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wuhkmff jon ifth im the acton free press acton ontario mratn u1 monuments markers cemetery lettering quotations by appointment hnm mlkoa 15m m asphalt paving driveways parking iots and okadmo phone brampton 205 1j for free estimates almas hard drives oakvui miss annie leitcns honored by friends hltt betty anne kerr and mus dorothy warne were joint hostess es at the kerr home for a mucel lmteous shower held in honor ot mis annie leltch a brideelect of this month the guests numbering bout 25 were girl friends of the bride miss leitch was presented with a basket welt laden with gins she was assisted in opening them by miss kerr and hiss warne delicious refreshments were served from a tea table centred by a beautiful bowl of sweet peas illy of the valley and forget menots flanked by tall pink tapers mrs kerr and mrs russell poured tea mrs n turner led in a sing song the group also played games and watched television no cigafts russell j brown dldnt pass out cigars when his wife presented him with a daughter he wsaal ready in the same hospital con valescing from an operation when mrs brown gave birth to their first child susan margaret all three are doing fine deudoto ntesh kahot ltoh sponge cake i 8h0rtca 27c fob ctrawbkrxy 8h0st0axx lutot mckaob st lawrence oil tt 35 65c parkay margarine m 39c numilk ssks- 29c 85c special 8wansdown cake mix 31c is 29c chocolate package brunswick chicken haddie tin 2ic connora canadian kipper snacks 2 19c connors fish cakes sff 27c velveeta 2lb lost toc hethz 8pe0ial8 11 os btl 1s0s tihb ketchup spaghetti 2 25c 29c luncheon loaf corned beef lost 29c 1ml tin cadburysrestareti the creamiest smoothest chocolate drink ever 31c bordens elsie roll 29c party roll cheese tj 46c fkxbh dklioiotjb fig bars 29c grapefruit cantaloupes cucumbers s c c i d homegrown cabbage florida 96 s 10for49c st 2tor29c imported 2 fof 29c 3 bunches 25c ftrm green heads i m gk presentations tea showers for bride a trousseau tea was held at the home of bride tobe miss shirley paul on monday may 31 miss paul who was married on june 5 to donald leonard white received the guests with her mother mrs g paul and the grooms sister mrs e sugger of georgetown the brideelect wore a dress of grey striped taffeta mrs paul wore a navy blue redingote over printed crepe miss sheila paul was in charge of the guest book mrs mickey holmes showed the linens miss carol tyler showed the trousseau and wedding gifts while miss jo anne alexander showed shower girts pouring tea were mrs wilfred mino georgetown and hra l h fountain fergus mrs g ban- fergus assisted in looking after the guests miss paul was entertained at sev eral showers and presentations prl or to her marriage a miscellaneous shower was giv en in georgetown by the groom s sisters mrs edward stigger and mrs fred johnson the group gath ered at mrs stlggers home a pantry shelf shower was held in acton at the home of mrs d c price miss maureen kinread and miss carol tyler were joint hostesses at a miscellaneous shower held at miss tylers home the staff of j b mckenzie and son presented the bridetobe woo was employed there with a tray a trilight lamp was presented to the groom in georgetown by fellow employees at smith and stone ltd home grown new potatoes virginia us no i 10 lbs 39c favorite june walk is down the church aisle llbuchner optometrist in acton every wednesday afternoon office at h mainptlze barber shop hours 1 306 00 evenings by appointment for appointment telephone 115 trip to muskoka follows marriage charmer united church guelph was decorated with lighted tapers white snapdragons daisy chfysan themums and evergreen when the rev o g paton officiated at the recent marriage or miss audrey jean soper and alvm alexander btacklock the bride is the daugh ter of mr and mrs e melvin sop er guelph and the groom is the son of mr and mrs james blaek lock of rockwood given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of white brocaded satin fashioned with a sweetheart neckline and a standing collar and long lily point sleeves the floor length skirt was styled with s train and her fingertip veil was caught to a pearl tiara she carried a cascade of red sweetheart roses mrs william bard was the matron of honor wearing a strap less gown of pale green nylon net over taffeta topped by a matching bolero and mittens she wore a flower tiara and carried a colonial bouquet of yellow roses russell blacklock brother of the groom was the best man george soper guelph brother of the bride and frederick rinehart r r 1 campbellville were the ush crs miss betty ashbridge presided at the