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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 28, 1977, B12

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B12 The Acton Free Press Wednesday Sept 28 4H achievement days held at fall fair HONEY POT NURSERY school children visited Chudleigh s Apple Farm last week Jennifer Dawn Wilkinson Missy and Kevin Anthony were just a few of the youngsters who got to pick apples right off the tree It ALTON DOG CLUB By Mark J Leahy Rep Leaders Evelyn Gillies and Sally Vertulia Judge Bob John from Toronto The program consisted of a large and small dog show class In the small dog class 1st Diana 2nd Susan Marshall 3rd Heidi Stadler Elaine White and 5th Cathy Cuth In the second group were Brown Karen Brown Suzanne McCutcheon Stuart Parsons and Valerie Scott In the large dog class 1st Eileen Marshall 2nd Ruth Gillies 3rd Brent 4th Janet Barnes and Nancy In the second group are Beadle Judy Brown Tammy Cuthbert Laura Marshall and John In the third group are Ttrry Alkema Jocelyn Wing field and Lynda Helpful farmer awarded plaque in the Grand Champion Showmanship Class 1st Diana and 2nd Susan Marshall CLUB Leaders Cy Lowden Doug Gardhouse and Don Harris Judge Irvine Black I- Showmanship 1st David Stanley 2nd Holly Richard Stanley Joseph Andy Beth McDonald and Campbell McDonald The ewe lamb exhibit 1st Holly 2nd Andy 3rd David Stanley In the group were Richard Stanley and Joseph In the C group were Paul Beth McDonald and McDonald I JUNIOR Judge Dive WHAT A MOUTHFUL Nursery school children enjoy apples they picked Jennifer Quinn Dawn Addison and Kyle Crowder didn let the rain deter their enthusiasm at all Most people in Acton arc familiar with the Acton High School Outers club the past live years the Outers have been collecting almost thing that can help in the difficult task of raising money for their club This week the Outers paid tribute to Orwell Johnston from Acton who has been storing paper in his barn for the past four club has earned over from collecting newspaper for cycling purposes Cliff this years pre Paul Kitchmg president last year presented Mr Johnstonwithinoldbam window that hid been res lored my with the words Mam thinks lultn The money that is from the piper drive is being used the of two foot North I he is now on the first of month to earn monej Mill jXIi Acton teacher taken hostage BACK at nursery school the children made apple sauce from the apples they picked Chris Hayter Michael Ferguson and Ian Roberts work at the various steps of the cooking I- filled the air it High isl Tliurs when Miss Clark w is taken by forte from her classroom by unknown kid The group known only as The is suspected some to be group of grade 1 students The rinsom note wis painstakingly con strueted out of letters from a magazine and demanded list of precious items from staff members The physieai education departments is hit the hardest with instruetions for Bruce Andrews to five up his new bright green runn shoes and Rick Mi Arthur his Other items demanded in the ransom wen snip from Itiek ihiiksbnnl KtnHhs pen Mel and of i pig be nated In department the w is phetd in the In the in Miss irk was found bound ind outside and is in good con The hive not been identified however according to an office four fitting the kid desenption were reported missing from their biology class it tht of the Gormlcy Leaders Junior Ken Jeff Nurse and Doug Senior Bert Stewart and Jim I Showmanship Junior 1st Kim 2nd Stephen Wlngrove 3rd John Geo Heidi Stadler David Robinson Randy Proud David Wilson Lorraine Anderson Russell ind loth Mark Senior 1st Stewart 2nd Donna Stewart Joseph John Milton Hill Robinson Holly ftth Beth Mirshall I Hen Wendy Heifer Calf Junior 1st Kim nd John MePhail 3rd Cun Mark Brown ridge Connie Patterson Jth David Wilson