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The Acton Free Wednesday July IB Bikes dangers worry watchers By Mr Dickinson of is California Mr and Mrs Barnes Mr Dickinson Is in of the tomato expert mental at the university there Mr Leonard Llewellyn of land has arrived from Saskatoon where his son is a professor at the university He Is In the space research there Recently he returned from Africa where he studied the eclipse of the sun Mr Llewellyn and Mr Barnes haw been friends for years and they are enjoying their renewal of acquaintance Miss Doris Montgomery was a guest of Mr and Mra lUmdcock the past week Sheisa nursing assistant to a leading surgeon and has a cry teresting life Mr ana Mrs John Handcock Carolyn and Gregory are ing a holiday at Jckyll Is Georgia Mr and Mrs Cutler Sr and Mr and Mrs Cutler and baby daughter visited Mr and Mrs Harrow In last week Mr and Mra haw recently moved there Congratulations to all of our Grade 13 graduates whose names were recently published He also noticed that Irene Fiedler one of our local girls was one of the Ontario Scholars at Acton High School Nice going Irene from one of your former teachers We were talking to Miss Kothryn Sinclair who has recently completed her course In child education She attended Conestoga College the past year Last year she had received her Bachelor of Arts degree Waterloo University Kathryn has taken a position for the coming year at the centre in where she will be teaching preschoolers of ages three and four Summer Mrs Lloyd Melntyro is taking a summer course in child psych and will be continuing in the same teaching position she held last year kindergarten and grade one classes Mrs Paul Metcalfe will be still teaching at Georgetown High School and spends her spare time outlining her courses in history and English service The church service on Sunday Mrs Norm Sinclair led the sen ice and gave a prepared talk on love references being made to Corinthians Though I speak the tongues of men and angels and have not charily dove am become as sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal Ho often our charity and love sermons arc listened to and understood but forgotten and seldom practised How often a spoken word or cheery smile to a sad and lonesome person are not uttered Minds ere too cluttered with other affairs of the church or community and so an opportunity o show love and concern ore missed Wc wonder sometimes If that is why In so many of our churches the pews are empty II all Is worth pondering on In our minds Danger on bikes We folk In Ballinafad arc very concerned these days We wonder if parents or small children who ride bikes up and down this Seventh Line realize the danger to them One day last week two of us here witnessed a tiny child fall off his bike across the road right In front of a car Thank goodness the car was travelling at a slow speed Then a tiny tot on a tri cycle crossed the road right in between cars Children Just love to ride on the pavement we know but oh how a tragedy can happen Up until now it has only been our pets who are hit but here in the village hold our breath for fear of a child meeting the same fate I m not just a crank about this different people have asked me if could offer a word of warning Often the car driver not to blame Holiday season brings visitors ITS GREETINGS from over home Smiling happily beside Canadian hostess Irene Turner of Eden Mills are Mr and Mrs George Frances Nash of Surrey England who arrived in Canada via 707 Pan Air last Monday July 9 for a six week first trip to Canada How the people live places of interest renewing acquaintances with their friends the John Turners and a trip to Philadelphia to visit Rose Nashs brother ana the English travellers are enjoying their stay and Canadian hospitality The Nashs tell a story of first District PageJ Silverwood Best lily in show local WL has picnic games Br Mr Scott Mrs won the for best My the show on Wed evening July at Georgetown Horticultural Society Lily show Ben Case invited members to ha garden and grounds that evening Jane of is rotting Mr and Mrs C Lindsay and other members of family and attended New sweaters for girls by Finn In the girls National League Softball game played in Erin Thursday night the score was Cincinnati Erin IB New York Mrts 18 Laura got a home run for the team and Lena got a home run for Erin In the game played at on the same night the score was St Louis IS Mon treal 13 Team spirt The Junior girls played a very good game of Tee Ball with Acton at the School grounds The score was Acton Although our girls lost they were quite enthusiastic and showed lots of team spirit The coaches for the Junior girls are Mrs Jim Taylor Mrs George Lang Mrs Henry pa rati and Mrs Ken Hiwkina Miss Lydia Dudnik Mike and Tom Deenng are enjoying a camping trip for a few days to the Thousand islands Rev and Mrs of Gores Landing at Rice Lake visited on Saturday with Mra Thomas Fines and Doris Mr and Mrs George Lang and Bonnie attended the county picnic at Centennial Park for all employees of Wellington County Mra John Coop and Mrs Dorothy Poole of South Sudbury Massachusetts and Mrs Stanley Evans of Mississauga spent the week with Mr and Mrs Gordon air and Mrs Mike Hutchinson and family of and Miss Mavis of Toronto visited on the at the same home of