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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Feb 3 CANADAS SUZUKI DEALER 82 ONE DAY ONLY THIS SATURDAY FEBRUARY tin to pjn Broadcast With Tim KmI C COFFEE FUSTS Florida Vacation Contest OPEN HOUSE SPECIAL Model IT BRAMPTON 1 CYCLE Full Purchase Required Showroom 314 Main St Brampton Ssfvlco Accessories HwyNo Rica Business Mall A MINISTRY Of MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS IND HOUSING Hilton Homing Authority SYSTEMS UPGRADING ACTON MILTON GEORGETOWN 0283 Various Protects BURLINGTON OAKVIllE MORTGAGE SALE SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING MAIN STREET SOUTH ACTON ONTARIO Under and by virtue of the Power of Sale con which will bo pro the sale I here will bo AUCTION ON FRIDAY FEBRUARY AT AT 1127 FINCH AVE DOWNSVIEW ONTARIO All and singular that cor tarn parcel or situate lying and being in Town Harlon Hill ho Regional Municipality of Hallon and being compound part of Lot ding to Plan 1096 and described in Mortgage No Tho sad property will be Herod I sale subject TERMS A deposit S4000 by cash or certified cheque to be paid at the lime of sale and the balance thirty days Iter For further particular regarding the Auction and appointment for fci appry to SALES LTD FINCH AVE ONTARIO 1416 BO ROTARY CLUB of ACTON AUCTION SALE Tho Acton Band Hall Thursday February 1882 Admission Tickets are limited Call Don McDonald Jug City or any Rotary membgr Preview 630 pm Auction 8 pm TopsoJ Trucklood of Crush Stono Hot an balloon Champagno flight Dinner for two Lady a sheepskin car Double bed quilt Chiropractic Set- Windshield washer fluid head phones lures oil 10 Construction Duff Quarries mm The Wooden Heart from Restaurant from The Hide House from Ttintty Church Quit- ters a The Golden Age Club tan from Carries Hair Place ins stain gal- Ja or top Koto Sun Heater from Flour Mills from from Marine from Barber Glass from NielsensClothlng from Chalmers J Hold Sun Dislnbutpr from Canadian Tire Desks School I Maple Leaf Hockey from JugCity r Robertson Maciame Hanging Owl Set Crochet Work LP Records Crochet Work Set of luggage Preserved lower Oil lamp Voucher Cleaners from Mushroom from Davidson from Mrs Manes from JOY Radio from Joan McDonald from Tyler Travel from flawing Crea Mr Bray Manas Country Stone j5j Harrington Printing Swipe Cleaning Kit from Joan Watch this space for mora items Donations of crafts antiques or any unusual items are welcome Can Doug Freed or Don McDonaW Auctioneer Ken All proceeds to community service DOOR PRIZES LUCKY DRAWS AUCTION SALE Auctions Station St Rockwood Sunday February 7 Sales 1st and 3rd Sunday of EEO ESTABLISHED Archery Club requires bush Land acre plus strictly for rarto- Call Milton ITS- ACTON CUKUNQ CLUB HAUu FOfl FURTHEB CALL an GENTLEMAN wishes to shara ask for Joe Car driven by Linda Leopard IIS Klngham was bank In front of Johns Texaco Young SL after being in collision with llalton Mckenzie says Hills Hydro truck driven by Steve Lynch on Tuesday Pat WantS tO help has always been active never resting between projects he feels there may be some con nection is One of the luckier victims Only his legs arc affected He has full use of the rest of bis body but admits he Urea easily In fact wearing heavy clothing is a burden and he cannot wear his leather coat because of its weight Doctors say the disease can spread throughout the body or remain dormant There is no known cure but he has exercises he must do to keep his legs in shape Because of the lack of pushed onto a high snow regular exercise Nassagaweya Evening of metric puzzles by Katharine Garwood The Institute held its first meeting of the New Year at the home of Mrs Hazel on January 20 The evening was a metric puzzler with enlightening infor mation on metric con version provided by Mrs Joyce Commencing on a sad note the ladies learned of the passing of Mrs H Wilson secretary- treasurer of the Feder ated Institute A minutes silence was observed Everyone then shared their thoughts on how as parents they can in fluence their children In modern society The general concensus was that tethered love was most important All of the members agreed parents should always have the time to listen to their children and should never deceive them There was some re flection on the year gone by and the hope lor an even more successful 1982 Plans were made for a Safety night at Hall on Wednesday February at pm Captain Ha of the Milton Fire Department will show a movie and talk about Woods to ve and Fireplace safety The public is invited to share this evening and refreshments Euchre night will be on March It was agreed to again host the Nassagaweya A discussion on Fami ly and Consumer Affairs was prepared by Mrs Batt and Mrs