Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 13, 1970, B6

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Acton Free Pratt Wednesday May 1970 First horse show of season for Rockwood Trail Riders Sunday The weather conditions last Sunday did nothing towards dampening the spirits of the large crowd of participators and spectators at the Trail Riders first horse show of the 1970 sea ion Barrel races races and pick up races were all part of the exciting program which the delighted viewers watched with interest In the senior western show Cindy came out in top spot with Dave Taylor taking 2nd and 3rd place for and Mike Dales for The flag rate event showed Harvey 1st Mike Dales taking 2nd and 3rd tor Rockwood with Pal of placing Harvey of Rockwood was hands down winner for the Pickup Race and Guelphs Dave Taylor placed 2nd Hike Dales of Rockwood 3rd and Dave Taylor Guelph placed In reining 1st was Tom Smith of 2nd Wendy Klein 3rd Bob Smith of Cooksvillc and Harvey of placed 4lh Judy Brown of Guelph was 1st in the Trail Class with Mr of Rock wood 2nd Kathy Michael ot 3rd and Ken Tuck of Mills 4th In Pleasure horse riding Cheryl of placed 1st Bob Smith 2nd June Schuicr 3rd and Cindy The Senior Division showed Pleasure Horse Wendy Klein Isl Jcjn 2nd Tom Smith 3rd and Dave Row Working Hunter Dave Rowc 1st Duncan 2nd 3rd and Barb Ferguson Riding Wendy Klein 1st Dob Smith 2nd Lilts and Duncan tied for 3rd Jean 4th Hunter Hack Duncan 2nd Dabs 3rd Dob Smith and Wendy Klein The Junior Show Junior Lynn Duncan of 1st Guelph 2nd Susan Brown 3rd Judy Drown on his horse Red the competitions Photo by Lorraine Trophies presented at bowling banquet The decorated Parish Hall of St Johns Church lent itself beautifully to the occasion of the Bowling League annual banquet and dance Lvcryonc had wonderful time President Dune was the spokesman for the evening and his endless good wit and sparked his opening address as he welcomed all the bowlers and congratulated them for their He continued in top form as he presented the numerous trophies with the Stratums Corner team coming up with top honors to win the Dave Tropin The president made the presentation as team captain Sam Nyholt accepted the tor his team of Dune Ruth Kingsbury Shirley Salmon Dick and Garfield Tarwell Special takehome prizes were also presented each tin team members The Carneys team were the the the skillful participation and fun and captain John Carney thanked Dune McPliedian on behalf ol Mae Bob Van Bob Lilies Doug Cross and Doug tame as he accepted the Trophy The high average ladies was won by Stories Salmon with a score and Dick Dupuis as the top lady winner Hie High Triple Hat with a 75 score and Vic won the mens High Triple I lal with points Manna Mulder was the High Single Hat lady lor the evening with a score and the High Single I lal Mens event was won by Doug with 3Ki points High Triple Handicap Women was won by with and the Mens prize went in Bill with his High Triple Handicap score r COMINS AND GOINS SingleHandicap and Jack points lor the unproved bowler disisio adics High Ireii gain is home Sighs of rebel and we Lome through now little Ingle tin youngest and Ingle of Ham In the all Hospital lor Sick the in cleared and per km She will be sporting crutches and a sling tot a short time again but everyone is just base Iwr and own wotds llie dog remembered me Congratulations are extended to Uoyd and Ruth Milhon on the excision tin arrival of then new born at the St Josephs Hospital Sunday An open is proposed by the Christian Education leaching staff lor all patents and interested to attend on date ol Wednesday May at pin at the Centennial School Guests arrived from Owen Sound and Rockwood fete Mr and Mrs Alex Rockwood on the occasion of their wedding anniversary held at the Amber Cupola in last Sunday May 3rd and planned for them by the McNabb and families combined The Ball Park will be an exciting finish off for the holiday weekend on May 18 when the Rockwood Trail riders will have their display of fireworks Lets make a date for everyone in Eramosa to be at the Park next a dusk should be great A busload ol 2 clasps students Centennial High School took olf tin last Monday to Meet in Hamilton While there viewed the new sieelmakmg method which is gaining world an average si points and Bacon had 1 1 points this point in the program chairman made special mention Doug which hid greitK putting his it become the pi lumps Hi tin ca pi a in the the method intiodiii America held Windsor j icnd In hum prevailed and attet lie numerous were presented the tables wen cleared the inderlul time piping music was an pari tin evenings pleasure Straight dances polkas I la test Tuesday morning the Grades and school children of Rockwood School treated to a showing slides South America by Mrs C Graham of which had taken during her trip there last fall It like to know how to make your garden the prettiest in town ou are muled to an evening of landscape planning with Rixkwoods Dick Strong a specialized landscape planner and architect who will show how it can be done Learn about shrub planting what flowers