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r- ationfnm prati thundiyjtorth blh 17 ttssionary in indian costume baptist thankoffering speaker tha womans illation ditto of uu baptlat duireh hald thalr prtac uumfcottarlns maaum yharadap ifardl si al pm tha praawant mra joldl chapman wat la tha efcalr and apaoad tha maai- ibg whh a hymn and prarar ufa c landaborough broutfit tha davotianal raadlnc from lac john aanta with uuit aa har mihjaet aha mmtlnaaj ualaf thhihlm to aaa lata all dark core- am be ooda light ami ufht up all dark ear wa af tha aarth a aala tha otd butfad cram waa ana by mlm jaatfa calaa aad aeaamphklad bp mrs c landibor- mra comarua tatraducad tha waahar for tha aawlai o cartar mlmlonry oa furlough from india mr cartar vara tha aonvaotlanavfl dram of india and told of tha vaat naad of tha poorar clam of nda not onlr aplrltual naad but phratc al iicada mr cartar alio aboarad aoma baautiful fllma daolctuuj dally llf in indun mn h halarlg on bahalf of ilia clrcla thantad tha rpaakar and all thorn takmr part la ha aaanlngt pragram aftar tha alnglng of a hymn rav b caatarua praoauac- ad tha baaadlctlon tea waa a tf in tha sunday aehaol room during tha aoclal haur graatlngs from tha ualtad church wma and xaoa wjijl ara hraught by mlm m bannatt and lira dr ccf forms three resolutions membership drive successful at the finrnl mwnbiitilp uaung of the kaltaa ccf rid liui ajborlatkm held in burlington thnradar arraaatnent were enw plated for the nomination masting to w held in o arty tn april with p omrpi onibe af toronto untvac alty and ihahnaai of tha provinc ial cct eaactitlve aa gueet eneaker nina delegates wrmrm elected to uf hajlnn riding at tna fortlteoralng provincial convention to be hestt tn toronto in april revolutions to the convention were diaruaaed with three being aubmit tad tram halton on provinrtal gas pipelines nuraery school and campaign eipendlturee mn joan uclnloah burlington and jack ilenr oavjlle reported on the ccf kdurattonal confer encr held in hamilton in febru ary don hfotherlngtua onaville cava an intereeung report on tha ccf trade union conference held in toronto noting partlrul arly tht intoraat and enthuaiaam of tha trade union dalagataa and their itotarnunatian to go bark to their ivc ar throughout the of cct randldetee aa tha only true representatives of labor jack henry and don llealherlng ton were elected u the riding rs aruuvc to reprearol traralgar and oaakvillr respectively a report on the membership dnvr showed that halton had rvached its quota and would go well over thr top by ap rtl is the hose of the drive for the province a rsmpsim commlltre a art up snd hertton plans made i unch wai arrvrd during which general riwiujuon took place on ihr cor tederal pro gram just waned share canada a watth scanning the sfiwtta scene with hastlby ooles weue throwing bouqueta thil week in the direction of acton junior hockey club the local team in case you havent heard waa eliminated on friday night in paisley by chealey colta the colts must be one of the martaat dubs to appear in junior d line orono orphan made- it two straight over acton redman in the arm finals of its acton want down four straight in te beat of aavan they dldnl coma any cloaar than within five goals of winning a game and it wasnt be cause they dldnl try kvery play er on the team tried his bm and u youll excuse ue for gattlaf corny that is all anyone do the colta puytng with intar- medlate teams all saaaon picked up a lot mora puck aawy than perhaps a team would acquire la straight junior competition it u a tribute to chealey that they finished cm top of that weatern ontario intermed late circuit ft would hk a mistake to say the lark of artificial ice here hand rapped the acton team in tha province and work for tha election series chealey m in the aame bnel champlonshlptu chealey for the first tima certainly a great big pat oa the back is due players ibdoeectj- uve of the acton team they re vived hockey interest here when it reached lla lowest abb this waa freddy kentnec 4iret year at the helm of a team and for several of the players their first year in yunior hockey may they be back neat year stronger and with a year of experience under their bait acton s elimination left only the two georgetown teams la tha o h a playoffs from this district but tlto junior raiders were eliminated m