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f thursday august 4th jljl kf5 the acton free press acton l ontario page shvmt t miks dcfcvg mvsmnig mannings want ad page where old friends meet 9 mill street acton all brbotax pbiob8 effective to sat aug 6 only margarine 2 43 hohach kboulajet 8alad dbe88ino miracle whip 73c puh oh california fruit cocktail 37c orange juice 2 59c from florida 48oz tins hculrkns a88orted jelly powders 4 29c fob cool summer drinks frostade 6 oa 27c oatasao dry ginger ale 2 a 25c plus deposit scotch mints sffsi instant coffee bomak m m soz jab qic cashmere toilet tissue 2 21c made from virginia peanuts frcshpak peanut butter 41c 57c sliced cheese sliced bread y pkg pioneer mox loaf 15c e-oc- tnr ip qu south frozen grapefruit juke fre8hpax delicious ice cream pot 25c c ante loupe 125 leamington 20-qt- basket grapes limes calif seedless california lb 25c doz 29c lett u c e tr 2 lorl9t tomatoes sr 3 lis lie c u c ii m be r s 4 for 19c quiet ceremony arbridesr- homer r a quiet ceremony at the home of the brides parents attended by relatives and close friends united in marriage beverley joan picker ing and ernest russell oke the bride who taught riiano in actori is the daughter ofmr and mrs james malcolm pickering of blen heim the groom is the son of the rev dr and mrs c- c oke of dover centre dr oke and rev j c eastcott of blenheim united church performed the ceremony on saturday july 23 at 1230 pm palms a white gladioli were banked jbefore jthe jnantel of the home for the service the wedding music was played by mrs arthur hawkins of owen sound mrs arrio kelly of kincar dine sang the lords prayer and ill walk beside you the bride who was given in marriage by her father chose a waltzlength gown of embroidered white nylon tulle over white taf feta it featured a scalloped neck line and short sleeves outlined with lace and a very bouffant skirt with lace insets following the same design her veil of nylon chiffon was held to a headband of pleated chiffon by lily-dr-the-val- ley kiss sheila scott and miss jo anne warwick of blenheim attend ed the bride wearing fullskirted gowns of ice green brocaded taf feta in waltz length the sleeveless bodices featured deep vnecklines outlined in braided loops of the same material they wore cresc ents of white baby shasta mums in their hair and carried cascades of white shasta mums groomsman was dr beverley oke of toronto the grooms bro ther harold mackay of quebec city acted as usher the wedding reception followed at glen gordon manor mcdougallmartin summernuptials barrie hill united church was the scene of a summer wedding when lois cynthia margaret mar tin daughter of mr and mrs george d martin rr 4 guelph became the bride of murray bert ram mcdougall son of mr and mrs l b mcdougall rr 3 rpckwood rev hugh mactaggart officiated and the church was decorated with pastel shaded delphiniums and white esther reed daisies bush ferns flanked the lighted tatters in candelabra v mr martin gave his daughter in marriage her gown of nylon net and french lace over satin was fashioned with a titled bodice arid ankle length skirt the bodice was topped by a lace bolero with a peter pan collar and lilypointed sleeves trom the hipline of the long torso dress tiny ruffles em phasized the flare of the skirt a fluted cap covered with seed pearls and sequins held her fingertip veil of lace bordered nylon net her mrs pickering chose for her daughters wedding a gown of silk sheer in dior green with a pink hat and accessories and a corsage of pink roses nylon sheer in yellow print was worn by the grooms mother with a white hat and accessories her corsage was of yellow roses and white steph- anotis the couple left on a wedding trip to eastern canada and the united states and will make their home in chatham on their return for travelling the bride wore a twopiece ensemble in aqua shan tung with a matching hat and white accessories pink roses form ed her corsage mrs oke is a graduate of the royal conservatory of music mr oke attended the university of to ronto and is now with libby mc neill and libby in chatham flowers were a cascade of red roses mrs frank martin was matron of honor wearing a waltz length dress ofturquoise taffeta the bodice was fitted with a pointed collar and bracelet length sleeves and the full skirt was styled with unpressed pleats a bandeau of net rosettes white gloves and a cascade of pink carnations completed her costume lloyd mcdougall brother of the groom was best man and ushering the guests- were frank martin brother of the bride and the grooms brother leonard mcdougall of rpckwood during the signing of the register peter dekker sang accompanied by hans dekker t the organ a reception followed jn the ban quet room of the church for about 