compliment your home and how to beautify dark and unattractive corners in your garden Come to Centennial School next Wednesday May at An invitation from R A to enjoy an evening of ROBERT HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST 1 1 Road S Goorgatown 8773971 Guelph till Race John Dales hi Ann Dales 2nd Lynn Duncan Rockwood 3rd and Judy Rockwood Obstacle Race 12 and under 1st 2nd Greg Dales 3rd Tim Dales and Rny Lmslie of Reining Wendy 2nd Jane 3rd Bridget Glynn Ann Dales Game Judy Brown Isl llu 2nd Lynn Duncan lid ol Rockwood and Tun Dales 4lh he days which begin long session and participation concluded on p m List Sunday show is lie Too many trees needed A request by lramosa township council was shelved recently by the Department and wests The hud tried to obtain tree fur cciuclery planting However due heavy orders placed curlier by oilier could no be tilled until some time si Oct Hour Approvals ARRANGED IN THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR HOME Toronto CALL COLLECT EVGS JUNIOR AUXILIARY Saturday afternoon in Photo regular contests and the Trail Riders hope notices lor such events will be sciulimed by all horse prone enthusiasts Seeks to rent canoes at park Robert Sinclair Rockwood has proposed the Usage ol township property adjacent to the Harris uid park lor the purpose ol renting canoes during summer agreeable to the proposition with stipulation that they will assume no responsibility the case accidents Seek fo change course entrance recommendations were conveyed recently the Niehol township clerk the entrance to a proposed course he plated on the country road instead on the 1 iimosi and town line The township Junior Auxiliary attends rally in Arthur church Rockwood News went eight green he mud junior iiisihus girls mil their leaders ill matching lies in J skirts with while blouses mil socks as heir sported freshly stripes and badges ol merit to the J A rails held m list Siluidiy itlernoon All church were represented when lie girls assembled in ihe Grace Anglican Church with othei groups Milton Georgetown and to participate in an lien en ii sidered I ting hour program which began at II p in began an opening church service with Rev I ol Arthur welcoming ihe assemblage and giving hi the words the J A HAPPENINGS Judy he Centennial girK voiles ball played ott mams the I ramus I iremeii last Wednesday and the gave us some cr stiff competition when they won most of the games It was fun though and even kids ROCKWOOD CENTENNIAL SCHOOL rid really eady I NO SWIMMING One day my sister and liking the lie came lo a pond There wj enjoyed I e for a All sorts ol kids turned out to the Car Wash lor Quebec Tour lasi and by the lime we were I unshed we thought that just about every ear in I had been washed We began working al in the morning and were still going strong mini iiuund Ill swimming lor a lung suddenly along cam We ducked under the yet watc kept but i ducked under water I had sileei or was the hi as soon as I did two he man sav up Right i my lips Mr lovi Mis and every one had a good time The food prepared the St Johns Church ladies had bun and the teachers who were ike which will go a was low Quebec We re iimg the and ictona Das Mas IK this yen so well next weekend In the Inldre bubbles come ilk mm He sou doing veiled Get sou i my sister and I said Well how lo read yelled tin said De sign No in We nil 111 e t my lie Alwas s spot he refreshments ail par evenings fare Another season bowling has come and ended plans will soon be arranged for starting up in the lull meantime culminated a wonderful season team and individual activity Please note Operation May Day set for May 23 at St Johns Anglican Church has been cancelled until fall Watch for future notices Leave Your Films with Us JOIN OUR FILM PLAN Ltt tod print your films BLACK It WHITE or Guaranteed expert a new fresh film FREE the and type of your original roll in tin only CAMERAS SUPPLIES I ACTON PHARMACY I MAIN ST ACTON mankind Usui education it medi i i modem aiil aids el tape Mr sable to convey what true meaning of hie wis about and ihe gills I omit the service to be inspiring Assembling liter tin Iuish hill they were divided into two groups while the older to 12 year olds enjoyed a spree ot hunting Hie Ids applied iking piper mi I oik ilji wis all passed too ipnckly to include he progr iinmed and by oclock delicious lunch which had been by ihe it- A was scried ipnckly consumed by the hungry J A eis A lei the repast the leiders was presented with a Remem brance shield which had been designed by one llu Grace girls to he to he various chinches to mg in a honor until mother when hey would badge I rally I rum placed next to crest already take life easy Its and lew expensive when who lakes inlercrl r there tin- insurnnte on programs that tcctitin for your fnmily Well show you sunn ways but we wont pressure you I hat makes a littl in quality ton INSURANCE AGENCY ACTON Phono SAFECO INSURANCE OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY MAY 16th FRANK MOTORS SELLING BP PRODUCTS GUELPH ST ACTON 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