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Tho Acton Free Press Wednesday August Ladies plan meeting by Wendy Thorn on Mrs Gordon MacKay of Tor onto visited her sister Mrs Anna Smith Lake Ave for a week The reunion was held trail Aiding in the rockies July and last day In camp Tomorrow and I hop on horse to follow Spray River out of the mountains All In all has totalled about miles of riding while I somewhere between and 140 here and In Paradise Valley The past two have gone sofast there Is so much to see do races and games were held about and listen to tgowithuSerideralhepastfour days SETn but spent the my camera out among the floors Tnereare masses of them all over dozens of different kinds all and SmntnViiu colours but I don know the names of any Campbell and Mount Albert Libeller gone If the guide Dan Heather were here be labelling them for me all right Thais the Rocky Mountain Blue Flower and the Rocky Mountain Red Flower and the etc But Dan has left the ranks of Trail Rider guides grown a moustache and Is working towards having his own fishing trips Incidentally his copacker In the packing horses he a doing now la Dave Green from However true to the guiding tradition little bits of misinformation are still being fed to me On the trail one day I heard a bird that sounded much like a Veery and asked Steve the nearest guide for an identification Steve listened intently for a moment then replied That s the Rocky Mountain TwccUo Bird I should have known belter than to ask Today once the riders disappeared off toward Pass the camp settled Into a quiet then the bushes and hummocks came alive with dozens of ground squirrels young and old chasing each other up and down the paths Two came tearing into my tent and made a turn around the then scampered off squeaking wildly A mule deer doe has taken to coming into camp And coming is a very word for Ihc way she arrives but I can t think of a truly descriptive one She moves so slowly gracefully and delicately that only a clod would describe It as a walk says she brings her fawn to the horses saltlick but leaves it hidden as she nibbles her way through camp Yesterday stayed In to go fishing but It was realty too late In the day before we got away However caught one small trout fried it and ate it for lunch enjoying myself all the while Karen the cook who has been frying up to and inchers morning kidded me about my Inch sardine I agree It was small but the main thing is that I caught one and Gord t Some time I d like to take a fishing trip with Dan Heather maybe Just six or eight of us and ride back into the lake where we saw all those huge trout last inlet again this Monday even they were still there I t help but I ugh at one fish From where I was sitting up the rocky slope I could see the fa 14incher swim within three feet of where Gord was standing give hts boots a good looking over before swimming slowly out Later after had given up I emptied my pockets to see what I had that might spark a bit of interest in a trout Sucker I loaded up my hook with one worm one vitamin A capsule halibut liver oil and a twoinch piece of crochet yarn And contrary to all wed been told the fish were interested I guess they just believe what they were seeing and kept coming back for a closer look But I guess it still t feeding time and we came away empty banded la steaming a carrot Mr Men in a palicnt In General Hospital Mr and Mrs Henry Brandt and Mrs August of Michigan were week end visitors with Mr and Mn Stan Norton Roderick cousin of Rowland Stewart Is visiting here for Ihree weeks vacation from London England and reporli having a wonderful A memorial sen ice Tor Will lam Eugene Ford will held In St Anglican Church Acton Sunday August at I Em Donations may be made I Church Mr Mrs Stanley Mndill North Hollywood California Mr Charles Cutis is palicnt In General Ills many wish speedy podding for the stairs supper tonight and I on the grating detail so I better get with just about at the end of my tales anyhow ones that 1 can that is There a so much more to both the country and the people here that do amount of writing can describe I ve tried to think how I could tell of Peter and Stevle all and Del doing Si a on a Tambourine Lou from New Jersey as Chief Running Bare and of course our old friends Mike the bead guide and Roy But after spending minutes trying to figure out Just how to Peter and getting where I figured I better Just ARTHUR A JOHNSON OPTOMETRIST Main SI 878 Ac ion Wcdnoutay And Saturday CHATELAINE LIGHTING 240 York Road Guelph Mult Bright Ideas for all your Lighting Needs EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF HOUSE FIXTURES Table Lamps Door Chimes Swag Lamps Vanity Cabinet Heal Baseboard and Portable Cleaning Systems Future Parts tic I Fans etc PARKING Thurs Frl Stewart husband Barry and sons Scot I and are visiting Mr Mrs Kin ford It It I and Harry parents Mr Mrs J J formerly of Alton Mr Mrs Stewart arc living the home town or Junior and in Concord hear San Nooh Norm and where Harry Is em corgi During their ployed