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Babies feared pet destroyed What could be the Tint encounter with a rabid animal in the area this season has reported by the family of Churchill Road taking no chances they had their family dog destroyed by a neighbor Saturday follow no a Thursday night sklr with a fox they believed to be rabid John was feeding pis rabbits when he heard the dog was being attacked by a fox and when Mr investigated the fox flea Into the bush circled round and came up behind Mr When the fox was six to eight feet from Mr he turned round and began shouting at the animal The fox again attacked the dog and Mr began hurling sticks at the fox The fox then disappeared One member of the family told Ihe Free Press that the fox was thin and looked to be rabid They hod a neighbor destroy their pet poodle One The Health of Animals branch Brampton which Is informed of all known cases or rabies In this area has had no reports this season so far Dr Brian Buckrcll of Georgetown Animal clinic reports he baa a suspect in the clinic present The animal Is from Georgetown Neither Frank Oakcs or Craig Cornell of Acton Animal Care centre have heard of any cases There is always a concern for rabies In this district commented Schools open Continued from Pane Jim May will be going back to his home town near 1 to teach and Carl Layer is headed for Kitchener More than students are expected to fill the class rooms when doors open next Wednesday Two new port able classrooms have been Added to take overflow of Students and during the sum mer some of the walls were down and the insulation and windows fixed A noielty to the school this r will be the assignment of lockers Up until now students have been able to pick their own I Bennett public school expecting an estimated students will four new teachers on its staff Mrs K Hob ins on will teaching grades one and two Mrs Joan Pallet grade four and John Murphy all new this to the teaching ess ion Leo Brads haw of Glen Williams school will be teaching grade six Departing from the staff are Mrs Campbell Mrs Pit Harris and Miss Gail Principal Gary has a leave of absence until after the election Our the summer a new portable classroom has been added bringing total to three the Robert little School lichen staff are Sandra Novack Mrs Linda Mrs Katharine Kavanaugh and John Me Cuteheon In place of thtse people will be Jeff Hooch with grade seven Martha teaching grade three Sharon Preston teaching a split of two and and Paul Ktrby leaching grade six and art Mrs Sanford is return to the teaching staff after a few years the present time students art expected to be enrolled in the school cording to vice principal Gary Itatinian Changes the school since June include one wing repainted new floors in the lull New teachers will Join man new students in ever noticeable that Acton s growing soon as the corn crop is THIS SteamEra this weekend in Milton how steam revolutionized farming reunion will be staged In The town has called the Steam Capital of Ontario and rightly so The show is presented by the Ontario Steam and Antique Preservers Assoc year thousands of people visit to be en lertained and educated about the early days of farming In Ontario They will learn three kinds of steam engines the stationery portable and portable traction They will Moss Hardware MILL ST E ACTON 8632720 STORE HOURS Mon Tuh Wad Sat Thurt 800arnto900pm Service For a Growing Community Dim MISS ACTON FAIR COMPETITION 1975 Winner will bo eligible for 1976 Miss C E Sweet heart of the Fair Contest off preparation will MEMBERS OF ACTON Children s Band an Opportunity for Youth project and their loaders held a special concert at the band hall Thursday off Churchill ltd I evening Many friends and relatives listened to the tunes Band members played at various times which explains the empty seats I DESCENDANT OF BIG RED This t new Stilt farm office when I can urn with the best in ham Ms insur invite you to call drop in tim A Christian School is a public non denominational parent oper school Parents believing they are responsible for the child s education established a center for learning where Christian will permeate all instruction The child is taught to know God love Him and witness of Him In a life of service to God and man The Christian School meets Ontario provincial requirements for curriculum and teacher certification The Christian School is a lo cal institution where board members teachers and tors play significant roles in the daily operation of the school though the facilities of the Christian School may be similar to those of the public school the Christian school pupil receives something special preparation to do God work in this world Shouldnt Your Child Go To A Christian School MEET GEORGETOWN DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Parental Christian School Society established 3 Room modern School building opened on 7th Line ust out side of Georgetown Construction of additional classrooms Continuing Increase in enrollment necessitated building of more classrooms students Operated by a board of directors Incorporated as a corporation without share capital under the Laws of the Province of Ontario Fully qualified dedicated and certified staff members part time teachers One modern classroom planned to be constructed during Budget met by Donations Membership fees and tuition fees Close contact between home and school through T A personal interviews School News and regular reports Reasonable teacher student ratio for individual at DO WANT TO KNOW MORE WHY NOT PHONE G PETRUSMA Principal In School 8774221 School VALUES 595 ALLIGATORS 1974 WINNER KAREN HILFMAN JUDGED ON APPEARANCE PERSONALITY AND POISE Friday September 19th AT FALL FAIR VARIETY PROGRAM Two Runners Up as Queens Attendants PRIZES FOR ALL CONTESTANTS Donated by Local Merchant and Industry SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WINNER AND ATTENDANTS Deadline for Entries Wednesday September 1 7th at 7 pm REQUIREMENTS Single Girls 16 Years of Ago and Over Wear Street Wear Formal Evening Wear of Your Choice Must Live In the area serviced by Acton and Rockwood Post Offices and or attend Acton District High School members of the Miss Acton Fair Committee- John Chapman Russell Murray John McAdam Brent Marshall Mrs Jack Marshall Mrs Mrs I Mrs Altken Mrs Maggie Hall Miss Bruce Miss Valerie Mitchell Miss A Thlbodeau Smith Mrs Mrs L McLean Mies Ann Luty Bob Smith Miss Karen HI If man 1 1 ft I tm Further Adventures of Big Red A few years hack one of major events was Hit birth of pony colt lilg Keel Henry Kelly s store Known by Ink rested in as one of the smallest if not the pony in the county to be only int his high When Mr Kelly left tht he also left Hid who now happily siring Over past yearn Hit six year old has a high colt now i whip ping 37 Indus and a Jolly This yiars production is Chimp measuring at two weeks almost Indies All art out of thi mart Lucky belonging to Gord Champ is shown in this picture holding himself aloof from the advances of Richard Sheridan of Ontario visiting with his daughter Hitchcock on the iixth 60000 voices cant talk back The Ontario government has silenced its employees Our job is to provide services to the public We work in colleges hospitals and offices We drive snow plows inspect your food and protect your environmental rights The irony is that we have few rights ourselves Many of us feel we are being used by the government Take for example the last budget The government attempted to woo your vote by cutting back on the civil service This will save taxpayers a fifth of a cent on their tax dollar That isn t even a pittance when you consider that the budget calls for over billion of your money You see to the government we are political pawns And not good People who work with retarded children the sick and the infirm those who run our correctional centres and inspect our food have been cut back Public services will suffer But the government won t let us take part in the democratic process to bring about change For us that is illegal We can t canvass for a candidate We can t speak or write publicly on any party s platform We can t talk about the real issues We have fewer civil rights than other citizens All we want is equality And that won t cost taxpayers a cent We hope that you will vote for civil rights equal rights for everyone We only want to be heard Whose rights go next Civil Service Association of Ontario