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Comins and Goins Word back to the Burton Hills on fnll is the son Gordon Word is having a marvellous time visiting the Holy Travelling with his Divinity School graduating class of University Gordon list reported from Jerusalem that he will be in next Monday He has vislteei Rome and Istanbul in Turkey 1 Tel Aviv and Galilee Great going Gordon congratulations your complement and three leather will me thiptrones this Thursday when tight students of school will trip off via bus to Niagara I ills to set tht hydro plint and several places of interest nam the group will enjoy a day of touring and visiting with a stopover at the Motel It should be an trip which will tome to in end Friday at when they return homi t I 1 ifhl two years young ind Mrs Mary Scott for Hock wood was feted to spctlal ittebrutwn by friends who dropped in to her to wish her many of same A favorite in the village nets here ilso 1M1 her the lust for miny a I- den Mills fireworks display was another com e ent last Friday night when villagers and friends gathered at the park grounds after a ball game to the camaraderie of May M cell in age from nine months to sixty years Mills swimming enthusiasts for completion of this year list for summer We re all filled up eve rjone wants to get in the swim Hob Iovc lommunttj chairman The Acton Free Press Wed May B5 Centennials hosts Toronto children Last morning v Kit to a sines of district farms climaxed on tinture which had provided another learning for Centennial school children as well as in reducing number of Toronto city ililldrtn to run and form lift for the first Hie wtre of three day vinturt organized through the bmnk of edunllon of North ind Wellington tounty It when a area now with the Dun lott in Toronto inquired of superintendent of schools Cliff Whitfield as to feasibility of bringing the pupils of his sthool to a rural one He them to penenct firsthand what rural living is all about Thirty from the Toronto school their and thret parents Mrs Marlon Tubman en joyed i series of excursions in about the village The thildren had previously corresponded with the Toronto children wire In homes of hc to whom had written students plus including three rents visited three and had been escorted by their hosts on fishing expeditions to ball games soccer matches and Sunshine club sets bus trip visitor it tht mrt item was tomplettd us trip to was Sunshine Club last and date set for Wednesdays dale the thildrtn plus last thapcrones visiting v irious For three days factories and interesting tin children with pnees in Thur their was thtconserv two friends in tlass of where with John itlle of tht Outdoor of the Wellington board together with Richer Mob live of Centennial they another phase of works the lie nlolmi farm on the ine Kittened Itockwood school with a inten sting ind providul mi it for Ihouht for members I Mirslulluf a Mtmbers pro- FRIDAY WAS FARM fun for students of Rockwood Centennial and their grade two public school visitors from North York who came to the village on a threeday learning experience last Wednesday Calves nuzzling and licking hands were a delight to city youngsters who cuddled farm cats ana dogs as if theyd never seen animals before The conservation park village centres dairy horse and pig farms were all part of the treeday adventure for the students and escorts who left Friday at noon with a CNR train ride the topoff for their rural visit preservative told members of hi ilub thev wen entitled to a nut in improvt tht ir ficihtits More equipment inslruttion Rubers ire ilso ivuhbk hi explained Mr hid been to the soni will pi mo unlisted to he at the town ball with the bus mi promptly at a m There will be no meetings until at I I in warned president 1 the speaker were imes enjoyed with Mrs I Hunter Mrs It Mrs It lady winners with ith ind I Alton t rokmole imps were Mrs HI mil 1 until vvas Mrs Smith Mrs A I eonvtntrs for the afternoon re slime Iotholes nd of the conservation park Hob lxivc out bed ireas for They were able to eibservc wild lift river lie iters dims lowly snake was first children were able to take home small sample rotk formations s round up furiously the Toronto who it lording to Wellington eountv had never re illy farm life on the firm wis when licked the ends of the they win stitu with I firm to when horses were r used the were to He horse firm moved ilnnf to Aim pit farm where they vitwtd pis of ill sizes and illowing ion noon hour tin venture is complete el Ihe Toronto w