd nostalgia Might 7 Saturday May 24th Music Spokesmen Trio wileloo Sunday May Sunday School Rally 9 Jonathan Crow and Ms puppet friends Services 1 00 a and 6 Speaker Dr Buffet Dinner MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH MAPLE AVENUE GEORGETOWN ONTARIO L7Q 1X6 Pastor- Edwin H Mitchell Tel 0320 6665 25 YEARS AND GR THE OLD GLEN MILL SPRING VALUES Gear up now for all the warm weather fun thats still to come TRACK SUIT Levis STRAIGHT LEG JEANS pair HOODED SWEAT 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