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IT S all curls and cutesy for GOLF S the game for Bud Brian Evans at the United Hill Good for the muscles Church couples club fashion but hard on the hair show Cuties at the Couples club The newly formed United church Couples Club spent a friendly evening together in the church Sat night There was a bountiful pot luck supper planning for future nights a get acquainted game and singing Just one thing went wrong The models from France who were to put on a fashion show mssed their plane and some of the men in the group had to fill in for them Need less to say the results were hilar lous The Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct 19 1977 B9 SWAN LAKE in the United Church basement Ballerina Gary Leslie entertains the couples club Saturday night CASUAL thats Earl Steck ley Are ankles really to be showing this season LOOSE sock adds debonair note to Lloyd sleepy time wear display Couple piped from wedding ceremony HOLLY ANNE CANNONS and Jack Adrian Pouw were married in Brampton in August The bride Is the granddaughter of Mrs Doris Fryer of Halton Manor and formerly of Acton Executive named for new 4H club by Elaine Donne The first meeting of the Rock a long Club Project Featuring Fruit was held on Saturday October at the home of Mrs McDuffe The club projects are sponsored by Women In across Ontario and the Rock a long Home- making club is lucky enough to be sponsored by the Rock a long W of Wellington County The two ladies for the turing Fruit club projects are Mrs Jean and Miss Helen Twelve mem were present with one visitor and at least five more girls expected to jo the club The Featuring Fruit project concerns different ways to serve fruit in our diet such as juices cooking fresh etc We will learn how to moke pies punch cookies and so on from fresh or dried fruits We will also learn the different varieties of each fruit nutritional value etc At our meeting we repeated the 4 H pledge and received our members phlets and supplementary sheets concerning the pro ject Election of officers then followed with Mary Ilindley again being elected as dent Evelyn as vice- president and Helen Ilindley as secretary Elaine was elected as press reporter and Shelley Spencer and Evelyn as tele phonists We then deliberated our club name and after many The Tuttis was chosen We reviewed the members pamphlets and sheets in eluding what requirements here are for the record books we keep Achievement Day will be on November in Guetph It was noted that our club is to make an exhibit for that day member will be required to make a one mln speech on a chosen fruit Origin of the fruit its uses its nutritional value varieties of the fruit and its appearance may be in the speech Two of our or members then demonstrated how to make Date Mallow Chews from our members pamp hlets Mary Mien Johnston and Ruth Jeffries did a good job in making them and the other club members in eluding the leaders soon devoured them We closed the meeting by repeating the motto Learn to do by doing CBers help OPP Erin CBers will be giving Ontario Provincial Police a hand during Ho Howe en The CBers offered Erin luge council help in escorting on their trick or treat rounds The OPP have OKd the proposal but ask the CBers to restrict themselves to being the eyes and ears of the policemen when vandalism is spotted Were Moving to larger facilities 715 Main St E as of Nov 177 Sa P Same Service 715 Main Street East Milton During the signing of the dance was held at the Bramp- rtglster Pipe Major Joe ton Legion Guests attended Amazing from Brampton Acton Grace and later piped the Milton Toronto bride and groom from the Tottenham Holland Landing church Detroit Michigan and Hoi reception and land Holly Anne Cannons and Jack Adrian were united in marriage on August 13 in a double ring ceremony in Christ Anglican Church Brampton The ceremony was conducted by the Rev Canon Watts with organist Mary Kelly The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Ben Cannons of Brampton and granddaughter of Mrs Doris Fryer The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Everet Pouw R Brampton The maid of honor was Sandra friend of the bride and bridesmaids were Deana and Sheila Cannons sisters of the bride and Mir Van den Hook friend of the bride The best man was Brian Sills friend of the groom and ushers were Will Pouw brother of the groom Peter Cannons brother of the bride and Tim Van den friend of the groom Escorted down the aisle by her father Holly wore a long white jersey gown with a net head dress She carried yellow roses and daisies The maid of honor wore mint green and the three bridesmaids wore daffodil yellow They carried yellow mums and white daisies The regular meeting of the United Church- Women was held October 11 in the church parlor with members pre sent Mrs opened with a timely Thanksgiving poem All the program fol lowed this theme A moment of silence was held in honor of Mrs Lena Cleave a deeply loved member who had recently passed away The Lords Prayer in unison followed Mrs Helen Little read an appropriate Thanksgiving article and Mrs Shoemaker gave a Thanksgiving prayer Mrs Veldhuis read Thank God for Everything Hymn was sung Now Thank We All Our Cod Mrs Shoemaker read from the sermons of Peter Marshall Mrs Jones Meet the Master based on Mark Chapter 5 Then she asked each member in turn to tell something she was thank Many and varied were the answers An excellent detailed report of sick and was given by Mrs Shoemaker Dorothy Friends and neighbors spent a happy afternoon last Friday with Miss Robena Clark to celebrate her birth day Friends were happy to greet and Wendy Thorn Simmons turned in quilt money and gave a report of cords she had sent out Ethel Denny reported all bills paid and a pleasant balance on hand The regarding the of new chairs reported and pre sented prices and were given permission to keep going on the project Helen Little read the secre tory report cards and ments The group was given an invitation to attend the autumn Thank Offering in Georgetown United Church October 19 today The TAG bazaar will be held November in the church basement and any help the can give will be much appreciated The roll coil was answered with the handing in of several nice tea towels There had been home calls and four hospital calls made After the Benediction a social time was spent over the appropriate lunch of pumpkin pie and tea son when they were back in the district for a visit The Thomsons moved to Buck Creek Alberta where Wendy still writes her column The Painted Box now and then for The Free Press PENDAILY9a GRAHAMS APPLE FARM UCW regular meeting Thanksgiving theme FRENCH IMMERSION PROGRAM THE HALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION is organizing a c informal on meet in each of the North West and East on areas for parents Grade and Grade 7 on programs proposed for September 1978 if approved by the Board These meet ngs will be held in the Stowarttown Senior Public School RR 2 Georgetown Wednesday October 26 800 pm Public School Meadowhlll Road Burlington Tuesday November pm Queen Elizabeth Park School 2301 Yolanda Drive Oakville Thursday November 3 1977 800 forms for the immersion programs be at these meet ngs or at The Board of Education Central Admnstraton Offce L Burl ngton DG Morton ES Lavender Chairman Director North Area West Area