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By Wendy Thornton i of those rotten ThL tag rata when I woke up and poured the whole day long It didnt help my miserable frame of tnlnd to find out halfway through the morning that my rotten Thursday was actually an equally rotten Wednesday When I crawled of the edge of the bed at it was to discover that the had ibroken and we were waterless salvaged almost a quart for washing from the oat pall thank heavens it was new and clean under the leaky bathroom faucet and posted the signs NO WATER FLUSH and GARGLE DONT BRUSH My first idea had been to bring in pall of rain water but as soon as I found a likely leak in the eavestrough the rain lot up of course Odd eye nimbly stomach Gord had left me with In structions on how to replace the Standards of yellow Shasta mums and white gladioli decorated St Peters Roman Catholic Church Goderich when Rev Father R Moynahan of ficiated at the doublering ceremony which united in marriage Barbara Lottie Buchanan and Phillip Charles Mario both of Acton Mr and Mrs Richard Buchanan Goderich are the parents of the bride and Mr and Mrs Illo Mono Acton are the grooms parents Henry Hendricks was organist Its a good thing that It all lor the wedding The brides worked and I could turn the water Goderich wedding I aft back on because I was absolutely filthy by the time I got back upstairs Ate bole wall And up there I found that Sue hound pounds months bad been unable to control herself not having eaten for or 3 hours sisterinlaw Mrs John Buchanan sang Wedding Prayer Perfect Love Ave Maria Mother at Your Feet Kneeling and On this Day Beautiful Mother Traditional gown Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor- broken belt and after the chewed a hole in the Allne gown of silk logoda left for school headed for town I found a replacement with no trouble then picked up a bag of dog food Sue had been stalking the kittens with an odd look in her eye and a rumble in her stomach panelling in the living room A with fitted empire bodice real hole not on a corner or featuring an overlay of sticking out but right and delicate beading The in the middle of the wall rl flr chlng Linseed flavored redwood showed an insert of matching And if this is only Wednesday I house Instead of being rf flowed from the waistline with where a person can reach It Ill hist skin It inserts of delicate lace The skirt handily the water pump Is in a WHyDC Jm was styled with a deep V of crawl space below the kitchen I lace daintily scalloped scrambled off the cellar stairs n Her bouffant fourtiered Groomsman was Brian Sheridan Toronto Ushers were Barry Buchanan twin brother of the bride and Peter and Donald brothers of the groom Acton The reception was held at Saltford Valley Hall Mothers receive The brides mother wore a royal blue peau sole lace trimmed dress with matching lace coat black patent ac cessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses The grooms mother chose a deep pink crimplene dross with matching jacket black accessories and a corsage of white sweetheart roses The young couple left for a honeymoon in Ottawa Hull Quebec and other eastern points The bride travelled In a moss green tweed suit brown alligator accessories and a corsage of yellow orchids Live in Acton They will reside In Acton Guests were present at the wedding from Toronto Camp- Acton Rockwood St Thomas London Goderich and from Hull and St Gabriel Brandon Quebec The bride was honored at The Free Press Wednesday October Doctor sisters UCW speakers Two medical doctors who spent Mrs and Mra J many years in India were the had planned the program guests at the UC meeting last Wednesday in the united church Seven Sewers Dr Catherine and Jean Whlttler were general new ClUD practitioners in India one at IndoreandoneatBanswora The slaters are natives of Nova Scotia one went to India in 1927 and the other in 1934 During their years there they had Just three furloughs homo Their aunt years of age at the time went over with them and lived 14 years there Nurses training Dr Catherine 3 special Interest was In training nurses and she was delighted to lay the cornerstone for a new graduate nurses residence before they left Their slides showed the happy side of India and the great satisfactions of the work They were introduced by Mrs Eaton and thanked by Mrs L Mrs chaired the meeting and Mrs R Denny played the organ and Miss Dorothy Simmons read Scripture and led In prayer The third meeting of the Greenock Club was held at the home of the assistant leader on Oct 14 The minutes were read by Leah Leslie There were six girls present Roll call for this meeting was tell one way man made fibres