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Family Page Doyle Breen wedding in St Josephs church St Josephs church Acton was the setting on Saturday September at for a lovely autumn wedding Father J J officiating at the Nuptial Mass united in a double ring ceremony Gall Marie no only daughter of Mr and Mrs Kevin Breen R Acton and Robert John Doyle son of Mr and Mrs Robert Doyle of St Johns Newfoundland Carries Bible The bride escorted by her father was radiant In a sleeveless sheath of ultra pen sole with scoop neckline and empire waist The matching coat three quarter length sleeves with elbow lace Inserts Her shoulder length veil of illusion tulle was caught with tiny rose buds and streamers She carried a white Bible gift of her parents with a white orchid Her something old was the cross presented to her mother by her father on her wedding day M years ago The something borrowed was her mother in laws rosary her something blue was her garter and the traditional sixpence was in her shoe Five attendants Miss Pat Lane was matron of honor and the bridesmaids were Mrs Cooper and Mrs Marilyn Andrews Two charming flower girls Darlene and Marlene twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Mel Jordan Acton completed the attendants They were gowned alike In floorlength gowns of dusty mint with empire waists and sleeves and white trim with tiny pink roses They wore white carnations in their hair Their flowers were colonial nosegays of pink roses and white carnations The two little flower girls carried old fashioned green baskets filled with roses and carnations The Whj wen- there no personals in last paper we been asked Because none of you readers phoned any In to us that why Again we remind you to please eel free to write or call parties baptisms trips visits and reunions are Just thi kind of chatty items that a weekly newspaper wonts Many friends send their wishes for a prompt recovery to Mrs Walter who is in hospital for tests Mr and Mrs Ed Long of N called on friends In Acton during their three week vacation After closing up the stationery store for good Mr Elliott and Mrs Elliott took a holiday motor trip seeing relatives friends and of course the fall colors They particularly enjoyed Prince Edward county the Adlrondacks lake Placid and the Lakes areas At Wellington they visited with Dr and Mrs formerly of Acton In Ottawa where they have relatives they enjoyed a meal at La the new revolving dining room which turned a complete circle and a half before Ihey left Enroll pusses were the logical way to trav el for CN man Charlie Perry his wife Grace Free Press editor Hartley Coles and his wife lrma They travelled hundred of miles by train In England Holland Germany Switzerland France and Italy In their three and a half weeks away They found the train service efficient and pleasant well as hundreds of slides Charlie also has tape recordings made during the trip J tut me The Dublin Junior club decided to call themselves the Vegetts They met at Mrs Mc- Oct 12 They made salad and Mrs brought some Jelly The agreed both were good Mrs Jean Sproston of Toronto was back in town visiting friends Saturday Mrs Edna Sampson has returned from a trip to Great Britain where she toured and visited friends Mr and Mrs Walter of the Georgetown Herald were in the same group Visitors Mr and Mrs Billy Middletan on Thanksgiving Day were Mr and Mrs J Hansen of Winnipeg Mr and Mrs J D McCobe of Toronto Mr and Mrs Don Parker Georgetown Mrs J Frank her sister Mrs B Brown of Port Elgin visited on the weekend with and Mrs Jim Hall and family Port Colbome altar was decorated with white gladioli Nursing graduates Miss Pat Lane matron of honor and Mrs Cooper one of the attendants were at nursing school with the bride and graduated together as registered nurses from St Josephs School of Nursing In Mrs Marilyn Andrews and the flower girls are cousins of the brides Keith Andrews friend of the groom was groomsman and the ushers were Barry the brides brother and Andrews her cousin All the men In the wedding party wore black Edwardian tuxedos with ruffled front shirts and black bow ties trimmed with green to mutch the bridesmaids dresses Wedding music The bridal music was beautifully played by Mrs Doreen Boss Brampton The rendition of Ave Maria the bride s special request was sung by Mrs Boss during the signing of the register The reception was held at St Albans Hall catered by the Ladies Guild Mrs dressed In a floor length gown of pink satin polyester with silver accessories and silver leaves In her hair welcomed the guests Assisting her was the grooms mother Mrs Robert Doyle gowned in a floor length dress of salmon crimp crepe with matching floral trimming The was Jack Erin Grace was said by the brides aunt Mrs An honored guest was the brides maternal grand mother Mrs Jordan Wedding cake The wedding cake made by the bride mother and decorated by Mrs George Young centered the bride stable It was in the form of a church complete with spires and tiny bride and groom standing at the entrance After the toasts the bride and groom moved among their guests serving individually wrapped wedding cake and welcoming each one personally to their wedding receiving congratulations In return A dance A Hall In Milton was attended by over guests A special request by the groom Wears My Ring opened the festivities Music by Country Classics Brampton was much enjoyed by all present Catering for this event was the Cottage Delicatessen Milton I or travelling the bride chose a floral floor length gown with white stole white accessories and orchid corsage Live in Acton After a motor trip to Quebec City and Ottawa the couple returned to Acton to make their homt at Church St The bride is a registered nurse with Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton and the groom is by Carrier Air Conditioning Bra ma lea Pre wedding showers for the bride were given by her co workers at Emergency in Peel Memorial Hospital Mrs George and a wine and cheese part given by Miss Pat Lane and Mrs Marilyn Andrews and held Mrs Donna DeWitts Guests attending the wedding win from USA St John Newfoundland Erin Brampton Toronto Ottawa Orleans Ham ilton Milton and Acton The Free Press Wednesday October Afternoon Thankoffering The Afternoon Auxiliary M s of Knox church held a Thank offering meeting October in the A C Stewart Hall with Miss Isabel Anderson presiding The service of worship was led by Miss C Clark and Mrs Wm Mclntyre Mrs Alec Near convener of the program took as her topic Israel Land of Con trast Miss Anderson