i vvv g thie acton free f pnna we february 5iqilr i ivv pact acton ontario february 1967 an old man sitting in an easy chair dwells more on the mem ories of the past than he does of the happening of every day ufa when we talk of thlscenten- ft nial of today too many people are concerned with what we so lo1ngnu do wwivtv4heehalfr t what has already i teammbar when i was a child of four- when sir john a macdonald died i was lying in bed listening to my mother reading to my father the sor rowful news more sorrowful because my father was staun ch conservative or tony in those days i r when 1 started to plough i was fourteen years old my father opened up a- land for me and he said try and keep it straight i did try but i guest it got a little crooked the horses got dix- sy walking down the field and that made it worse there was quite a bit of xig sag when i sowed with the drill but the owtuajty cons david hardy funeral at milton approximately 100 policemen and an equal number of triends were present saturday february 11 in milton for the funeral of david g hardy a constable with the milton de tachment ontario provincial police who died at hamilton general hospital on thursday february 9 const hardy was accorded full police honors at the buri al the opp marching squad headed by sgt roy burkett stood guard while six fellow officers from the milton opp acted as pallbearers cons hardy had been tak ing treatment for complicat ions arising from a whiplash injury he received in a car ac cident two yeats ago and had been in hospital since last oc tober born in toronto 47 years ago he lived in toronto and chesley before joining the opp in january 1952 he served with the essex and am- herstburg detachments before transferring to the milton opp about 10 years ago dur ing recent years const hardy specialised in criminal investi gation work with the force he wata an active sports en thusiast and played in his youth for several top hockey and basketball teams during the second world war he serv ed tive years with the army was wounded twice overseas and invalided home just before the end of the war he won his sergeants rank on the bat tlefield comtt hardy was in pctive mason and a member of the milton branch 136 royal can adian legion in recent years he became interested in har ness racing and owned vpac- or vwton ing out with help to the needy a solo tj i nave wounded and soul today by t d mc- cutcheon accompanied hf marilyn kingsbury added to the service r- mt thittkm week or compassion was fittingly observedat the local christian church on sunday when the minister russell legge spoke on investments reading from the wellknown portion of scripture matt 25 3146 which was one of the last discourses jestis had with his disciples we sneaked out to watch the engine we were the most im portant men at the threshing f they let us blow the whistle at noon i remember a stone bee with four teams qf horses and three- yoke of oxen 1 i go back to the days of the old stone and stump machines the giant stumps and bould ers that were piled in rows to make fences some of which can be seen today the older man farming to day does not say a lot about his baler combine or tractor but he will talk about his horses that he used to have there were many things to sadden people in general in those days i remember that morning in april over 50 years ago when we got the news that the titan ic steamship had gone down in the atlantic with 1600 souls on board in the first world war there was great consternation the germans might win when ev erything was going against the allies on the morning when a nei ghbor came in and told us that a german submarine had torpedoed and sank the boat with lord kitchener on board and when the empress of ire land had been sunk in the st lawrence river and lastly i remember one old and highly respected gent leman he came from the coun ty of tyrone in ireland i used to go to his place when a little tyke and follow him all over his name was thomas early well it la over 57 years since he was laid to rest in the old cemetery in campbellvllle but many times i see and think of the glad times 1 had with him and wonder why it seems that when one like him is taken away from this world there is not one left to take his place a big change has come over the world there used to be a song every day will be sun day bye and bye but now when one drives through the country one would not know it was sunday at all wash on the line some one hammering chain saws going plowing painting houses etc when we were boys we could not even play ball sun day was sunday in those days however we cant have the good old-days- back so we must try and make the best of what weve got and be thank ful for the grand country we live in percy woods impact with a 13car freight train last ship mr thompson was alone in the north- wednesday morning in this station wagon cost bound car when it collided with the engine gordon thompson 44 rr 1 acton his life of the- torontobound freight at fourth line cnr crossing in esqueaing town- he stated the church is a body of people who were once lost but because of gods gift of jesus christ we were pur chased at great price the nature of investment includes the kind needed for our re ward of eternal life the other for death and destruction judgment will be based on deedsnot lip service to god the speaker stated further 10 million die daily of starva tion in india they are ex periencing the worst drought in 20 years where one swallow of water a day is the limit yet the north american countries were never so well off through these starving and homeless people christ is speaking to all to make an in vestment church world ser vice is everyones hand reach- churchju memorial gifts dedicated in weston church mrs archie kerr mrs buck georgetown and mrs agnew bf toronto attended the world day of prayer feb 10 ot river side united church weston when an altar cloth antepen- diufh and book markers were dedicated in memory ol the three daughters mother mrs h caldwells services at the time her brother mr kifch- ing started a little mission church there mr and mrs r l davidson mr and mrs robert mcencry of ballinafad mrs roly allan and mrs wes allan of acton went to hamilton on sunday and attended the 50th weddine anniversary of mr and mrs clayton beswick mr and mrs ward hamil ton betty and andy visited in weston with miss muriel mc- nlchol mr and mrs e g saunders of stouffville were also guests with their sisters at the same home mr and mrs ward hamilton attended a memorial service in toronto for mrs ross mcclen- ant on sunday evening mr alfred whiter has been appointed county master of the orange lodge in welling ton county mr and mrs bob kerr left on saturday to attend a junior farmers meeting in peterbor ough and afterwards they went on to cornwall to visit mr francis carson for the week end vi i t i illl i i browse throuoh our collection send the oy ot the season we have j cards or everyone on 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days oh february 22 scouts cubs guides and brownies are all wearing their uniforms to school today sundays most sucessful area church service and the guide and brownie mother and dau ghter banquet last thursday were both part of the think ing day program here hockey gala night fkure skating draws save 30c ivkufc tta haheieaf gm mjmethams iol uljc 3 rew loaf vmrtos 1s4btm rtstsott u smezfc acton community centre atom league hockey game 730 to 830 pm nhl oldtimers 830 pm v acton tanners 830 pm acton figure skaters between rrst and second periods grand two nhl game admission tickets draws t be held between second and third periods sk vm0e 4oi size stapufffamt sc on leamuade ca roast3y psxsts63 c4cbundrschuacsv69c sldnuss sausage taffec 53c nutritious easy to serve york meat pies 495- ssmirteasni ihfl hmerlesl feoasia admission adults 100 students 50c pc adjoining irgi of twjt g jegfjnag chi id 1011 2 sc cauace lettuce rt aor ami apples fuctcatk sn 35e tang orat crystals 39 est nyi- sot 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