differ from natural fibres Man made fibres are made from chemicals and cellulose while natural fibres come from plants and animals We chose The Greenock Seven Sewers for the club name Mrs Sinclair discussed dress patterns and how to alter them One of the most Important factors in beginning to make a garment is to read your pattern instruction sheet and make sure you un derstand It They also learned how to lay a pattern on the fabric making sure that it Is always straight The meeting closed with the 4- motto acraniwea we I lumwe yen to BARBARA BUCHANAN and Phillip Were WJftSaffS SlWS MLc hand belt in the other duck- walked to the pump and wen into a huddle with it Fitting In groove almost so heres what I did to get by that COOKIES rial cup while rteup boil put together but I couldnt do it tiup- and if I put down ra the flashlight I couldnt see wha I was doing The belt kept failing iifor3to out of the groove on the large oatmeal until I realized there wasn a groove there and put It powder up 1 cup bran on the small thingamee Instead cup melt then worked It around the large one All went well till I gave it a spin to see if It stayed on checking by touch since Id long since dropped the light and broken it Somehow my got caught in the belt and ended up fastened into the machine thinking that with my luck somebody would come along and turn the switch on upstairs However it only took a or minutes to get loose 11 pin down Bake Cut when cool MUFFIN recipe month the left out that computer aialn The Woeberrlei in floor I lip baking powder It Up Mil RETIREMENT PARTY at the Legion Saturday honored Mrs Ellen Deforest and Mrs Isabel Landry who are leaving and Co They were presented with silver trays and lazy Staff Photo organza fanning back from the face She carried a cascade of American Beauty roses centred with two white orchids Matron of honor was Mrs Ron Walsh sister of the bride Goderich Bridesmaids were Mrs W Clifford sister of the bride and Mrs Tony St Thomas Purple velvet They wore floorlength of purple velvet with Standup collars and elbowlength sleeves trimmed with delicate lace and mother of pearl beading Their headdresses were purple velvet bands with matching lace and mother of pearl trim and they carried hand bouquets of yellow mums and white satin streamers Junior bridesmaid Miss Carol- Anne Marzo Acton was gowned identically to the senior at tendants Two women honored An enjoyable evening was spent on Saturday at the Legion Hall when two more retired Beardmore women were en tertained at a party by their women coworkers Mrs Ellen Forest who spent years at the plant and Mrs Isabel Landry with 20 years were presented with silver trays and lazy to match A delicious supper was served by the Legion Ladies followed by bingo games lucky prize num bers and different forms of en tertainment supplied by the women themselves Special guests were former retired employees Mrs Grace Townslej and Mrs Addle Mrs Doris Cook was not able to at tend A cheque given by the Com- helped make this part a e success was the hostess for a shower at her home In Acton Mrs Tony W Clifford were cohostesses for shower at the Clifford home fellow workers at Northern Electric Brampton showered her at the home of Mrs Sheila Montgomery and friends and neighbors honored her at a community shower in the township hall Carlo w where hostesses were Mrs Crawford Mrs John Buchanan Mrs Kolkmon and Mrs Vanderllnde The groom was feted at a stag at the Rod and Gun Club Eden Mills by his friends and relatives Needlers plan covers The third meeting of the Nimble was held on Monday Oct at at Mrs Lasbys The meeting was opened with the Pledge and minutes were adopted as read The roll call Places the Blanket or Buttonhole stitch could bo used was answered by all present The treasurers report was given by Cathy Lasby The next meeting was scheduled for Oct at Doris Blacks about p They discussed books and decided upon having the wood panelling books covered with gold burlap and brown lettering Each girl held up her material and embroidery thread chosen for theproject and they discussed the color scheme and recom mended different colors In some cases The last part of the meeting was spent doing stitches finishing notes and designing patterns for fabrics Lunch was served by Cathy and Mrs The meeting was adjourned Blsset photo List winners Legion bazaar A very successful bazaar was held in the legion hall Saturday October 17 by the Legion Ladles Auxiliary The prize went to Brian Given Mrs Floyd Schmidt won 15 and went to Alex of Milton The clown draw was won by Mrs Ruth Courtney Snoopy the Dog got a new home with Connie Taylor and the box of groceries went to Waters Conveners