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j4 t afton free praia wadneiday juna 5 1968 eden mills cub camp anniversary dinner in weeks news district page i2segss8es ballinafad by mr r wright the eden wlua cubs and their laadars went on an all night camping trip to the lawrle farm last wmkand coming home tired and happy afterananjoyable time anniversary service waslh lt- sunday in edenua pres byterian church wttt the rev charles jk henderson bx of st giles preabjrterlsw church in s catherines bom and raised in nassagaweya township mr tjeoaerson is a grandson of the late joseph little whowas an eltler and clerk vi kaxidnn n eden mills 40 year ago mr henderson tiiighl school at ssho- 9 nassaaweya before studying tor the ministry he met many old friends after the service tuesday evening the ladles aid of eden mills presbyterian church put on an oldtashloned turkey dinner home made pies etc and had two sittings realising a nice sum of money for their work mr and mrs den stevenson are visiting the letters mother and family mrs k stevenson hefpre leaving for winnipeg to tstatup residence there tf and mrshrii henry of kemplvllle were recent visitors in toe same cornel mr and mrs r wright have returned after a three day visit in rochester with mrsj wrights brother and family mr and mrs jsck tougher work of wedding by mrs r shortlu gideons explained euchre in repodj esquesing issues permits worth 484600 in may building permits issued by the township of esquesing for the month of msy totalled wm600 it was reported at mondays meeting of the township council most permits were tor resi dences but one was for a factory on lot ib con 10 issued to howard terswell fees from the permits came to 621 building inspector tom mc lean was asked to make a de cision on an application for a building permit by ray s brooks tor a shelter and place to eat picnic lunches at his trout fish ing chib at lot 16 con 1 coun cillors fesred the 12x16 building proposed would contravene the bylaw if hes just using it for sple nic shelter slrlght but if hes going to put sides on hell have to apply for a summer cottage permit said deputy reeve tom hiil a summer cottage permit requires a minimum area of 400 square feet mr mclean was also asked to rule on an application by wes louth of norval to put an addition on a cottage on his property mr and mrs r snider attended the wedding in dublin street church guelph of donna rldler and brian bessey on sat urday l mr and- mrs ken rldler of fort william visited their part ents mr and mrs f v shortlu on uw weekendi they also at tended the wedding e kens sis ter donna where their daughter janice was one of the brides maids the church service on sunday wss conducted by one of the elders the guest speaker was mr bride of guelph who spoke on the work of the gideons it wss interesting to hesr details of their work and how the cost of the gideon bible had increanul from 25 cents in early days to around 150 now also to hear about their memorial service of which mr murray coles has charge this service provides bibles in memory of loved ones their service to grade five pupils in all schools where each recipient is given a little red testament also white bibles are rockwood village trustees grant chief honorarium obituary mrs mac anderson pianist gardener an illness which lasted eight months preceded the death of violet olive anderson in st josephs hospital guelph may 15 wife of mac anderson of dr 1 campbellvllle she was born in toronto in september of 1914 and attended danforth park pub lic school and east york high school as well as the toronto conservatory of music she was married july 14 1933 and their family included mrs glenn scott dorlsof umehouse mrs george wheeler betty of hlusburg and the late james of georgetown they moved from toronto to the campbellvllle area in 1951 and mrs anderson served as secretary to the halton mutual insurance company for a num ber of years she was known as a tine pian ist and was fond of gardening and soft bau among those surviving are her husband sister mrs mildred craig of streetsville brothers joseph of barrle and kenneth of rouge hills and her parents mr and mrs joseph fassey of toronto funeral service was may 16 from the meclure funeral home georgetown with rev russel flnley of ebeneter united church officiating interment was in greenwood cemetery george town pallbearers included brian gordon kenneth and gerald an derson and david andjohacralg all nephews the village board of trustees were told last week by a dele gation of volunteer firemen that the mounting duties required of fire chief fred nightingale were involving his time far beyond the role of volunteer service and that something should be done about it mr nightingale was not present delegates were herb saunders and frank kelso sympathetic consideration re sulted in unanimous decision to grant mr nightingale an honor arium of 200 annually retro active to january 1968 and to allow him or his deputy 14 cents mileage while on are de partment business blus totalling 425896 on hy dro account were passed for payment village accounts add- roclcwood couple 30lh anniversary approximately 170 guestshon- orod mr and mrs john thom son of rockwood on the occasion of their 30th wedding anniver sary the open house was arranged as a surprise by the family and was held at the residence of the thomsons son ray of rockwood highlight of the day was theaddrosspreparedbymrs a elliott a longtime friend of the family mrs thomson is the only child of the late mr and mrs