Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 26, 1974, p. 15

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Acton Free Proas Juno Comins and Goins WILSON centre is not so sure about school being over She her family will be taking a trip Hi the few days to Wetland but she has no plans for summer holidays Sherwood likes school and Is disappointed to see It close for the summer Linda Is really happy this week marks closing time as shell be able to go swimming and enjoying tho outdoors rather than being in school all day Obituary SCHOOLS Well Im sure glad over cause now Ill be able to go camping and find a Job looking after lloekwood gardens says 10yearold Handy Schoenfcld Michael feels tho question is a pretty silly one Naturally Im glad Its over Michael likes to fish and hes looking forward to three weeks of camping up north DAVID LEVY is and hes anxious to play soccer and lawn darts No question for David hes glad that summers here Keith Hamilton Is ready to take off and go camping Glad schools out You bet says Keith Laurie North also glad to tho end of school for awhile We want to go camping and have fun she of will be sorry to know Ihoy left for open The tailed off mornlnK via car for lied r Alberta to Sorry von going folk and In Itotkwowl vllUno youll tin missed 1 lit bock for thin week from lloum anil Hilly who mi In from their now home town to visit Urn Don I loycl Down to I no bu illy wllb MilJinn for fun tlitu In loronto ItiiMtiiy and Widnewlny win fun for tin mix of In lloekwood limit liny took off lor tin for 10 in I ji in Will IiiikIiIiik Funeral service held for May Oakes Friday hi Id room on jusl for well known nnrlh of In district Indy met lur township lust i In Mny mi of II II trim snorted from Waterloo wood wnn killed wu county lo township jtorlnbli iimbrldKe vehicle Iwintt wcorlcd by and Obituary Funeral service Mineral vice of transportation and communion lion per the tlim of Ihe incident Mr wns with her husband Iharlen Hi to the shoulder of tin rood to to ho by but hi wenl hack onto tho where It collided with Centennial School Notes By Judy July to luiv Well out I Hie holiday are In for about two for month anyway I nil unci for of year hat gone quite font but the bent of In yrarsto too fail Tor who will a find i bo attending summer school able J II for fiorin It Sherwood lilt who died o short Hint si by county Horn In Nelson t own till A Scott Mr with severe the World War He hunt injuries fnrmid oil hit life Many In member Will known In the vicinity of United of lloekwood Alton Mrs Predeceased by his wifi the former nn Small Mr Sherwood Is sun Kid by Mrs Mnrlnn of wood Mrs draco of lenr- Ha and Mrs Osborne or Hanover Thompson both of of and and both of Ho Is also survived by sisters Mrs Walker of Ilurllnuton Mrs of Kilbride grandchildren lie predeceased two brothers and was conducted in with lle Williams ml Hospital when Mrs public school received booklets and special tho District Home and School Association Awards pronounced dead graduation medallions last Monday night at the were presented after which a program and annual grade eight graduation banquet In an dunce culminated the final year of another auditorium gaily decorated with hand made graduating class mobiles and cutouts the graduates with their OERHA special day lakes Ihe former May once llwil and was imploycd In the Ullage or Will lloekwood where she istablislied many lifelong friendships The mother Mrs I Tit To- the ami Ronald of of the building she was also Ihe and operation of tin grandmother of seven grand County Radial Railway Doug Shirley and directors of the Ontario lee Donna McDougall trie Hallway Historical As Han Susan Haul ore bold She was the sister of Mrs a special day of They are Joining forces and by one with the Antique Cor on brother While She June car the aunt of Mrs Vera plans on making the and Mrs Mny Webb museum rally point and both of Pickering from to Interment wns Stone biles from local auto clubs United Church ii mctcry At the present lime Mr Is reportedly will bo available for viewing antique streetcars dating from to 193D will be operating and those at tending will the of riding over one mlti Williams officiating llurinl Oakes is reportedly was at recuperating from physical with pallbearers Albert injuries The Hunter celebrated their McDougall Rob anniversary last year am m iitti Don Sherwood and had only recently moved Into through club Rill Harrison new District Annua report A decorated birthday cake area president Mrs Allan Allan showed slides of wasxhihited by each of the and Mrs from buildings around branches of Wellington South Mrs Mrs Haines Hoot Centre at the district Nelles and Mm Leo had slides of century forms of annual meeting held at from and Mimosa United Church to Mr from the the an Department of Agriculture Mrs told of the first of the district Arthur meeting when Wellington Tho past president and Centre district wns organised The curator of the secretaries of the district on June 1 In I rln There History books were given special were six persons in it Mrs Irvine Black stated recognition Mrs tendance there have been eight books from the district microfilmed Mrs Arthur Leslie of provided J entertainment with couple of readings I Scholarships Mrs John Bird Georgetown board director for subdivision scholarships available lo J MacDonald Institute this car is assisting in J Botswana through the international scholarship and is sending to AC ft Lady Aberdeen scholarship to used for people The Lee Home is our own provincial ongoing project and needs the support of the branches Mrs suggested I members learn more about the alcohol problem and tackle the issues of the day Mrs Bird will be retinna this fall and the new board director elected at the area convention will be from hi Wellington Centre IMspliy hi Al the noon hour time was I given to view the displays hi More About Knits from Bel wood Coningsby and hi Mimosa branches and si exhibits from the of Grades and of Brisbane school Greetings wen extended by Rev A Dempscy h Brownie revel held Appro mutt ly mi and luadern tun led tin South Wellington last Thursday held Camp mar ramonu lownnhip wan well runny groups including from and toe In from rln and Arriving at tin camp ar after hours glrln of and fun with took oul Ing their i needs I or many groups It wns a wind up of season mi tings With llrnwnk activities down until the lull Beaver damage Heaver damugi In tin conservation park near Valley ltd has tuned of return llielrtis killed by water Hooding the amhllioiis creatures dammed up a small stream look nod and dead Green sprouts in well manicured lown garden lots these days are harbingers of fresh green vegetables this summer I par for the A Item of local restoring faith Mara ton ells a tiny tail it when during the pouring rain two young Hock lo ri and In iliiiHlng a flat tiro Nice going kids It help liku this lift worlli living I I I News of one other Rock woodulrl is that Jena Day anil Mi I have letmllln llielr on I- our and out in their proud on which lll Is raising limn a goal the land in put It on lueatlon IS ml Ids tiurlnoy lloekwood nay till Credit Valley Club rormnrly Itivlor JULY Dance and Show fly II THE II lH Ilutlcr Tickets 5 Couple hut TlrkcU PHONE 10- 771342Jl SONGS and fun for Tour hours straight was the report back to mothers and fathers of Ospringe Brownies attending last s South Wellington Brownie revel at Camp Corwhln Fifteen members of the Ospringe pack included front Kathy Bradford Wynne second row Linda Bonnie Lang Cindy Janice On the roof are Karen Pankratz and Colleen With the girls are Tawny Owl All Van Heide Brown Owl Joyce and Kathy Wynne an assistant for the afternoons venture Missing from the First Brownie Pack was Snowy Owl Cor Wyndhtm I Sit 8226041 Guelph and area for over 90 year MasseyFerguson mowers come in pint sizes too Our 5hp riding mower uses only pints of gas per hour riding mowers are economical dependable and built to last Three forward speeds plus reverse using positive chain drive Choose from seven models including lawn and garden up to 14 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