Hilda Heist Mrs Batt under took to introduce the metric system After amusing anecdotes simple charts and much chatter the ladles of can now cast aside alt thoughts of fariongs and finger spans The unit 10 was divided multiplied and added into metres litres grammes and For the temperature It was learned that 30s hot nice 10s cool and Ice As a closing note there was a word for the men folk a gallon hat will be litres Dublin WI Making quilting block muscles weakened by that also In addition to the disease He an exercise bike and does daily exercises The only medication he lakes are Appoint director Region has a new director of social services starting In March She is Deborah Oakley currently managing the Toronto areaNorth West office or the Ministry of Community and Social Services Ms Oakley will take over the position vacated in June 1981 by Vivian Vivian opted to leave the position as head of the department due to health reasons and took a position as manager of Income Maintenance within the department Regional Chairman Jack said the region had considered applications over a sevenmonth period The home of Mrs J McLean was the setting of the Dublin WIs recent meeting President Mrs opened the meeting with a poem and then all repeated the Institute Ode Mary Stewart Collect and the Lords Prayer Roll call was answered by giving A Rural Sound or Smell that Appeals to Me Minutes of the last meeting were read and Three quilt blocks are to be made by each In stitute then put together and quilted at the Erland Lee Home in Stoney Creek The group learned of the death of Mrs Wilson District Secretary Mrs Glenda Benton from Institute will be re placing her The Officers Con ference for Public Relations will be held at Waterloo University on May and Mrs C Armstrong will be at tending The an niversary celebration is to be held in Toronto on August and two dele gates were appointed to go Mrs E Norton and Mrs W Lasby The first week in June is Week at the Lee Home and Dublin Wl will be asked to send one person to help quilt for one day Mrs W Lasby gave a Motto entitled It wont help your crops to sit on the fence and count your neighbors weeds She informed the group that people were en gaged in farming in 1981 and the average age of the farmer was to years She ended with a poem entitled Defin ition of a Farmer Mrs A Murchlson gave a report of a Farm Safety meeting she attended at Wellington Place In Fergus Topic convenor Mrs C Mclntyre gave a report on Agriculture She told the story of Miss Nancy McKlnnon after she graduated from the University of in Agriculture She started off her work in Middle sex County and her daily work sounded in teresting and very busy Collection was taken and all sang the Institute Grace The lunch committee consisting of Mrs M McCullough Mrs D Hunter and Mrs served lovely sandwiches with a relish plate Courtesies were given by Mrs E Wilson group Greenock Wl Discuss budgets EH BEDROOM apart upstairs Acton Fridge ana stove In cluded Available Immediately 00 monthly Heat In- eluded SS3J1BT SPACIOUS on bedroom apt fur nished alt utilities ground door of far mhouse mile of Acton monthly Rooms FREE room end board for working girl In exchange for looking after 11 a old Monday ft Thursday evening New house mils north of Mohawk Raceway SM nx MS FLORIDA Ocean luxury resort Free golf pool many extras Ft Pierce Hutchinson island Reasonable rates M per week Canadian May I BUNGALOW near Acton mm full price 3 bedrooms separata dining room aluminum siding double well landscaped lot down payment Vendor will The January meeting held at the home of Mrs Allen of Greenock Womens Institute was opened by the reading of two poems Three Gifts and The Book by the President Mr Alliens Meditations were given by Mrs S Howarth Items of busi ness were collection of Zehr and Dominion tapes was submitted by Miss Pearen from commission of Regal sales and items of mall read of upcoming events in the Institute Mrs J McCulIock read a letter from Wl Nor thumberland County England where she had attended Wl meetings The program was handled by the family and consumer affairs committee Mrs McKinnon gave an In teresting talk on BudgetSplitting The Dollar Where Does It All Go Mrs J read an article from the Ontario Federation of Agriculture newsletter entitled Wages For Farm Wives Arent Always the Answer The Roll Call Ways I try to stay within my budget was answered by 15 members Mrs Wallace and Miss A served lunch assisted by the hostess Mrs A Gates thanked the hostess and com mittee Church Services KNOX TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN UNITED CHURCH CHURCH OF CANADA IN CANADA ACTON ACTON Sun Feb 7 moderator Rav Graeme Duncan World Development Sun Organist Choir Director day Guest Speaker Geoffrey