systems ana In Niwfoundland Ihc group lysl with the Hank of America nut holidaying Windy Andrews Hill Mr and Mrs MoiColl Mr and Mrs Miss Alt Neil Mr and Mrs Hart IcyColM MnrlomuaiutTim Howsil also Miss nil AUtm J lcr wedding husband Mr Mrs Angus Hon Graham at SI Imnh MI Miihigtin Saturday and stayed in tin tin fall Mr Mrs Harry MiKcon and Mr Mrs Jim Chirk The Nnssagawcya A donation of other quilt Presbyterian W S and Ladies material by one of the members K wMS wcTm Se h Under the leadership of the Mr and Mrs George Peterson M president Mrs W in and Mrs Roy MiFndden plans were mode for The program consisted of an Una visited Glovers the meeting to be article Yea Not taken from Harbor ami Bullions Rot wood is with plaque in an old church in Mrs as speaker Germany read by Mrs Hen Invitations will be sent out to a letter from Mrs tin churches There b and an had been some requests for pity by Mrs Roberts ihunh plates and as the supply Is an enquiry will be made about getting cups and The bark of Hemlock trees is rich in tannin Hind in It was Id home for transplanted Newfound I milt now living In Alton who tin Island fur a Iwo week holiday Mr and Many use their religion they would a spare tire only for on emergency The C tree planting car is in ils sixth decade of promoting shelter belt planting by the Forestry Associations in the three Prairie Provinces Wedding Photography Wm Stuckey Phone Acton 8532269 JOHN VAN OOSTEN and Charlene Hlgglns were united in a double ring ceremony on July 14 Stuckey Van Oosten- Higgins vows at St Albans Hnskets of while glads and also a friend of the satin bows decorated St Albans groom They wore dark blue Church on July 14 for tuxedos with pate blue ruffled the wedding of May shirr black velvet bow tics Hiagins ana John Van Oosten was Master Charlene the daughter of Mr Chris toper Tocher son of Mr and Mrs 3am and Mrs Kent Tocher or John the son of Mr and Mrs the bride nephew He wore a John Von Oosten were united in white with short pants and a double ring ceremony 4 matching bow tie He also wore a clock by Ihc Rev J Ball pale blue shirt white socks and Mrs Betty played the black velvet shoes organ for The Wedding March wedding supper was held and Perfect Love in the parish hall and catered to Given in marriage by her by the church ladies Master of father the bride wore a floor ceremonies was the bride length gown of white organ uncle Alec Wilson of over taffeta It had a stand up of lollar with long sheer sleeves Alton said Grace ruffled at the wrist The bodice After the supper the wedding and long Irain were beaded with party v the bride sister tiny pearls Her matching beaded Mrs Catherine Toiher of Juliet cap held her short veil who was a patient at which was Irimmcd with French Guelph General Hospital and lace unable to attend the wedding She She carried a bouquet of red was given the flowers from the roses and white stcphanotis church and in turn congratulated Matron of honor was Mrs newly wed couple bran Gibson of Ihe bride Special guest attending the The bridesmaids were Karen wedding was Mrs Annu Shortill of a friend of Bradford England and Jane sister the he bride aunt who was staying bride They wore similar gowns for a three week visit in Canada of blue and white over Other guests attended from taffeta The bodice was checked Vancouver Burlington and gave he appearance of Mount Forest The skirt was white withilowersofthesamemnlerial Georgetown Toronto as Ihe bodice They wore blue and Alton floppy brimmed hats and carried The brides mother received colonial bouquets of white and wearing a long floral apricot blue tinted carnations They also gown with white accessories and wore tiny pierced earrings gifts a corsage of yellow carnations from the bride The couple left on a wedding The I low or girls were Holly trip around the Great and Tocher Mr Mrs Northern Ontario the bride Kcnl Tocher of the wearing a red while blue s niece and Lynn Wilson panlsuit with suede accessories daughter Mr and Mrs and a white gardenia Wilson of Burlington the bride The bride was of honour second cousin Their dresses showers prior to the were blue and white gingham wedding A miscellaneous trimmed with white eyelet shower hosted by the sleeves and ruffled hem They honor and bridesmaids was held wore bonnets of white eyelet and June in St Albans Parish earned nosegays of white and Hall Mrs Jones and Mrs blue tinted carnations They also held a personal shower on gold bracelets gifts from JuIySaHhchomeofMrs Footitt the The rehearsal party was held Best man was Jack Gibson the at the brides parents home on brother- in law Ushers July were Mr of Mr and Mrs John Van Georgetown a of the have made their new home at 14 groom and Tocher of Willow Street North Acton ANNOUNCES GRAND OPENING MONDAY AUGUST 13th STARTING AT 10 AM Free roses to Hie first 100 customers PLUS TOP QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES sayings guaranteed allfear round HOURS Mm Tub Wed Sal am to pm Thurs Fnda 10 ajn to 9 pm COME SEE 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