Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 14, 1967, p. 8

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n r tvftft acton fr press wednesday june 14 1947 i mimmmmm a wiwtwuin i mi llni 1 abtnfct gtrenw kstohs effktrs f ihns cuk district governor howard stewart of streetsvilte official ly tnitalled the 196768 officers of acton lions club at their regular dinner meeting mon day at the station hotel incoming president vic bris tow accepted the gavel from the district governor in the short but impressive ceremony which involved almost all members of the club bach of ficer took the oath of office in dividually tbt district governor gave a short talk to acton lions and pins were presented by immed iate past president dave hunt er the new lion chief gave a brief acceptance speech a singsong led by lion ray fivejan was highlighted by lion al lauders solo of the french national anthem in french af ter all had sung it in english remember it from my high school days admitted lion al ltona deride to donate iso to the acton minor baseball association and heard a report on the steer barbecue theyll hold at the fair from lion noil miller saltfleet lions and m brampton man were to be con tacted regarding equipment secretary bob hall reported on the fish fry at port dover which he attended with barry stewart fallowing rejection of a plan to send students to expo lions are looking for a centennial project mrs jim louttit is a pau ent in guelph general hospi tal mrs chas cutis is a patient in guelph general hospital for a thorough checkup mr and mrs bob marshall jr ricky and randy are holi daying in nova scotia miss anne watson and da vid watson are visiting rela tives in montreal and seeing expo mrs wilfred coles is visit ing with her granddaughter and family mr and mrs bar ry mckeon in mount clemens mich mrs wes fountain is a pa tient in guelph general hospi tal everyone wishes her a speedy recovery mr and mrs gordon park cathy and steven of petrolia visited at the home of mr and mrs charles landsborough and family mr and mrs brian barbeau of leaside visited with her mother mrs george b and birns ot acton ht weekend newcomers to acton from georgetown are mr and mrs s kiss and baby who are liv ing at 52 victoria st mr kiss is employed in brampton a family from england mr and mrs m davis and three children arc living now at 88 churchill road s mr davis works at douglas aircraft mrs george benton of ac ton mr j j biros of cooks- vilie miss aireen birns mr van enders of buffalo spent several days recently at expo mr and mrs robert law rence have moved from rock- wood to 75 cook st acton with their two children mr lawrence is employed a t northern electric new residents at 341 west- cott road ate mr and mrs robert betteley and family they moved to town from brampton and mr betteley commutes to work at klein- felt engineering there their silver wedding anniver sary was celebrated by mr and mrs mansell nellis satur day night when a large crowd of their friends gathered at brookville hall for a surprise party their neighbors em ployees square dance club members and ys men were among the many who enjoyed the evening together bringing congratulations and gifts to the wellknown couple marian luxton daughter of mrs luxton of fergus and formerly of acton and the late rev w g luxton was among the graduates at con vocation exercises at the uni versity of western ontario on june 2 when she received her bachelor of science in nurs ing degree she is a graduate of the nightingale school of nursing toronto and will be on the staff of the oxford countv public health unit there were 1560 women to gether at dinner at the royal york hotel in toronto and it was noisv almost all the members of the university womens club of milton and teton attended the special centmarv dinner of university women and heard the guest speaker secretary of state the hon judy lamarsh mrs dwight engel of orillia joined the acton and milton group mr and mrs neil miller 177 longfield road entertained after the graduation of their daughter nancy from st jo sephs school of nursing guelph last week among those attending were mrs alex ander smith dartmouth ns mr and mrs herb miller schumacker ont grandpar ents mr and mrs doug gage ottawa mr and mrs cliff hayes oshawa mr and mrs tom miller west hill mr and mrs garnet myles rex- dale miss rosemary francis georgetown mr and mrs bill lumlev goderich and gordon forsyth guelph baiunafap over 40 attend wi meeting the june meeting of balnn- afad wj was held at the home of mrs martin who graciously opened her home and invited the ladies of the community to come forty or more spent a very enjoyable afternoon toge ther the meeting opened with the usual opening ode and the mary stewart collect mrs smith president presiding roll call was answered with what i consider an oatstand- ing achievement of the wo mens wi throughout the years mrs roy swindle- hurst public relations conven er took over mrs jamieson prepared the motto but was unable to attend mrs given read it for her no one is sick enough to be without a neigh bor mrs r mcenery gave current events mrs jesse mcenery gave a very interesting talk on the work of the wi throughout the years meeting closed with the queen and wi grace a very sociable time was spent over the tea cups mrs s g bennett and mrs briga dier wallace poured tea mrs mcenery thanked the hostess for a very pleasant afternoon also all those taking part mak ing it a very interesting meet ing mrs newman had the mis fortune to break her arm mr glen campbell was able to return to his home follow ing a stay in hospital where he underwent surgery mr and mrs cam mcenery visited with mr and mrs kirby williams at cooksville on saturday observe patronal festival at st albans pn sunday milk get a new surge bucktteer milk transfer system camptemy mil contmittf xttitii ttnl perumt unit with rttaawr rick tor inplac ctunmg and autonutic hot air drying iii uy to operate a stepping on a ptdal camai your mash paili and ito you mth to production records turk models each mft 