saturday night when welland eked out a win on georgetown ice to wrap their junior c sertee up the raiders eliminating oakvtlla in the intermediate a group flnala started a series with rurko mae donald s hundridge reavers last ntgm in their quest of a provincial title they have no artificial lea in fact the argument could be advanced that artificial ice u not necessary judging from chealey s showing 1 the colts of course have put in i rloee to 40 games while the local i club have played about half that figure we felt the artim team dldn t play aa vhtll at they would have had ihey n i had th long la off aft r rlim inating rlmira llowevt r it is use um to riculatr on ifa and buta coniciatiilati ns are in rli r t llie h ah v huckt y cluh th y have a fine ban an u hm mft and i w i hi y li nig i mi k a htxky hockey u by no means finished for local rni thank to the cbc fans will be able to see all the important games in the semi i finals tetween montreal snd new i ork on their tv screen the ciic also plans tn elevlke the n ii i finals wto going to cart 1ind stanley s battered old laaain home this year ivtannally were picking the fly ing frrnchmt n from montreal but vi r have a i i of o illl o fiofn iltwlon fans who say thla is ivtastfati s iati tin ivln it um rli is mint i the fnrt that tht unl wingi fin islxd n i p f the 1 mini n w i k i lit in ll la neck tht woods n ui 1m in w ii li niv t vt barl f ill ml vt i mil willing to ho it in ihi lin f i th lungtrs otltuasty mrs william wallace dies suddenly funeral ervfee was held on saturday march it at the rumley funeral home acton for mrs christina wallace wife of the late william wallace of naaaagaweya who died suddenly on march is at thehosna of her son kenneth 47 delhi street guatph mrs wallace was born in abrr deenshire sccttlandjjdjanuary is tin and aha ease to canada f rallater scotland in ibot aflerjjav- ing been married that aame year her husband william wallace pre- daeawaed her four year ago surviving to mourn tha loss of a loving mother are sis sons and one daughter mrs christina brtuxm acton john of unity saskatche wan sandy kenneth george and norman of ouelph and jemee of cempbeuvtlle rev a h mckenile of acton conducted tha funeral service and interment followed in naaaagaweya presbyterian church cemetery pallbearers were stan robinson ales near joe henderson alf al len l w mrmlllsn snd ed daven port flower bearers were art diamond ivan hlchardeun ia millar tom mcmillan art padbury km net h mrrse snd maurice schnarr national defence pending re quires iras than imr third of the federal government bwlgrt thr unitttl main territory of alaakm wai once owned by rug easter seal campaign ilk m i li al tx mlh i u vajlll tl ml m nlnal uv i in tht i an i i w 1 than bar service clubs dedicated to aid crippled children i i i hi n i fill f ihih 3 ni ik mill hti ii f ii k t play in mfd i ihih wi k 4 ii ti it has v nit fit n t n utth nt w imhtd m nlial u n ii iai1 ar ir ft- fir thr rlvilegi tif see i k lh m k hi mill irr a 20 tele v ml n brt nnr in at ar for some 58 year tha rotary clubs have bean so dedicated to helping tha hajidlcanoed child that they have become aa one official of the ontario society tor crippled children put it the backbone of our work without the backing of ontario s 111 service ctuba and their allout promotion of the annual easier seal sale the society and its great and complex work could not fund ton it was beck in windsor ont in 1021 when a few physicians and surgeons with the members of 10 service clubs became appalled at the number of unattended cases of crippled children in ontario and decided to do something positive about ii they formed the ontario society for crippled children which todsy needs 700 000 to properly look after its growing case load of some ii 000 handicap ped youngsters across the province months before easter in every city village and hamlet where a service club exists member start hipping up enthusiasm as only service club men can do using easter seals as their media they flood the mails with them and tire leasly follow through with their local canvasses until the final goal is reached service club members comprise nearly 100 per cent of the soc iclyi directorate the commit lees of the society s five summer camps arc service club members the orthopaedic surgeon who spend untold hours operating on crippled children