40fljuests t and pink streamers and baskets of delphin iums peonies and esther reed daisies were arranged throughout the room the brides table was centred with a threetiered wedding cake flanked by tall lighted white tap ers mrs martin received her guests wearing a turquoise- linen dress with white hat and gloves and a corsage of pink carnations the grooms mother assisted wearing an orchid linen dress with white hat and gloves and a white carnation corsage for a wedd trip to bala lake the bride changed to a pink linen dress with a navy duster coat white accessories and a white carnation corsage mr and mrs mcdougall are mak ing their home in toronto outoftown guests attended from rockwood guelph elora morris- jon and fergus carnations for weddjrtg-xauests- in the soup chatham ont cp the curios ity of fraser turner i a nearby wallaceburg farmer brought a gourmets delight to his dinner table investigating noises outside his farmhouse mr turner found two turtles one weighing 38 pounds and the other 41 pounds engaged in battle they ended in the soup ramify ptaytime treat the family to a carefree vacation at the beach and a carefree trip there and back go by bus gravenhurst 875 burks falls 1220 bracebridge 940 round trip by bus ebb6s8s22 tickets and information at harold wiles agent phone 207 of motor vehicles before you drink and drive h ere are the penalties- driving whit intoxicated imprisonment suspension of ucemcb 1st offence 7 days to 3 months and 6 months to 3 years 2nd offence month to 1 year and 1 year to 3 years 3rd offence 3 months to 1 year and 1 year to 3 years in addition to these penalties the car will be impounded for three months driving wfwfe abhtty h by akohol or drags imprisonment ftne suspension of licence 1st offence 3 months and or s50 to ssoo and 3 months to 3 years 2nd offence 14 days to 3 monthly amd y 3 months to 3 years 3rd offence 3 months to 1 year and 3 months to 3 years severe penalties including the suspentkm of drivers licences are also pro vided for mimerous other offences involving the operation of motor vehicles a postcam wm w o copy of iha htqhwoy traffic ad oad wtli horn f crh c motor vehicle branch of highways queens park toronto a carnation was pinned on each guest by an usher at an attractive summer wedding in rockwoocfe un ited church in a double ring ceremony bessie lauraine calder became the bride of virgil doug las finley rev john diltz per formed the ceremony gladioli arid roses were placed in the church for the occasion the bride is a daughter of mr e c calder of saskatoon saskat chewan and the late mrs calder the groom is the son of mr and mrs s yule of elmwood the bride given in marriage by her fafher wore a white strapless gown of tmpdrteo riyloh net and chantilly lace the fitted bodice was topped with a bolero jacket fashioned with a peter pan collar and lilypoint sleeves the bouf fant skirt was highlighted with a scrolled sequin pattern her fihger- tip veil was held by a turrettop tiara of tiny seed pearls and bugle beads she carried a bouquet of red roses miss marlene budd cousin of the bride was bridesmaid choos ing a ballerina length gown of lavender nylon net and chantily lace fashioned with tiers of net shirring in the bouffant skirt the fitted bodice was topped with a bolero jacket the bolero was fashioned with threequarter length sleeves she carried a bouquet of red roses and white carnations harold mckendry was best man and the ushers were elwin budd cousin of the bride and samuel finley brother of the groom both of rockwood mrs gordon harris at the con sole of the organ accompanied miss donna mcmillan of milton who sang because and i love you truly a reception was held at barlows restaurant rockwood- decorated for the occasion with bouquets of summer flowers the brides table was centred with a threetiered wedding cake flanked by bou quets of sweet peas and white candles mrs v budd aunt of the bride received the guests wearing a gown of bluebell nylon crystallette and white accessories her corsage was of sweet peas and lily-of-tho-val- ley mother assisted crepe dress with her corsage was the grooms choosing a navy pink accessories of pink roses following the reception mrs budd entertained at her home in honor nf the bride and groom for a wedding trip to kingston smith falls and other ontario centres the hriric chanced to a pink linen suit with navy access ories and a corsage of white carn ations oh their return mr and mrs finley will reside in rockwood outoftown guests were pres ent from saskatoon and dinsmor- saskatchewan kitchener hanov er guelph elmwood and toronto jwefita m candleliiglitservice ihpreston church a candlelight service in st johns anglican church preston united in marriage miss molly irene mac leod of that town and robert an