and loth Intermediate 1st t lien 2nd Bird 3rd Tracy Mirshall Mary Jem Robinson Senior 1st Proud 2nd lnne IlindyPeddit Donna Stew Carol I ildluw Stephen Ian White Holly Hurren ind Roy 1st Senior Jersey 1st ink Robinson I air of Dairy ilufers Mine Slew irt Don Enrolment up in schools School inrolrmnl in s in pi mned with the result it It le ithtrs ttenlmu it tht s m man thin list bur I its looking thru irt lime j irten It ithtrs in the high schools is ibout thin 1 ist ir It it AFTER THE APPLE sauce was finished the youngsters enjoyed apple printing where they dip an apple wedge onto a sponge saturated with red paint and press the wedge on a paper thus making a design Jeff Hoerig Joe Morgan Vaughan and Michael Beaudry worked hardat their designs SS enrolment still climbing iipiIiit mi Robert Little news While other school systems are experiencing shrinking enrolment the population of Separate schools is growing Hills Trustee Hartley Shark told Holy Crross Parents Association lost Tuesday night that enrol ment is up 400 pupils system wide this year ItyKrissv Hawkins Open House September was a success The parents enjoyed meeting the teachers and looking at the children s Mr our school board school member came to see parents and also staff Two policemen paid an unexpected visit to the school this week Safety officer delivered safely posters for every classroom and also colouring books to grades kindergarten one two and three The other officer was warning children of the dangers on school buses Inter school sports have begun Mrs Scott is in charge of the cross country team which 20 children have joined Soccer for girls and boys is run by Mr and Mr There are three girls and five boys School reporter Another young school reporter has joined the Acton Free Press Krissy Dawkins grade five student from Robert Little school will be reporting on the news at her school Be sure to watch lor column as well as the other schools each week He said part of the increase this Is because there is a The teams arc made attributed to Actons in up of students from both Robert Little and St Joseph School the summer was to be at Joseph school registered but THE RABBITS ARE HERE VW RABBITS ORDER YOURS NOW Tho Money You Save at Will Be Your Own It OPEN SATURDAYS Rabbit Diesel AT MOTORS WE BAZ MOTORS LTD THE ALLNEW 1978 MODELS Buchanan 4th Bill Robin son and Brenda Buch Pair of Dairy Heifers Other Breeds 1st Marilyn and 2nd Frank Champion Dairy Showman Stewart and Reserve Champion Donna Stewart 11 CALF til I coders Evelyn Gillies Bill Jackson and Doug Judge Ross Bailey Uxbridgc Junior Showmanship 1st Parsons 2nd Richard Stanley 3rd Ruth Gillies In the group were Peter Barnes Robbie David McCann Joe Corlwright Senior Show m inship 1st Nancy 2nd David St 3rd Doug Jamie Alexander ith In the B were Lone Parsons Paul Wilkinson and Brian Wingfield Beef Class 1st I met Barnes 2nd Peter Barnes and 3rd David MeCann In the B group were Jamie Alexander Ruth lilies Robbie I eanne Parsons Steer Class 1st David St inley Nancy Mehmnon Richard St inky and 4th Doug Mil hail In the B group were Paul Wilkinson and Bev In the group Joe Lone I and Brian Bee Showman mcy McKinnon and Reserve Champion David 1 asb ind Champion Showman were LAKEVIEW CENTRE and PUS I WAS one of the guest singers at the attended Miss Acton Kill show He w this yowlh and of the high school in Burlington means ficcs tough fin times in the years to come noted with shrinking enrolment public school system taxes mi not In crease as much in ye to come which will hurt the irote school bo lie said new separate school and Hal public and school ton first separate high taxes go up the imi amount school noted the board innually expected students at St We have best school COMPETITION WINNER WILL BE ELIGIBLE SWEETHEART OF THE FAIR CONTEST at ERIN FALL