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The Acton Free Press Wednesday September Former resident wed in Sask A wedding of Interest to Acton friends took place in Rldgedale United church Saskatchewan when Janice Lorraine and Clifton Karl Holmen were married The bride formerly of Acton Is the daughter of the late Joseph A and Mrs Torana Evelyn Campbell of She is a teacher at Cranberry Manitoba with the Frontier School division Tire groom son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Holmen of Cholceland also Uvea at Cranberry Portage and is a operator with Churchill Forest Industries Special music White and tiger lilies decorated the church Tor the doublering ceremony on August 21 with Rev Robert trotter of Aylsham Sask officiating Mrs Patricia Scott a fellow teacher was organist playing specially chosen selections Including the Hawaiian Wedding Song Come Let us Sing of a Wonderful Love and O Master Let me Walk with Thee The bride wore a satin gown with high neckline full sleeves with wide cuffs and Empire trimmed with French lace A chapel train and face veil were held by a head piece of baby carnations She carried a flowing spray of babys breath and white carnations Matron of honor was the brides sister Mrs Joyce who wore a street length dress In pumpkin shade and carried a nosegay of white shasta daisies Groomsman was Gary the brides brotherinlaw A family supper followed at the Orange Hall when four generations of the brides family were present Including her grandmother Mrs Jacqueline King and her great grandfather Robert Lee Mrs Campbell wore for her daughters wedding a coral coat and dress ensemble In lace and crepe white petal turban style hat and a corsage of white orchids The grooms mother wore a coat and dress ensemble In pale green with brown accessories and white orchids at Cranberry Going away the bride wore a mauve pantsult The couple are living in Cranberry Portage Relatives attended from Ridgedale Prince Albert Calgary and Choiceland Before the wedding the staff of the Cranberry Portage elementary school held a shower for the bride and groom at which they were presented with a barbecue Friends held a kitchen shower In Cranberry Portage which Mr and Mrs Campbell also attended Will marry In Georgetown GUIDE RON BELTZ known as Cloudy presides at af ternoon tea on the trail ride through the Rockies His services were cut short when he broke a few ribs near the end of the ride Wendy Thomson By Wendy Thomson I guess its time I wrapped up my Trail Ride stories by answering the one question I hear most when people get talking about these rides Its What kind of people go on those rides and it never falls to bring a laugh Then I start in on a few more tales My favorite person to tell about is Marie Lee an goodness English Nanny from Toronto She read one my stories about Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies and notwithstanding the fact that shed never ridden before or that she was over decided that that was the one thing shed like to do Mr and Mrs Bernard of Acton would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Susan Darlene to Mr Frederick John son of Mr and Mrs Sam Gisby of Limehouse The marriage will take place on Saturday September at oclock In Knox Presbyterian church Georgetown Ontario Photo by Jim Jennings Many nurses no teachers A record number of Acton girls will be beginning nurses training next week while not a single high school graduate is going to teachers college Lack of positions for teachers has discouraged many and teachers colleges report lower enrolment this fall Carol Masales Nancy Snow and Sherry LoU all begin Sept at the Credit Valley School of Nursing Bev Brunelle will be at the PerthHuron Regional School of Nursing in Stratford Mary Jane New is headed for Scarborough hospital far training and Fisher for the Greater Niagara General Hospital Donna McCabe is enrolled at Kitchener Waterloo hospital Lynn Dunne and Bev Norton will be attending St Bonnie Jones was accepted at Wellesley hospital Linda Perry has already begun radiology at Humber Memorial and Karen Ashley takes radiology at Hamilton Shirley Mitchell will be taking the course in nursing at the University of Windsor High school are also off to university for the fust tune soon Starting to the nearest university the University of are Chris Scott Watson Jackie Lemon Stephanie Merrin and Bob and Ray Stephen had early admission there Nancy Lee and Nigel Scott are registered at the university of Waterloo Takes music Julie Smith is enrolled in the music course at Western University London and Lucienne Pratt Is going to Western too Joe Is headed for Queens Kingston Phd Morris leaves soon for Wjoming where he has a track scholarship Jessie Ann Davidson is going to Sheridan College Grade 13 graduate Shirley is working for Bell Canada at Kitchener I found her a very quiet restful sort of person not sure what was going on but game for it all It was on the last night In camp that she surprised us no end I thought that because she was so quiet shed rather not join in on our Skit night But instead of taking the easy way out and being a spectator she firmly announced that she did indeed have something in mind Fair lady When Maries turn came In the big tent that night she appeared with a packhorse canvas wrapped around as an apron with her hat decorated with flowers made of toilet paper and a horses nose basket for a flowerbasket Then after asking the riders if theyd buy Pretty flowers for the lydy sir Marie sat on a log and sang in a clear true Cockney voice two of Elizas songs from My Fair Lady She was tremendous Thinking of Maries improvisa tions for props 1 was Just sitting laughing remembering a Toronto man from last year Bob was a real Scotsman and his offering for the evening was the sword dance Of course he didnt