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HERALD ACTON FAIR WINNER QUEEN OP THE babies browneyed Tina daughter of the owners of Watsons Restaurant in Acton shows off her ribbon Tina was first in the girls under six months category A BALUNAFAD total of babies entered the contest which was divided into four categories under six months seven to months to IS months and twins Margaret McClure Honored At Showers Prior To Marriage Margaret McClure was honored with showers prior to her marriage to James Glenn on September at Nerval Presbyterian Church Mrs Archdekin Mrs Andrew McClure and Mrs Tom McGee were hostesses for shower given by the ladies of Nerval Presbyterian Church A community shower was held at the home of Mrs and Miss Archdekin Mrs John Williamson and Mrs Douglas McClure assisted the hostess Mrs James Davis aunt of the bride and Mrs Little hosted a shower by the McClure relatives and friends University of Western On tario classmates Mrs Cheryl Kerr Miss Chatham and Miss Judy Powell Scarborough had a luncheon and shower at the home of Mrs Cheryl Kerr London Mrs Sam assisted by Mrs Vernon Atkinson aunts of the bride were hostesses for a buffet luncheon and shower at the home of Mrs Sam McClure for the Alexander relatives and friends Mrs Cecil Bowes aunt of the groom held a family shower and buffet supper for Margaret and Jim The dietary staff of St Josephs General Hospital Peterborough where Margaret is the dietitian held a shower at u home of Mrs Mary Lou FAiviily New Residents Are Welcomed To Fad The minister and congregation of United Church welcomed some of the new residents who were present for the service on Sunday Namely Mr and Mrs who have moved into the former Fred ShorUll home Mrs and Mrs Jones were also present with their children who took part in Sunday School meeting in the basement It an nounced that the were asking for good used clothing as they were going to send a to Viet Nam Used sheets and pillow cases were also needed Anybody having J same could get In touch with Archie Law or Mrs Richard Shortlll Sr We were sorry to hear Mr Lloyd Marshall is a patient in the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital Sharon Burt daughter of Mr and Mra Charles Burt 2 Acton has won a for her 1 entry in the Textile Festival Each year several hundred Elementary and Secondary School students participate in the fashion and sewing competition from all the county Sharon a Grade student at Brisbane school last term entered the contest and was told her outfit made was in among the 30 winners and was asked to appear at the festival on Friday last week to appear in the fashion parade and model the three piece pantsult she made Before the evening was over Sharon was delighted to hear she had been awarded prize Sharon graduated from Grade June and is now going to Erin High School Mr and Mrs Burt entertained friends and neigh bors at a com roast at their home on Saturday night Music was supplied by a rock band and it was an enjoyable evening for all There was much activity In the village on Saturday when cars were lined up in all directions Many people from all over the country came In anticipation of getting a bargain at the antique sxd furniture auction sale for Mr and Mrs Rogers The CW were in charge of a Lunch Booth and report the business of the afternoon was brisk Many from the com munity were seen at nearby Acton Fall Fair Congratulations iqrall those prizes Mrs Sheila Foster had a number of entries and won many prizes Mrs Linda OConnor showed a number of flowers and com peted for the specials in flower arrangement and got a fair share of the prizes awarded in that class Her one entry in sewing received 1st The potato race caused much merriment for the spectators and a young lad from Ronnie Guest came In first with his pony Dap ples Bobby also from this neighborhood won a for hla rabbits Acton had a wonderful fair the weather was perfect which was most encouraging for the hard working fair board The result being a most successful three day fair Mrs Lillian Curts was hostess to a tupperware party in the church basement on Friday night It was rather a novel idea to honor two of the recent brides who were her neighbors the former Linda Plouffe and the most recent bride Mrs Murray Winifred Smith Mrs Harold held a trousseau tea In honor of her daughter on Saturday August Norval Junior Institute was held at the home of Doreen Burt on Wednesday evening Sep tember The roll call was tell about your summer holiday Many members spent time at the beach Jane Miller went to Europe Davie CordlngJey went to Alberta and Harvey Burt travelled to Eastern Ontario and Quebec City on their honeymoon Velda May spent time at Niagara Falls and Mary Lynn Hyatt enjoyed a trip to Huntsvih Gwen Brander conducted the program with a quit on soap then demonstrated the making of soap ornaments Each member then made a foam duck for a young child Plans were made for the Junior Institute Dessert Luncheon on November 30th from 2 at thMuter- Feeds Research Building nor the 7th Hornby Unfortunately the cook book they have been working on for several months for sale at the Internationa Plowing Match Is not ready but they nope that Most Norval area people are Involved one way or another in the International Plowing Match held this week Just south of the village Most farmers in the district will be busy In helping to run the huge operation smoothly in clean up duty security etc Region Junior Far mers will transport passengers from the parking areas to the tent city and to the plowing areas free on tractor drawn wagons Norval United Church bar becue committee with Ron Moffatt as chairman have been busy setting up tents for a chicken barbecue