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6 the acton free pratt wednesday october 23 1968 september ceremony in bolton of interest to acton friends by wendy thomson when the youngsters were small birthdays were no trouble at all i just whipped up a cake added the appropriate number of candles and had that for the dessert of an ordinary dinner when the oldest two entered school and had friends in for the narties it was still very little trouble lveryonc arrived ran up and down the hills for on hoiir or so ploying games that kids play came in for a feed of hbt dogs ice crealn and cake investigated the presents and trotted off home all i had jo do was serve then pick the scraps of buns from under renaud- cleland wedding vows in knox church on october 5 the table after pour the wlerjcr water over hiem to give to the dog and throw out the paper plates over the years i heard that other peoples parties were irtr morc sophisticated one mother turtis off the lights arid tells ghost stories and another takes out her fajse teeth and makes faces im afraid i havent the inventiveness for the first nor the means to do the second my usual method for entertaining youngsters is to give them tome fairly complicated item and leave them alone while they become engrossed in trying to figure out what to do with it as this doesnt work too well for a group ive been trying to think urj something new exciting and inexpensive for beths birthday she will be ii in a week or so and every now and then it becomes apparent that she and her friends are on the verge of becoming young ladies ive forgotten what young ladies like to do other than sulk and giggle therefore i will happily shelve the entertainment problem for a few days and get expert help with it from the mother of a 1 3 year old the birthday party menu had a good shaking up and i substituted things that were as filling as hot dogs but a little more fancy a party sandwich loaf can be made up very easily in the morning and served with radishes celery sticks and carrot curls instead of baskets of candies there will be popcorn balls at each place at the table i have already made one batch and will do another up this weekend using a different flavour there will be endugh left over to wrap up f 6 r h a i io we e n trickort rearing to save mejthe usual last minute rush into town to buy candy party sandwich loai prepare the following tantlwltlt ftlllnfs ham lalad cottage cheese and pineapple devilled egg and chicken ulad you can substitute tome of your own favourite fillings futt us long mi they all go together peanut butter and salrncn tastes terrible i usually ute cream cheese and cucumber instead of cottage cheese remove crusts from an untllced loaf of white bread snd cut lengthwise into five slices spread each slice with softened butter spread ham salad between the first and second slices of bread cottage cheese and pineapple between the second and third slices egg between third and fourth slices and chicken ulad between fourth and fifth slices press loaf firmly together wrap in waxed paper and chill in refrigerator for an hour frost top and sides of loaf with cream cheese softened with cream decorate top with whatever you have on handchopped nuts parsley radish slices sliced pickles etc cut into fairly thick slices when serving easy popcorn halls i pice jelly powder small size any flavour vs cup while sugar a cup corn syrup mix and bring to a boil stirring constantly over medium heat pour over 4 quarts popped popcorn mix and let stand for one minute puller your hands and form the mixture into balls whatever size you prefer cherry flavored jelly is nice to start off with if youre not too sure what flavor to try legion ladies bazaar provides many prizes j the legion ladies auxiliary held a very successful bazaar saturday afternoon in the legion hall winners at the penny sale table were rolling pin and pie plate mrs w mcmullcnsr cups and bowls f wilkin ash tray norma thornhill centre piece m sinclair salad bowl betty butler salad bowl and jug phyllis angell pillow slips ray james pair of towels audrey lockene lamp pearl lliggins cannister set jean milne oven mitts and plaques f wilkin mixing bowls shirley drew plaques doris browns coffee pot junel rogers coffee mugs f wilkin ash trays joyce buchanun cake platter shirley turkosz pyjantas doris angell face cloths alice coles nylons teresa synott gloss dish i em shultis necklace shirley turkosz lamp k turkosz cheese board and tea towels mae palmer bathroom utilities dot deforest aprons shirley drew necklace and earrings dot black gloves l fleming salt and pepper rack dot black butter rack rene johnston cake plate carol buchanan bowls lorna novine ash tray dons angell cup and saucer cheryl phillips cheese board kay timbers mrs d rogers won the lovely fruit cake made by mrs lloyd masajes mrs j loutctt and mrs elsie johnson won the babys knitted outfits made by mrs k provis winner of 