have his kilt with him but he more than made do much to everybodys delight by fashioning one kilt out of two plaid shirts one front and one back And to add the proper touch he even wore a a buckled knapsack His wife joined in wearing polo pyjamas Back to this year Two more rather unforgettable characters were both guides that I hadnt met last year much to my regret for I keep thinking that weve missed out on a whole year of knowing them Del Brassard out of western Calgary looked like hed just stepped out of a western movie only more so His face was sun and wind burnt with permanent smile crinkles around his eyes His constant cheerfulness was a boost in itself first thing in the morning when you were trying to decide whether yoti could make it up on your horse or not And all of us sat and watched Del on his horse scouting through the trees and thought Some day Im going to nde like that None of us could picture him as doing anything but ruling the range but for the rest of the year Del worked in the CP yards in Calgary Someone that Gord and I arc looking forward to seeing this fall is Cloudy guide extraordinaire No description of mine could do him justice Look twice When I first saw him I wondered where the outfitters had drug him up from His jeans were tattered around the bottom and came halfway up his boots his hat was not only battered but motheaten and he had a droopy ponchocoat on Cloudy himself was equally droopy eyes moustache and hair Wed be talking and Id get to feeling that something was a little odd then realize t hut he was sitting looking at me crosseyed not brazenly so but just enough to make a person look twice Cloudy was more than a clown because all his jokes were intel ligent and his bumbling was done with a real flair Even his songs were a little unusual One that is more printable than some of the rest went The lonesomest cowboy I ever have known Ate garlic for breakfast and rode all alone He hadnt a sweetheart he hadnt a dear And even his horse made him mount from the rear He unwinds One of the summers greatest surprises came in learning that Cloudy is an English teacher from Barne only two courses away from getting his Masters degree This type of summer is how he unwinds When you get right down to it theres no particular kind of person on the rides Some can ride a horse some cant theres some quiet some talkative fat and thin young and old doctors geologists nurses all kinds of technicians truck drivers pilots students some are looking for peace and quiet some looking for adventure and oddly enough both find it When I asked Mane Perry how she liked the holiday she said Well Im not planning on doing it again I tried it once and it wasnt my thing Ill just have to go on looking for that But I wouldnt have missed it for the world Never freeze corn in husk Never freeze corn in the husk This Is the lazy mans way and it doesnt pay off If you want com on the cob to taste garden fresh you must prepare it properly Otherwise the result maybe disappointing and you will have wasted not only your tune but freezer space and the corn as well Why take the husks off For several very good reasons say food specialist at the Ontario Food Council Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food Fust it is not a very practice to freeze com in husks that may harbor insects second the husks take up valuable freezer space and third and most important com on the cob must be blanched Blanched is necessary because all vegetables contain enzymes These natural substances if not controlled by blanching cause undesirable changes in flavor color and texture Unblanched com takes on a cobby taste and becomes tough and pale in color County Separate Schools ADVANCE REGISTRATIONS will take place at all schools on FRIDAY SEPT 3rd- between the hours of am and noon 130 pm and pm C G Byrnet Superintendent HALTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION NORTH EDUCATION SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULES School Year Commencing Tuesday Soptomber 7 ESQUESING PUBLIC SCHOOLS SPEYSIDE GLEN WILLIAMS NORVAL PINEVIEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS and SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL buses will operate on the same Schedule as of June 1071 Students being transferred from Glen Williams and Norvol Public Schools to Centennial Senior Public School Georgetown will be transported by Bus from School to School GEORGETOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Pupils attending Stewarttown Senior Public School Bus No leaving am Bus No leaving Joseph Gibbon Bus No leaving Park am Bus No leaving Chapel am Pupils attending Joseph Gibbon Public School from Centennial School Area Bus No arrive Eden Place a m leaving Eden Place 830 am Second stop Centennial School Leaving Centennial School am Buses No and arrive Centennial School a m leaving Centennial School am Kindergarten class dismiss at am returned to point of pick up Kindergarten PM class Leaving Centennial School 12 PM Pupils attending Special Classes Westbound Bus Kennedy am Leave Centennial am Leave Harrison am Leave Wrigglesworth am Ieave Chapel am Arriving Park 835 East bound Bus Leave Park am Leave Chapel 845 am Leave am Leave Harrison am Leave Centennial am Arriving Kennedy am FOR INFORMATION RE ABOVE CONTACT 8773590 or NASSAGAWEYA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Campbellville and Public Schools will operate on the same schedule as of June FOR INFORMATION RE ABOVE CALL or GEORGETOWN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Kirby Bus Lines All buses to Georgetown District High School will operate on the same schedule as of June 1971 with one exception no buses from Kennedy School GENERAL WOLFE SCHOOL Route Leaving Georgetown District High School 745 am east to Kennedy Public School a m east to am