100 fett sett stunt transparent tutrnif a choice to btst fit your bud and needs horace tomlinson surge dealer rh 1 inqwwood phone 382364 serving peel and halton counties dmtmct oovmnok howard stewart of streetsvllle inducted officers of acton lions at their dinner meeting monday kere he congratulates incoming president vic bristow new treas urer tom manes is on the left president dave hunter and sec retary bob hall are on the right standing lion tamer gerry surveyors are working on highway 25 fencing is up around the entrance of the new glenlea park there will be 67 teachers on the staff of georgetown high school next fall topas ranch and advertis ing specialities has opened an office in the former hydro of fice scouts cubs guides and brownies are planning their centennial camp day in the park july 8 public school children will be out for the summer holi days on thursday afternoon june 29 lamarche tail twister peter papillon 1st vicepresident murray harrison third vicepresident neil miller and director al laud er missing were second vice john grlefeneder and hartley coles staff photo port credit in announcing the results of the st john senior home nur sing competfon mrs margar et manely provincial nursing officer revealed that for the first time a mens team has won the lieutenant governors trophy in a field where wom en are expected to excel the mens team from i south pee combined division of port credit took the honors from six womens teams entered in the contest local news items edie hopkins spoke to the rotary club tuesday about her trip to ottawa and expo sponsored by rotary clubs t flfthe past ihejptistsuodajrschol we brought out the blooms o j- j an ve are growing like weeds in home gardens the rain was a boon to farm ers picnic on saturday was driv en from terra cotta park back to the church by rain notice in the news this week that one group answered their roll call by naming the fathers of confederation just try it and see how far you getl herman freulers hymn to canada is to be repeated on the television show hymn sing this sunday afternoon the entire program is to be allcanadian there was a ukrainian centennial spring festival at the ukrainian youth camp last sunday attended by between four and 5000 pictures and story next week there were plenty of pic nickers in the park on the weekend swinjming was in murky water since the rains had carried mud down the streams into the lake people driving to work at 6 30 thistrrormng conldnt-bc- lieve why the town was so busy it was the j10 high school students escorted by families on their way to the morning commuter train this sunday june ii the parish of st alban is keening its patronal festival which it the peast day of the mint af ter whom the church is nam ed strictly speaking the feast day doesnt fori until june 22 but the feeling among parish ioners of st alban is that with holiday beginning to set in it would be better to keep the feast as early as possible al ban is a colorful figure in the calendar of saints and some of the color is due to the imagin ation of the early historians of saints when st augustine arrived in britain in the early part of the seventh century he found to his surprise and dismay it should be added that there were signs of a primitive form of christianity already present in the country these were the signs of what historians now describe as celtic christiani ty i whan hadrian built his pro tective wall across britain ear lier in 117 ad there were pro bably christians among the romans and slaves then living in britain tertulllan a great writer of the primitive chris tian church in an article ag ainst the jews in the year 208 mentions that there were christians in britain already so the history of christianity in britain goes back even to that period when the new tes tament scriptures were still c being written i johns gospel may not have been written un til nearly the middle of the second century while christianity was still in its infancy it was persecut ed by several roman emper ors under decian the martyr dom of christians spread ac ross europe and into britain scholars dispute the actual year of albans martyrdom but one school maintains he died under the fist of decian in mid third century he vws beheaded outside the city of verulam in mistake for a christian priest pursued by the roman authorities while the priest was given shelter at albans home alban was converted to the christian faith as the roman military police approached alban in sisted that the priest change clothes with him and so was taken by mistake refusing to renounce his new found faith he was ordered executed by the angry governor when the error had been disclosed following a special celebra tion of the holv eucharist at 1030 am thin sunday during which under mrs oakes dir ection the choir will sing send out thy light the con gregation plans a pot luck lunch on the church grounds tea and coffee will be served by the parish guild ond din ner music will be piped out of the hall it is hoped that many parishioners will take a couple of hours off this after noon to meet together in fel lowship and to meet new par ishioners at convention the town and village con vention was held friday and saturday in tilbury and ac ton delegates attending includ ed mayor lcs duby reeve bert hinton councillors bob drinkwalter and ted tyler jr some were accompanied by their wives fred a hoffman oplonuti ii s8 st geoigos sq guelph onl tcfephone 8242071 a r your local trust company pays you good interest office secretary on the phone hes out to lunch now but he wont be gone long nobody took him 4r make his gift something electrical and make his day something special chequing accounts interest starts the day you open your account and is credited every 6 months figured on the minimum quarterly balance free chequing privileges qylpo special savings 5r interest is reckoned on the minimum monthly balance from the day of your first deposit no cheques may be writ ten withdrawals in person or 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