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lOTtlt Odobr 1100 mile trip for pair to new home at Atikokan fcyWtaaTfcaM line rooming white ferret on TV She and rums but the camera failed to the tunic met charm That after twin short bit of home movie on Andy the turret we uaed had the definite longing to hear of tittle terra feet around the once more Andy much more handsome than tho one on TV Ilia tag hair waa lipped In black Ilia leg and point the black and a toft cream white a legs are quite short he travelled with tittle along like a woundup toy In the house he toured round and round looking Into every comer with great Interest At hot air registers for belly and with electric cord hod find a loop to one through rather than walk over Every now and then In grand tour perhaps over come by nil freedom Andy would flip over in a few complicated somersaults then go Hoop a complete collapse with all four feet straight out to the aides Begin chase The ferret on TV supposedly called a jumping ferret because It Jumped from the table to someone a arms had nothing on Andy Wanting to play he d atop In front of one of us and hop up and down In one spot all four feet at once then begin the chase And that was hilarious Andy ran with his front feet and hopped with his hind stopping every now and then with a dated look or else using to chase himself in a v circle giving silly little grunts all the while Our part in the game was to hop back at him in mock chaseand flight It was necessary to be quite careful because Andy on catching us was likely to give a good bite in all the excitement and believe me he had the teeth to do it Real Job Although most of his time was spent In the house entertaining us Andy real Job was to rid the barns of rats which he did most enthusiastically The first time we took him to the hay ham he went into ecstasies hopping up and down on the piles of hay or Mrs Helen Mrs Viaterhouse and Mrs Helena Cunningham spent an two week bos inplo Honda where the visited World press Gardens and mans other in places Mr and Mr Wrier moved from Toronto and are In the Diplomat Apartments Church St He has retired after king for over SO vears for Abel Photo finishing Marshall McLuhan of St Michael College world renowned communications expert and Jack Sword assistant to the president of Toronto I classmate of Unions were visiting and Mrs Onions with their wives on Home for Thanksgiving weekend with Mr Mrs Lands borough Mr and Mrs Gordon Park Steven and Patti Jo of and Miss Joanne of David Wilson Church St has been a I- of the Institute of Canadian Bankers the educational arm of the Canadian Bankers burrowing In It to reappear with wlapi dangling In front of beady He loved Although he had his own cage in the basement he much preferred disappearing Into one of the laundry baskets and always had to sort through the wash quite carefully throwing It Into the machine Once awakened Andy overjoyed lo have company and Insisted on trying to climb up my 1 11 bet the housewife who did the wash with a ferret dinging to one leg In ear Hit frlendllneaa waa unset to most people as took a fair bit of nerve to let this little predator carefully lick up their arms around their neck and start whuff ling softly with his entire nose stuck In their ear The ferret on TV was whisked away because during her excitement began smelling musky and muskier With Andy that was the only way we could find him when he got loose in the house and hid We d go from room to room sniffing More often than not bed be burrowed right down to the end of somebody pillowcase Heaving pillow Once I had a cold and t catch the smell before climbing into bed When my pillow started heaving around 1 Just about had a fit Andy was here only a few months The hinge on his cage came loose one day and he was away and gone across the fields Maybe one day we 11 get another ferret but I sometimes wonder If the joy In having an animal is worth the sorrow at losing bo one day If somebody comes to call and smells a definite VERY definite snaky odor in the house they 11 know I made up my mind Association following completion of a banking course at York diversity David who was at the Toronto Dominion bank in Georgetown is not attending university full time Count Council will be well represented at the national good roads con in Halifax this week Oct Oct 13 Members of the roads committee Warden Anne Acton Reeve Pat McKenzie Georgetown Deputy Reeve rme tsquesing Tom Hill and Burling ton Reeve Preston are attending Preston was defeated at the polls Oct 1 and ends his term Jan 1 leput Cow and Dcput Reeve Jim Watson are not members of the road committee but members of the committee on the convention Wins Mike Rogers Forfar St Fergus was the lucky winner of in the Acton Minor Baseball Association monthly draw for October of the lucky ticket was McEachem RR 1 Acton Bridesmaids were Mrs McEachem Milton and Miss Colling CampboUvllle and Junior bridesmaid cousin Toronto They were dressed alike in baby blue crimplene with mandarin necklines and short puffed sleeves They carried nosegays of tiny white mums blue tinted carnations All the wore picture hats with blue ribbon and rhinestone heart pen gifts of the bride Matching dickeys Norman Douglas gave his daughter in marriage groomsman was George Toronto and the ushers Norman and William Douglas brothers The men matching blue ruffled dickeys to match the bridesmaids dresses Reception and dinner were In Knox Presbyterian church The brides mother received Bursts wearing mulll crepe while mums in her hair and a corsage of at Trinity United church Gal Douglas Gerard were married Saturday August is The Gordon Turner returned from to perform Ihe ceremony The bride who was a registered nursing