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ft the acton free press wednesday july 26 1967 cestmne jedgmg musk at gohen age meeting a good attendance at the reg ular meeting of the golden age v club on thursday night enjoy ed an excellent program busi ness consisted mainly cf final- king plans for the annual bus trip the bus will leave the old post office at 9 am for col- lingwood and vicinity mem bers are to bring their own lunch including beverage and a stop will be made at a park to eat a hot roast beef din- ner catered to by the wa of collingwood presbyterian church will be had at 5 jo pjnt many attractions are in view the caves and views of ship building also the potteries and a good shopping centre a full bus load quickly signed up for the trip mr ralston was mc for the entertainment miss dorothy simmons with miss jean mc lean accompanist delighted with a basket of old fashion ed roses and as an encore smiling through your tears miss janette yateman a very talented youngster was thoroughly enjoyed and en thusiastically applauded for her accordion solos this was miss yatemans first appear ance at the club and it is hop ed to hear her play again miss mclean played classical selec tions prelude and spring song bob winton and bob ohara favored with duets glasgow belongs to me and when irish eyes are smiling a short singsong with mrs johnstone at the piano was enjoyed then a comic fashion show concluded the program mrs r l davidson mrs c agnew and mrs john lambert ap peared in centennial costume then in comic costume mrs cbssar as a girl- from yorkville won first prize mrscreasey as a hillbilly took second prize and mrs kennedy as a jockey mrs reed was commentator and miss simmons and miss mclean acted as judges the entertainment commit tee for august and september consists of mr and mrs camp bell agnew and mr and mrs albert shultis mrs fryer is lunch convener with mrs las- by miss akins mrs mason mrs finnamore and mrs b johnstone as helpers bpb winton and bob allen will also assist july birthdays saluted were mrs winn miss simmons and r l davidson mrs william nesbitt not present was 83 years young on july 20- mr woods had returned from hos pital but mr cutts was still in hospital and had undergone surgery the bus trip will be on the next regular meeting day so the next meeting will be aug ust 17 at 730 pm in the y building obituary spook night scares kids raises money for trip the screams emanating from the community centre last wednesday night could only have ccme from the summer playgrounds presentation of spook flight shivers of apprehension ran down the spines of children who ventured into the spooky setup in the downstairs dressing rooms clomping around were eith er the real thing or life size replicas of frankenstein the jollv green giant a luminous skeleton and a hanging mon ster as well as a corpse on a beii which shrieked in accom paniment to the wings of bats and spiders on front of the beir ste sword soal first sters who live horror me of shoes and a conducted tour premises shades ian poe some of them wereia trifle frightened by the real istic presentation and squishy substances on the floor one after paying the price of admission uttered a shriek of horror threw her ticket in and made tracks for home frankenstein who turned out to be bon price was the scariest of the lot but the green paint elain johnson had on turned many a young ster the same tint the skeleton which glowed in the dark bore a striking re semblance to don ford and the hanging looked an aw ful lot like bob andrews corpse in the bier was sure ly marianne coles although some thought it was draculaa sister proceeds of spook night were used against the play grounds bus trip to toronto monday also helping out with the spoof were brenda aherne and edie hopkins who suppl ied the bonechilling screams linda ralston and caveh mar shall hostesses jo marie marchment ticket seller craig perkins who helped set the props up wes marchment dies after short illness nightmares will never be more real than the cast of spook night turned on for the benefit of summer playgrounders last wednesday at the community centre bats and spiders crawled all over the horror chamber which you could enter for one solitary dime the camera caught the cast in a relaxed moment as the jolly green giont elaine johnson discusses the latest scary techniques with the skeleton don ford frankensteirv right don price is prepared to frighten corpse marianne coles into believing hes for real staff photo retired from fieardmore and co where he worked as a lea ther buffer wesley henry marchment 102 poplar st died suddenly at guelph gen eral hospital thursday july 13 after an illness of 12 days he was in his 66th year a very considerate person wes marchment loved singing with a special fondness for the old songs which he sang with much pleasure for his friends he also was a talented whist ler an art nearly lost these dm fond of gardening he also took up fishing after retiring he and his wife were care takers at the bank of nova scotia for 20 years born in glen williams in 1902 mr marchment attended i school in georgetown he mar ried the former agnes irene collins in windsor in 1925 the couple has lived at 102 poplar st for the past 30 years and had many friends in acton and georgetown he was a faithful member of st josephs church requiem mass was said by his pastor rev father v j morgan on saturday morning july 15 bu rial was in st josephs ceme tery pallbearers were son inlaw frank harding and nephews lorne hunter georgetown its the wedding ason forms for a wedding write up aie available at the free pros plant or stationery store plans are bein curctullv made in milton for the big steamera weekend sorl i 2 and 4 there are ircquenl meeting- to jtranpe the pro gram john hunter glen williams marvin hunter acton wes oliver georgetown john tur- kosz acton mr marchment is survived by his wife a daughter mrs shirley drew acton three sons kenneth and leo of ac ton and lyle of aurora and 15 grandchildren he is also survived by a bro ther larl of glen williams and five sisters margaret mrs ken hunter and pearl mrs john ojvcr both or george town vera mrs clancy mc donald brampton co re n a mrs doug anderson lon don and rena mr frcdi hunter acton another lister mrs frances hunter prede ceased him obituary jack mcmullen dies suddenly a wellknown contractor and real estate salesman john ed ward mcmullen of 109 mill st acton died suddenly at his home on monday july 24 he was 53 years of age mr mcmullen was current- i building several new homes on cobble hill road he reno vated many homes in acton and district and was much nought after as a plastenng contractor he took a keen interest in antique cars and participated in parades here with old mod els funeral service was held at the rumleyshoemaker funer al home on wednesday after noon july 26 mr mcmullen was a member of the jehovahs witnesses church and foresr lee of milton conducted the funeral interment was in fairview cemetery pallbearers were henry loewen leonard sch neider nelson stanley how ard stanley william pattersan and bill schneider mr mcmullen was born in tofield alberta son of the late albert and tamzon mcmullen he was married in georgetown july 19 1939 and his wife jean survives him he attend ed acton public school the family moved 12 years ago from bower ave to their home on mill st surviving mr mcmullen are sons and daughter edward john mcmullen acton david earl mcmullen acton craig arthur mcmullen at home teixv allan john albert and jams heather jean at home five grandchildren sisters grace agnew actor doris mc mullen erin laura kirkness kitchener lola smith lon don vu i a n mccullough north ba and wilda perrie hamilton brother wilbert mc mullen acton another broth er albert predeceased him oarpn r headquarters i everything r for your large selection of e garden shrubs fertilizers sods garden toots patio stones etc potted roses ready to plant in your choose now while blooming and the sele is at its best 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