console of the organ and ac compamed the soloist mrs d a bamum as she sang wedding prayer before the ceremony and through the years during the signing of the register a reception for 50 guests was held m the church in the evening where the room was suitably jr ranged with baskets of spring flowers the brides table was centred with a threetiered wed ding cake flanked on either side by lighted tapers and bouquets of lily of thevalley and forgetmenots mrs soper received the guests wearing a dress of grey ripolido crepe with navy accessories and a corsage of red roses she was as slsted by the grooms mother who wore mauve figured crepe dress with a matching hat and a yellow rose corsage for a honeymoon rip to the muskoka district and peterborough the bride donned a navy taffeta two piece dress with white and navy accessories and a cordage of pink sweetheart roses upon their return mr and mrs blacklock plan to reside in hamil ton outof town guests attended from leduc alberta campbellville fergus hamilton toronto rock wood eden m lis and clark son harness races orangeville july 1 10 races purses 280000 starting gate wagering w montgomery chairman a rowan president j e cooney secretary mr mrs m miller to live in indiana joan patricia colling and murray henry miller daughter and son res pectively of mr and mrs george colling campbellville and mr and mrs henry miller stouffville were married on saturday june s in lowville united church tv double ring ceremony taking place in a setting of spring flowers was conducted by the rev e g hid dolls of thorold assisted by c f waite of lowille james whitcher toronto was so loist and mrs jack davey provid ed the wedding music given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of white embroidered nylon over satin with full tiered floor length skirl her fingertip veil of illusion net was held in place by a tiara of lace and seed pearls she carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses and lilyof the valley miss shirley colling attending her sister as maid of honor wore an ankle length gown or turquoise crystalctte princess styled with empire waistline her flowers were pink roses and mums mrs david fin ley was brides maid wearing a similar dress of pink with roses and turquoise mums miss fairlie had field in pale pink crystalettc was flower girl she carried a small basket of flowers the best man was bruce stone of guelph and the ushers were the bride s cousins tom foster and garfield colling and don miller brother of the groom at the reception at the home cf the brides parents 100 guests were received by the bride s mother wearing rote with navy accessor ies and white corsage she was as slsted by the grooms mother wear ing blue with white accessories and pink corsage for her going away costume the bride chose a beige suit with bronze colored accessories and white cor sage after a honeymoon in muskoka the couple will make their home in west lafayette indians until the groom completes his post graduate work at purdue university georgetown church wedding setting given in marriage by her father audrty mane mitchell daughter ot mr and mrs richard harold m tchcll lime house became the bride of janus hamilton stone son of mr and mrs lome a stone toronto riv a j caldcr official ed an knox presbyterian churcn georgetown the bride wore a gown of chan tilly lace and tulle oitr taffetu featuring a scalloped neckline trim med with sequins and seed pearl embroiderj the full skirt ended n a chapel train her fingertip lllus ion veil was caught to a match ing headdress of appliqued lace and she earned a bouquet of white flowers the maid of honor was ruby mitchell sister of the bnde and the bridesmaids were anne luke and joanne hamilton ramore they wore net and lace over taf feta with matching jackets and headdresses and carried gardenias stephanotls and ivy the groomsman was william stone brother of the groom and the ushers were john michie mil ton and alec sutherland toronto receiving the brides mother wore a tan and white taffeta dress with a corsage of brown spray or chids the grooms mother assisted in a pink italian shantung dress with a corsage of pink spray orch ids the couple will live in hunts marshall munroe nuptials in city jane marie the daughter of mr and mrs daniel munroe little do ver nova scotia became the bride of corporal william roy marshall the con of mr earl marshall and the late mrs marshall of acton in ii n afternoon ceremony in st john s chapel st michaels cathedral to ronto rev t cullen officiated and the choir boys of th church sang given in marriage by her bro ther in law fred ryan the bride wore a gown of