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B 2 Acton Free Press Wed September 10 Speyside Welcome new faces will miss departers Limehouse fall courses FORMER ACTON MAN Ernest West was sworn in as a judge in Bramp ton on September 3 Last Sunday his sister Mrs John Chapman of 2 held a small party in his honor for friends and relatives Left to right Mrs Wilma Chapman Mr West and another sister Mrs Helen Front row their parents Mr and Mrs Fred West Church English visitors Church Sunday morning ship service was well tended Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs Norman Turner children were Mr and Mrs Thomas Georgetown and Miss Winnie Turner and Mrs Mary Turner of England They are first sins of Norman father this is their first visit to Can Miss Joyce and Mr Steve Marshall also Mr Mrs Gordon McDonald were among the guests at the wed ding of Mr and Mrs Jim Dal nee Isabel on Saturday September at the Guclph Bible Chapel The Reception was held at the Concstoga Inn Kitchener Mr and Mrs ft David on Mr and Mrs Mac Arthur Mr and Mrs Dob- Mr and Mrs Dob ble of and the CS Denny families attended the wedding of Mr and Mrs Swacknamer net Janet Hen demon on Saturday at the Georgetown Ian Church and the reception after at the Georgetown Golf and Country Club By Mrs Sheldon Another school year is upon us and with it came the first few glimpses of our autumn colors Within the next few weeks our trees will display their usual autumn brilliance making It a favorite season of many of us here In Speyside The change of seasons brings to mind the number of new faces among us some families have moved over the summer months and others have acquired new members We were all most excited to hear that Jane and Earl of 15 Sideroad have be come the proud parents of month old twin boys and Christopher And just across the road Doug and Mary and their family art so happy to have their new daughter Barbara with them Barbara who Is old and in grade four at side public school Is a lovely child and has already made quite few friends In the area To the Harrisons and the go out sincere congratulations Newcomers A hearty welcome also goes out to newcomers Jim and Sherry Suttie on the 15 Side- road Dave and Ccse and their three children on the and Martha and Dave Casson on the Townllne I sure it won I be long before they feel right home in Speyside We were all sorry to see Chris and Bob Brooks and their three children leave the area as they were wonderful friends neighbors to many of us However wi wish them well in their new home in Mount Forest Hack to school Norm Howell Principal of public school held the first school assembly or the year on Friday morning and his purpose was twofold to welcome everyone and to set down school rules Mr Howell commenced with a hearty welcome to all the new children in the school this year about 10 kids in all excluding the kindergarten class He then proceeded to ask the older children to make the new kids feel at home by inviting them into their games and fun and showing them the way He pointed out that country schools have always had a reputation for being ex friendly and he hop this mood would prevail He then extended a very spe- welcome to all the bright young fices in the front row the kindergarten class screamers this year on the first day of school The school boundaries were defined in detail for and the importance of abiding by them was stressed Ground rule The subject of school be haviour wis next on the agon da and Mr Howell said that although he could make hundreds of rules It was much simpler if everyone learned one golden rule Don do anything to inter fere with anyone fun that is unsafe or ale He also stressed that no items such as pocket kniics slingshots etc will be allowed on school pro perty and will be confiscated If round Actually kids it might not be bad nol to play with those types of things at anytime Apparently every second Friday morning is assembly time at and as in past years children will be displaying heir special achievements such as art work short stories they have written gymnastics etc Mr Howell has suggested that any pa rent who wishes to drop In these assemblies to child is most we come Just phone ahead the school secretary Mrs Irene Murphy to cheek the lime New teacher The community welcomes a new kindergarten teacher this year Mrs Weaver is well known in the community and resides with her husband Don and two children on the Third I me We ire most fortunate hove such an experienced kindire irten to start the road to knowledge lights will be on In the I imehouse Public School and the Sheridan College Crafts Trailer this fall A planning committee of residents school staff and Sheridan College Community Services representatives are offering 18 courses in gardening painting in oils and water colours ceramics weaving macrame quilting photo graphy real estate nutrl lion and small engine repair and maintenance Courses are of five or 1j session dura lion Courses will be offered in the I Public School mil in the Sheridan Trailer Incited on the school grounds I ho trailer a 47 foot mobile studio potters wheels kiln laboratory looms and miscellaneous craft ltitlslratlon may be made by mill or in person at the trailer open house Monday 1pm Committee members arc Ronald Meckel and Paul Anthony of Public School TWIN SPROUTED beet came from the garden of Garnet Winter 2 The strange vegetable had two distinct clusters of leaves Air heavy It the chamber no on hot air it extends to the recreation department and the hall above Gordon Memorial Arena in George town Superintendent said it would an estimated to improve air circulation in the hall and recreation offices at the new arena Councillor Hie Morrow said he had been the recreation directors office and the air was not great but claimed It was not in a class with council chamber The committee mended that a price on ventilating all three areas obtained ERNEST WEST formerly from Acton was sworn in as a judge in Brampton last A gathering of friends greeted him at the home of his sister Mrs John Chapman near on Sunday Also attending was his VJGWS OF family left lo right Paul 12 Peter Michael and his wife Lucille They are now living m Kitchener Accept tenders Malum Hills night tenders for pieces of equipment works projects Truck Milton win awardid the Under r it our ton with equipment at cost of or North Italic Suits irdt the Under for front jo crew t tort Duke for inch and Case I Equipment for a indloiderat j56 Council payment Pavement irking of for traffic Inn marking and nudist camp Terra residents will have chance to air Ihcir views on turning the present Wolf Park into a nudist camp today Wednesday A group of nudists want to buy the camp but Caledon council want to hear the ion of residents in the urea before making a decision ACTON FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION to be held at the Arena SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 6th and SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13th 9 am to noon PRESCHOOL Monday Fee JUNIOR Mon Thur Fee INTERMEDIATE Mon Thur Fee SENIOR Thur Foe FAMILY or more 10 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