s legs snd irnu are mosuy service club men cite hydro value at seed day george greenlees wins trophy hvdro ts the beat dollar we could iend declared thomas rav connell ice president of the hydro flee trie power comnus5ion f ontario guest sieaker at the an nunl halton seed dav held tn the agricultural hall at the fair ground si turtle mr c mn ii wml on t joint out that in tin forties lack of labor on tht farms mused farmers to lonk f ir other thin hvdr emtld dv no if firnurn dejiended on labor alone exi likling their manv implt mrnts that are nov run bv hvdro their exptns for a year would be tn the neighborhood of shu xi a fanner himself mr conmu im mentioned that as far as ac rictiltutt in concerned us ur go ing t i have to grt costs down if c intend to su tn humness at th iuh akricultun is tht bnu in diwlr in the ctnintri md tht n il vxt ilth of th nuintrv ionics front it no greit profit i m uli onl th imtkfwttou of vn s iii tint thm i in important indintr mil w are part t f it mrs j robinson ladies aid hostess mrs i a kotuuon lakt e tlrtmu1 tlu numtatnt of the lrrbttruin ladn aid to hir honu fbr tht iarh nionihh nicttuik uith mrs illi tm miutni prfsidutk the aorship rvicx wan taktn b mm frwd cole and mrs a j buchanan man items of business were dealt uith tht working comnut- tees reported on their progress saturday niormnj the halton jum r farmers hi id their annual spring judginc c mpetilion in small seed- cereal grain potiitor hay and identification of forage plants and weeds george grrenlecs winner of the oaut vi heat and har it v cl uu was prrscnttxl uith the halton seed growen trophv bui robinson u inner of the forage plants and weed cnss u n p rest n ted u llh the strnthconu trophy and mark marquardt winner of the hay and potatoes class uas presented utth the halton creamery trophv ag- ruulturnl reprosentalive j e tthlleloik made the preaentations the second kpeaker for the oc i is ion ati irof n j thomas of tht suila ixparutunt at the oac wh gnt an illuntriited address on ikruulture in new zealand and utrah mr vthitrkhk explained the ei duping urn wiiall this car but i itkki t ntr m tht junior judkin una sit tt tin four lounty jim r grtnips sit up di5pluvs aasfsw mok h milk h if cp iv a stitia iinin t ktiut d m tkkl xx 1 1 rnds f ii ik in th first mm in ntlu f ltfvi a 6lhx000 p und ii ravt mr th ame hnjiod in iflvi pnmiuti n of ireaimrv but t i t ivitnilnr l6 houtcr u i diun thfet pr ctnt ot 5j18- 000 pu0iul lc in im production ilo drxipthtl three pr cent to 1 26 0lkl gall on ikhhusc of a cool summer which were admired bv the hun d red odd farmers from all nvrr the county present for ihe afternoon program frank carney c sons ul tcl wocmtoct ii m coxe ptumiino miatfna iavht10u0hin0 fata oa oil ivmiacaa oa wfar tank froa ctlimla phone 35 acton reliable taxi taxa radio dispatchio phone 430 aaaaaa calfa and snack to taka out we oeuvei flak and chip our snadarly aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 9 main st acton al used cars at thompson motors acton ltd 1954 dwv station wagon 1953 ford mainline sadan 1952 pontile big 6 sadan 1952 pontiac deluxe sedan 1950 chev sedan 1950 pontiac coach 1948 ford coach 1950 dodge 4door sedan our car ara put in good machanical condilmn and ara dafinitaly conditionad a to afaty lor your driving plaamira see us first when you buy or trade it during t p a af ignite- i mint wer ahu made for the re- i ceiuion at the manse mrs grindell gae a humorous reading the back seat driver and mrs s matthews conducted a contest with a reward to the win ner the meeting c3oacd with a hymn and the lords prayer the com snlttee of tha month served ra rrwhmanti and pariod-of-aoctal- t allowship waa enjoyed mrs r i davidson expreaaatf tn appreciauon of all to tha hotrt- a and ail who assisted with the iwogrtun an invitation was recavi- d from un a u mepharaoo to meet at har home hurt month look ymungerf ywtl loek and i feel lovelier la designed faryea spencer bao- pertsl geatla control aad aalqoa uispe-ksep- iag ga 1 call te- dty far ree flgare aaslytii mk jean rundu teocsffeamowvtf oatf tf7415 spencer ledgers usa poo0 values and onus boostas ptatutk eptktivi maich 11 m 10 ioa choice tomatoes siiirrirrs aood morning orange marmalade 47 bonus booster food features aim mesh rruits and vegetables tender d lie ale 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