brocaded white satin with a full length skirt which extended into a train her fingertip veil was caught to a juliet cap edged with seed pearls she carried a cascade of red roses her only attendant her sister mrs fred ryan wore a hill length gown of rose iridescent taffeta and carried a bouquet of yellow roses and blue cornflowers charles mick holmes of acton was groomsman usher was lawi ence obrien following the ceremony a rec eption was held at fantasy farms after which the couple left for a short motor trip to the uniud states and several ontario centres guests from acton hamilton london and georgetown were among those who attended the wedding he foscot that a bit of wood prmrnttnr applied at utile coot when the mee was put in would have saved him the coot of new pout now in tbe telephone busianw as around tout own borne we find it better to do the job right in tbe first place and then look after it lit the best wav wr know to avoid beavv repair and repucraient costs to save expense and pvr mmi most service for vour monev that a whv we treat telephone poles against rot wot we keep our trucks clean and in good repair- whv we put up exchange and offices to last it s common sense if we are to keep pot co dosnand neighbourhood sewing machine sales and service georgetown tr 72802 guaranteed repairs to all makes electrical conversions we can supply parts for any make or age new used and rebuilt machines moderately priced rentals 5 00 month budget terms 9 24 hour service georgetown 45 main st n whitepaul vows said in st albans bouquets of white snapdragons were placed on the altar and bas kets of snapdragons on the chancel steps of st alban s anglican church acton for the marriage of shirley marie paul and donald leonard white on saturday june 5 rev ralph price officiated at the mid afternoon wedding the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs george r paul of acton and the groom a resident of george town the son of the late mr and mrs leonard white of milton the bride wearing a traditional full length gown of white was giv en in marriage by her father the gown was of chant illy lace over satin with a front panel of pleaud nylon the full skirt extended into a chapel train a coronet of seed pearl and lace held her f insert i veil on a white prayer b iok she carnid a mauve orchid with streamers the maid of honor the brides only sister miss shtila paul wore a strapless gown of blue ntt over taffela wi h a bokn jacket f bro cided satin she carr ed on ld fa honed nosefjay of pink ri5bud and her headdress wis a wreath of matching flcwers the sen or brldt maids were m ss carol tvler of aclon and miss jo anne alexander of ltstowcl miss tjler wore mauve net over taffet i with i matching stole and floral headdress miss alexander gown of green lace and net with a bolero jacket and matching head dress both earned nosegays of vcllow rosebuds the wo junior bridemaids w nieces of the groom miss betty sue johnson and miss gail stiggi of georgetown they wore floor length gowns of rose and yellow respectively with matching dutch caps their nosegays were also of yellow rosebuds groomsman was george hoare jr of georgetown ushering were elmer hill georgetown and charl es mick holmes of acton miss bessie jobb of listowel presided at the organ during the ceremony the aunt of the bride mrs william beard of petcrbor ough sang the lord s prayer before the ceremony and o perfect love during the signing of the register st albans parish hall was the netting for the wedd ng recepliot when about 75 guests from harris ton listowel london georgetown barne pctertx rough and acton were received b the mo her of the br de and the grooms sister mrs paul chose fo the occasion a drcs of navy crepe with white accessor ies her corsage was f p nk roses mrs fred johnson of georgetown wore printed nylon taffeta with white accessories and a cordage i f crimson roses bouquets of p nk and white cam ations wer placed on the head table which was centred with the four tiered wedding cake topping the cake were decorations from the br de s parents wedding cake the couple left on a trip to montreal and points east for tra veiling the bride wore a pink tweed suit with navy accessories land a mauve orchid they will mak their home in georgetown chronidts ginger farm written specially for the aero free press by gwendoline f cburln tbe poce of roar telephone sot ice low caflmhtw ouum in respect to the fallen we will be closed sunday june 20 decoration day ttaufik dairy bar i am quite ure moatjbt the farm ers in almost every district across ontario are feeling very cheerful today how could they be other wise after the