and assigning help for the five days of the plowing match Norval Womens Institute are assisting in serving at the banquet on Friday evening to be held at Mohawk Raceway All home owners In the area have been busy all summer sprucing up their property with paint cutting down dead trees and making the area as tidy and clean possible for the many visitors to the community expected from all over Canada Members of Union Presbyterian Church visited Armagh a home for expectant mothers at Clarkson operated by the Presbyterian Church for their first fall meeting recently They toured the home and had lunch there after which they held their meeting in the chapel with Mra Jack McDonald presiding Mrs Howard Smith gave an interesting study on Psalm One and verses of Psalm 32 followed by questions on the Psalm and on What Is hap piness Plans were made for their fall thank offering meeting to be held in the church on Wednesday October 2nd with Rev Jamea Maxwell of St Stephens Anglican Church Hornby as the guest speaker Unit One of Norval United Church entertained Unit Two at a meeting held at the home of Mra James on Thursday evening September 19th with Mrs Guy Wilson presiding and present Mrs Norman Laidlaw gave the devotional and Mrs Marion Reed gave an interesting book review on short stories by Stephen Leacock During the business it was decided to have a shower for two girls from the church to be on Wednesday evening October 2nd Mrs W Graham Mrs P and Mrs L May the hostess In serving and a social time was enjoyed Mrs Dorothy McLean ft ANN LANDERS Getting Smashed Is No Solution go ita luvTteen ratdlng your column lor many lave raver seen a Ingle mm two week Alter Ihe tint week every youngster can lump off the fear I side of pool On walk Info an elevator mean My people who panic when they clothed hoe and all so hed enter a theater and cant find be able to handle himself If he an seal near fall In a pool or out of a boat 1 am a victim of this terrible accidentally sickness and It killing me I parent contact the nearest recreation centre or swimming achcol and make put my hand on Of course your toddlers leant how to plane travel Is out of the before they become miction I must drive lake a Ft Lauderdale bus or a train and even then ilk the concept Im terrified I have children Weblog children to who live thousands of miles had away and my claustrophobia prevent me from I seen a Catholic priest a to for la problem II my child psychiatrists but no one can help me I a prisoner of my Ann A word to that gal Illogical mind whose relatives bugged People have told mo to get king to borrow mTsfflup Wg e olutK AIREDALE COURT Airedale Court does its annual thing Always a day In September This last fourteenth the young and the old All had an affair to remember and Motems set up the plans or a start Then its up to each family to help in Its way For everyone must have a part Theres cooking and baking that to be done And and popcorn and candy Theres lighting and music balloons Til everythings fixed up Just dandy The kids sweep the court and when everythings ready Its usually Just about three Then Brian and Jimmy looked after some games And the children all snouted with glee The supper when served was fit for a king With everyone eating together The spirits were high wed had a great time In spite of the indifferent weather Later at night when kiddles were bedded The adults all danced up a caper And once again we all had to agree We must see that this gets in our paper Arts Crafts At Bell Home On Sept S3 member and one guest enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs Margaret Bell at her country home In Caledon Dorothy Goodwin presided over the meeting at which detailed plans were finalized for the annual October exhibition and sale Pat Ontario Museum Toronto view the Chinese Art Treasures Assisting the hostess at the coffee hour were Muriel Banter Jen Thompson Ruby Nellsen and Florence Wilkin -it- and in her opening sentence For get into a plane or an with crummy or a phone booth the places I suitcases dread going j round advice Please hen suitcases Your Backstop Dear Ann Getting smashed Bgck or doped up no solution My Vo answer was better advice Is to go to a bird psychiatrist and talk your head off Get to the root of your deep- seated anxieties A good therapist should be able to help RatAn you If level with him loi- IXCy0y her and stick with It Claustrophobia partial Is type in older people Is very difficult to cure but ltd NOT Impossible Council has revealed its Dear Ann Landers I need special brochure which was your help to reach millions of printed to be handed out at its parents Please give it display at the International I Just put down my Plowing Match this week newspaper after reading about The brochure In brown Ink on a fouryearold who drowned in beige paper has Ihe town coat the family swimming pool Two on the front with the motto yearold We five In Southern Florida What with the pools The inside pages contain a the lakes and the ocean its picture of Mayor Tom Impossible to keep children Hill and his welcoming away from water message to visitors to the These drownings are sen- Match Also Ihere is a short Our daughter Is three history of Hills because old and can swim the started In wilh the length of any Olympicsize pool of regional She not a wonder child She Is bright yes but no A list of Halton Hills Coun- cillors and appointed officials Moat people dont realize Ill be last inside page and the children can learn to swim back cover has a map of the when they are barely out of new town reproduced infancy- I out at a The town had copies recreation centre and Ive seen printed to handout during the several children under two plowing