Mr and Mrs Frank Cooper and Trevor of St Catharines visited with relatives In town on the weekend Patricia a friends wUl be sorry to hear she is In Sick Childrens Hospital Toronto again for treatments The many friends of Mr J McLeod were glad he was able to return from Sunnybrook Hospital Toronto at the end of the week Mrs William Coon returned last week from a three week bus tour through the Western United States to California The tour Included stops at the Grand Canyon and Disneyland Mr Ron Henry a first year law student at Queens University Kingston spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Henry Main Street South Mrs I of spent a few days during the week with her friend Miss R C Clark Mr and Mrs James Gardner and boys of visited with Mr and Mrs Fred Lemon and family over the holiday Mr and Mrs Mac spent a short holiday with friends at Deloralne Man Cake decorating shown Lakeside A pot luck supper enjoyed by preceded the October meeting of Lakeside chapter of the Mrs Edna gave a very interesting demonstration on cake decorating and in a draw the winners of cakes were Mrs Irene Terry Miss Elma and Mrs Kit Present gift Congratulations were extended to Mr and Mrs Billy Mlddleton on their golden wedding an niversary Members were asked to bring groceries to the November meeting for groceries for the penny sale at the at the end of November Hampen lor needy Due to her illness Mrs Mary Marks will be unable to be In ARC worksho Plan auction sale This past summer the North Association for the Mentally Retarded approved an addition to the nowovercrowded AJLC Industries in Hornby when at present adults are working hard at filling contracts supplied various firms from this area as well as the of lawn chairs Just recently a new venture was started handcrafted brooches These latest items should be accepted by the public Needipace These are Just some of the activities directed by Mrs W assisted by Mrs P Treahy and Mr Davies However with all these ac tivities more space Is an ab solute must This is where the campaign committee was put to work This committee came with a proposal to bold an auction sale of Items manufactured or distributed in the North Halton area Good response A letter was sent to all In dustrial commercial and professional outlets for donations of what they manufacture or distribute With the campaign Just getting under way the response from local businesses already shows their pleasure In being able to help by making campaign a real success New approach The auction is planned for Oct in the Milton fairgrounds The Flowers of Hope were a means of raising funds in the past However a new approach was found feasible as there are many very worthwhile associations calling on the doors of the consumer for a donation The ladies auxiliaries from Acton Georgetown and are doing the footwork tor mis campaign Charges laid On Saturday an man was charged by Acton with being drunk In a public place On Sunday two minors era m a vehicle were with consuming Extinguish chimney Acton Firefighters were suinwned to the home of Iain Williams Elisabeth Drive to extinguish a fire a chimney Monday afternoon Flames from an Inside DrepUtce shot up the chimney and Ignited soot A large amount of moke was created but no damage resulted charge or hampers for the needy this Christmas She has done this work with funds from the chapter and Rotary club each year Don Lindsay of supermarket has agreed to help this year members learned A new aluminum pole will be purchased for the carrying of the flag In parades Change awards The matter of the neverlate never absent certificates the Clara Grlndley bursary and rings which are presented an nually at commencement by the chapter was discussed as the high school wished some changes Proceeds of the bake sale at the fair amounted to The tour of the University of Guelph for Tuesday Oct was arranged Mrs J C Dennis had on en joyable holiday with her relatives in the Sarnla district recently Friends welcome back to Acton Mrs Russell Arblc Jennifer Judy and Michael They have come here from Grimsby and will reside on Mowbray PI in Mr and Mrs Earl Lambert Sent the holiday weekend with daughter and family Mr and Mrs Ronald Gillespie at Ottawa Mr and Mrs S Saunders of England and Mr and Mrs Brian were guests of Mr and Mrs over the Thanksgiving weekend Mrs Alex Ross of Brampton spent a tew days last week with Miss Emma Cole Mr and Mrs Willard She at tended the Fall Thankoffcrlng at Knox Church while here Many friends of Mrs H Undsay were pleased to hear she was able to come home from Guctph General Hospital where she was a patient for several weeks John lightle Jr of Morrlston who was injured In a tractor accident last May left Guelph General Hospital last Wednesday and is convalescing now at the home of his parents 35 Mowbray Place The family lived formerly at Acton Mr and Mrs Griffin have returned from a three week holiday to the Pacific Coast They accompanied Mr and Mrs Elmore Johnston of FIVE GENERATIONS were together Is shown with her daughter Mrs Bertie recently when Mrs John Scott of the of Llmehouse grand- Kelly Nursing Home Acton shown at daughter Mrs Ray Powell of Milton left celebrated her birthday Her greatgranddaughter Mrs Barry greatgreatgrandson John Ray of Oakvltle and great-great- Falkenstein aged two and a half months grandson John Ray was among those at the party Mrs Scott Tho Act Froo Press Wodnoiday October Life in Ireland topic Some aspects of life In Ireland today and our experiences In an Irish congregation was the topic of a most Interesting and In formative Illustrated talk given by the Rev Forbes Thomson and Mrs Thomson of in Knox church on October Tho occasion was the fall Thankof fering meeting of the Afternoon Auxiliary or Knox church and guests were present from Georgetown Brampton Eden Mills and other neighboring congregations Miss Isabel Anderson presided and was assisted by Mrs Miller and Mrs Mclntyro with Mrs A McKenrie and Miss Rosull rendering a duet Come Holy The Thomsons were on ex change with a minister and his family from Cherry Valley Presbyterian church in Belfast Northern Ireland who spent two months during this past summer with tho congregation of St Andrews In Guelph Those present had an op portunity to renew friendships with Mr and Mrs Thomson during tho fellowship period which followed They report a very enjoyable trip Mr and Mrs Norman Small of Niagara Falls and daughter Mrs Tom Holmes of St Catharines spent Thanksgiving Sunday with Mrs Smalls mother Mrs MncDonoId Willow Mr and Mrs Frank Ritchie of spent the weekend with their friend Miss Ruby Clark While here they visited with the Inttcrs mother Mrs Mary McAuley at the Cen tennial Manor Mrs Jean Johnstone of Acres Mrs Edna Snyder and Miss Campbell of Toronto visited with Mrs Marguerite Taylor and Mrs M and Mr and Mrs A M over the Thanksgiving weekend They were also guests at the wedding on Saturday evening DONT MISS THIS TREAT REMEMBER this Thursday 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