Acton Free Press Wednesday March 31 Will form executive Swap Shop success With the Swap Shop well underway its organizers are feeling the need for a more precise organization Theyre hoping to see a formal executive named and are calling a meeting for Monday evening April 19 at fl in the Any interested women are asked to attend Once organized the group may be able to undertake other services to the community and to coordinate projects Book for names Last Wednesdays swap shop hours again proved very success ful with some people swapping and others paying the small charge for used clothing Some of those there told the volunteer workers that they would be glad to help occasion ally book will be available at Importance of wills stressed to UCW The importance of women making their wills was stressed to the evening unit of the when lawyer Donald Brown was their guest speaker If you dont make a will your estate will be administered by the state he told them Mr Brown went on to give specific points of law relating to wills If a husband dies without a will the wife receives the first and participates equally In the restvYlth the children he said He reviewed legislation concerning gifts from a husband to his wife and Children and the stated limits Sign properly An Interesting and very vital point was his reminder that any will must be signed In exactly the right place And It must be witnessed For Instance a will made at home is valid but must be signed at the bottom right hand below the other signatures A very Informative question period followed his talk Mr Brown was Introduced by Mrs McGllllvray and thanked with a gift by Mrs Pauline Symon Good attendance The wellattended meeting with members was held at the home of Mrs Gloria Coats Mrs Chris Houston reported on the success of new swap shop in the Mrs presided and Mrs McGllllvray and Mrs Symon took part In the devotions The Is May Prepare dishes meetings The fourth fifth and sixth meetings were held at the homes of Susan Bruce Marilyn Coxe and Barbara Zlons They opened with the pledge the minutes and the roll calls which were something which effects the price of milk the dairy foods I ate yesterday one way to serve cheese Home economist In addition to the 15 regular members home economist Mrs Bannister attended the fourth meeting After the note on milk and people they began the salmon dip prepared by Mary the whipped cream by Susan and the cheese crisps by They found the lunch good as an overall impression The next note featuring protein was accompanied by chicken a la King made by Marilyn and cheese drop cookies by Sharon The sixth note was spotlighting dairy desserts with three very rich desserts as the lunch Ruth and Barbara made the orange top pudding Susan and the Lemon chiffon and Janice and Sharon the cheese cake Mrs prepared delicious thin pan cakes to add to the numerous calories from this lunch The Joy of motherhood is what a woman experiences when all the kids are finally In bed by Wendy Thomson Weve welcomed Sue our hound pup back Into the family fold Really shes a pup no longer but a Ladydog I KNOW theres another name for it and Im not being a prude She Just responds better when we call her a little ladydog Sowould 11 suppose Sues put out enough as It is On the first signs of her maturity she was banished to the base ment after months of living In luxury Shed had not only her own private couch In the living room but also numerous beds to sprawl on unless she the springs and broadcasted her whereabouts There were two big meals a day plus toasttime with her master in the morning doggiebone time with me at 4 and catfood time whenever she could tiptoe Into the kitchen without being seen World was ben The world was hers to run in alongside her pappy both of them in deep carrying tones The Joys of coonlng were just starting to unfold when she found herself chained because she wouldnt stop chewing at the door in a dark corner In the basement with only in old horse blanket for company The mournful wails rising up through the cold air vents and reverb erating along the furnace pipes were answered by anguished howls and moans from old Rip waiting patiently at the cellar door Outside a neighbours dog sat with his nose to a crack in the boarded up window adding his lamentations And Inside I huddled with my head under three pillows doing a fair bit of mental weeping and walling myself finally exploding in a screaming frenzy Minutes Our two dogs would be silent with shock for all two minutes The brown dog outside on seeing me fly out of the house with a broom would make a desperate dash for safety and stop behind a dead weed feet away Then it would all start again driving me slowly around the bend Of course Just before Gord was due home our two dogs would become exhausted and be down quietly Brown dog would head back to his own house for supper and Gord would take this tranquil scene as typical of the whole day Everything all quiet eh Bah Part of game Walks were something else Never