assistant at the Itcd Cross hospital at lleardmore la the daughter of Mr and Mm Norman Douglas Acton Tho groom Is with Calami Ore Company and Is th son of Mr and Mrs of Ontario George Elliott played the organ and soloist friend Donna Hell sang The Wedding Song and The church was lit by candlelight decorated with pots of white mums which were later presented to tho bride s grandmother Mrs Annie Douglas and family Mend Mrs Jane buyers coin The bride wore satin sheen de sole gown with long flowing train with accents of lace Her matching waist Ictvglh veil of Chantltly lace was topped with a Spanish headdress trimmed with lace petals and pearls In her shoe was a lucky 1B70 halfpenny which had been carried by five brldea before her Her flowers were a trailing cascade of red roses Matron of honor Mrs Debbie Mcades Oakvllle wore a long A line gown of baby blue crimplene wllh low rulfled neckline and long sleeves she carried tiny while mums and blue tinted carnation Short course A short course in Creative was held Thursday and Friday of last week In llbrnry Instructor was Irene who showed those attending in stitches suitable for crewel cm broidery MR AND Mrs Gerard were married in By the end of the two days United church and are living in each person attending had an 1S f Gail Douglas Of Acton underlay ncedlecratt Jennings Those participating were Mrs Mrs Doris Cooke Mrs Helen Pickett Mrs Myrtle Lam Mrs Near Mrs Veldhuis Mrs Strongilharm Mrs Grace Mrs Lindsay Mrs Agnes Holmes Mrs Harris Jean Mel can Jean Vaughan and Mrs Gail Dawson talisman batty rotten Hit groom gold and gown Willi yellow baby roses iniillier ho three which was decorated not up by Dance After dinner Ilium wan dance at Ihe music where I and bin Four delegates inspired tiueils wire present from Alton Simeon Port rodlt Milton Mlaslssntitfa Markham Richmond Hill Nownmrki t Port Hope Peterborough 1 1 nil lloxdule Milton I anil lleardmore Among thorn were o bride a Mrs inuglas and Mrs AIIlh I IM miles Ihi bride wore brown una white dress with white After wctkcmlai Valhalla Inn thcLoupl left on mlk trip In their new home by no for Thunder Hay and on where they a new mobile Several special gatherings were held before Ihe wedding Miscellaneous showers were held by associates hospital Mrs Mci- Mrs I Mrs Dolly Kolody tho bride god mother and Mrs Marion an Mrs Shelley I held a pantry shower The bride was taken for luncheon at the Valhalla Inn by Mrs Pa m Sheldon Mrs Debbie Mcades Inn Miner futy ilmlr Ihu fluff four of mill vliepria Mi fit ihulrniuii mauler of liulrinun in ami tit the o iiiiuliitw Murinii 1uiiurufii Mir Ion uirt fir lie A Im gynaiimnloglsi in to rm lit funnily Willi Hid wu lo the IuhllUly of lety Chairman and from WdlHuktr and f Hi and hid r palloni who limi tier iHMtrNllim urn rn illness Or I In tin tor Willi ilHtif ami a rough the wan a mi Irlal a Toys for all in fair contest The lady directors of Alton Agricultural Society met at thtnewhomeof Mr and Mrs Archibald In on Thursday evening Oct present Roll call answered with what member con a highlight of the 117 J fair Arrangements were for the District air which Is to be held in on Oct Reports wire given by the conveners of the different Toys Mrs reported on dull buggies tricycles and bicycles In the parade and slated that all entries received prizes donated by general manager of leny Products of well known manufacturers of Matchbox toys The next meeting will be Nov flat the home of Mrs was served by the hostess and committee and everyone enjoyed a social half hour Mrs was tesy of the service provided by ihe lamer In vlilllng and Induslrleii arid showing them film of about minutes In longlh being fur private counsel ling mid for referral In tor In some rases where the need Is known Those mo units are staffed by registered nurses who visit Hi liuluHiilfts very three a Imffnt din they had seminar on at service lillm Hi and a most Ing talk was given by Hope Ifiavrr graduate of the Valley of wliii Is now nursing In Toronto Hutu folio clever Inn Mlnuti Talk Dele- gales who were given sealed and when upon opened heir unit hud give talk whatever sublet won divulged from within envelope They were only a I I jwed one There was an evaluation on Ihls talk of which served give pointers on Impromptu public RENT CASCADE HOT WATER HEATER Laurie Pierce heads 4H club by Marie Parker The first Dublin Seniors 4 If meeting was held at Mrs Pal Kirton on Monday Oct 1 They decided lo chose the for Ihe club at the next meeting Officers were elected as follows president 1 auric Pierce vice president Heather McFachern treasurer Penny Kirton phoning Kathy Barber press reporter Mane Parker Projects As the night went on Mrs discussed the things they can make Mrs Lasby read about Color Coordination Refreshments were served AC CARPETS for SERVICE SATISFACTION 20 oil ALL REMNANTS INDOOROUTDOOR LOOP SHAG from 295 up oil wa carpet Installations NAME 1UCH AS KHAU1 ETC Man Tun a STORE ThundaV ft Friday a HOURS J It Eiparlanca No Job Too or Small STREET 877 1900 GEORGETOWN old Royal Bank POLLOCK AND CAMPBELL Ttkphorn G3 Si Rump Roast Boneless Boneless Prime Rib Roast Super Special Every Monday Only BUT 3 Orders off Fish Chips GET 1 HAMBURGER Offer Good Until November Sirloin Tip Roast L0VELL BROS MEAT REP BRAND BEEF Choice n59 Shoulder Roast Lean Stewing Beef Ground Chuck Small Link Sausage FIR TOOK FsltaR Red Bund Cut Wrapped Sides Fronts Hinds LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET Acton Daily Delivery BUILDINGS Heritage Halton Art Exhibition Halton County Museum Kelso Park Milton Saturday Sunday October 13th 14th 10 pjn Of interest to the entire family Dont miss this exciting exhibition Refreshments A unique entertainment experience Admission Free