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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 23, 1976, p. 12

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The Acton Free Press Wed June 1976 Present awards diplomas to first 4H Carnegie grads Forty three members of Ha 11 on 4 clubs received diplomas from the Dale Carnegie Personal Develop ment Program during an award ceremony held at Holy Rosary Church Hall Saturday night They are the first class ever to receive this training in Canada Theresa Holland area Dale Camegie course supervisor and course instructor said she was pleased with the mature attitude of the Halton Hers Even their parents have noticed a change in them Mrs Holland said I think each one of the students has benefitted from the course Mrs Holland said the key to the course is personal development and that the goals of the course are building self confidence and Among the first decisions to be made by the H class was who should receive the top awards namely the Highest Special Achievement Awards The class voted on the person fell had gained the most from taking the course and came up with a from Georgetown and one from Milton Doug of Georgetown was chosen for the Highest Achievement Award and Donna Stewart of Milton received the Achievement Award jrds Karen of George town was presented with the Total Achievement Award while Marshall and Tina Holland year old of Mrs Holland were elected Impromptu Champions Mrs Holland said she wanted Tina to take the Dale Carnegie course away from her home in Kitchener so she would have to prove herself Naturally I proud of how well done Mrs Holland added In addition to these awards presentations were also made for Best Speech Most Improvement Special Achievement and Human Relations Those receiving Best Speech words were Martha Corker Paul Richard Stanley and Brian Most Most Improvement winners were Valerie ScolL Hill Robinson Frank Robin son and Mary in Robin COUNCILLOR centre thdts with Tom and Jessie Ware at the Pioneer Luncheon at the Parish Hall on Sunday Many people crowded into the hall to enjoy lunch and talk with friends PIONEER LUNCHEON was a great success on Sunday with many people attending Front row left to right Mrs S Snow and Mrs Jessie Kentner back row the Rev Ewing Grant Puncheon the rector s warden Fred and Jack Creasey Sr had chance for a talk be fore the meal was to begin Dump on Regions agenda for today Members of the Britannia Citizens Group will be out in force again today Wednesday when the sub of the proposed landfill site is discussed at a regular meeting of the Re gional Council The Public Works Com will ask council to con tlnue drilling ion at the Britannia Rd site once again Council ordered a halt on that work during the lust meeting in favor of getting more information on the possibilities or expanding the current Burlington landfill site Holdup The public works com mittee argues that the in formation on the Burlington site can be obtained concur rently with work on site Council rejected that stand earlier this month after a pre by the citizens group Anne one of the exe cutive members of the tens group claims the move ment and protest Is gaining momentum ly by ly She claims not just residents but others outside the area have shown interest and sup port for the the group is fighting Mrs it points to donitidi from a owner in Milton ex pressed by Burlington resi dents and the pledged moral anil financial support from the Hilton federation of Agriculture as examples of wide spread support The group lias engaged en vironmcntal lawyer David assist in the camp aign a landfill site in Iht area He assists in strategy poll tics and public relatioas as peels of the Mrs K itz the roup considering hast notes and post cards for distribution riu card would show the proposed art and the view from tin irold dent of the Federation of said the id pledged both moral and financial support the fight No specific dollar limit hid decided Our concern is that Is agricultural land Our position has been that sitcA the current Burlington landfill site and site Mil ton Brick site should be used for dry rubble That always been our position and We re sticking to It Doug MePhail Marianne Stark Kim Karen and Tinu Holland were presented with Special awards while Human Relations winners were Martin Corker Joseph Peppy Weeden Kim Van yken Paul Stewart Cathy Turner Karen Teresa McCarron Stew Holly Five Book Awards were out Recipients were Debby Martha Corker Ivan Brian Wingfield I he Dale cime about when K Associates of II million donated 15 to the clubs of The course Pool beach Free fitness clinic at soon open Actons high school DOUG McPHAIL of 2 Georgetown was the proud recipient of the 4 H Dale Carnegie Highest Achievement Award during graduation cere monies at Holy Rosary Church Hall in Milton Saturday night With Doug are course instructor Teresa Holland and her assistant Jeff Currah The wading pool at Pros pect Park will be open to the public beginning June 28 dur the afternoons according lo recreation Anne Pickering Life guards will be posted at the beach beginning July also during the afternoons every day but Sundays Children s swimming les sons formerly held at the wading pool have been lo the Indoor pool this sum mer Fitness tests will be held al beat studies and numerous the high school on Monday other exercises to determine evening for all those interest physical fitness The clinic is free of charge Persons attending will have and is sponsored by the Hal their blood pressure token be ton Hills recreation depart measured for fat have heart ment fc IKHIBIK I Camp is for asthmatics The Hilton lung from Aug 3 to 13 is proceeding with plans The camp provides normal for its third summer day day activities with a camp program for children daily session of physical con with asthma exercises and better This will be held at J breathing techniques All James Public School and children with asthma are Wcdgewood Park Pool in welcome to attend normally costs per student and K Crone and Associates wanted the I to an equal opportunity taking the per sonal development program J tl is required to attend 14 four hour sessions in order to qualify for a diploma As the t was such a success Mrs Holland said she is planning form new class in Milton for Ihe sum mer months Enroll Now DALE CARNEGIE TRAINING PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Carnegie Training 0rend GEORGETOWN 8772201 m formerly G Fiih Chipil Give yourself a break Drop In and see us for the finest Chinese Food and Fish and Chips In Hill HOURS am 8pm Sunday 1 2 Noon 8pm Thun 11pn Tel 8532060 CASEIN CARLOAD NEVER ATTMIT AT WAREHOUSE FOODS NO MATTER HOW LOW THE PRICE ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PRICE ALL FLAVOURS SHAMROCK ICE CREAM 99 EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PRICE TISSUE EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PRICE EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PRICE LITER CARTON EVERYDAY WAREHOUSE PRICE towels KLEENEX FACIAL rnr tissue air MEAL MAIDS r5 NABOB f JELLY POWDERS CLARK ASSORTED soups 79S BUTTERFLAKE ROLLS g GREEN SWEET WAFER PICKLES TEA BAGS CHOICE flfl APPLESAUCE MFC PEACHES PRUNE NECTAR HENLEY POLSKIE DILLS or A PUDDINGS COOKIES 51 00 STANDARD 57 89 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