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i w- thursday october 2th 1955 the aaon free press acton ontario page nine treat your clothes to individualized cleaning from the sheerest fabrics to servio weights we give your garments the indh vidualized care thats best for each try us and see phone 272 custom cleaners main st n come to the oqvo ncr now etimnw or money erdw with mtfaddrassed envelop to th e roval agricultural wl nte r ffl i r nu wwtllft to ut nov ntt champion livestock queens guineas competition i cattle auctions colourful flower show cooking demonstration dozens of other featuresl royal horse show evanlnge soo 200 matlnaaa wads and frla 0100 saturdays 160 royal agricultural winter fair royal coliseum toronto make intersection safe for pedestrians nelson township will seek the cooperation of the town of bur lington to make the intersection of the guelph line and new street safer for pedestrian traffici town ship council decided the move followed an accident in which ruth thomas a school girl was in jured while on her way to school chief constable harvey hunt of nelson township who presented the improvement plan told coun cil the condition of the little girl was said to be fair there had been no traffic violation in the accid ent he said on motion of councillors e h george and walter chad wick the engineer was instructed to paint white pedestrian walk lanes on all four entrances to the intersection the township engineer with the chief constable were instructed to collaborate with burlingtons en gineer and chief of police to effect every practicable improvement to the traffic situation at the inter- section the engineer is to initiate a study along with the town with a view to installing traffic contra lights if necessary a report is to be brought back to the council h sh0lden optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted 7 douglas st guelph general admission 50 coliseum toronto setting for nuptials church of our lady the church of our lady guelph was decorated with white chrysanthemums and white drap eries when miss freda may cun ningham daughter of mr and mrs william cunningham of rr- 1 guelph became the bride of wil liam j mcgilloway son of mr and mrs william mcgilloway of acton rey father b harilefb offic iated at the 10 am ceremony wil liam cunningham gave his daugh ter in marriage i the bride wore a floor lenvgth gown of white satin brocade with nylon net overskirt with a v- neckline collar the threequaxter length veil of illusion net was caught in a tiara of sequins and rhinestones she carried a mofcher of pearl prayer book with a cas cade bouquet of sweetheart roses and stephanotis mrs betty willits of gait was maid of honor she wore a floor length gown of mauve taffeta with nylon net overskirt with matching mittens and headdress and carried a boucfuet of yellow roses miss edith cunningham sister of the bride miss eileen bowers and mrs doris mcgilloway were brides maids they wore identical govms of apple green taffeta with nylon net overskirts and matching mit tens and headdresses they carried bouquets of yellow roses little miss donna palmer of tor onto was flower girl for her aunt she wore a pink organdy gown with net overskirt with matching gloves and headdress she carried a jjosegay of pink and yellow chry santhemums george graham cousin of the groom was ring bearer he wore a navy blue blazer with grey pant and carried a white sating cush ion edward mcgilloway brother of otice the halloween party usually spon sored by acton ys men will not be held this year due to lack of inter est on the part of the children the gropm wns best man leo mc gilloway brother of the groom walter porty and robert webb ushered the guests to their seats john marrin of guelph was at the console of the organ miss do- recn 6tewart sang ava maria and on this day a reception was held for 150 guests at the knights of columbus hall guelph the wedding break- fast was held at the home of the brides mother the brides table was centred with a threetiered wedding cake flanked by pink and white streamers and wedding bells the toast to the bride and groom was proposed by the brides uncle homer barre of detroit mrs cunningham received her guests wearinga twopiecej blue eprdette dress with pink accessor ies and a corsage of a white orchid she was assisted by the gropms mother in a blue taffeta dress with white accessories and a corsage of white rosebuds for a wedding trip to new york city and philadelphia the bride changed to a navy rayon wool gab ardine suit with white accessories and a corsage of a white orchid the grooms suit was of the same material as the brides oh their return mr and mrs mcgilloway will reside in guelph after the wedding breakfast the wedding party visited with the brides brother archie a patient of the hamilton sanitorium outoftown guests were from toronto hillsburgh erin acton oakville detroit hespeler hamil ton fergus elora waterdown and guelph congratulations were received from the brides grandmother aunts and uncles in regina mont real and philadelphia campbellville treat em right with grace mission band has varied program intended for last week the october meeting of the grace mission band was held in the sunday school room of the church on saturday afternoon beverley roberts opened the meet ing with the call to worship after singing a hymn mrs greenlees commented on this part of the lords prayer forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors the bible lesson was read by shirley ella and a prayor was given by helen