Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 2, 1966, p. 8

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d g the acton free press thursday june 2 1964 confirmation at trinity united retails early church tradition acfan gpwen age club members plan bus trip a visit club in guelph weekly classes held over an eight month period provided the background for a reception of new members of the christian church at trinity united church the service was held last sunday on the occasion of the observance of pentecost go ing back to the earliest tradition available to the church the reformed church attempts to receive new members in the same spirit and in as much the same way as the earliest chur ches did since the bible records that the authority in a congregation is to be exercised through the elders the conrirmands were trained by the minister in a course of instruction authorized by the session ofelders part of the course is prepar ing and handing in the sum maries of 10 sermons at the conclusion of their course of in struction the session interview ed all the candidates for confir mation after reviewing their fulfilling of the requirements and being assured of the valid- il o the decison each person nsus nvakcv the elders authoriz ed iu a ouj be accepted ro b vixtsv4ton and so cric he- rvherhwi o she chrjnlian faih mnst of the canasdaics had arcftx iiivn karmirxvi as iniants ui i iw rrc ni and thus their rooaoin of fiifh wa iuv he admitvi iriiiuiri v he sacrament e bap- rsm ru whether hev were cinfimij or hapiid hc same ur simple cnierums wvt aked ii each candidnir cueur to vdiurmiru iur wiilimme e h- rrv christian liu- isim he mjr grace oruvire hc de- viiu vill aindinc worship virknj ki- he kirpdam and cajverar iap wih other chi lian people in the sinex o reception isei the sisnio ea represent ed b eder rober han sr and mrs k dew ami as chairman of the session the minister laid hands on each candidate to formally acknow ledge that each person was ac knowledged by the session to be a believer as hands were laid on each persons head the pres ence of the holy spirit was in voked to confirm that person in rhe promises they had just made thus the power given to the church was exercised in the first century according lo the scriptures and so the reformed church continues the tradition 1900 years later following the confirmation and the baptisms the minister and mrs dowding and mr hart exercised the an cient custom of extending the right hand of fellowship to each new member this very old practice was a sign of peaceful intent and equality symbolis ing the christian vow to be ir- charity with all men and that all menare the same in jesus christ as a memento of the day and the occasion mrs dowding on behalf of the session presented a lapel pin to each as a reminder that as disciples df christ we are under his discipline and that the way of christ involves sac rifice on june r- the new members will attend a special administra tion of her- communion at which they vvih share for the tirs time in he reenactment of se lords last supper those confirmed in their bap lisinal ww were miss ann gordon mis anc gordon miss janice jordan miss judy jordan robct leslie miss or- rna leslie miss heather le- geachie mis brenda mckeow n yauirhan matthews miss rober ta ncssel miss gail ross miss nne s virion miss marie tim bers and mrs grace hodge those baptised and confirmed were john dowding miss tcrrv dowding and miss ruth clow absent and to be confirmed iater were miss gwen lauder and miss ancv lauder new manager here general acceptance buys atlantic finance business the gqldcaage club wld their regular evening meeting on thursday night of last week in the y building those members wishing to go on the- bus trip to visit guelph golden age club on tuesday may 31 art requested to be at recajjs forebears at hidden worship scots whojrallied in hidden glens for secret worship nearly 300 years ago will be remember ed at special presbyterian ser vices at lake simcoe on june 5 for these secret meetings or conventicles held in defiance of english domination eventually won the convenantcrs freedom of worship their descendants will be mindful of this heritage when they gather at glen mhor camp live miles north of beaverton for the eighth consecutive con venticle there the sylvan setting and the outdoor chapel provide a setting similar to the meeting places where their forebears gathered presbyterians from 280 chur ches in toronto and kingston synod will attend they will pay tribute to ances tors who risked death if they owned a bible but who persist ed in their meetings until they won freedom their resistance came to a head in edinburgh nearly three centuries