t hutchison of rockwood mr thomson is the elder son of the late mr and mrs a thomson of hlusburgh their family in cludes two sons hay and gordon two daughters jum and carol and one granddaughter donna all of rockwood and area lng up to 172909 were passed for payment first order of evening business was inspection of sidewalk con struction now in progress chairman don hilts trustees ken murray and j h smith and sec retary c f vbrlenattendedas a group mr obrien told the board that issuance of the 100007 12 per cent debentures proceeds planned for hydro extension would begin soon he expressed the hope that local citizens would take up the whole issue gwx decides to adopt child the may meeting of the cath olic womens league rockwood and oustic was held at the rec tory mrs a drexlor opened with league prayers father ryan spoke on the ed ucation meeting for the parish one of many being held to inform people about the situation facing catholic high schools the league decided to adopt a child and to keep in touch with the child father ryan was asked to get an address from the slstors at the mission in guate mala mrs v synnott and mrs c malunson servod refresh ments mpp recovers harry worton mpp welling ton is home from st josephs hospital guelph and expects to be back at work in the leg- islsture at queens park this weuk pom goodness by tho glassful milk 1 1 1 1 milk means a healthier happy family for breakfast lunch or dinner and for those in between tracks too milk is the most delicious of drinks and it s perfect for quenching summer thirsts we deliver milk right to your door buy from the place where milk is processed fresh daily buy from your local dairy main st n iceeeoooeeeeo acton jersey dairy presented le nurses on the pc- casioo- of their graduation a very wbrtiiwhlteorganlaalton is thst of the gideons a newlymarried coiiplolln the person of mr and mrs de winter- moved into mrandmrssnlilors lovely apartment on saturday we welc6me them to the community mrs donald mclean is in guelph hospital for treatments mr and mrs prod shortlu of guelph visited mr and mrs h shortilloirsunday the acton fair board ladlos held a fund raising euchre in the commgnlty centre on friday night twentyfour tables were played and prlie winners were ladles mrs mamie allan first mrs winnie smith second gents ebenezew nurse in india guest speaker by mrs r mclean miss louise scot rn a nurse in india for a number of years was the special speaker at eboncxer sho was dressed in a lovely mauve dlk sari there have been christian mis sions for tho 500 million indians for 00 years elghtyflvc per cent of them are hindu thero aro 50 congregations in tho church council the church in south india is strong and growing many schools arc crowded tho midindia board of examlnors an international group is working to raise the status of young men and women graduate schools teach nutrition and public health god workoth and i work the indian government is now on its fourth five year plan there is a doslro for selfsuf ficiency and the young pooploaro taking up tho task that the whole of life may bo an expression of his life on tuesday evening a number of friends gathered to honor joan anne bewloy a junobrldeolocl contests and a singsong were enjoyed sandra and laurie early sang a duot as did mrs hayward and joy jean anne was presented with a swivel chair and a magailno rack for which sho expressed her apprec iation sincere sympathy lsoxpressed to the relatives and friends of jan mahon also to mrs mac andersons many frlonds and k to mrs murray hayward in the death of her mother mrs huff man mr leonard thompson flrsj mrken stubblngton second the scouts arid cubs went on a bus trio on sahirdaf totho buft tato zoological gardens mr and mrs morgan madlll visited relatives in ait albert and keswick over the wonkend 1 june what is so rare as a day jn juno then if over come perfect days then heaven tries larth if it be- in tune and over it softly her warnr ear lays whether we look or whether we usten wo hear life murmur or see it glisten every clod feels a stir of might an instinct within it that reaches and towers and groping blindly above it for light climbs to a soul in grass and flowers the flush of life may well be seen crotfplng back over hills and valleys the cowslip startles in meadows green the buttercup catches the sun in its chalice and theres never a leaf or blade too mean to be some happy creatures palace mrs barbara wttdonlofl accompanies boardmore and co on saturday afternoon ladies from carnx of toronto as they oh- t sorvo machinery in thp solf cutting room of staff photo 1 i 1 limehouse radio only outside contact for assaying team in nwt need vacation by mrs a benton mr david roughloy loft by air last weokend for the coppermine area nwt whore ho will be working with a geologist as saying for iron and copper deposits for a couplo of months tholr only contact with tho otit- sido world will be radio and a supply plane will fly over ovory two weoks to drop suppllos to thorn mr and mrs j w crlchton were guosts at tho crlchton- powell wedding in first united church owen sound and the ro- coptlon following at saublo beach golf club on may 25 the wl ladles catored for a turkoy dinner to about fifty working staff and spouses or frlonds of georgetown and district hospital in llmohouse memorial hall on friday night just to correct an improsslon some seemed to havo mrs aj bert bonton wroto tho music festival roport read by mrs atkinson at the 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