25 was janice drew acton v west bramalea won 15 and fred cunningham acton won 10 mrs helen fowler and mrs lucy synott convened the baking table mrs helen johnson the fish pond for the children and mrs l dalton and mrs kay james the lucky draw for prize money mrs grace agncw and mrs w mcmullen sold the tickets for the knitted outfits mrs ruth courtney mrs rene johnson mrs phyllis angell and mrs h shultis convened the penny sale table- mrs janet rogers and her committee served a delicious lunch for the tea tables j mr and mrs ivan harris spent the weekend in orillia with mrs harris brother and tamtly mr and mrs g iaik cathy and kenny visited at the home o t mr and m r s a c landsborough last weekend visitors at the home ot mi und mrs frank i reenun filth line t tin last week were mr and mrs stanley anderson mr altred graft powasun and mr leslie gibbens larlton thev also attended the international plowing match those attending the regional vs glens convention at fort erie last weekend were president gary and mrs batcman mr and mrs g w mcketuie mr and mrs w d l smith mr and mrs w dubois mr and mrs l leatherland mr and mrs stew robertson mr and mrs jim lindsay some of the actonuui were lucky ui draws jim lindsay took first prize in the registration draw pat mckenzie second and gary batenun tenth friends arc very sorry to learn mrs fred anderson is a patient in guelph general hospital and hope lor a speedy recovery mrs j trank and her sister mrs b broun ol port blgin visited with friends in port colbome on monday mrs j r plait now living at ci b lulu germany is visiting with her parents mr and mrs h r force and in ottawa with mr and mrs w r pfafl on thanksgiving weekend miss gwen lauder ol ryerson poly technical institute and miss nancy lauder of york university visited with their parents mr and mrs allan lauder at portage la prairie manitoba brothers gordon and clarence rognvaldson went duck hunting with other relatives at lake winnfpeg manitoba on thanksgiving weekend each came home with 10 ducks fall flowers in white yellow and bionzc shades decorated knox presbyterian church on october 5 for the four oclock wedding of dale lorraine cleland and daniel wayne renaud the bride is the daughter of mr and mrsdavil idaiid 41 mam st acton and the groom is the son of mr and mrs elmer renaud toroio the young coupleare making their home in toronto rev a it mckeni- officiafcd at the wedding and ted hansen played the organ the bride wore a gowfi of heavy while satin with pearl beading at the neckline and long tampered sleeves and full tulle train a pearl tiara held her tulle veil she carried a bouquet of talisman roses maid of honor was a friend mary lou perry and the bridesmaids were cousins sylvia sanderson and linda jacob of kitchener and her sisterinlaw adcle cleland they wore gowns of marina blue with chiffon skirts and lace yoke and sleeves with headdresses of matching lace and pearls they carried baskets of yellow and orange mums the bride was given in marriage by her father groomsman was john smccllcn toronto and the ushers were the grooms brothers bob and terry renaud and the brides brother barry cleland a dinner dance was held in rockwood town hall when many guests were present from acton listowel toronto buffalo oshawa atwood embro and kitchener among them were the brides grandparents mr and mrs jim cleland toronto and greatgrandmother mrs alexander listowel iho brides mother chose a blue and silver brocade dress with shrimp carnations and the grooms mother wore tjreen wool with white accessories and yellow carnations telegrams and u phone call from relatives in alberta were received by the newlywcds the couple left on j trip north the bride wearing a blue linen dress with matching coat navy accessories and talisman roses before the wedding sylvja sanderson held a shower lor he hnde on slpt f aild ann fligin 1 sjiower on sept 25 llicollicc stafl at nation il grocers leled her on oct i the leluid relatives had a shower in toronto oil seplctlibcr 11 a stan lor the groom was held sept 20 lorraine cleland and daniel wayne ronaud married at knox arc making thoir homo in toronto roy photo georgetown september sun shone brightly for the marriage saturday of patricia dorceii eldest daughter ol mr and mrs keith wallace bolton to mr kiclurd divid shiw son of mr and mrs john shaw brampton fhe brides mother is the former dorcen roddick ol acton d lighter of mrs john riiddick nut the late mr ktiddlck the double ring ceremony was held al lloltuu lljiited lunch with rev i knowles nlfiliuling mrs w j addison pliyed the wcdilini linisic given in marriage by her father the bmlc wore a full lenith redingie styled gown of white mg hi i and lace leilunng i sheath dress ol ntgni 1 over satin the attached rudingote of orr iiii i 1 1 f net wis bordered with scalloped laee the square neckline dipping al the hick til the gown to a widens itm how i he lily point sleeves were ol lace i lei three