Mrs Frank and Mrs P Turkosz convened the bake table Mrs Gordon and Mrs C looked after the penny sole Mrs M Courtney had the childrens fish pond Mrs Shirley I Drew and Mrs Harding were in charge of the touch and take table Mrs McMullen and Mrs Ray Agnew had the fancy work table Mrs Ron Dal ton and Mrs G James and her helpers served a lovely afternoon tea and Mrs William Buchanan and Mrs Ford were in charge of the ticket draw Penny sale Penny sale winners were as follows GlGi dog Jill McLaren Charlenc Hlggins ironing board pad and cover Janet Rogers Pillow cases V Simmons bubble bath Heather Ward mitts William scarf and brooch Bob Angell Salt and pepper Sharon vases W A flower basket Bob decanter and glasses Susan Ford lbs white sugar Alma Schmidt Plant V Simmons relish dish Donna Taylor cup and saucer JocMcLennon pair of cats Joan Taylor toilet set McMullen vegetable grater and tea to web H holds dance Approximately sixty couples members and nonmembers danced to the many bands of Harry Arbic at the Music Centre last Saturday evening The oc casion The fall dance of Actons Community Credit Union Harrys taped music of the best of the bands kept young feet as well as notsoyoung feet skipping lively from fl m to a m John Jewellers towels Gertie McMullen necklace Reg Marsh childrens set Mary McColl pillow cases Mrs J or don Jeanette McMullen Christmas wrap Annie Denny dish drainer Louise Toth panty hose Mrs L Nell eg plant about midnight Certified Watchmaker GEORGETOWN Response for auction good At the Oct 21 meeting of the Auxiliary held at the home of Mrs J Conroy the prime subject of discussion was the coming auction sale to be held to place of the Flowers of Hope drive on Saturday October at the Milton Agricultural Building So far the response from the majority of Acton merchants and businesses has been good All types of donations ranging from comer markers for cemetery ptots to free board and lodging for one dog a wig for the ladies a rug for the floor turkeys for Christmas dinner suckers for the kiddies and socks and underwear to keep the children warm have been made Members expressed appreciation to all the merchants and businesses for their par ticipation Fill dance Fall Dance was attended and enjoyed by couples The prizes were won by Mr and Herb Dodds and and Gail the quilt by Alfred Herbertx of Mono Rd tbe blanket by Dorothy of Hawthorne Rd Weston liquor by Gordon Harding of Arthur St Acton liquor by Jack Watson Delta St Toronto and two vases by Ron of Acton The fashion show was also greatly enjoyed with prizes as follows a flashlight won by Carol a cake donated by Bakery won by Rev Norton bath powder donated by Koscot Cosmetics was won by Mrs Jean Hoy a rug donated by by Miss Jane Wong and a vase donated by Jewellers won by Mrs Barb Jackson Once more the trainees are bowling every other week through the corning season The extension to the workshop is proceeding very well and should be completed by the end of the year Disappointment There was one piece of disappointing news A surrey earned out on a proposed piece of property for the new residence revealed there was insufficient water and the soil was not suitable for this type of building so once more the residential committee are scouting around for suitable land Ail members of the North Halton Association are rather disappointed that after so many months of planning and with visions of a residence drawing near this unexpected turn of events should temporarily postpone plans for the much needed residence Plan dan Mrs J is taking a course on kindergarten for the retarded child and it is hoped in the near future to start such a class In one section of the workshop Anyone having or knowing of a child who could benefit from this program please contact Mrs at Several people have made enquiries as to the purpose of the auxiliary The aims are to increase interest in the retarded to educate the public In the needs and capability of these people and to raise money to make the life of the retardates more in teresting and fulfilling They enjoy working at the Adult Rehabilitation Centre ARC and also enjoy recreational activities such as bowling and dancing with which the local group assists At the November meeting at the Public Library on Nov elections will be held for of fice for tne coming year which hopefully will be as enjoyable and rewarding as the last year Prospective new members especially parents of retarded children are welcome MAYBE walkers will be too tired to be downtown till late Halloween night AN ATTRACTIVE display was set up by John Secora for his sale at White Oak Ceramics WITH MORE contributions 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