is iken to uilph bus and then is fur the expenente by tr to ltrown only use hospitality of both the Hoik morning wood parents the school bus at a m visitors stiff During tht evenings pi ieiui reading for hosting our prim irv diss May Principal the for their gift it would hint in place of return isit for the Rock wood to visit their new has belt pi inned for dues of anil Miss said Ihe had been eliostn bv Welling ton is one where principal staff were to the of the visit of from id supervise the children en excursions with three consultants mm the Wellington county education George board member also ndi d during the three day ef Lionettes sponsors of Miss Rockmosa Luncheon honors Wilma Williams pot link lun on was he Id at the home of lillhn Hill on 1 ill Si on the of to wife of rttinnL in ulster Willnms of In Hock United eif the May Miss contest for dim cm the I den telnet queen found their Mills summer Is a decision a difficult one t paddling instruction nines were minimal with el isstobe Betty ev for the Marsh ill in with representing the The it functions venture is a first in this it to the to Hob wercontopwlth who said the R Hock w rt filled as soon as lo is opened I each of contest high on the judges store I had sponsored sheets she was proclaimed night event ind pins prtsented were ones a Vosef of charm Centennial high sthool of the width Twihi of bible group mil Helen tin founder mode the pm Glendtm folks In the old knot on he finger and rtnumbcr villiew the dote of June for the to the second Saturd of the We v Street a runner lromosa girl iterant spoke high student briefly skeicneii Benefits of The lions Club in Judges were Dorothy with the Wellington dairy contests Helen proprietress of the r Belle store in Flan and The Wedding The play drew Terry Thomas of CKCO TV rounds of ippliuse and wis rccollc the club presultnt Tom icted as ilmrnnn of thi contest At its con e mtmbers of the were trcitid lo a presentation of the Junior s nt ftstivnl paper pick up on already subjects propose the and keep jurists ringed from up the iood work sayl mtmbtrs Ine lions hope see reiiitmbr to put out their surplus supply for an all d ly Saturday rvite beginning a m unity and to in imdi Smellier high studtnt spoke pressiv of her v of orelin itini and Kitthtner by year s reigning the queen received i reel roses from I lonetle president Donna rienls ind a for Miss Glendennmg wis prcstnted with a for with I ions pin in itlendonce bible taihed The formed approximately ago meets every stcond hursday morning it iricus It is lompnstd of I who fiel tint mcelint and the in J Christian under st indluf of Its contents Missed Mrs Sinclair gift old Mrs Williams she will be missed both in tin and the com Sinte living in wood she has been highly involved in United Church roups of Mont United as welt as With the rttirtment of her husband in sht will be leaving with him to like upresidcntc In I on don INGENUITY COMPOSITION and originality were key notes in the poster competition sponsored by the Rockwooa trustees recently in their campaign for clean up last Saturday in the village Posters were drawn by Centennial school children and judged with Jane Murray the winning contestant She is seen holding her poster flanked by runners up Carina Janice Gray and Alexander and art teacher Mrs D Young Cleanup will be repeated next year Jane Murrays poster tops I of public tremendous effort sihoeil were but ions Wt to ite el this w as part of a more of your ability in hi ill e le in up e fort as future and pointed sponsored by the out wasoneof ill 111 rustics the important requirements sthool ptistirs plus miking ipil Grint Millie who nadirs lwart of whit point for posters designed to be for judging at the village off in posters wtre chosen on composition and design In pn si awards judie Kiel those who participated and she could sec is put for a possible in of 1 poinls Jane Murray was the top mne r w nine one points I Iundnk w is with seven Jinitt riv indPatti ired third place with six points win envelopes of for the best poster ind for second thirds The pupils were rode six students of Mrs Young The posters wen placed in various stores in tht lerraine Hoot icted is judgt The dump Iruik wis busy list Soturdiy for ihe village tie hi up in to I en the truck w in Tor most of the eh until the dump in the ifternoon It madt four returns to villige to pitk up more junk collected over i ptnod of lime he sud The clerk eleiieled to Old ip w is s it wis the per 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