tier hiuif ian veil fell irimi a heartshaped headdress of nrgina pearl ind sequin petals centred with a single dewdrop crystal her cascade niitiqucl wis of red rosebuds and white pi mis halloween party planned at church hiirchill iininuinly hureli women held their regular meeting on wednesday october 10 at the home ol mrs norman turner the president mrs a kerr opened i hi meeting with prayer and a reading i he devotional service was taken by mrs ii griffin a halloween party is to he held on saturday october 20 l0h at k 00 pm in the church basement here will he prizes awarded lor the best costumes chosen by the judges and a silver collection taken the ladies are to bring lunch the next meeting will be it the home ol mrs v swackhamcr on november 20 at upm miss i hihelli wiugli kexdale was mud of honor and wore soft yellow the bridesmaids were miss donna shuw br iiiiplou sister of the groom mrs debbie vi ur ilolton hid miss jo anne wall ice bolton sulcr of the bride who were attired in mint green their full length gowns were similarly fishioned in chiffon tiver satin with high scooped neckline a lloilmg panel of chiffon yell from a satin how t the back their headdresses were of m itching hows md they earned nnsegiys of green and yellow poijis with iiialclungnhboiis best in in for the groom was jim lllilmm ooksville ushers were gord sh iw brother mf the iroonr and paul i vans of llrainpuin and bob wallace twin brother of the bride bolton a reception at bolton i egion hill followed the ceremony and receiving her guests the brides mother wore a uunt green ensemble of crepe sheath dress with matching lace coal her shoes were in itching and she wore a gold hat and accessories her inrsige was of pink rosebuds and white carnations mrs wallace was assisted by the grooms mother wearing a full length shrimp crepe gown with matching jickct ind headpiece of feathers her corsige was white rosebuds with white and shrimp carnations fhe hippy couple left for a honeymoon to st augustine llondi the bride travelling in a fuschia houcle matching coat aifd dress with white accessories mr aiul mrs richard shiw are living a ikhi bloor street in f ooksville announcement gordon d campbell barrister solicitor is pleased lo nnnounco the opening of hi office for he practice of law at 79 main street erin mr campbell i in his fifth year of practice and has been associated with the law firm of carrothers robarts betts and mclennan in london hnd with the leqal department of abitibi paper qompany ltd in toronto he graduated in law from queens university tn 1962 and subsequently was called to the bar after completion of the bar admission course at osqoode hall in toronto tour of school for deaf 1 at tour of thooshario- school fofthe deaf at 111111011 preceded the regular monthly meeting of dublin womens institute last thursday evening the ladies were greatly impressed with the modern building at the school for the deaf and enjoyed the tour very much mrs alex near lake ave was hostess for the meeting with mrs w nelhs presiding for the program the roll call was responded to by the year i joined the womens institute and why many ladies had been members for a long time and one had only joined this year and all agreed that it was a splendid organization to which to belong mrs duncan moffat the secretary read the resolutions which will be presented at the area convention in guelph on october 28 and 2 these were all approved delegates chosen to attend the convention are mrs william mclntyrcand mrs george robertson willi mrs m nelhs alternate a member from the suggested list was chosen lor the provincial board of the womens institutes mrs m nelhs reported that she had attended the advanced hat course in milton for two days this week as summary day is on december 4 the course is commencing next thursday evening at the home of mrs near instruction will begin at h p m a donation will be forwarcled in support of the womens institute program being carried on ill the northwest territories mrs c britton gave a full account of the last distinct directors meeting which she had attended in milton recently a special mention was made of the district day to be held in stewart town on wednesday november 11 at 2pm a social time was spent when a delicious luhch was served by mrs l norton mrs m mccullough and mrs c britton assisted by the hostess mrs a near mrs clark armstrong expressed thanks to the hostess and lo mrs n doughs idueationat convener who had arranged the tour the i uneh onimittee and to all others who had helped with the program thskarsjusta fewofour speqlal saie values v chesk our weskiyspcsiais iso for halloween all sizes contacc cold capsules brush and comb set ucc 114 1st 2 20 oi colgate 100 mouthxish succ list 111 glenspey fruit market we buy used containers is 4 miu north 401 open every day from 1 6 pm save on prescriptions low prescription pricis always acton pharmacy 2 mail stfmt n acton mom 8531620