FAIR Saturday October Prizes for all contestants Special Prizes for Winner and Attendants DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 REQUIREMENTS Single girls to 24 years as of August 2 Must wear street length dress 3 Must present 5 minute speech on My Country or My Favourite Topic Send NAME AGE ADDRESS and PHONE NO plus 2 IDEAS for an impromptu speech to Mr Mrs Craig Switzer R Hillsburgh 855 or Contact iy J Mrs Paul Hamilton 853 1589 the top two showmen In Beef Dairy and Sheep with all three Judges scoring each member showing each animal The Grand Champion Showman was David Stanley and Reserve Champion was Holly Hurren First Year Showmanship Dairy and Beef 1st Randy Proud 2nd Robbie 3rd Anderson Elizabeth Bird Marilyn Bird and Russell Interclub Herdsmen Class In the first group we had the Halton Peel H Sheep Club and the Beef Calf Club In the group we had the Halton H Junior Dairy Calf Club and the Senior Dairy Calf Club 4 Agricultural Club Exhibits In the A group were the Horse Club and the Forestry Club In the B group were the H Livestock Judging Club 4 Calf Club 4 11 FORESTRY CLUB Leader Lyle Stokes Judge Burke McNeill Milton Each member had to display a collection of wood blocks tree leaves and forestry fruits and seeds In the wood block collection 1st Norma Wilson 2nd Richard Stanley and 3rd Andy Baschkowski Leaf Collec tion 1st Norma Wilson 2nd Richard Stanley and 3rd Carol Ann Fruit and Seed Collection 1st Norma Wilson 2nd Richard Stanley and 3rd Bev Wing field A I TON IllUmSt CLUB Leaders Stan May and Bill Stokes Judge Jim Cation Caledon Junior Showmanship 1st Carson 2nd Galbraith 3rd tie Kelly Ovcrsby and I iz tie Susie and Valerie Scott tie Eartha May Sandra and Joseph 10th tic Janet Suzanne Corker Debbie and Susan Marshall Senior Showmanship 1st Roy 2nd tic Diana White and Wingfield tie Fish Joanne and Eileen Marshall tie Marianne McPhcrson Brian and Kim In Pony Class 1st Kathy brailh 2nd Susie 3rd tic Blaine White and Brian Winglield tie Terry Suzanne Corker and Kelly tic Carson Debbie Susan Marshall Sandra Mcllugh In the Horse Class Ist lit Ross Roy and I tic and Vulanc tit Janet and Kim Wlngrove tic Ivan May and Wingfield We Stock and Order McCALL STYLE SIMPLICITY PATTERNS HINTONS 5c 00 STORE AUCTION SALE Grundys AUCTION BARN OSPRINGE JCT HWY 242S Look for the big Red Barn Ft North on 2nd Line SUN OCT 2 at 2 pm Great Auction Sale Savings on All New Furniture Tools Gift Items Etc only a fow of which listed below 23 Chesterfields by famous makers Also sectionals some French Provincial Styles land Hide A Beds and 6 pc Kitchen Sets in Chrome Wood Mattresses and Sox Springs from Imperial Bedding and Beauty 20 year guarantee Sizes 39 to 54 also King Queen sizes Bedroom groom Swag Pole Lamps 31 Day Clocks Rockers and Recllners Pine Maple BBd Bunks complete Morse Stereos component sots Furniture including chest of drawers dressers Desks maid beds captain beds 3 bed room sets Morse Sewing machines cabinets year guarantee Gilson Appliances available Head boards from 39 to Harvard bed frames with large carpet rollers Carving seta 8pc table cutlery sets pc pot pan sets 3 piece coffee tables Wall plaques pictures AM radios Car radios Punch bowl sets water sets and a wide variety of shower gift suggestions track stereo players and speakers Work socks nylon socks cushion foot and white sport sox Oil lamps sets Hand saws hack saws ham mors etc Imported Dutch copper brass ware in various styles 5 vises 23 channel C s B aerials 23 and s Every itam carries makers guarantee CASH CHARGEX personal cheques with I D SALES ROOM OPEN TUESDAY THURSDAY NIGHTS Every week starting at 7 m BIG ASSIGNMENT SALE Last Saturday of each month watch for further announcements George A Grundy Owner Alex Parr Auctioneer

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