grand rain we had last saturday which from all ac- counts was not just a local rain even within 24 hours every kind of vegetation seemed to grow a couple of inches it will make a onderful difference to the pastur es nnd the gardens and the straw berries strawberries are you not hungry just for a taste of good homegrown ontario strawberries imagine being allergic to straw berries us some people are mustn t it be awful what queer creatures we are some of us cant land this or that while it makes no difference at all to our neighbor across the road take poison ivy ir instance few people unc to its effects and yet nom of our family has ever been illcrg to it which is fortunate because i walked right through a patch of it the other day but lust let me meet up with a bee n wasp or a mosquito and it is a different story that is particul arly annoying to me because i love to tramp through the woods but if i do even though i smother my self with citronella i certainly pay for my pleasure why inclination and result should be so diametric ally opposed 1 11 never know our little humming bird stayed with us most of last week but now it has gone probably because the chestnut blossom is withered and brown but the lovely little canar tes the chickadees and wrens are with us yet also a few flies but not too many so far i keep a fly- bomb handy ind that discourages them quite a bit the way i use it no doubt most of you have dis covered that flies no longer suc cumb to the effect of ddt but i have fiund a wny of getting ar ound that little problem if for in tanct file become troublesome in the kitchen it is a good idea ti close the do rs and go to work with iht fly bomb just a light spraying nol enough to kill the fles but suffcent to make them stupid then before they have re cox ered from the te mporary ef fects f the ddt you can go fly hunting with a fly swnlter no fly ever yet bu it up a resistance to a w 11 imcd fly swatter this me thod is comidcnbly cheaper than s raj n t k ii and it also does away w th the nauseating necessity f living in i fly poison atmos phere for an undesirable length of time for outside use there is thdt foul smelling glass jar fly trap that really does a job if any contrapt ion ever lived up to its name that one does and while we are on the subject of hot weather devices have you ever discovered the many uses to which insulating material can be used especially for families lack ing a refrigerator or ice box i mean that kind of insulating mat erial that comes in batts if you have any odd pieces around the house don t throw it away if you havcnl any it might pay you to buy some here is what you do get an empty carton the kind the grocer uses to pack up your eekly order line it with several layers of newspaper now take pieces for your insulating batt lay them flat inside brown paper bags you will need six or more of these pads one for each side of the box and one or two for the top and bottom the more you use the bet ter the job now you have a home made refr geratnr in which you can put your butter preferably on a br ck quirts 0 milk ice cream bricks or anything else that needs to be kept cold and that has been previously chilled otherwise it is useless wh le you are at it you m ght ai well make two of these c ntrapt ions a smaller one to take to town to take care of that ice cream brick you intend bringing home for sup per and a larger one for permanent use at home or for taking on a picnic ai the insulation is just as good for keeping things hot as for keep ng them cold no need to have iuke warm tea or half melted ice cream at your picnic if you have a couple of these insulated con tainer along with you but dont forget insulating batts are dirty th ngs to handle if you care to take the time it would be far better to i do a good job while you are at it and use rid pieces of cotton to cov er the bating that way your pads will last indefinitely so now we have the family look ed after how about the dogs short haired dogs are easily looked after by ord nary grooming but a long ha red dog surely nothing could please h m better than to have some of hn fur coa clipped away honey our little cocker span el is of the breed that has lota of feathers around his feet nd legs uhch is exactly r ght for a how dog but we consider c mfort before 1 ki for hone to yet terdav i w to work w i the ssors ird gave h r un m irai iuuu1 cut appearance i am sure jhe s much happier j a result tippy has ta be satisfied wt h grooming wheh j about all he needs any- aj excepi for her buhy u 1 skwrt shc4 lady go fer you 11 drive me out of my m rd caddy that wouldnt be drive lady that s a putt