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110 dolls precious antiques shown at lakeside chapter centennial tea over 175 enjoyed the centen nial tea monday afternoon and evening at the home of mrs marguerite taylor willow st the unique occasion was spon sored by the lakeside chapter of the iodje and regent mrs cecil welles welcomed guests at v the door the attractive older home was decorated upstairs and down with flowers and cen tennial flags chapter mem bers guided callers to the tea room centred with a beautiful ly decorated table and to the displays upstairs there were 116 dolls on ex hibit in a room upstairs they had been assembled from some of the members daughters col lections and a few friends there were three very old dolls one estimated at over 75 years old was a large china- headed doll dressed in pink which has been rejuvenated for mrs joe hurst mrs j inghs a chapter member showed the charming doll dressed in fragile yellow silk which she played with as a girl mrs o morans childhood doll wore blue velvet with a match ing tam three dolls from germany were shown by the bollert fam ily and there were dozens of labelled figures representing many countries which belong ed to mrs e footitt ruth ann leatherlahd kathy hinton terry dowding and kathleen dills a large stuffed doll which won a first prize at the cn e made by mrs jim dills of milton was- also shown among the most intriguing to the many visitors were a jap anese doll with a wardrobe of changeable wigs and two span- ish reversible dolls family heirlooms brought for display by a few of the in fibers and friends provided added interest there was a childs tea set which miss flor ence wilkin played with as a child comical old cookbooks and a volume of advice to young ladies fine china and pressed glass two beautiful feathered and jewelled fans a small antique sewing machine which still operates a sewing box given a young girl in 1884 cfcxtury- of difference in garb was appar ent at the lakeside iode tea and display monday pouring tea for the many visitors mri a j buchanan wore a becoming drets and matching hat of 1967 behind her stand fellow chapter members in copies of gowns of 1867 mrs s matthews mrs h h hinton nd mrs m mccgllough over 175 enjoyed the special centennial year event staff photo police report no vehicle accidents warn bicycle riders a wife made to order cant compete with a ready maid a beautiful carved ivory mah- jong set and gaily embroider- ed piano throw and several articles of old clothing proved fascinating oldest articles on display were two china dogs over 200 years old owned by mrs ru- dolph spielvogel shown to visitors in another room were articles which the chapter is sending currently in a bale for the save the child ren fund also shown were examples of things the chapter collects old eye glasses bits of wool materials for quilt patches pocket books for ser vice men some of the beautiful big toys being made to sell at next years bazaar were also shown they are the product of the tal ented hostess mrs taylor many of the members of the chapter wore oldfashioned cos tumes some of the dresses like mrs w mlddletons crisp black had actually been worn by members of the family most of the others have been made for centennial year a unique combination ofboth factors was mrs velma wests crisp white sheer blouse new ly made to top a relatives cro cheted wedding camisole with it she wore a blue checked skirt and matching hat hostess mrs taylor who greeted the callers in a long gown in the afternoon found she was a little too busy for its swirling skirt she changed for the evening into a shorter rose and grey cut velvet gown of the 20s topped with a feath ered boa with many of the replicas made of modern crisp cotton members wore their grand mothers watches on chains and jewelled pins the committee in charge of the tea with regent mrs nel- les included miss alma braida mrs c leishman mrs g cur- rie mrs w middleton mrs j mann and mrs taylor those who poured tea were mrs a j buchanan mrs cur- rie mrs ih h hinton mrs a orr mrs middleton mrs r west mrs j jocque and mrs j dowding others who assisted serving tea and with the displays in the rooms were mrs m mccuilough mrs s matthews mrs j inglis mrs w coon mrs h helwig mrs e marks mrs ann talbot mrs j mc- hugh mrs d dills mrs g musselle mrs e footitt mrs r spielvogel miss florence walkin mrs g w mckenrie miss donna riseborough mrs a ellerby and miss jean bar ber during the week april 9 o 15 last officers of the acton detachment of the opp pa trolled 729 miles and worked 216 hours reported corp r mason four traffic charges were laid including one impaired driver and 27 warning were is sued other violations under the liquor control act found three vouths charged with consum ing liquor while under 21 years of age and one person was charged with having liquor in a place other than his resi dence i gd cttzem oword ffatf actom doctor a good citizen award has been presented to dr r d buckner for his services to the young men in the salvation armys house of concord dur ing the past eight years entire ly on a voluntary basis dr buckner has been devoting his halfday every wednesday to work with these boys the award was made by ra dio station ckey on april 12 dr buckner learned of the award at the eighth annual din ner meeting of the house of concord which was attended by about 300 judge sprague of halton was also attending and was one of the first to con gratulate the acton man there was a complete ab sence of motor vehicle acci dents nine other miscellane ous occurrences required po lice attention a total of five business premises were found insecure no local court cases were heard in magistrates court on mondav april 10 1967 a number of local children have been observed riding their bicvclcs with two children on them riding on the sidewalk and at night without proper lights parents are asked to remind their children of this dangerous practice baby sitting course for guild the girls of st marys guild of the anglican church have completed a course in baby sitting the instructor was mrs john cunningham rn the girls who took the course are rosalind hall jeanette col lins marie holmes feona gid- man churlene higgins brenda denny lucienne pratt barbara browne and bente larsen the girls will now be eligible to take a course in the fall in practical psychology anoth er course possibly ahead for the young students is in working with emotionally disturbed children holding dou she played with as a child mrs j inglis stands by some of the 110 dolls on display monday at the i o d e tea her lovely doll had soft chestnut hair and a dainty dress of yellow raw silk staff photo tj lor pleasure tt bowl for health tic entire family can bowl together mako it m date bowl where the action is i acton bowling lanes iqumuhsit n oatjl wo british israel the bible nationa message the attack on the throne moving succeeded in taking from us the symbols and much of the reality of our british heritage the subversive forces which brought this about ore now working to end the monarchy and make canada a republic to you who do not want this to happen may we suggest that the first step in any effective opposition to it is to know and to help make known the true identity of our ancient throne and why the continuance of our relationship to it is q matter of supreme importance to all canadians regardless of their racial origin wl would liki to till you about it far your fbi copy of our ntw booklet iehold your king write to the secretory canadian britishisrael association ia ontario po be 744 smjm b ottawa oatarla the acton free press wednesday april 19 1967 3 health unit reports no orders to start planning clinic that so far no guidelines for the setting up of such a clinic have been received from the department i couldnt say when plans for such a clinic might begin i would like to see the thing cleared under the law before i make any com ment he said dr stuart referred to the fact that the criminal code of canada presently forbids dis semination of birth control in formation a family planning clinic may become part of the halton county health units program of service within a year ac cording to a report from tor onto ontario health minister mat thew dymond has gone on rec ord as favoring the setting up of clinics by all of the prov inces health units haltons acting medical offic er of health dr stuart said elaborately trimmed old gowns were worn by assistants mrs c leatherland and mrs a ellerby at the tea and display at the home of mrs marguerite taylor monday they are reading some of the olcubooks of household hints for gentle women that were on display staff photo jack ridley cartage limited concrete blocks concrete brick cinder blocks clay brick sand stone livestock and fertilizer farm service and supplies dump trucks for hire fully insured pcv class fs i f acton phone 8530730 you are invited to a smorgasbord dinner and open meeting sponsored by ted macdonald candidate for the new 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