Baby fold Sun Fob 1982 and Care wee School and Nursery THE CHURCH OF nonet meeting afterwards ST ALBAN THE MARTYR SALVATION ARMY Willow Er St Albans Gospel Service every Sun Sun Feb 7 1982 day at p m at Tnnity em United Church Acton m Holy Eucharui Church School and Nursery ACTON BAPTIST Wednesday CHURCH HoryEuChanst Sun Feb 7 1982 days lor World Develop ment Sunday Special COMMUNITY Speaker Mr Geoffrey Rev Jenkins 8208Q22 Church at with Sun Feb 1982 11 a m joins the Acton BapUst Church a Morning Wor lor morning Worship and Sunday School TJKennedy Thomas James Ken nedy formerly of Acton died In Nursing Home on January 11 Mr Kennedy a tired farmer was born on May 11 1835 He came to Canada in Rev offici ated at the funeral Janu ary at Shoemaker Funeral Home with interment at Cemetery Herbert Courtman Toronto Glen Johnstone Picker ing and Mac Sprowl Acton were pallbearers Mr Kennedy was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church Left to mourn are a brother Willy Kennedy and sisters Miss re I to Kennedy and Mrs Emma Wells all of Northern Ireland Obituar Frederick Kingsmill An active member of St Albans Anglican Church Frederick died at Centennial Manor on January 10 at the age of Mr was bom September 15 1B84 and married Kathleen Annie Masai on June 1915 in Chaplin Saskatchewan While living In Saskatchewan Mr Klngsmlli owned a farm and worked In stores He was on the Chaplin School Board and church board After moving to Acton Mr found employment at Beard- more He joined the Credit Union In Acton and was on the St Albans advisory board and was a member of the choir He was also a member of the Boy Scout committee Left to mourn are his daughters Martha May Chaplin Sask Florence Irene James Chaplin Flora James Sault Marie and son Charles Wesley R Klngsmlli Acton He was predeceased by his wife brother Charles of Dover and sisters Kate Steele of Martha Basselt of Dover and Flo of Dover Funeral service was held at Shoemaker Funeral Home on January 13 with the Rev Art Tribe officiat ing Pallbearers were grandsons James John and Ray Kingsmill Ron Degazio and BUI Maimers grandson in law and Ron Douglas a friend Interment was at Cemetery vitlmins and minerals With the help of a quad cane McKenzle can go for short walks He has had his car specially equipped with hand controls so he get out of the house and visit an idea which v as suggested to him from and Ford owner Lome Doberthlen McKeniie says he is in no pain although he has heard of those who are It will not affect his brain he has been assured Even though just recently discovered McKeniie was told he could have had the disease for two or three years before it became obvious Remembering back he says he has had leg cramps for the past few years which could possibly tie in with his problem McKeniie remembers the depression he went through and the feeling of helplessness while in the hospital undergoing tests He did not fully understand what was happening to him But now that he is home he realizes there are other people in the country afflicted with this disease who went through the same emotions as he did He wants to help them understand they are not alone For this reason he Is hoping to start an Ontario chapter of the Society Through word of mouth he has discovered many people some in this area are In the same boat as he is and thinks they should ban together to help each other But McKeniie isnt letting a little problem like this get in his way of leading a productive life Together with Kay Dills he is putting out a book on the history of the United Church in Acton and sits on the Hal ton Housing Authority as well other political parties And he didnt let his illness stop him from canvassing from door to door In December with a petition to protest tax money being spent on the town hall He is also busy reading books and talking on the telephone something which he admits he does lot But he becomes stir sometimes especially in this cold weather He hasnt been outside In over a week and longs for some fresh air An upcoming trip to Florida has been or dered by the doctor medicine he finds not all that hard to take Upon his return he will be pushing for the for mation of an ALS Society to help those less fortunate than himself Teachers appointed Board of Education Thursday evening ap proved the appointments of teachers to three Acton and area schools Ann will be teaching at Speyside and Har rison in Georgetown and Judith Paler son and John Winter are at Middle School who does it A CARPENTRY ACTON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Monday thru Friday CONTRACTORS GUTHRIE ACTON PHOTO Et CAMERA HILLS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING LIMITED Johns 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