Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 29, 1974, p. 20

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The Acton Free Press Wed May Field trip reveals park vital asset On May nnd lenchpr went to the The field trip Mo study the of the pork 2 to how resources the itself ore managed to get some idea of tourist on the Ihe resulting to understand the of in general The following repoit one persons fin dings and imprtislons of as they relate In the above four Iiilnntt In Silurian timis million years ago worm sin inurul Ontario In these Silurian senn the optimism conditions for growth of reefs were i lent were found ilose to the water surface As climate retfs died other lock their place During the Wisconsin lei Arc to years glacial mcllwolcr action on the reels and ad Joining rock i rented tail rock pinnacles cylindrical depress inn or potholes I Park is 197 aires of coniferous forest on a foundation of limestone The is very unique as it and lauslherenrt fnlnxnmplis of Tin siurnl to th sulmmlng inmplng a and can all lie found or done Hot til that ohm nation Parks such as are of tin most 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wild not just hi ones hat grow in voiir gartkn Anns also to the ixamples of wnli rsht it manauinunl con Jii this and t oik Ik it seem lo Ih It s to lit- to Ret In for a tlmi know that somi thing Is lielngiioneloeonserM ninny of our natural resouriis anil pnsirc our heritaRi Youth page P Arbic chosen NS trip Artie along with it from all parts of tularin wire MM who til on a trip to llnllf cm Hit I tin trip In miiiiKlratlons gin sin and tm otiinilts fnritgnuwrnrsliip lolvitioiily Rriuli Hindi tun In Hit Hindi win lilllttiil In Ihuik of issiplt around own r fill rips jniros was In make sludr in on of In J had a mill Midi HIGH SCHOOLS countll elect for next year is Yvctte president Steve Buchanan vice president Shirley Hon Moore for treasurer get for your money newly officers are aiming for a more efficient student council and they want lo try to build up school spirit Acton high Outers club members go to BC Colorado Hit outtrs dub at tin Alton IIIrIi Suiool to r intnihti I ttlMl mini ttini I mm this slnrt in tin Outward Hound program has Rrown partidpanls In I on ml In and British Tin Outward Hound first in llritaln Ihuhihi i tlu of young ami who wireiirowiiliig mitt In did not tall llulr v hoi i nil r Ihi rid Swift gradt Hindi tins lo go to Kin mi Is an Outward and It Is tht only In I i li tn Artiit ami of tin originators of tin lull in Alton High wilt tio going to tin otorado Outward Hound St I ion I ifiurHtHtlial and Piter will hi Inking art mountain and will last for days In August Mr Itnwliy lour i mnuiitaln will run for days In July IIIh program InvnliiH a Ihrit day whin Outward Hound an to fm Notes from Acton High By I Tiny will tin long in Tills week is wllli quite a of fiiltl trips Ihi trip has been planned for On Monday Mrs many months but for a while I ink gradi nine art lo was with Hum and tin trip Ih The group Mill on Hit whole day is not a in tilt iniirse ml thin Is tin whiihlHagratii I2indltand Inolvis aililliis of an outward hound W Hr tent of program is outsidt of tin ilassrwm Hie Outward Hound lourst not only Willi physical hut also tin physical and mmtnl to not to yield their motto visit school Ily tin Mi and linn He In Hi past thru if At ton htm Hair future May from sudor puhlii siliool an I llolxrt wok tin will isit i hi hind tht rogram in to show hi Hi it tiny art lo Hutu an id i of whit flitiwl is tils rognim Tests passed Miss I Inda Snwifm llmlnnry lists it hi St in in She Is a at I and In r of Mr an I Mrs It Sawdm of Ai ton In is pupil of Mrs I ISA Cold and profession with the Out Iph I I gun Skating I Ml was out of students in chosen to go to Halifax The trip was by the ii I I Canadian Studies tiny Ilk J nally Whin tin wis Hint liny win In tin Hindu from I illlt th it Hay ivi re promt In illid said Hint tin was big ind Hilt would g t lost ERIN READY MIX Ready Mix Concrete Sand Gravel Stone Fill and Top Soil 17 Side Road ERIN 8339601 Calvinettes take first at rally Tuent Acton girls and their leiders spent a in Drayton rcccnth when incites of district council held l heir annual It was a of sociilmng andactivitvforthcRirls The rall was held on Sal April and ran through the from a until clock Representative from Cambridge Guelph Strafford were all present as well as the Acton group campus minister from London was ihe speaker who told his youthful audience that beaut from the point of to grow within Poster mentioned After the talk it wis lunch followed by a of skits plas and sing songs During the afternoon a displav of crafts shown as contributed by the various groups attending Acton took a first for their particulir craft consisting of a number of items including crepe paper and raffh flowers papier michc dolls and a Christmas centrepiece to the leaders a poster contribution from one of the Acton girls received special mention Van iter was the who designed the poster which reportedly was partly responsible for the a win the rally with the group was head counsellor leaders Lynda Dorothv Corversand Miry Duiker a junior counsellor Approximately girls ranging in age from ten to 15 ears had attended the event Work on crafts had been the project of the Acton group since the beginning of art gallery rip also taken with Mrs former art Milton court watt tht destination for number of Inn Mi took so I aw ion students so they might sic real court In session Thi group spent from tnonm to 130 observing court room procedure Toronto trip On Thursday mother large group will be out Mrs Joan Morgan Jim arc taking nine students to Toronto The students will spend the day on tour which wlil isitlng a temple and a Rogue The grade geography students leave for this LIONS CLUB OF ACTON CENTENNIAL SPLASH Sat June 8th ACTON COMMUNITY CENTRE DANCING PM to 1 AM Featuring THE CARLTON SHOW BAND available at Acton I A Canadian Tire Foodlind Store and Members Proceeds For Lions Pool Protect LOVELL BROS MEAT MARKETj RED BRA Choice Rump Roast RED BRAND BEEF Choice Blade Short Rib Roasts Shoulder Roast Choice Boneless Prime Rib Roast Sirloin Tip Roast Extra Lean Boneless Point Brisket lb Chuck Roast Ground Chuck Small Link Sausage 95 Maple Leaf Sliced lb Side Bacon 105 BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET OPEN am to 6 pm Thurs Fri till 9 pm KenLBloVB Ma Tod it HOME DECORATING CENTRE 25 S Ave Wilton 8785400 878 FREE DELIVERY ESTIMATES ta room room building a if it gal putting in a shelf or two Bring in plans ideas list of We take tjme ideas itemia and total Sv7pJi t o obligation to jou This Weeks Panel Specials ELEGANT SANWAN A MAHOGANY ANTIQUE HICKORY 599 CRAFTMAN HICKORY Roll out a new carpet just cut to fit Sturdy Nylon loam iJ backing for IN B EXCITING COLORS BLEND DEEP PURPLE ROYAL BLUE HARVEST BEIGE FRENCH BLUE SUNLIT TAN FIERY RED SUN GOLD FIBERGLASS INSULATIOM R7 3S ctn 3V CUTTOSIZE FENCING ORDERS One of our specialties Drop in anytime and let us quote you on your FOR Special liaO OS FORMICA HANDI PANELS Assorted patterns colours SPRUCE Economy Grad 85 8 ft only Cosh a Corry

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