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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Piano students perform at recital last Wednesday district by Barbara Funk The piano student of Mrs Ariel held their annual rotate recital at Centennial School on Wednesday June opened the evenings program with Arabesque by composer Robert The students who performed were Vanessa Helen Kraiina Ingleaon Charles Bunce Jeff Lisa Verhagen Aaron Stevens Para Ingle Matthew Birdie Kingsbury and Lynn Misurka Highlights of the evening Included the duets performed by Lisa Verhagen and her mother and Aaron Stevens and his mother Guest performers for the evening were students of the School of Ballet Kitchener The students were led by ballet mistress and choreo grapher Rosemary Doyle The dancers were Beckie McCoy Gow Katie Schmidt and Jay The long Women s Institute held their quilt draw at the Lions Chicken Barbecue on Saturday at Centre The winner of the quilt was Mrs Rose Anderson Arthur Si Acton with ticket number The cushion was won by Mrs Jessie Gellatly Main St with ticket number The Institute wishes to express their thanks to everyone for their support Monday was the last day of school Centennial spent the day giving out awards for the past year The primary awards assembly was held in the morning The primary grades entertained with musical selections as well as the primary choir Ian presented a poem Mrs Jan Mc Donald received the educational assistance award for her work during past year Scott and Stephanie were presented with the sportsmanship award presented toScottTurowskyby Mrs Tubman Following the primary assembly a special assembly was held to honor Mrs Marion Tubman who is retiring this year Mrs township for the last years with the last 12 years spent at Centennial Shelly Ward presented her with red roses from the students and staff Kevin Galley on behalf of the student council gave her a silver ice bucket A was presented by Mrs The staff and students have been compiling this book for quite awhile Jan Osborne from the Home and School Association presented Mrs Tubman with a necklace The senior awards assembly was held in the Kevin Galley gave his valedictorian ad dress assembly The following are the awards and recipients Don Hills Awards patrol Helen Ke Carolyn Mlllson and Robert Schwa rtzenburg Centennial Award for most dedicated student at intermediate level Kim Petty and Tim Duncan Student Council Award for most overall improvementgrade Mark Oml- Commurucatioas Award Rob Love and Jackson Kelly Memorial Award all round grade Jennifer Gordon the House League Awards went to the Red House Sue McCormack and Gary Coverdale received them for their bouses Awards were also given out for perfect attendance honor roll trackandrieldandschoolletlers The afternoon session closed with Gerry thanking the grade sevens on behalf of the grade eights for their work on the grade eight banquet The grade graduation banquet was held at Rockmosa Centre on Thursday The awards ceremony was conducted by Grant McRae The following a re the winners The Tony Proulx Memorial Award Humanity Helen Ke The Earl Osborne Family Award Citizenship Helen Ke the Seim Memorial Award round student registered with College Heights Secondary School Joe Catteau Award History Kevin Galley Home and School Awards Greatest Academic Improvement during grade Joe and Kathy Kane Denham Award Geography Kevin Galley Somerville Award Science Proficiency Kevin Galley Student CounclKMuslc Proficiency ComneTrudgian and Julie Driver Instrumental Music Award Greatest Improvement Susan Cole Grammar Award Kevin Galley English Award David Jones Robert Leslie Family Award Academic Proficiency Kevin Galley Mathematics Award Kevin Galley Duncan McPhedran Family Award Greatest Overall Improvement Mike Zandstra Saunders Family Award Art Julie Driver Marion Tubman Award Home Economics Julie Driver Industrial Arts Award John Billings George Smith Family Award Most Valuable Male Athlete Gary Coverdale and Craig Shaw Robert Love Award Female Athlete Award Beth Ha worth La Most Valuable PlayerVolleyball Corrine Trudgian and Kathy Kane Kevin Murdock Award Most Valuable Player Basketball male Craig Shaw and Gary Coverdale Larry Polo Award Most Valuable Player Softball male John M cQuinn Valedictorian was Kevin Galley The students parents and teachers ended the busy evening with a dance The B Squirts soccer team played the Acton Lions last Wednesday night in Acton The score was 2 in favor of the Lions The Atom girls basketball team lost to Acton on Monday night Thcscoreuns23 Eden Mills Trees enhance hall Lions Lioness offer to fill hole The Lions and Lioness are willing to pay for the filling in of a hole at the back of cemetery and may upgrade the entire cemetery At a public meeting last Tuesday evening village residents learned the Cemetery Board is financially unable to fill the hole in the cemetery It was hoped the villagers would make donations to the cemetery so this work could proceed Park Edge Develop ments had offered the Jobfor The public meeting was called after village trustees were served with a petition to fix the hole The trustees had approached Township council for financial aid but were told to ask for assistance from the provincial government At this level they were advised there is no provision made for cemeteries The trustees returned to township council and were again denied assistance At this time they decided to appeal to villagers for donations and If none were forthcoming then the hole would have to