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Tho Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct One such course Mrs Beatty took was in the enamelling of jewelry She now has a small kiln In her basement and club members gather to fire their creations No two designs come out the same because of the nature of the enamelling process Powder is care fully shaken and arranged in color design before fir tag at high temperature Sometimes the enamel runs creating an Interesting but quite different design to the one planned Besides the enamelling Mrs works with silver copper cadmium polished stones and some Arts and crafts have been the in thing for the gold past few years but Nellie Beatty of Acton has been plan to have another course in gold Jewelry involved with her own handicraft work for nearly poon if we can afford it she grins with JENNIFER years In fact she was one of the first members of the Georgetown Arts and Crafts Society when It started years ago Mrs is well known for her weaving her beautiful silver and ceramic Jewellery her whimsical stuffed toys but she goes down in my memory as one of the most charming ladies Ive ever met Its a surprise to find out shes a greatgrand mother she doesnt fit the stereotype with a line of three children eight grandchildren and a half greatgrandchildren Never bored I never get bored Mrs Beatty comments She lives one day at a time and lives it fully How many of us have trouble following that advice At the recent Georgetown Arts and Crafts Fair Mrs Beatty had a well displayed table of stuffed toys featuring sock monkeys of classic pattern Remember those grey and red sock monkeys from days gone by Well Mrs Beatty still makes them but now she has to obtain the socks from the States These little monkeys sell like hot cakes No two are the same they all have individual faces A buyer exclaims over the monkeys trying to choose between two My children had these kind of monkeys chuckles Mrs and now they re married The children or the monkeys queries the buyer Oh the monkeys twinkles Mrs Beatty Other animals are made from plush and some knitted The knitting takes the longest she says but the results are worth ither knitted Raggedy Anns and Andys are popular as the monk cyst eine jewellery sells well However Mrs Jewellery some of which was at the Fair is what intriques me the most Intricate enamelled designs lovely twisted silver crosses dainty chains and vibrant colors make her jewellery unique Herreasonablepricesalsoensure she keep mucl instockforlong Being a member of the Georgetown Arts and Crafts Mrs Bealty has the opportunity to take many courses sponsored by the organization Its a wide awake organization she says always offering something for the members Mrs Is the social convener this year and has spent mostofher37yeflrmembershiponsomecommitlee other Weaves sons coats Nellie Beatty is also an accomplished weaver guiding light in the Georgetown Weavers and owner of a large 45inch loon Most weavers are delighted when they can produce placcmats or a dresser runner but Mrs Beatty made fabric for sports jackets for her sons and husband The Beattys have lived in Acton for better that of them In the original H P Moore resid ence early publisher of this paper Her husband Wes retired as president of Beardmore 11 yeara ago and according to the pattern of our society Mrs should then have slipped Into a life of dusting antiques and making little lunches She is much too lively a person for that and fortunately for the of fine crafts she is busier than ever creating things for the others Nellie Beatty and friend Construction continues in spite of objections on television A series on the work last year done by inmates at It shows outside Jobs Some of the Inmates Mapleburst Correctional such working on part In frank Institution Is now running farms and cleaning up with a Blow Press will be al- Although no building ditton was due to larger on Channel 11 Monday the ice and mud in Glen tor lowed to continue with permit had been issued presses being produced of there had been no stop Mr Mitchell did not complaints from a neigh- work order on the pro- launch a formal boring land owner but did wonder Halton Hills Planning Mitch a what would have hap- 1 Board last week met with neighboring property pened if be had have l Ross of owner was concerned started construction on a and Company Ltd additional traffic garage without proper agent for Blow Press Mr explained there is an existing ac cess route between A P Green which both companies use The pres ent building line Mr said is 8 met res from the and Blow Press would like to continue back par- on Perth St He claimed permission the road is now being Planning board ap- to its full capacity proved Blow Press re- Mr Steckley told Mr quest Hal ton Hills Mon- Mitchell at the meeting day evening also would be no added proved it truck traffic as the ad- Georgetown Market RESERVE NOW Darkroom Seminar Saturday Nov 10 4 pm phone for details SPECIES There are about Mo the existing trees species in Canadas building forests which fall into The construction has two groups coniferous already begun because of or softwood trees and deciduous or hardwood proper permission Mr trees Although only 31 of Steckley admitted the these species are owner was taking coniferous they chances the dominate Canadas would approve the plan forests KAUFMAN SORELS COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES ANYWHERE 9290- IWTMKl OUR PRICE No 9292 Wedding Band OUR PRICE 350 135 PRICE 66 No 9446 Ladies Home Gifts Cards 45 MILL STREET EAST ACTON 8533160 10 PER CENT Only percent of the land in settled parts of Canada is suitable for agriculture and only one of one percent is prime agricultural land Still waiting for first refugees Acton Is still waiting for its three boat liies refugees from Vietnamese conflict Government red tape is holding up applications Georgetown welcomed its first family of refugees last week Acton Group One organization In early August to sponsor one family has been waiting several weeks to hear when their family will be arriving They raised the nec essary deposit required before applic ation in a few weeks and have accommodation and supplies ready for the refugees they hope will come soon Acton Clergy Group second group to Favorable Continued from Page I small business sector Nineteen per cent Ind icated they observed such a decrease Should the Bank of Canada Increase bank rates following the example of American banks Fortyeight per cent Indicated agreement and per cent opposed Sixty nine per cent ind icated the Canadian dollar should be per mitted to float Twenty per cent stated it should be pegged to American currency while 11 per cent said the government the dollar form for refugee spon sorship has raised In less than two months In order to sponsor two families Two thousand dollars came from the congregation of Trinity United Church the rem from the other six contributing churches Application was made Friday by PastorJohn Cooper of the Christian Reformed Church on be half of the Clergy Group It moy take a few weeks or many before the clergy families arrive depending on speed of application processing Housing is still a major need of the Clergy Group A small apartment rooms in private res idence or house ore requ ired at nominal rent or donated Refugees are expected to be self in a few months so donated accommodation may only be for short time Warehousing or age space is also needed for donated furniture and goods An easily access dry workshop base ment or storeroom is required EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF HOUSE FIXTURES TaM Door CfilrM Snag Vkuvxti Owning Wiring Pant Etc VvnWkm Mvtttt FREE PARKING BID Ml TIL THE HALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION invites applications from members of the public or appointment to Library Boards A person is qualified to be appointed as a member of a board who a is a Canadian citben b is of the full age of eighteen years lei resident in a municipality for which the board is established and d is not a member of any one of the bodies entitled to an appoint mem to the 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