Vancouver la for a couple of weeks I annual picnic on Thurs July K a versary Mr and Mra Becney celebrated their wedding anniversary recently quietly at home Mr Mrs Horry Scott their 7th quietly at home Mr and L R Whitfield of London were weekend guests Mrs M Streets Me Joined in the family dinner I picnic Siherwood Women Institute held their annual picnic at Acres Acton on Thursday July wilh members and friends After a bountiful lunch the children enjoyed some swimming followed by games Races 3 and under Joanne Jennings Burt Sheila Campbell and under John Campbell Laura Campbell and under Doug Campbell Mark Lindauer Mark Jennings 12 and under Mary Lou Lindsay Cathy 12 over Beverly Heather Lindsay Beth Car mlchael Balloon toss 1st Sandra Jennings ft Mary Lou Lindsay 2nd Anne Lindsay Heather Lindsay balloon busting Beverly Cathy Carmichael Doug Campbell kick the shoe Joan Lindsay Anne Carmichael Helen Lindsay Guessing the alarm Mrs Mrs Burt guessing button in a Jar Marsha Fry ladies clothes pin race Pnt Campbell Anne Carmichael Helen Lindsay Abundant crop Farmers are busy with the abundant hay crop these days Our rainfall this past week was inches No church By Mrs Hon Mclean There will be no Sunday School or church sen ices for the last two Sundays in July Church will rcsumeattheregulartime 1130 on Aug Congratulations to Shirley Moore on passing her music exam also Early birthday greetings Mrs Don Early many friends hope she will soon be feeling better All the best wishes of the com unity go to Jack Ferguson and Helen whose marriage Li an event in on day Birthday greetings to Christine Audrey Bradley Boles Paul Trimble Mrs Doug McLean and Valerie Wild Mrs Art Nrrish has returned from a trip to Vancouver and other western points Cods Mr sermon topic was Gods Way Royal comfort The open landau which carried the Queen to the Ontario legislature during her visit was upholstered by Upholstery Stewart own Up to six There are six children at tending nursery school in the Y this week v meeting John Turner when he arrived in England as reportedly one of the first Lome Scots with the British Expeditionary Force in 1939 After he and Irene took up residence in Thursley Village the two couples became very great friends when they visited back and forth to the Nash farm home Although Irene Turner had visited in England only two years ago George and Rose Nash had not seen their young soldier friend John Turner since and the reunion was special pleasure Besides getting to know Eden Mills and tripping down to Toronto Ontario Place the couple visited locally and last Wednesday were delighted when they enjoyed a tour of the Academy with Yosef and Murray their special guides By Mrs A Benton M S met at the home of Mrs K Lindsay on Wed evening II attending and vice- president Mrs In the hair She read Its all In he Stale of Mind in opening Mrs read Scripture and Mrs A Benton led in prayer ftotl cull and text word accept were answered In verses of Scripture read a current on topics such as the recent Men Rev views open Sunday business com cases of leprosy Canada but curable when trcalid in lime Head from booklet Mrs Noble for study read from a booklet sent In Mr when he was overseas in W from his father in Canada It dealt psalm Special collection for the fund was taken Following Ihe closing hymn and IheMizpah Benediction Mrs I Indsay and members of her family a nice lunch On holiday Mrs Mitchell is a holiday with the Geo Bell Reach Recent victors wilh A Pattersons included Mr Mrs Arthur Patterson N Carolina Mr Mrs Sinclair Mr it Mn W Henry and children of Midland to principal Mrs Haley on the arrival second little daughter Icanne on July A Recent visitors with Mr ft Mrs Hon Thomson It family include Mr ft Mrs Dan ft four of London Mr ft Mrs Ron ft of Mount Forest staying for a with Mr ft Mrs r Mrs of Brampton ft Mr ft Mrs Alfred ftaskaft ft twr New Toronto Miss Angrh King of the United Church ape in rf of weeks wilh Mrs Bert Mr ft Mrs Jack attended the uni if at in Sunday The Mac Sell land county ad pure ha c the Slewirtlown Orange earlier this discovered a over the county road widening requirements St John s Anglican hurrh in n pur Ihe pari acn for cemetery in and transaction approved at county council JACK McCALLUM McCallum Auto Sales Guelph Street Georgetown Ontario Phone prices in the windows Value in the cars FULLY RECONDITIONED USED CARS NOTICE To Residents of The Township of Nassagaweya WEED SPRAYING The Township shall be commencing its Roadside Weed Spraying Program throughout the Municipality commencing July 23 1973 Signs are available fron The Township office to be POSTED to indicate to the Weed Spray Curator that the crop nearby may be damaged Should additional information be required please contact The Municipal Office at Road Superintendent SUPERMARKET MILL ST ACTON Grade A lbs Over fresh 65 CHICKEN bosket WIENERS Schneiders English Style SAUSAGES 89 Schneiders lb Pkg BOLOGNA 85 PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY IS PEARS 286 Dole Tin PINEAPPLE r JUICE 3 lb Bag FRENCH FRIES 39 SUNSHINE PEAS lb Bag 59 Tin CREAM CORN Box FACIAL TISSUES 3 100 Nabob 1 lb Dag Regular Grind COFFEE 89 FRESH PRODUCE DAILY PRODUCE ARRIVES FRESH DAILY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES SWEET RELISH Campbells Tin Save vebetablebeef SOUP 3100