drew ridsdafe of acton pink and white carnations and candelabra formed the setting for the attractive ceremony at 7 pm on wednesday july 13 the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs e russell macleod of preston and the groom is the son of mr and mrs cecil ridsdale of gait canon t appleyard officiated the wedding music was played by the church organist harold christiei the bride givcrl in jnarriage by her father was charming in a waltz- length gown of snowwhite lace over satin the skirt held bouffant by a hoop- featured a scalloped hemline over the strapless bodice- she wore a matching jacket scallop ed down th font its queen anne collar was oidered with pearl a heartsh j headdress of matching material held herfiriger- tip veil of tulle she carried ai cas cade bouquet of white carnations with a touch of blue the bride had two attendants miss dolores mcallister of gait and miss sylvia bauer of preston they wore identical ballerina length gowns in blue- crystalette with matching jackets fashioned on prin cess lines completing the effect were their headdresses of matching blue and white gloves they carried cascade bouquets of white daisies with blue ribbons the grooms brother clare rids dale of gait was groomsman ush- ers were andrew macleod toron to brother of the bride and jim silver gait guests gathered following the ceremony at leisure lodge pres ton which wasattractively decorat ed with bouquets of summer blooms the brides mother receiv- ed her guests wearing a light blue printed silk dress with white hat and accessories her corsage was of white carnations she was assisted by the grooms mother who wore an embossed nylon dress of pale blue with navy accessories her corsage was of pink carnations the couple left on a trip to the eastern united states for travell ing the bride chose a pink shangrila tailored suit with a nrrnul corsage and navy ribbons outoftown guests attended from acton montreal toronto guelph seaforth london sheffield and drumbo mr and mrs ridsdale are living on main st acton 1 out of 10 allergic to ragweed much of the hay fever suffered annually by people in southern ontario is caused by ragweed it is estimated that one out of every ten persons in ontario is allergic to the pollen produced by this weed a fact which is ample reason for eradicating it ragweed has other harmful ef fects as well its presence in- clover seed is objectionable and it li difficult to remove especially after the outer seed hull has been re- you dont argue with a loco motive so a manufacturer of rail equipment has developed a lightweight rail inspection car that carries four people yet can be taken off the track by one man since men who design rail cars aircraft and other trans portation equipment regularly use aluminum to cut down dead weight and increase pay load it is no surprise that aluminum was used to replace heavier materials in many parts of this inspection car the person jnho- kill be surprised is the loco motive engineer who first sees a rail inspector nonchalantly and singlehandedly hoisting his scooter from the track aluminum company of canada ltd alcan moved it absorbs moisture and plant food required by growing crops and the weed itself can produce offflavors in milk when eaten by cattle reports the field crops branch of the ontario de partment of agriculture the ragweed plant is a many branched annual with hairy stems growing from one to three feet in height the leaves- are finely div ided and each plant produces up to 5000 seeds that are vigorous enough to remain in the soil for years and still germinate when brought to the surface in the control of ragweed it is important to prevent the seed from setting fields that have been sprayed with from four to six ounces of 2 4d are found to be relatively free from the weed to be effective the spraying should be done when the plants are very young from june 15 to july 15 while cutting ragweed plants be fore the seed sets is a good pract- ice it does not as a rule eliminate it entirely as some of the seed will set very close to the ground and is usually missed a good after harvest cultivation on fields not seeded down previous to plowing is effective short rotations with good cultural practices supplemented by spraying will give good control hand pulling in gardens and along roadsides will prevent the spread of pollen ragweed is everyones problem the field crops branch advise people to learn to recognize the weedand toassistin -destroying-itr- not only for the good of crops but to alleviate the suffering of untold numbers of human beings in 1953 canadian railways had in operation 481ft locomotives 6464 passenger cars and 187960 freight cars phone 16 root hardware rockwood plmmbiftg and h contractors fwi tstimatcs on insiauatfons i- 3 va