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The Acton Presa Wednesday Oct 1978 Ruby Clark marks 90th birthday Sunday Seeing double If Acton think Mrs Wright moved from they next Manchester England last week they ihlnk twlcn with her husband before to doc John and their children Her lor Barbara Wright a lister Ann En t wis He plans to Identical twin arrived at we family Churchill Monday to twi home for the duration in town of her visit A lively and happy years young celebrated her auspicious birthday Sunday surrounded by family and friends Although she has been a member of Knox family With her for the occasion were her niece Donna McDonald and her husband Dale who came up from Florida for tho event thcir Bill and his wife Cindy church for years it nd Shawn a year and was only after retiring Toronto school teacher that she joined Knox Ladles Aid and became an active member It was these friends who arranged the afternoon reception Sunday for their year associate on her birth a half of Buffalo N Miss Clark spends part of her winters with the McDonalds in Florida ADMIRING THE Christmas novelties at the first such sale of the season are Laura Johnston Petty Karen Johnston of Everton and Kelly Gates of Kitchener The delightful articles were made by the for their sale in the Y on Saturday Acton WI hosts 1979 district annual The October meeting of the church Acton May Acton Women Institute was Mrs John was the held in the Isabel Watson sues speaker room of the Acton Public library The president Miss Dorothy Simmons opened the meeting by reading two poems God of Creation Save our Nation and The Golden years of life followed by a short prayer Over called to ulate resident cards gifts and flower and four birthday cakes Mayor Tom Hill read a letter of congratulations during the afternoon Miss Clark received her guests wearing a gorgeous orchid a gift of special friends the Shoemaker lovely home Miss Clark went to Model School In Milton she loo for Normal School and started teaching school at the age of 18 at J or vis Her salary was rhot was back In 1U07 She taught In Acton for years and then In to Toronto Almost all her leaching career was at Victoria school inert She always taught Hit boys and girls In Hie grades I never got past hook she laugh She enjoyed a years change in year after her mother died Miss Clark retired in 1950 and came luck per manentty to the family home Clark It spile some health problems ji spry and cheery memory is McDonald a father and Boyd and she especially Clark In 1BI2 her mother enjoys visits from friends married William J Gould and Congratulations to fine continued living In the same Acton citizen Friends from as far back aa childhood In Acton joined the crowd In Hie church Miss Clark was born In Peterborough but the family came to Acton when she was distinguished nine months old After bringing many her father died her mother had the house on Bower Ave built In 1906 where Miss Clark still lives Lean SHOULDER ROAST CHUCK ROAST She had wo Campbell who Choice PRIME RIB ROAST Mrs was the Provincial board member for and was a delegate to the Federated Women Institute exchange from Ontario to England Mrs toured Northern Ireland with her husband before Prolife Sunday at St Josephs by Susan Ltd bury The October meeting of the Catholic Women League was held in the church hall many interesting articles she brought back was heather and a block from the White Cliffs of Dover The meeting In England was attended by somen the a meeting the ladies had a tour Stewart collect Secretary treasurer report was given by Mrs Geo Hargrave Roll call was answered by ten members and five visitors members present It opened with prayers The minutes and treasurer report for the various tables The next euchre will be Oct 13 in the church halt Because of several enquiries the Ladies of the Catholic Women League de cided to hold fall rummage meeting held in Milton District annual meeting home ill lunch Presbyterian group read Several letters received sale Oct from to during Ihe summer from Hie p m and Saturday Oct foster family in India were from to a till noon read by the members President Pauline Gordon will ask the Dublin Woman Sunday October 15 was Institute to cater to the served by the Prolife Sunday in Christmas dinner again this and C W members were at year LArche Auxiliary finds fair successful The Auxiliary re- Theresa Conroy Susie held two meetings Bennett Paula Gardln and both at the home of Audrey Tanya Basic for their help on Division Street which was appreciated very all masses this weekend to distribute prolife literature and accept members Penny sale tickets tickets on he draw Raggedy Anne and Andy with Father spoke to the Indies on participation in the CWL and It was decided to ELKS Monday Night I BINGO I Door frees J Mountainview Road Georgetown I j j Early Bird 30 J Doors Open 7pm I I 16 Regular Games at I Jackpot 55 Numbers into having a spring GUARANTEED dance j Beginning the first Sunday in November the ladies will Children PEPPERONIA plant is offered for sale by Ruby Weber Norman Ave The plant table was part of the Ys Menettes sale in the Y Saturday Home care needs additional funds the hospital admission or demand for home care decrease the length of vices in the region has pita I stay There were required a further to admissions to the program by augment the budget Hie end of July compared to Regional Health and Social in the time period Services Committee recom last year mended approval of the The J budget provided amount which is entirely for home care subsidized by the province vices in the region Physicians are encouraged to admit patients to the home care program to avoid The first meeting in September was held to final plans for the display at the Acton Fall Fair and were enlisted to help set it up and man it during the three days of the fair The next meeting was held on October The prayer for Handicapped and the minutes for the previous meeting were both read by Lynda Paul Ruby La listen gave the treasurer s report Julie Conroy gave a report on display at Acton toll Pair It proved very success ful with sales of ceramics gift tags and Cash For Life Winners of fall fair draw were Bclte for the first prize and DeFraaf second prize the hanger made by Verna Harrison rhe members of the Arche Auxiliary would like to thank Enrol much The annual rail Auxiliary Dance will be held October at the Acton Legion Tickets arc still available from Auxiliary members Christmas cards are avail able again this year and children in school in January orders are now being taken The county school board referred the matter to a Members were reminded committee who will decide that the next meeting will be whether to allow Ihe January held October at which lime bom children to enrol there will be an election of because of current class sizes officers for the coming year at Brisbane school the money purse are on sale serve coffee after the 11 a from CWL members mass the first Sunday of each month This will provide an i St Joseph Parish bazaar opportunity to meet new will beheld Nov from 12 panshoners and socialize till The meeting closed with a Members volunteered as prayer Coffee was served FREE Bus Service From Acton and I Winner I Mrs Cress of Milton in numbers I Tender BLADE SHORT RIB ROASTS 149 Choice SIRLOIN WING STEAKS 279 Extra Lean BONELESS POINT BRISKET STEWING BEEF 1 Lean GROUND BEEF SMALL LINK SAUSAGE J Maple Leaf 1 Pkg SLICED SIDE BACON LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET Three Erin families should learn this week whether they will be able to enrol their GET SLIM STAY SLIM with the MEAL LAKEVIEW CENTRE Carpel and Imtaller On Staff Feature From RICHMOND CORONET VENTURE OZITE CALLAWAY ARMSTRONG and GAF Lakeview Centre THEYRE HERE THE 1979 RABBITS GAS and DIESEL COME IN AND SEE THE NEW CARS Now Good SelectionGood Prices Lets Have a Talk AT MOTORS WE CARE MOTORS LTD A GEORGETOWN S2M or Toronto The Meal calorie counted balanced meal for long ailing hungor sat It mode good all natural vitamins and No 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