ago when they stood in line and drew blood from their veins to sign a covenant for free worship within a few years a defini tion of faith was established lor all time and they won re ligious freedom the june rally is considered a great service of witness for thousands o f presbyterians when officials from across can ada join with other worshippers in voicing loyalty to their de nomination they will hear a massed choir from toronto churches and the surrounding synod area there will be the skirl of the pipes provided by mclntyre pipe and drum band of lakefield pro fessor w stanford reid ol the university ol guelph will preach the old post- office building at 15 minutes to 2 pm it is expected approximately 70 members will take in the lions show in the community centre on june ii final plans have been made to hold the annual zone 13 pic nic in lowville park on june 7 each club is to look after their own lunch lea coffee and milk all clubs are asked to be at the park by 1 1 am a minute of silence in tribute to a late member mr dean les lie was observed nine tables of euchre were played prize winners were mis r l davidson mrs c shu it is mr j ralston and mrs nelson lambert churchill ballinafad churches to be served from acton receives award jack robertson son of mr and mrs frank robertson of rr 5 milton was granted the degree of bachelor of science in agri culture at the annual convoca tion exercises at the university of guelph on friday may 20 mr robertson passed with honors and received the c w riley award for highest pro ficiency in agriculture econo mics and business he has ac cepted a position with canada packers ltd mr robertson worked af the bank of mon treal in acton for two years be fore attending the university of guelph gac internationa a subsid iary of general acceptance cor poration of allcntown pennsyl vania has enlarged its canad- ian holdings with the acquisit- ion o 97 new offices through out trutcoiinlry from atlantic finance corporation of canada one of them is in acton and the name was changed last week since november of 1965 gac has managed the affairs of at lantic under an order handed down by the supreme court of ontario atlantic was thrown into receivership in june 1965 when the corporation was dec lared insolvent general acceptance corporat ion has been prominent in the linance held through its 33year history the company was form ed in allentown bv its present chairman f r wills and has become a multiple line linance insurance and manufacturing organization over three decad es it has shown growth and di- ersilicalijn and oilers irlu- hope for railing at knox stairway the thought lui the meeting ol tile kij ladies aid was as se jie id the woild so the world iies back to l pic- tented h ms william meleod lumniei ol the month i he de- votmiis weie led b mrs lu trald kcmieds leading seiip- tuie lesion inim the 13th chap ter ol fust corinthians mis a m mcpheisin led in 1iaici the hymn pass me l o gen tie saviour was sung maui thank nuii notes weie ivad lur kindnesses and the reports limn both secietuv and treatuier mere giieii theie ias a short business discussion mrs dodds as con vener ol the kitchen was ap pointed le inquire about a cov ering tor the kitchen floor mis griflin sprov1 convener ol the june committee made plans lor some weddings and dinners dur ing the- month ihl she also is to consult the managers regard ing a railing at the stairs at the trout of stewart hall mis mclcoj contributed a readme onlv one mother and then a humoixtits reading the absen tees alphabet the meeting adjourned and a social time was enjoyed over the tea cups ally every type of financing and insurance service to the public and to business the company conducts its fin- aieingrbusirress in 37 us stat es puerto rico okinawa and- in six european countries with the adding of the new canadian branches gac international will operate offices in ontario british columbia alberta sask atchewan manitoba new brun swick newfoundland nova sco tia and prince edward island bringing the total of branch ol- lice locations to more than 500 general acceptance corporat ion does an annual volume of business ol nearlv si 000000000 listed on the new york stock rxchange il has more than 18000 shareholders in speaking of the 471 new cmplovces joining the general acceptance corporation lainilv t p mcginn senior vicepresid ent ol gac arid operating head ol the loan of licet said the personnel u atlantic are exper ienced and well trained we arc exlremeh pleased to have these people bceoiiie such an impor tant part ol gac international ot the expansion ol gac inter national mcginn said as gac international continues to grow as a corporate citien ol can ada