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Di Battista Rocchi Honeymoon to Italy follows wedding vows Wendy Thonuon I sat or while this afternoon and stared at typewriter It t do flood The paper stayed blank and so my mind it has something to do with the fact that I Just heard there is now a deadline for Retting columns In and Ive Just about reached it To and Jiggle mind Into some kind of profitable thought I reread a letter that arrived a tew days ago and decided that since I found Una lelter so thought provoking it might do to quote a bit of It It from our Alberta Roy takes a marvellous open delight and interest in people and bow they think Hes had me groping for words more what I do and I know it docs me good His last letter read in part I ve been fortunate to meet a lotta good folks in the mountains the great majority seem to think that they reallj got nothing to or that what thc say all that important But darn it all they DO something to say and It IS important guess most of em don even realize that they are reallj or that they have gotten to mean so much to me Remain dream About that Perfect talked about Realistically I don think there ever will be one Perhaps biologicallj sociolo gically and psychologically might be able to produce a near perfect being but the might Just remain a dream At home here I m fortunate enough to have my own perfect society and I think that both of you feel that you have also I suppose it kin da good to be dis contented with a few things but I suppose it takes to philosopher cowboy friend from accept a lotta things as are Heaven help us to know which things eh It good hear that on the fourth trail ride and with a bunch of old women In fact But what possibly more could you have done if they were all men Now I mean what more Being you must have had fun Stay at home thank you for the Invitation to visit vou and m sure I d really enjoy It But 1 really a stayathome sorta fella as you may have gathered sorta like those stayathome stable loving dude horses we get once in a while However some day I might just get an itch to go some place Alberta and who knows I just might come a call in This is about half of Roy letter Right now Im going to take the whole thing a cup of tea and a scratch pad to a big easy chair and philosophise back If I come up with anything that sounds halfway intelligent as well as halfway true I might use it for my column next week just to prove that I DO think now and then Somewhat will seek centennial souvenir At the monthly meeting of the ACW on Wednesday November final arrangements for the winter bazaar were planned and tables partially set up for the tea The opening prayers were led by president Penny followed by the roll call A Collect meaningful in my Life The minutes of the last meeting were read by secretary Alice and treasurer Joan Pratt gave the financial report Sub scriptions lor the Living Message were requested as this publication may not be able to continue without more support Change date Coffee hours will now be held the first and third Thursdays of each month and it Is hoped that more seniorage ladies will attend A request to cater following a wedding on November was discussed and conveners ob tained The nominating committee headed by Louise Lindsay was selected for the December meeting It was decided to find out a price for coffee spoons or something similar for Centennial Year observations engraved with the ACW emblem A report on the District Deanery meeting was given by Mrs Bristow and Mrs Pratt They reported purchasing boxes of Peppermint Patties For selling at the bazaar Successful day Saturday saw a successful gathering and many people attended the tea and Winner of the door prize a hand made quilt was Mrs Pitt Mrs Hugh Wilkinson won the centrepiece In a separate draw Next meeting will be nominations and yearend reports roll call will be answered by A childhood memory of Christmas Ceramic display at LArche meeting The October meeting of Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs J Kinken with five members present opening with a prayer for the retarded Mrs barton read the minutes of the last met ling The fall dance was well attended and A Rogers was tht winner of the steer bide rug draw Mr and Dave Woodward were the door prize winners first spot prize was won b and tht second spot prize b Mr and Mrs The first prize was won Mr Fowler and the second liquor prize b Mr Klctnedeters On hand again were for men Pink Spiclvogel Ron McKnight and Dawkins who helped a lot to keep guests in the mood cheque During the dance a cheque for was presented to the I Auxiliary the Rotary Club of Alton to be used for the mentally retarded Plans are already underway for the Spring dance which will be held at tht Legion in Acton Christmas gifts are being purchased for four children at Ontario Hospital School Also this year a party and gifts will be made available for the children at the nursery school for the physically and mentally handicapped children at Hornby The next meeting of Arche Auxiliary will be held at the Acton Public library Wednesday Nov at m and will be followed by a showing of ceramics made trainees at A in Hornby Anyone interested in these articles which will make useful and original Christmas gifts could contact Mrs J at or Mrs Carton at 8530657 Che ceramics display will at m and everyone is welcome CWL makes Yule plans Members of the C W I met Tuesday of last week in the church Plans were made for a Christmas party for children a bake sale and various other items of business A honeymoon trip to Italy followed the marriage here of Antonla Adcllna and Franco Frank Di A cousin of the bride Rev performed the double- ring ceremony In St Josephs church Saturday afternoon September Orchid gladioli and pale pink carnations decorated the altar The bride Is thednughter of Mr and Mrs Sccondo Peel Acton She attended public and high school in Acton and then took a secretarial course at Sheridan College She i3 employed as payroll clerk at John Ltd Guelph The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Giovanni