Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), August 22, 1973, p. 7

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Higgs- Masales wedding at Knox church August The Free Press Wednesday August To open new synagogue for HaltonPeel Jews Carol Anno Mosaics and Peter Daniel Denis were married In a doublering ceremony In Knox Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon August The Andrew McKentle and Ted Hansen played the organ Piper Jim Lang of also took part Carol has Just graduated from Credit Valley School of Nursing and will be employed Peel Memorial Hospital In Brampton She Is the daughter of Mr and Earl Acton The groom is a teacher the Peel County Board of and Is the Ron or Mrs or a honeymoon in northern Ontario the couple will be living in Brampton Spanish for her wedding Carol wore a white gown of lace Its headdress of ho embroidered lace petals pearls She carried a cascade of yellow sweetheart roses Matron of honor Cathy Smith of wore an yellow crepe gown with con ranting printed ch She wore a matching picture hat of yellow and carried a colonial bouquet of white daisies with orange ribbon puffs and si reamers The Call a friend from Credit Valley School of Nursing and and Julia sister or the groom wore siml ensembles mint green gowns and hols and carried white daisies and green ribbon puffs and streamers Mr Mosaics his daughter Allen Brunton Brampton was groomsman and John Wianckl the usher Growing of house plants topic of Dublin speaker in In years is mi The only built In around synagogue In Ha on Is Ion lew synagogue Sold Mrs Sixth was hostess Tor the monthly meeting or Dublin Women Institute Thursday night with a good or members The opening exercises wire conducted by the president Mrs Armstrong Doll call was called by Mrs M Hunter and it was responded to by Ine wtaring of a vegetable corsage home made This was quite a novel roll call and mony showed on artistic touch with the fruits of the gar den they were judged and Mrs Appleyard was awarded the prize fur Ihi best effort Plan workshop Several Items came up for lussion In the correspondence It is planned to have a district workshop on the history on November further details will be arranged In the future Project coders were named Willi Mrs Klrton and Mrs being in charge of the seniors and Mrs I Met Mrs of the juniors He ports were given by several of the of the Standing Committees Bus trip The annual bus trip will Ik held September as report d by Mrs Nellis eonvener With the full fairs being held in the near future Mrs K Smith Mrs II and Mrs Norton outlined the progress that hud made In preparing tin exhibits for fair Blanket gifts of A family In the neighborhood whii unfortunately lost home and contents In a fire uiel president of the Women recently will romembt red n u to with a pair at blankets terrifl A course In wlllhc held In on Sep Hie first new Jewish in In years i Iwlng the new synagogue pathfinder where begin Wednesday Sept mix r first of Holy Days lent- Hall on ltd Is In ing used as As Mri l- synagogui until a 2di K guest North area will become The located In John Hughes the Horticulture Department who is based In Brampton with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and lood He govt a very In sling and talk His talk was enjoyed by hi lodii after whieh a question and answer period brought out fur problems that he able to solve Ho had fine assortment of lit whieh ri later Riere fa ml lie presently only from the Ieel but it Is families from the will begin In October of the synagogue wishing more In formation about the new com may call Jack at or write him at lid IM Bramp ton Ontario Theory examination announced llnory Hulls Homemaking club meaning of Pennies ship It was will received ami the branch Ik honored to the distrlel president from I of Musie IaiiuIoii I or papers in art Pupils of Dorothy llithurdhon of IVinily and honorary president the r A nidi 1 ItoUrt too r Allui nut Miehnil I tint liuniUt Sihrtibir I eent grndt Itutli Norlne I of lluth riiisurtr of nidi 1 Knnn too tint Susan Mueller IB per cut Joan Itoiin cent I of Andrew Cherry I Nancy Pupil of Noble tertiary of A I liukle Pupil of ludl Ptthirkk per tot Beer Tin will begin soon Sept Ntwmimliti NURSE CAROL and teacher Peter were married August and will be living in Brampton Photo by Stuckey Meadows i Ihc location for the reception wnen the wedding parly welcomed guests train Bramp ton Port Hope Toronto and Scoiand Ontario The bride s mother wore lemon and flowered chiffon wllh mat chlng rosebuds in her hair and a white corsage The grooms mother wore lavender with picture hat and a matching orchid corsage I cm the reception the wore a figured silk jersey halter dress white accessories and while carnation corsage f Mode cake The wedding cake was made by the groom mother Before the wedding a shower was held for the by Cathy Smith of and I indo Perry of Acton The next Club project In will be starting In September Any country girls years of over who would like to Jo I Club should their local leader or the Ministry of Agriculture and rood In Milton now lo their Interest The objectives of Accessories for the ore to develop pride In one own room and lo give an opportunity for self expression by planning and making bedroom Members will have choice of making either a bedspread or three small items such as a cushion bulletin board and waslebasket The craft Italian will be taught I Kirton Mrs W by and Mrs Smith by tilt hostess Mrs I Mi Knight served a dainty Mrs was ir I of lu mix I HI tint dory pi r Hughes Marion Smith J l Mark Hill ion per eent Hill loo pir cent Paul tint Dale M ir l Hi ptr tint lols By Wendy Thornton JulyWwnsmj birthday and my brother brought over a couple of neatly wrapped books We re real book fiends in our family but what 1 spent most time with at first was the wrapping paper It was covered with household hints and I fell it would be a shame to just chuck It out So here they are 1 Cream that wont whip Add three or four drops of lemon Juice or bit of plain gelatin powder May make all the difference I Kitchen burns Vanilla ird to burns will help so will bicarbonate of soda mixed with J Oiling your sewing machine Sew through blotting paper era times before sewing fabric to blot up excess oil A Paint handles a bright lorccognixoas yours if neighbours forgetful or confused as to ownership Salt Never double salt It you double a recipe Use half as much again and taste scratches If dark wood rub cut walnut on scratch Probably won show as readily Lost and found drawer Reserve box for all out of plan objects such as odd kcs single earrings found screws from gadgets nail clippers Saves aimless looking and keeps clutter in one known place i That a laugh Kindling Save waxed card board cartons and candle stubs kindle quickly Tying parcels Wet string lireL Will dry Melt hard butler quickly by into warm bowl lust stains in Rub with a little kerosene Adhesive tape marks moves with nail polish Punch hulls in potato apple or suitable vegetable Cut in half Put cut suit down in or deep dish 14 I nuts faster by crush ing them between sheets of wax paper with vour rolling pin 15 hind your car In crowded park tie bright flag or pennant to 16 Splinters in children partially with ice cube deadens sensitive skin reasonably effectively Buttons Buttons stay on longer if you coat centre of each It seals the thnad Paddles first Twelve carold Kim Jackson of Tyler Ave Acton showed she could paddle with the best of under at the Port dney regatta The Jacksons were in the area for the weekend

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