reported on a very fine fall rally of the Western area of Brampton held in the same hall on the previous evening wllh Mrs A Moore of presiding The committee In charge served refreshments to members and friends MRS GORDON THOMPSON WAS INSTALLED as Worthy Matron of Peace Rose Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star Thursday evening at the Georgetown Masonic Hall Officers of the Chapter are seated Mrs Marguerite Spielvogel Secretary Herbert Preston Worthy Patron Mrs Gordon Thompson Worthy Matron Frank Harvey Associate Patron Anne Harvey Associate Matron Dorothy Treasurer Back row Christina Wild Conductress Evelyn Moseley Warden Preston Sentinel the Five Star Points Jean Grace Marjoric Chaplain Marguerite French Organist Christina Marshal Irene Randell Associate Conductress The new Worthy Marlons mother Mrs Ida ford of Newcastle N was the Installing Officer Coles Acton entrant pageant 1200 Fastback By Wendy Thomson I havent been saying too much about horses lately as Friend- Jenny la doing such a good job In her column and I wouldnt want the paper to become overhorsed but Inquiries have been coming in When city folk move to the country it seems their first thought is to get a horse We managed to lost years without one then chanced across a round saucy little pony red in spite of his name Earl Grey with big dark eyes that peered out from a shaggy grey mane We were lost Son Jim lost Interest In Earl fairly soon since his favorite pasltlme is taking things apart and we drew the line at the pony David then three years old never did develop more than a passing interest since his hearts desire was a tiny knockkneed one iau when cool autumn Mexican Burro a little began to blow leaves around to seriously thinking about It Then I began to have pictures of our horse arriving when I was about TO and a shaky old Gord helping a shaky old me up a shaky old ladder on to this pretty prancing thing So one fall when cool autumn sparrow to feed hay to and hug With Carl his hugs didnt come Srcsatisf ordund got Into one of my restless moods and decided I wont to grow old grace fully wanted to bounce through more satisfying Bellyspin Since Beth did most of the chores my first real contact with Earl came one winter day when leading him from barn to pad dock I guess the open length of driveway was calling and was too much to resist It didnt take much of a Jerk to pull me off balance and away we went through the snow me flat on my bellyattheendofthcrope thinking hopefully hed have to stop if I didnt let go but when he did It was just to start running in circles with me spinning still on my stomach In the middle About the third time around I thought Now this Is ridiculous and let go At that the pony gave me a reproachful look for spoiling the fun and trotted back to the paddock where my mare was watching the whole thing with amazement And that was Just the beginning of many adventures with Earl Grey but this spring we took stock and decided Beth needed a bigger horse So now Earl is living a lazy and contented life at Kumca in Hornby and Beth has a quarterArab half Morgan filly Our second equine acquisition was my mare Black Velvet We d joked about having a horse of my own one day but never got Bouncing thru 30s And that Just about what Ive been doing Well not quite I ve been bouncing ail right but not entirely with flair Velvet was never what could be called a good horse She wants to fly and resents sedate strolling So we vc flown here and flown there over the past four years Two and a half years ago she redeemed herself immeasurably by producing twins a pound buckskin filly called Sparrow and a pound chestnut colt finally named Shawnee after months of deliberation And many people must remember all the stories I wrote about them They were our first born yard babies and everything was quite new and fascinating to us Veliet reared them quite ade quately and showed them off proudly to the over 100 visitors they had But then two years ago this week my column was a very short account of finding Sparrow dead hung up in her un breakable nylon halter She was seven months old Overpowering The colt has grown into a very handsome character Being a twin doesn seem to have stunted his growth at all He and Morgiana the have Attractive Bonnie McKenzle of Acton was one of IB charming girls entered In the Miss Oakville pageant last week at the Mall in She and fellow students at Sheridan college comprised over halt the entrants In the contest and one of them Marilyn of Islington was named Miss Oak Both Bonnie and the winner ore in the fashion modelling course at Sheridan and live in great times down In the pasture trying to overpower everyone who happens to wander through Jim bought a Daisy pony somewhere along the line who Is now down at Listers Mountain View Farms delighting all the youngsters had done a bit of figuring and decided we con only support two horses this year and Daisy and Velvet must go Hoping that sight Is I asked the Inters if Velvet could visit them for awhile because I having a WEEKEND SPECIALS TREES REDUCED FROM 50 Stock Includes Golden 4 Austrian Pine to 30 Hecks Yews to 30 Golden Elders to Bushes All Holland Bulbs Greatly Reduced Specials for Sat and Sun Oct 2122 Only ERAM0SA FLOWER MART YMCA Ladies TakeaBreak and Tiny Tot Gym TUESDAY AFTERNOONS Exercise and rhythmic movement for mother and child Films speakers crafts baby and child care while you relax Come and get to know your Acton neighbors over a cup of coffee Call and signify your interest Gloria Browne Pat Wood OFFICE HOURS Mon to Thur and Evening pm Sat 1012 noon The entrants participated in fashion shows Thursday and Fri day and the final Judging was done before a crowd of in the mall on Saturday For her talent portion Bonnie did a dance routine All the girls in the contest were awarded plaques The contest was cosponsored by Hopedale Moil and the Oakville Beaver the weekly newspaper there Bonnie is a daughter of Rev and Mrs A H McKenzle hard tune trying to figure which would be hardest to replace If Gord ever said It s the HORSE or ME I was down last weekend to find that Steve Lister had had a long talk with Velvet and you believe the change In the horse She still wants to fly but now she asks permission first We had a marvellous countryside ride with no non sense no headtossing and no problems your money ear NORTH END BP Datsun Sales and Service lis Steele Ave Milton Sunday 1 Bring out the best with TRINITRON the instant entertainer this Sony 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