carton 24 mem bers answered the roll call the offering was dedicated by bever ley roberts the birthday song was sung for charlotte and helen carton the secretarys minutes were read by the assistant secretary janet mit chell this was followed by the treasurers report a story from fig tree village was told by mrs parker to the juniors and mrs greenlees gave the story from chand of india to the older children a short time was spent on a scrap book an ind ian village this part of the meet ing was closed with prayed by bonnie inglis grace was said by lean ella ginger farm written specialty for the acton jree press by gwendoline p clarke jack frost is definitely a kill joy here was everybody enjoying the riot- of color in lateblooming gardens and along comes jack frost and spoils it all one day lots of color the next a sorry looking mess of black leaves and stems but i suppose everyone was on the alert for frost and rescued what ever it was desired should be sav ed we did anyway so now the garden ha moved indoors my redding up operations have been temporarily suspended by other jobs and also by visiting and being visited monday night and tuesday i was in toronto wednes day and thursday in guelph fri day and saturday back in harness making up for lost time with our guests yes i actually went away while they were here awful wasnt it but you see our visitors come and go as they please if we have pre vious commitments before they come they just move in and make themselves at home that method simplifies everything for everybody and so far as i can see it is the logical method for busy peoplq partner has his- own way of en tertaining he generally has a few jobs lined up at which the gentle man or the party can assist you see we have not yet acquired a television set so we cant while away the time that way who wants to while ja way the time anyhow with two men on the job 1 now havea nice new clothesline ready for next washday i wonder why is it so hard for a woman to ret a clothesline fixed when art and dee moved into their new houc it was several weeks before art had time to put up a new lino it was just the same here i bought new galvanized wire months ago but as long as the old rusty wire didnt collapse partner couldnt see that a new line was necessary men must be allergic to clotheslin es thank goodness my worries in that respect arc over for awhile- or they should be with a new wire and two new posts our twin heifer calves are com ing along fine partner has decided i not to sell them for veal but rais them for breeding purposes that of course brings up a controversial question are twin heifers ster ile for years oldtimers advised us not to keep twin heifers they would never get in calf so they told irs wo believed it until we found it to be false some time ago we kept twin heifers and they each had a family in one case twins were also born to one of the twin heifers so thats one theory ex- the train as it pulls in and lining plodpd now w would like to know up for tidbits from the passengers to what causes featherpulling in pullets last year as-imayjiavement- ioned before w bought ready-to- lay pullets some of them had lost a lot of feathers before we got them but we thought new sur roundings might provci distraction and break them of their bad hab its not a bjt of it they kept it up until they started killing each other so then we sold the whole pen this year we bought pullets from the same farmer same age and same breed they have never lost a feather the farmer who raised them think that last year the featherpulling habit developed through the chick being raised under infrared bulbs this years chickens were brought along with an ordinary coalbrooder stove and gave no trouble at oil wihat is your theory honey our cocker spaniel is now unexpectedly proving the truth of another theory you may remember that honey is now a city dog honey and dave are al most inseparable one will hardly move without the other in spite of the fact that honey gets some aw ful mauling from dave we have always understood that cocker spaniels were good guard dogs f children but we have an idea that honey was too friendly with everyone to be much of a protect or well the other day daughter had to go to a funeral and asked mrs in the apartment upstairs to look after dave in due lime dave wakened from his afternoon nap and mrs ran down to pick him up but honey snapped growl ed and showed her teeth and re fused to let mrs come any where near dave eventually with daves help mrs got honey into a more friendly mood and all wa well she wouldnt have acted that way if dee had been there but since dee was out honey ev- idently thought it was her duty to take over my niece in deep river has a cocker spaniel who acts the same way as honey he sits out side by the baby carriage while tho baby is asleep and woe betide any one who comes near that buggy so mothers with young children if you want a guard dog for your infant better try a cocker spaniel but dont overfeed him or hell soon be as broad as hes long when daves cookies go overboardit 1 honey xvho gets them she is al ways on hand watching hopefully an a result she is like a little round honeycolor furry barrel if there is any proven smart ducks meet trains srcamous bc cp ducks from the surrounding bird sanct uary believe in getting their food the easy way game department officials report tho ducks have taken to roosting on the railway station buildings until a train sounds its whistle a mile from the 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