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Catholic Church Calgary Alberta Doris Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart of Guclph and formerly July rains dont hurt Halton crops than normal rainfall In July hasnt hurt North llalton far much but two or three weeks of dry air Is needed now Assistant Halton Agricultural represent Doug Miller reported the heavy rains damage crops in the north of the region like they did in other parts of Southern Ontario About seven inches of rain fell in this area In July over twice the normal average of inches Miller said the excess rain wasn t too bad because most operations In this part of In Essex and Kent counties the rain caused a lot of problems with cereal grains but that isnt the case in North because the crops here are a few weeks behind For instance In some areas of Ontario wheat has sprouted because of the abundant rain Wheat is normally harvested a few weeks later here If there was anytime when there could be a lot of rain and It caused few problems late July was the lime Miller said However farmers need two or three weeks of dry air until they get the grain crops off the fields or what has hap pened elsewhere ruined crops could easily happen here too If August Is wet will be hurt The recent rains were good for the corn crops Miller noted Acton man charged A year old Acton man has been charged WATER CONDITIONERS I Former residents son marries tor Beryl Ft THE LEADERS Pump Service Sales Er Service or Pumps a matlc a tar softener Mllion TB9914 A series of hap penings occurred recently when families and close friends gathered on June to celebrate the marriage of Julia Mary daughter of Mr and Mrs J Stewart Munro of Peterborough and Robert Lindsay son and Mrs formerly of Acton and Wellington Ontario double ring ceremony took place at Trinity United Church Peterborough The bride wore a dress of champagne colored silk the bodice tucked and trimmed with lace and a picture hat with flowers and ribbon streamers She was attended by maid of honour Jennifer a practicing lawyer in Ottawa in a dress of dusty pink Best man was Simon Hally of Toronto a close friend since school days at St Andrews School Aurora The bride mother chose a suit of beige and brown raw silk with embroidered vest The mother of the groom was In turquoise silk matching feather hat The weatherman provided rain but the sun came out in time for the reception which was held at the Munro home The garden was ablaze with flowers and a sitdown buffet supper was provided in a marquee A German firm catered lor this part of the proceed ings A preweddlng dinner for the two families and bridal attendants was hosted by the sister Janet and her husband Bernard Bober of Saddle Rivei New Jersey at The Mansion While the clan was all together it was decided to celebrate the golden wedding an of Dr Robert and Mrs Eileen who were married on August 1830 in Newport Monmouths hire England Dr in full High land dress with kilt of the Lindsay tartan Mrs Buckner wore a gown of metallic blue shot with gold and gold access ories There was a cake to mark the occasion and speeches by the groom and the groom godfather Ian Gregory of Colum bus Ohio who was a pageboy at the wedding in 1930 Government liconcod weed one pest control Insecticide fertilizer Call Bill Vonryn with dangerous driving and failing to remain following an Incident Saturday morning hi Back Street Regional Police say a Georgetown man was struck by a Nova driven by the Acton man during an argu ment between the two about driving After hitting the victim the Acton man left the police said The Georgetown man was taken to hospital by ambulance ana treated for minor injur PROTECT EVES Is a popular summer sport but a moments carelessness can result In loss of sight The Canadian National Institute for the Blind reminds everyone to use proper eye protection QSB mm HALTON HILLS WINDOW CLEANING Spoelalimg in Residential Fr Estimates S3 In act ion Guaranteed 8531753 Miami m aTTl SOFT WATER THE WAY IT SHOULD FREE INSTALLATION LOWEST MONTHLY COMPLETE LINE Treatment Equ Homes Farms Bus SELF SERVICE BE WISE ADVERTISE When you want everyone to know what you do do what everyone else does advertise in Who Does It Call Police urge caution with pools traffic Regional Police are asking the people of Halton with swimming pools to maintain the strict super vision they exercised when their pools first opened this year following the drowning of a seven year old St Catharines boy In an Oakvillc pool The child was unattended for only about five minutes Efforts to revive him were futile People must realize there is a large responsibility on them to see their pools are a police spokesman said They tend to realize this when they open their pools but the warm summer weather and familiarity of constant use sometimes hreeds carelessness the officer said He said police have had reports of several near drownings and are becoming alarmed at their frequency Police don t like picking kids out of pools or the road from traffic accidents either the officer said He said traffic is also becoming a problem as the summer wears on He told this newspaper children arc becoming careless In traffic as both pedestrians and cyclists Motorists have been calling police headquarters to report cyclists are not heeding the safety rules they were taught by safety officers before school was let out Just last week again in a boy darted out from behind a parked car into the path of another moving vehicle Obituar Grace Townsley Acton was shocked to citizens She was also a learn of the death July great assistant to the of Grace Irene Arthritic Association and resident of Cameron enjoyed the reputation of Streetfor years helping other people year Mrs Townsley She is survived by son passed away at Guclph Harold of Acton and General Hospital after a brothers and Harold brief illness Brown of Newmarket Born November IS Funeral services were I in Aurora to William conducted July 1980 in and Margaret Brown Acton with Rev Bruce Mrs Townsley married Peglar officiating Inter- I Charles Sonny in ment followed at Fair October at view Cemetery Newmarket Pallbearers were Mrs Townsley was grandsons Steven and active In the Royal Jeffrey and Sid Canadian Legion Ladles friends Colin Auxiliary Branch St MacColl Jim Bradshaw Albans Anglican Church and cousin from and its Friends In England John Deed and the Senior ale Obituar Iva Watson Willow Street beside the Leather A student from the old Lome School just north of Acton died recently In after a lengthy ill Iva Watson nee Cleave died July I960 at the Wellington Ter race where she was a resident for some time was been a resident of Guelph The mother of four children Mrs Wat son married her hus band Victor On 3 1918 Left to mourn are daughters Mrs Malcolm Moffat of R Elora Elsie Mrs James Cowan of Cambridge Audrey Mrs Percy McGUIiv ray of Rock- wood and son Kenneth of j Guclph She was predeceased I by brother Fred Cleave and sisters Mary Mrs James and Grace Mrs Robert Watson Mrs Watson wassa I member of Paisley United Church A funeral service was I held July 17 1980 at Shoe maker Funeral Home Acton with Rev Ben Johnson officiating Interment followed at Cemetery Acton Pallbearers were grandsons Don and Dean Moffat Colin and Roger McGillivary Robert Playground employee Lisa helps little Kevin Km a wig swing the heavy Dai Cowan and Douglas the big ball In Tot Lot fun Tot Lot it a popular summer program at Prospect Watson Acton Community Centre