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OBITUARIES Ann Donston active in Guiding and Active in Guiding and the St Josephs Church Catholic Women League Ann of Main St North died Aug at Guelph General Hospital follow a brief She was She is survived by husband Clarence of Acton and daughters Shelley and Cynthia both at home at 145 Main North as well as her mother Catherine McDonald and brother Angus of Edmonton Mrs Donston was born June 1M1 in North Lancaster Ont to John D A and Mervin Reid was war vet Long time Acton resident and World War veteran Mervin J Hat SI Josephs Hospital in following a brief Illness He was Born in Acton William and Rose Dec and educated at Acton Public School Mr Held lived in Toronto from 1926 1939 He spent four years overseas during the Second World War and married in Acton soon after Predeceased by his wife he is survived by daughters Br en da Ellis of Rock wood and Sandra of Burnt River Ont He is also survived by brother H Pete of Rev Cribar conducted a funeral vice Sepl 14 at Knox Prcsbylenan Church Interment followed at Cemetery where pallbearers were Jim ODonnell Arthur Harris Ben Harry Clay and Wilmer Davidson JSoros was A 23 year employee of Ltd and a longlime resident of Acton has died at age Julius J Soros of 133 Elmore died suddenly in Montreal Aug Bom in Montreal in 1935 Soros attended schools in Montreal and Br ant ford He married Nina May in and lived in Waterloo for 12 years and Cornwall for four years before coming to Acton Soros is survived by his wife Nina brothers Lea of Brantford Steve of Ottawa and Louis of London a sister Elizabeth Rowen of and his daughter Connie of Acton Funeral services for Soros who belonged to Georgetowns Maple Ave Baptist Church were held at the Shoemaker Funeral Home Aug with Pustor E H Mitchell presiding Interment was at the Greenwood Cemetery in Georgetown Pallbearers were his brothers Steve and Lea his nephew John Rowan of Toronto his brotherinlaw Victor Bcrestovcnko of Brantford and his friends Paul Senov of Oalcville and Nick Stodola of Brantford Flowers came from friends family and Mr Soros place of work Donald Grant dies in NS Donald Grant Lamb died Sept in his year at Westvllle General Hospital in Nova Scotia He was the dear son of Francis Orr and Margaret Lamb and the beloved husband of Millie father of Gail Martin of Truro N S Robert Douglas Lamb of Westvllle and Christina at home also in Westvllle as well as six grandchildren He was the dear brother of Helen of Vancouver Christina of Vancouver Walter of Acton James of Joyce Rowley of Mtllon the late Frances of and the late Thomas or Toronto Several nieces and nephews also live in Ontario Funeral services were held Sept 12 at the Westvllle Funeral Home N S followed by cremation Diaczok was Ukraine native A native of the Ukraine Michael of Mill St West died Aug at Guelph General Hospital He was 61 Born July 7 at Nyibyrok Ukraine Mr is survived by bis wife Maria and sons William of i Georgetown and daughter Ranger of Gould Cres in Acton He had four grandchildren Good Eating Canadas Food Guide recommends four to five servings fruits and vegetables daily says Food and Nutn- Specialist Monica Beaumont lithe Ontario of Agriculture Food rural and branch and arc low in fat coo- many nutrient C iron cmrbohydrate fibre Goebelle Wagner ACCOUNTANTS WOitNCACCOUNTVS la a Catherine McDonald She was educated at Lancaster Township Public School and Academy St Raphael She bier lived in Ottawa working at Grace Hospital She married Clarence Donston Aug 1963 in Glen Nevis Ont and ihe couple moved Toronto where she continued her sen ice to Grace Hospital She Acton sinccmovinghereinl977 A funeral service took place at St Josephs Sept 1 with Fathers Ralph and Leo officiating of the CWL and local Brownies were present Interment followed at Cemetery where pallbearers were cousins Terry Dohcrty of Toronto Ian Mac Dona Id of Peterborough and Gerry of and close friends Aubrey the of Acton Hank Burnt of and How ic Hamilton of Geo rue to v GeorgatownActon Wednesday Oct 3 Russell leads Canucks to ballooning victory Trudy McNabb ham with son Andrew has graduated with a degree In medicine from the University of Toronto The daughter of Mr and Mr Harold Morris of Elmore lor marly Hamilton McNabb la now a resident In the Family Practice Program Toronto Qantral Hospital Altar completing the twoyear program Trudy will continue practising In wtwra Alan McNabb Is prasldant Howell Transport Canada Acton area hot air balloonist Al Russell continues to chalk up new successes return from the recent North American championships held near Montreal with the Challenge Cup after skipping the Canadian team to victory Canada downed its American mats dur ing a fourday showdown that drew an estimated spectators to the site near JeanRichelieujustsouthofMontreal Russell who won the Canadian champion ship last year was chosen as captain of the Canadian team tie credited colleagues Speirs of Bolton Chuck Bump of B C and Dan and Dale Richie of Alberta with putting in a very good learn effort to beat the Americans by a substantial margin Russell owner of The has yet to pick a location for the tall trophy which Canada holds for the next two years Formerly an annual event the North American championship will be held every two years from now on alternating with the World Championships Once the American and Canadian com had hammered out a decision over the course of the first three days some joined in for a day of fun and festivities Russell said Russell a balloonist for six yean will be heading for Ihe European Cbampionsfatps in a few weeks flying as a guest more than as He will also attend the Canadian Championships in Calgary this month A I Russell It owner on he Challenge Cup for two yeare alter capturing It this cummer ea captain a Canadian ballooning team CotorYmtrWvrld All youve got to do is 214 Guriph St ID- linn Ml Mot