south and west to Ashgrove direct from to General Wolfe School Oakville Route 8 Leaving Georgetown District High am east on No 7 to Maple Avenue west on Maple Avenue to Seventh Line south on Seventh Line stopping at No 15 am from No 15 directly to General Wolfe School Route 9 Leaving Georgetown District High School 705 am stopping at Glen Williams 710 am west on No to No Highway west and north on No 7 stopping at No Sideroad 15 a m continuing north on No Hwy stopping at Silver Creek Comer 18 a m west on No 7 Hwy to Fourth Line am south on Fourth Line to No east on No stopping at Limehouse School continuing east on No to Sixth Line south on Sixth 20 Sideroad 732 continuing south to No 17 west on No 17 to Fifth Line south on Fifth Lute to No 15 am east on No 15 to Sixth Line south on Sixth line to No 10 745 west on No 10 Sideroad to Fourth line south on Fourth Line to Steeles Avenue 755 am west on Avenue to Hwy 25southon25 to Martin Street School Milton 805 a directly to General Wolfe School Students enrolled in the Nursing Course White Oaks Secondary School from Township will ride No Kirby Bus Lines Students enrolled in the Nursing Course White Oaks Secondary School from Georgetown will ride Route No Bus Lines Students enrolled in Special Commerce Course Nelson High School Burlington from Georgetown and will ride Route No 9 to Martin Street School Milton transfer to Tyler Bus Line FOR INFORMATION RE ABOVE CONTACT 8772502 MILTON Injlis Bui Line SECONDARY SCHOOL HILTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Route Commencing lot 11 Guelph Line north on Line to No 20 Sideroad west on No Sideroad to Second Line north on Second Line to No Sideroad west on No 25 Sideroad to First line south on First Line to No 20 Sideroad east on No 20 Sideroad to Second line south on Second line to No east on No 10 Sideroad to Guelph Line south on Guelph line to No to Fifth Line east on No Sideroad to Fifth line last pickup Directly to Milton District High School Route Commencing 745 lot 20 First line and No south on First Line to No Sideroad west on No to Line north on Town Line to lot 13 turning south on Town Line to No 10 Sideroad east on No to First Line south on First Line to No west on No Sideroad to Town line of East south on Town line to Given Road between lots 3 and 4 cast to First Line north on First Line to No 5 east on No to Guelph Line last pickup Directly to Milton District High School Route 3 Commencing 740 lot 7 Second Line south on Second line to Given Road between lots and 4 turning north on Second Line to No Sideroad east on No to First Line south on First Line to Burlington Town Line east on Town line to Guelph Line north on Guelph line to Given Road between lots and east on Given Road to Fifth Line south on Fifth line to Burlington Town Line turning north on Fifth Line to No east on No Sideroad to Town line Esquesing last pick up Directly to Milton District High School Route Commencing am Town Line between and south on Town Line to No Sideroad east on No 1 to First Line south on First to Upper Base east on Upper Base Line to 25 south to Martin St J M and Milton District High School Bruce Street Route Commencing am First Line Duf ferin Quarry south on First line to No east on No to Hwy south on to 401 last pickup Directly to Martin Street J Denyes and Milton District High School ROUTE Commencing Steeles Avenue and Peel County Line north to No Sideroad west to Tenth line south to Avenue west to Ninth Line north to No 5 west to Fifth line south to Steeles Avenue last pickup Directly to Milton District High School Route Commencing No and Fifth Line north to No 15 east to Sixth Line south to Steeles Avenue east to Seventh Line north to No Sideroad east to Eighth south to Avenue west to Hwy Directly to I Dick and Milton District High School J M Dcnye3 Route 8 Commencing Seventh Line No 15 Sideroad west to Fourth Line south to Avenue west to Third line north to No 15 west to Hwy south to Avenue last pickup Directly to Milton District High School FOR INFORMATION RE ABOVE CONTACT or ACTON AREA SECONDARY SCHOOL Acton District to General Brock High School Route Leave Acton High School 735 Acton Milk Store740 south on Hwy stopping at Store 748 a jn Students enrolled in the Nursing Course at White Oaks High School wdl be transported on Route transfer at Martin St School Milton Students enrolled in Special Commerce Course at Nelson High School will be transported on Route 9 Second stop in Milton Heslop and Thomas St SAO a m Route Leave Acton Milk Store 735 south on to No 25 west on No to the Fourth line Nassagaweya am south on Fourth line to No Sideroad east on No 15 Sideroad to the Sixth Line north on Sixth line to No Sideroad east on No Sideroad to Town line south on Town Line to No 17 cast on No Sideroad to No Hwy south on to Martin St School am direct to General Brock High School Burlington Route Leaving Tylers Depot am travelling west on No First line at Wellington County Line am Eden Mills 740 am south on the First line to No west on No 30 to Town Line south on Town Line to No east on No Sideroad to the Second Line south on the Second line to No 10 45 a m east on No to Guelph line south on Guelph Line to am west on No to Second line turning east on Fifth Sideroad to Nassagaweya Town line south on Town line Milton Heights to MartinSt Senior Public School am direct to General Brock High School Burlington FOR INFORMATION RE ABOVE CONTACT ACTON MILTON PUBLIC AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS Acton District High School Robert little Public School M Bennett Public School buses will operate on the same schedule as of June 1971 FOR INFORMATION RE ABOVE CONTACT ACTON MILTON School for the Trainable Retarded Children Sunshine School Hornby Buses will operate on the si schedule as of June 1971 FOR INFORMATION RE ABOVE CONTACT