match Cancer Display At IPAA Show Halton Hills Cancer Society met recently and represen tatives from Georgetown were George Henderson Ann French Lillian Clayton and June Magnuson and Cynthia Green Acton representatives were Mary Popillon William Sue Sale Cathy McGlllvray and EI ma Bra Ida Ontario Field Secretary Bill OConnor was also present Plans lor cancer society display at the International Plowing Match were completed and itahooth will be at No First Street Central Counties annual meeting and workshop will be held in Cooksville November at St Martha and Mary Church on Burnamthorpe The Halton Hills Workshop will be held in Acton February 1975 Plans are also under way for a cancer display at the Georgetown Fall Fair Halton Hills branch received a scroll for Its successful fund raising campaign A total amount of was raised which is per cent over the quota The Great Wall Nearing Completion At Stewarttown The Great Wall of Stewart- Town Is In the process of being built on the east side of Summer Hill below the cemetery The construction of the new road closely into the cemetery Jll with the creek being bridged behind the community hall the road continuing straight back of the houses on line bypassing Bunker Hill Many of the trees have been cut to make way for She new road We trust at least of them will be replaced the near future Womens Institute embers met at the home of and Mrs John Dawson for their regular September meeting with the president Mrs J Steddon presiding The meeting opened with the In stitute Ode and Mary Stewart foiled The Roll Call was answered Bring an item that have recently made The motto for the month was Show me a man who has never done anything wrong and Ill show you a man who has never done anything Current Event was spent with each member tolling how and where tow spent their vacation During the summer months the members and their friends attended The Canadian Collection at where they enjoyed dinner and an afternoon viewing the beautiful art collection This was arranged the entertainment com- R and Plans were made for the Fall Fair display Mrs assisted the hostess and served a delicious lunch Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Glen who were married this month in St Johns Anglican Church with Rev Canon J Maxwell of ficiating Mrs Is the former Deborah Wilson elder daughter of Mr and Mrs S Wilson of Peterborough and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs CG English Mr and Mrs Jim Ross and son William enjoyed a trii train to Moncton Tor I vacation travelling or Truro where they rented a car and visited Kentvllle where Jim was stationed during the war They travelled on to Lunnenburg where they toured the Hlghllner Fish Processing Co In Halifax they visited the Oak Island Museum and also visited Dartmouth returning to Moncton to board the train home Completing their holiday In Ontario they visited In Midland and spent a week at Beach Some of my best friends are cows and how I helped some very nice people without realizing it iMimiM PROFESSIONAL PRINTING FOR NEEDS I get some very funny ami very moving responses to my radio One time I hud guv write me a letter from out Brampton way He said You know I have one of the best producing dairy farmsaround here and I have togiveyoualotofcreditfor that because have your show on when Im milking Whenever youre not there the dont let the milk down He said Im serious about that because they get used to a familiar voice and a familiar BY CROUTER hand theres a strange voice in the barn you get a had reaction from the cows I say a little bull in the barn never hurt anything Some of the stories really move me like when people have accepted me as part of their family One I remember a little on the morbid side but this woman said that she and her husband always listened to the show and they had been married for years and years They accepted me as a friend even though we had never met Now her husband was an invalid and one morning she went down to make him tea and when she came back up I was still talking but he So I was the last voice he heard She said I dont know what this means to you but having you there then seemed natural to were very close to both us Another story was about this man and woman whose only son was killed in a car accident It was such an emotional upset to the wife that the hus band had toqwit work He had to taken leaveof absence and they had to visit a psychiatrist This was their only son so the doctor said that there obviously had to be some kind of substitute in the womans One morning theyre sit ting listening to the radio and the husband says Well why dont we adopt Crouter as our son Could you be con tent with that that all of a sudden hes taking the place of our son In that way youre not alone If I do go back to work youll have somebody with you all the time So they adopted me as their son I didnt know anything about it until they came to see me three or four years later I was making a personal appearance and a very nice looking couple came upand explained everything Now of course the woman was back to normal and they had come to release me back to myself again The husband said Youre released you dont have to be our son anymore You didnt know but you were We still listen to you but weve adjusted ourselves to our problem But yon filled such an important part at that time we felt we just had to let you know That sort of story kind makes you humble because although you tend to look on I think you do perform a service in peoples lives ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD CALL 8772201 GO GLEN TAXI BINGO THURSDAY NIGHT at 800 pm HOLY CROSS PARISH HALL REOULAR 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