we pledge ourselves lo gal lanting tile continued conlid- dice atid icspecl shown to dale b tile cariadiui public sew acton manager is al at kinson who replaces don crane who is transferring this week to ewlouiidland- mr atkinson it married with miic ben and uat born in guelph ile came lo acton iroin mali- lax ile worked picviousu xwth alliance i be i ore going to atlantic imancc now known as general acceptance life membership pin to friend of deceased presentation of a lifemember ship pin an informative speaker and a delicious pot luck supper filled a pleasant evening lor members of the united church women at their general meeting wednesday evening of last week in the church the life membership pin of i lie late miss mamie mainprize had been returned by members of the lamrly to the group to be given to one of her associates as president mrs t shields spoke ol the linett qualities of a christian woman and devot ed church worker the recipient had no idea she was to be nam ed mrs ken allen one ol the youngest to receive a lile mem bership was astonished and un able to replv as she gratelullv accepted the pin ol her lormer friend mrs allen has been a member ol the iyiendlv circle ucw sunday school teacher leader and assistant leader ol the cg it ways of leaching ileal child ren to speak and read were ex plained and demonstrated bv guest speaker mrs mcgiillin assrslaiit superintendeiit ol the j un io department 7 i lie- school lor the deal al milton mrs mcgulliu has been with the school since it opened there she brought with her two hi igliteved i ids who demon si rated their abihtv in lip read ing bv answering incsiuns one ol them had about 20 per cent hearing and the other was al most litallv deal mrs i rognvaldsoii mho duccd her and she was thanked i by mrs shields and given a potted mum the boys were delighted to receive boxes of chocolates mrs vv waleihouse gave a readiny and regular business was conducted about 40 at tended i warm air and hot water heating modern plumbing pumps and wator systoim frank carney and sons ltd phono 8569501 rockwood summer sale on nfw frigidaire room air conditioners pollock and campbell manufacturers of high grade memorials memorial engraving telephone 6217580 62 wf r st north gait wide selection of models for the coolest most deliehtf ul summer youve ever known quiet comfort by the roomful be a cool customer act now dont suffer through another miser able night manning electric 54 mill st e phone 8532950 frfteen members enjoyed a fling at bingo most of whom captured a prize as any lucky member let the prize go to the next lucky one after receiving one prize a social hour and lunch was enjoyed as of july i ballinafad united church will be served from erin and churchill united church will be served irom acton suit able limes of services will he discussed as soon as possible with the respective sessions a cgit banquet at united church blue and white mums decor ated the tables for the cgit mother and daughter banquet at the united church on may 16 members ol the ucw ser ved a turkey dinner head tabic guests and jlie mothers were welcomed by president roberta nesset bren- da denny proposed the toast to the church and the rev dwight engci replied linda perry proposed a toast to the mothers and mrs u smith re plied mrs uriel led a sing song during the short program ac cordion numbers were played by breiuui denny and peggy wheeler piano numbers by lin da perry and julie smith the girls presented two short skits not a clue lincl like a day in a beehive worship and laps concluded the evening fern small the leader was given a boucjuel ol mums and roses from the group in apprec iation ol her leadership barb ara symon is lite assistant lead er steak barbecue for rotary club acton llotai iaris t u e s d a y evening dispensed with llieii weekly business session and en joyed an outdoor sleak barbe cue al nie home ol tn shields a huge bonfire kept the mem bers warm as they sat around the lire eating steaks done to satisfaction a lew tried their hand at riding when they saddl ed up two horses owned by mr shields and rode around the fields the evening wound up with a fireside singsong ton session will be mectiiik ri with churchill session at llw churchill church the iruilec board ol haumi lad was authorized to sell u manse- and lur rustlings it iiia olalad with ixijiijy or i alter july i arid the ixwj of luiide to lie held h lli till c- until luitable distribution is tr ranged by the presbytery fev w i roger and rev c m bliri of the presbytery wade- rb report prwmtly ballinafad and crnhll arc orw iximchx vkith a rrsr fihnafad tuiitni n-iii-i-r- ofir riiirixtjria u 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