having been on a leash before Sue took to being led as part of a game She insisted on carrying part of the leash shifting closer and closer till she had a whole hand in her mouth She later discovered that the leash was keeping her from more important pasttimes and bled to figure out ways of getting loose like falling behind as far as she could then taking a quick dash leaping and hurling her pounds forward with a twist She often brought herself and whoever was walking her both down In a heap Of course that was the signal to set off at a gallop across the snow dragging her keeper along behind treat The day we brought Sue back upstairs again was son Jims birthday and sure Sue thought the celebration was for her benefit Why else would all those boys with toques be running around outside A boy with a knitted hat is Sues special Joy It didnt take too much to knock one down snatch his hat off and sprint away With the hat In her possession Sue leaped and cavorted tossing it high into the air Once it landed she Jumped on it and ran off waving It teas- under the owners nose Seven boys provided seven toques and one tired dog put away the leash and collar thankful that the walks were done with I seemed to be spending so much tune patiently waiting and thinking of what I SHOULD be doing I guess I wasnt very receptive to seven yearold Davids request Short run Mom would you take Charlie out two times a day for awhile He needs a little run Im not quite sure how far constitutes a little run with caterpillar the swap shop for future helpers to sign The more volunteers there are to man the swap shop the less each person will nave to do The volunteers were happy to welcome older people to their venture in the ana felt it was a good place and time for a little socializing over coffee Swap shop hours have changed to Tuesday afternoons beginning yesterday Invitation to tea Miss Z Bennett again this spring sends an Invitation to her Acton friends to attend the Park- wood Manor Auxiliary Stormy Weather Tea at Porkwood Manor Cardinal Cres Waterloo The evert la being held on Wednesday April from 230 to pm and from to pm Baking will be for sale Actons former principal and Citizen of the Year Mill Bennett at years of age la now a resident of Park wood Manor Welcome mat out Although attendance at the coffee hours In St Albans parish hall is good the organizers stress to the public that women and children of all denominations are welcome So far most of those enjoying the pleasant hour together arc from the originally sponsoring groups the ACW and Coffee hours are every other Wednesday morning with the latest this morning Dairy Fare meeting The third meeting of Dairy Fare was held at the home of Mary Ann on Monday March 15 Members repeated the pledge A new member In the club is Jane The minutes were read by Shirley Sayers and adopted as read roll call was answered by all members to Why I drink milk Mrs gave some missing information on milk as a business cheese proper home care custard cottage cheese and the cost of skim milk She also showed different ways to decorate covers Kathy McClure and Shirley made the and Mary Ann demonstrated peachy lemon whip The girls made rice to go with the All enjoyed the stroganoff and the lemon whip Mary Ann provided milk and orange Juice to drink Answers about cancer A minute TV special designed to involve the home viewer will be aired Saturday April 3 1971 from pm to 9 pm 11 The program kicks off the Canadian Cancer Societys April Campaign for funds The special feature will be a panel of experts who will answer questions phoned In during air time for viewers who want to know about the cancer disease symptoms treatment research and preventive measures and the services of the Cancer Society There will be Interviews with Miss Hope of Ontario Miss Marilyn and Miss Hope for Metro Hamilton Miss Gay Anderson the president of Metro Hamilton District Mr T E Langs and the district campaign chairman Harry Frost A similar show was televised last year in April with a fantastic response from the audience In viewing range of channel 11 Hamilton who plugged the stations switchboard with numerous questions for the panel Dublin Seniors enjoy dishes On Tuesday March 23 the Dublin Seniors held their fourth meeting They opened with the H pledge The roll call was answered by all present The collection was collected They decided to call the mselves the Dublin Udder Gals They talked about Ideas for their skit On Thurs Mar they were to visit the Gay Lea Dairy In Guelph for a tour of the factory In the kitchen Laurene and Dons Black made a salmon dip and Cathy Lasby and Karen Pierce made cheese crisps Mrs Lasby made a dessert with whip topping Everyone enjoyed the dishes made ACCOUNTING FRANK GRAY Accredited Public Accountant Hllkburgh Ontario Phone ANTIQUE RAINBOW Antique Used Furniture Stripping ami Repairing and Upholstering Call 8530551 for Free Estimate APPRAISING and INSURANCE L WRIGHT 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