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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 11, 1967

Page

7

Annual Churchill U C W meeting held at Silvercreek home

The Churchill United Church Women met January 11 at Mr John Silvercreek s home with strong attendance. President Mrs Thompson led prayer and devotion Mrs Alfred Winter chose a Charinasi story and Christmas Bible tale. Financial report by Mrs R Denny was favorable. Members discussed spring projects and a Sunday service with the Lord s Supper was observed at Churchill church.

Theann Churchill Jon Oeeee Silvercreek Thompson Alfred Winter R. ‘Denny B. Leitch W. Swackhamer R. Denny Williamson F. Thompson G. Stephens Churchill Church George ‘Stephens Stephens Vera Arnold Newmarket Tony Damm

Rockwood Wishes Henry and Mrs Cooper Happy 57th Anniversary

Residents in Rockwood extend congratulations to Mr and Mrs Henry Cooper who celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary on January 5. Married in Orangeville the couple has lived in Rockwood for 12 years and spent the day quietly at home with good health and happiness wished by all.

Rockwood Henry Cooper Orangeville

Presbyterian W A and WMS install new officers

Rockwood Presbyterian WMS and W A held a January meeting with eleven members and two visitors. Miss Minnie Nickell opened with wartime words from King George VI, members sang Hymn 297, scripture was read, and prayers offered. Rev Sinclair installed officers for the coming year including president Elva Pearon and treasurer D D Gray.

Rockwood D. D. Gray Rockwood Presbyterian Wms W.A Minnie Nickell George VI Commonwealth Denham Roy’ Young Liss Elva Pearen Presbyterian Congress Queen's University Kingston Rockwig Presbyterian Church D.D. Gray D. Meé- Nabb Johnston F. Kelso G. Swanston M,.milne J. Duby J. Freeman D. McNabb Miss Nickell M. Nickell Germany Martin Luther Knox Theological College Sinclair Lloyd Johnston D.gray

Ballinafad Womens Institute meeting recalls Confederation tale

The Ballinafad Hall gathering on Tuesday January 3 featured a Centennial year first meeting with local members including Mrs Smith, Mr McEnery, and J Snow. A history segment on John A. Macdonald and confederation was presented, followed by reports, current events, and a social. An upcoming euchre and penny sale was announced for March 17, and a presentation at Ballinafad Hall honored Mr and Mrs Ron Baker.

Ballinafad Hall Miss Krantz W.S. Oole Mary Stewart Korea Ballina W.I Lee Jamieson Ray Swindlehurst Robert McEnery Historical Research Ada Kirkwood Don Brown Jessie McEnery William—Kirkwood Richard Shortill Peacock School L.M. McKechnie John A. Macdonald Canada Fathers of Confederation Nova William Kirkwood Erin Grace Ballinafad Hall Ron Baker Sharon Allan Bud Snow Louise Snow Morgan Madill Norman Sinclair McDougall

Acton Lions hear eye bank drive and laser talk

Deputy district governor Stewart of Streetsville praised Acton Lions for their eye bank appeal led by Ion Murray Harrison. Bell representative Don Ik demonstrated laser beam science, explaining its potential uses and noting its vast communication and medical applications.

Acton Lions Howard Stewart Bell Pespneme Donik Stewart A . Streetsville’ Club Eye Bank Ion Murray Harrison Acton C.N.B. Bank Lion Hartley Coles Lion Vic Bristow Lion Murray Harrison Lion al Lauder Dave Hunter Lion Ray Evelan

Oakville breaks ground for centennial civic centre

The Hon Judy LaMarsh officially turned the first sod Saturday for Oakville's 1 200 000 centennial civic centre Warden Bert Hinton attended his last official function as county warden The project includes a library swimming pool auditorium and recreation facilities

Judy LaMarsh Oakville Bert Hinton

Christmas Meeting Of Greenock W I I

The December meeting of the Greenock Women's Institute was held at Mrs. L Tryssenaar’s home. President Mrs. Gordon Leslie presided. Scripture by Mrs. Calvin Aitken and the Lord's Prayer recited. Minutes and treasurer's report read. Donations supported TB Christmas Seals, a refugee child in Korea, and plants for shut ins.

Greenock Korea Shutins J. McCulloch

Eden Mills Wisconsin hosts centennial plans festival

The Eden Mills area outlines Easter week centennial activities for 1967 with the Centennial Committees of Eden Crest and Eden Mills Institutes meeting at Mrs. R. Wright’s home to advance plans. An Euchre and Penny Sale in the village hall on January 21 is set as the first event of the year. Local visits include Mr Tony Gittens from Barbados staying with Jim Jennings and others visiting relatives in Port Perry Bowmanville and nearby. Mr and Mrs Harvey Link enjoy holidays in California. Mr and Mrs Shipperbottom of Hamilton visit Ed Woodhouse. Mr and Mrs Ted Barden and family were guests of Gemmell in Dundas during the holidays.

Tony Gittens Barbados Jim Jennings Port Perry Bowmanville Harvey -Link California Eden Crest Eden Mills Institutes R. Wright Euchre Penny Sale

Summer trip slides and holiday gathering described

E Pearen entertained members with slides from a McCulloch family summer trip to Britain and local interest views. Christmas carols preceded the gift exchange. A hostess luncheon by Mrs. W Johnston and Mrs. C Allan featured a salad plate rolls Dutch almond singing and Christmas tarts with recipes.

E. Pearen Britain McCulloch W. Johnston C. Allan

Acton Auxiliary Discusses Expanded Local Involvement

The Acton Auxiliary of the North Halton Association for the Mentally Retarded met January 5 with 12 members at Mrs. Louttet's home. They welcomed three new members and debated a membership drive and rummage sale ads. They favor broader community participation and explored weekly recreational programs for local children, aiming to start before the next meeting.

Acton North ‘Halton Association Hope Workshop Sunshine School Hope Legion Ladies Auxiliary Christian Reformed Haseen

Donations Behind Bars At Town Hall

A small collection of used clothing is being gathered by the Community Welfare Services Committee. Goods are stored in the upstairs auditorium of the town hall with shelves to be added by the Golden Age club. Donations may be left in the town hall in front of the cells.

Community Welfare Services Committee Town Hall Golden Age Club

R L operetta to repeat at public school February performances

Robert Little public school pupils will stage H M S Pinafore again this year with February 22 23 showing in the school auditorium. Music supervisor Glenn Banks leads the staff with Doug Copeland assisting and mothers aiding costume work. Pupils from all grades participate as practices advance.

Robert Little Public School Jim Gibson Harry Lawson John Bousfield

Smithsonian House Largest Blue Diamond Hope in Washington

The Smithsonian Institute in Washington displays the Hope Diamond, described as the largest blue diamond in the world, attracting attention to its storied history and notable size.

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