be filled as fill became available Harry Bonner said that it wasn t only the hole that had to be filled but the appearance of the enure cemetery needed Improvement Don offered a donation of or a new shed If the location of the shed could be changed and shed torn down Barbara Bonner of the Lioness announced her organization with the help of the Lions Club would pay or the filling in of the hole by Mrs G MacDongill Community Club meetings are over for the summer As most activities for groups are finished leaders are asked to return their hall keys to president Bill Adair with thanks Thank you to town for the pretty new took at the Com munlty Centre The shrubs and trees enhance the setting of the old town halt The weatherman t smile too nicely on the Friendly Seniors picnic so it was held in their room at the hall rather than on Jennings lawn However folks enjoyed a delectable buffet style salad sup- Mr and Mrs Vem Webb of Hamilton and Geroge of visited with their cousins Mr and Mrs Fred Mr and Mrs Ross Campbell visited with friends in this area last week Mr and Mrs Jack Chamberlain spent some of their holidays with Mr and Mrs Ted McNamara at Oro Station and also camped at Lake The June meeting of the Presbyterian Women hosted by Mrs Clarence Ramsey was opened by the president with a reading A letter from Jesus All Joined in the singing of What a Friend we have In Jesus Mrs Barden thanked all who helped In the redecorating of the church basement A donation from the family or the late J Roy Gordon is to go towards the new kitchen counter op and other renovations in the kitchen A welcome was extended to Mrs K and Mrs A Ball Roll call was answered by li members and two guests with my pet peeve Mrs accepted the role as keeper of the In Book Pennies for the Fellow ship of the Least Coin and the collection were received and dedicated Scripture from Psalm was read by Evelyn Barden and another chapter of the study Neighbors or Strangers This dealt with our heritage and there was a discussion on customs in our church and community that have been handed down Readings on Judging and Utile things of Life were given by Angle Ramsey A contest on parts of the body was won by niece Neeb and MacDougall A social half hour was convened by Mrs Barden and the hostess and courtesies were given by Mrs William McLean Mr and Mrs J Daniels and daughter Mary Ellen of Rochester NY visited with Miss Isabel Lowrle on Sunday Mrs and Mrs J attended the Anderson reunion in Riverside Park on Sunday a fie moon patio Mr and Mrs Mansell were in Toronto for a couple of days and visited Joins mother who is presently a In Mount Sinai Vital On Thrusday night the ball boys lost the game to with a 75 score At the foyle Ball Tournament on Saturday Eden Mills came home as Tourna Champions winning out over Mary hill Robbie Campbell SnirahJh Lu Med Strawberry Ebeneier JU1 Church Thursday Churchill Strawberry Tea draws crowd Julia on Turner by J Turner Luscious strawberry desserts were served at Churchill Straw berry Tea last Saturday evening Freshly picked strawberries and ice cream piled on a home- baked tea biscuit and topped off with whipped cream to make a pre cariously high but dellciously satisfying treat Charlie Perry a one- men band with mouth organ and guitar played Boat motor stolen A motor was stolen off it boat while parked in the driveway of Rusa 381 Main SI sometime between June 17 and 19 say the motor was worth rollicking oldtime music throughout the evening The event had to be held inside due to uncertain weather most of the strawberries were picked in the rain but everyone seemed to have a good time May I take advantage of my privileged position as correspondent to brag a little about my daughter Jul j arm June 17 was Prize Day at St Margarets School andJullann was a graduate Juliann won the Grade 10 prize for English and Mathematics as well as the coveted Head mistress Award Pauline pre sented this award a book and a beautiful nosegay of roses carna tions and cornflower had previously represented her class at a luncheon at the old Mill with Head mistress Madeleine Speed Canon Hulse Ian McGibbon and honor Mrs Pauline McGibbon Mrs Kerr Fifth Line and Mrs Mary Swackhamer Hamilton attended the alumnae reunion at Alma College St Thomas Saturday June 19 They visited with former school mates from all over Canada and as far away as England who had attended Alma College years ago or more Table dedicated to church by Doris Fines An organ and saxo- new additions prelude was the vestibule of Knox rendered by Bonnie Presbyterian Church and Chester were dedicated by Kirk who played also Reverend Noble Dean at during the taking of the the anniversary offering Other musical service on Sunday numbers were a solo by morning A table was Eric Wallace Oh God of laced In the vestibule Mercy an accordion y Mrs Roy Young In duet by Glenda and memory of her parents Debbie Sinclair William and Julia Amazing Grace and McPhall and a mirror Beyond the Sunset and on the wall above the the choirs anthem table in memory of Open My Eyes The George and Florence lovely floral McPhail by their grand- children church were courtesy of Rev Thomas Max Mr and Mrs William well a former minister of this charge who left Shirley Fletcher here 18 years ago received her county delivered the sermon on honors for completing Our Magnificent Con- six projects at the stltution and which he Clubs hastened to explain he achievement night on didnt mean the Thursday evening at Canadian 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