Di The couple visited his parents In Italy during thelr there He is employed at J D Ltd Guelph Mrs played the organ and Mrs Helen Fowler was soloist Formal gown The bride wore a long formal gown of cream puff crystal a princess panel outlined in Guipure lace The long sleeves and chapel train were also edged in lace A floral headpiece with spirals of tiny flowers and seed pearls held her fourtier scalloped illusion veil She carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses and pink mums with ivy Six attendants The bride had six attendants matron of honor Mrs Maria Battista the grooms bridesmaids Mrs Maria Sabatini Guelph the grooms sister Mr3 Eva Guelph Miss Mary Acton friends and Miss Joanne Tabarettl Toronto her cousin and flower girl Miss Daniella Taramelli Toronto her cousin All wore long A line gowns of orchid chiffon over white lace Bands of white daisies centred with orchid Cowers edged the neckline waist and cuffs Their orchid floral headpieces were trimmed with seed pearls and tiny flowers The senior attendants carried cascade bouquets of pale pink carnations and green fern while the flower girl had her blossoms in a basket Their heartshaped lockets were the Rift of the bride Contests test knowledge Unit of the United Church Women met in the church parlor for the regular November meeting with Mrs Lidkea presiding The meeting was opened with the unit leader reading two poems in the theme of Remembrance Day followed by prayer and the devotional time led by Mrs Eaton During the business period the usual reports were presented and accepted As well as the monthly collection the Unit treasurer accepted donations for the silent Santa Fair The ladies were reminded of the workshop for all members in this area to be held here on the evening of November 17 Complements study To conclude the study program of Canada and the Americas Mrs Shields had prepared games and contests to test knowledge of the countries we had scanned during the year complete the afternoon Mrs Eaton and Mrs Shields served an Interesting lunch using recipes found in the study materials The afternoon closed with a visiting and social time always enjoyed by this group of women ARTHUR A OPTOMETRIST 54 Mill St Acton Wednesday Saturday j PRESCRIPTIONS ACTON PHARMACY Stress role of volunteer Cancer Society workshop MARRIED IN St Josephs church Mr and Mrs FYank Battista are living in The bride is the former Graham Photo Groomsman was his brother Armando Battista Windsor The ushers were Fernando Sabatini Guelph Terry Lino Gentlll Toronto Enzo Toronto and Mario Battista to the attendants were the traditional Italian heartshaped Jewellery boxes for the bridesmaids piano shaped box for the matron of honor and lighters on stands for the men Reception in Guelph Over guests attended the reception at Paradise Gardens Guelph The bride mother wore a burgundy coat and dress ensemble with matching ac and burgundy roses Since the grooms parents are in Italy his sister Mrs Domenica Di Battista received guests wearing aqua coat and dress with white lace and pink roses Guests attended from Minnesota Detroit Windsor Guelph Toronto St Sudbury and Acton and some from Italy Grandmothers attend The bride grandmothers were present Mrs Toronto and Mrs Minnesota The Acton Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society attended the Georgetown Unit meeting Wednesday November 10 at pm In the Community Centre Attending from Acton were Wes Mrs Gloriu Coata and Mrs Susan Susan Guests at the meeting were a travelling workshop from Central Districts Counties Mrs Margaret Mann president Central Counties chaired the meeting opening with the aims the workshop which were A To get to know others OPP constable guest Ihe Silver Wood H Club met at hall on Saturday Nov 13 They had a visitor Cons from the O station in Milton Cons showed a film on David Hall a crippled man who had a bad accident He didnt have any feeling but in his shoulders and arms Next Cons read a piece out of the paper about an accident They asked Cons questions They took up collection and had refreshments Roll Call an original safety slogan By Barbara BurU Posture defects for roll call The sixth meeting of the H Body from district to unit to branch levels for communication c to outline the coming Educational Program Person to Person Role of volunteer Isabel Ruben chairman of Central Counties Educational Program gave a breakdown of the Canadian Cancer Society and the work being done in It She stressed the important roll of the volunteer In this organization stressing how it could not func tion without these volunteers for other than a few paid officials alt the work In the society Is done by the volunteer Mrs Rubin also outlined the of the Person to Person program which will be conducted similarly to the program Women to Women with the new program to Involve both men and women This program is to educate the public to the seven safeguards Seven safeguard For everyone Have a regular eld at the tame as decorated orchid and Dcbbie early going away the bride wore u a royal blue and dress ture I could ensemble with black accessories rcsp0 and red roses that their slouching should Tney are living a the Terrace Reeled Leader Mrs Towers Apt Cox handed out Showers held pamphlets pertaining to drugs Several showers for the bride- exercising and The Canada Food tobe were held before he Guide for Health wedding Aunts Mrs and Mrs Iona Gentill The discussion dealt held a miscellaneous shower in with the topics of warning labels June In July a miscellaneous various articles keeping shower was hosted by Mrs T physically fit and eating right to Mrs Devina feel right Bartolo and Mrs Ines There were two showers in Demonstrations of standing August one given by Miss walking sitting and picking Suzanne Wilson and the other by up objects were shown The Mrs Sorensen and Mrs meeting ended with refresh- GEORGETOWN MARKET TAKE YOUR FIRST COLOR JlQ PICTURES ON US WEEKEND SPECIAL Buy a Polaroid 80 and we will give you 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