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Georgetown Acton Wednesday Jury Monday night a Two tangled with J J Sports of Ac ton The got the best of thin match posting a win Sports and Fitness Camp August man I kids ore getting bored with summer and looking for things to d Three tenners think they have the and me GOO kids and Ha Item Hills and Hon Recreation Departments mav agree The Georgetown Sports and itness Camp began four years ago and has now grown to include and Milton as well under the direction of Bob McKay Mike and rant program runs lor three weeks begin and rlt and can reg or one two or all three weeks at any location An sent out by the group may have been a little misleading according It looked as if the program was being offered in Acton August to and in the second week finishing up in Milton TheproKramis however offered at ill three Mies each as long as or more are registered The camp caters lo youngsters aged six to 14 with the participants grouped according to age and ability are taught rules and skills in events such as basketball baseball football soccer tennis volleyball handball lacrosse ball hockey wrestling and gymnastics Students will also part in squash tennis and I during a weekly visit to the of The program also includes a dail swim supervised lunches and fun and success While the program began as a venture of two teachers it is now a cooperative effort with the local recreation departments supply ng staff and the Board of Education allowing their facilities to be used the Camp catered to youngsters last season and have registered for this year feels the confusion on the may have kept a few people away and for that reason the Camp Is waiving a late registration fee According to the supervisor some participants can be accommodated each week at each site while they can work with as few as The numbers axe good staled for this time but Id like to see Acton run three strong weeks Fee for the School Is for the week of August 2 to because it is a short week while a second or third child from the same family can participate for each The following twoweeks 12andl5to 19 the fee is with WO for additional children Anyone interested in registering for the Sports and Fitness School or seeking more information can call Mike McMahon at 321 High school finishes another busy year Acton High School lenced in increase in grade 13 enrolment also saw a large number of its graduates apply to post secondary institutions this pisl year This was just one the many highlights of i successful 1982 It was the first ytar for examinations in nil courses and grades at the school Gifted and special education programs for this term Thin win top student place menls it Mathematics and Business Education companions as well The lech nidi department continued with its community building program A new facet of the school year was the Academic Awards Acton High placed second in the province in a Nutrition Week competition promoting healthier living The institution witnessed an increase in its athletic program with three rugger and four new volleyball squads competing successfully There sports teams at the school The swimming and rack and field teams advanced to Runner won told it the provincial BOOM The Cup team of canoes had another productive Canada Day in the Nation capital Acton High track hosted Terry Fox Run raising money for cancer research The band held a music ex change with A musical evening featuring Andreas Thiel was another highlight of the year The school drama of Done went over well as did the art show held the Acton Public Library At Christmastime the school was busy with its annual Christ mas float Again a Christmas Food Collection was organized by staff and students A new computer lab became a reality at Acton High Two Science expositions began a series of entries Into Science Fair Competitions There was an entry Into the York Univer sity Science Competition by a team of students A mock trail at was sponsored by the Optimist Club The Student Association spon sored a foster child once again It also made donations of cash funds to aid in wheelchair purchasing An atom soccer dark jersey I tries to block a boot by a The I- lyers hosted Milton In atom girls minor soccer Pinevlew opponent in action Thursday at The local Thursday at the Bennett field Here two white- local Ride won he game girls team up to mote the ball down field NEW DEMO 11 SALE CAR FINANCING MAKE THE DEAL OF YOUR LIFE ON ALL NEW CABS HONDAS VOLKSWAGENS DEMOS USED CARS EASY ON THE SPOT FINANCING S HUGE DISCOUNTS HONDA ACCORD 11 GUITAR NEILS MUSIC Greys tone Interiors ISQBEL BAZ MOTORS GEORGETOWNHONDA I inn Goebelle Wagner Man Sued S Georgetown Rd Track Acton Squirt Boys Jeff Barton releases an ottering In action against Pnsiinch White last week at Prospect Park Scott of the Acton TriCounly Squirt Boys takes a mighty cut at the ball In action Thursday evening at Prospect Park Hits tree A man fell asleep behind the wheel and wound up smashing into a tree on Concession Two of Township Sunday at a Henry Holrnan 68 suffered minor injuries and was taken to Hospital OPP report There was damage to the Acton Squirt Boys flrstsacker Paul Glass struggles for control of the ball as a Puslinch White runner stretches for the bag In action Thursday al the park Wedco downs Landsharks Wedco got by the in Con do Ball play Friday by a 136 score Charlie collected three runs for the winners the game Glenn Crichton Steve Waring Mike Richmond each had a pair and Hay Williams Jerry Dave Mac Leon and Bob crossed one apiece for the it was Don Porter with a pair or runs Singles went to Blair Hull Bill Evans and Gerry Cook Sunday the came back to pound the Spirits 3 Blair scored four times in this affair with Brian Porter Hied Cloud ind Steve Gardiner recording three each Dave lunge and Bill Evan grabbed two apiece while Glen Vtooley and Burt McClure had singles Squirts down Limehouse Acton Halton Rural Squirt Boys downed 19 in action Friday evening Greg Smith counted four runs for the locals in the win as Chris Lindsay grabbed three Mike Shawn Dry den Mike and McLean all crossed plate twice and Daivd Harrison and notched single runs Harrison and Williams shared the mound duties in the game Acton squeaks by Limehouse 1413 The Acton won a 14 13 squeaker over In action July For the winners it was Michelle Perry Angela Dunn Andrea Gudgeon and Yaroshak with two hits apiece Melissa Fabian Sarah Coals Tammy Landry Sherry and Heather alt grabbed singles in the game from page i street Were scared because of lack of protection from the Town Traffic on the road is another concern and Jones pointed out there were counter on the road Sunday Also they pleased that people are camping on the property the night before races Noise for both the races one weekend in June and races on Sunday earned quite a way and sounded like a huge swarm of bees an noise Some res Id en is were already being bothered by noise from a shooting club nearby Viith little rain this summer neighbors are worried there could be a bike accid which results in a forest fire I know the Acton firelighters are good but can they handle a forest fire They also reject s assertion that they representative of the views the people in the area Motocross is a family sport thien said noting most riders are be tween the ages of and 18 He said they hope to interest more local In the sport holding house league events so quit ripping around vacant land farmers fields and parks in the North area Parents are in and the sport is Races arc sanctioned ind supervised Canadian Motorcycle Association officials bikes meet noise level restrictions and the club uses a noise metre monitor the situation Dobcrlhien told council the track and club arc a tourist attraction too bringing visitors to the area and boosting local business the Georgetown Optimist ran it concession booth at the race and other clubs w ill be to get involved also He claimed person who signed the petition was led believe all wildlife in North Hilton be destroyed pollution would be rampant and it would be he highest trjck on he continent This person the machines being used the track dirt bikes but monsters with large rear tires He said none of this is true A neighboring farmer who sign the petition was told the noise would cause his cows to stop milking However the farmer think so because he hear the track and besides his workers play rock roll music in the horn reported With the property closed dumping has stopped as have the wild evening parlies of summers gone by The sport provides people ire whole family with Drugs alcohol are ban and if there were they be barred from fulurc CMA races Dobcrthien noted one protesting resident called police on June 19 when the first race was held but the officer who investigated hear anything from ihe road He added the police are supportive of this venture Dublin Fergus meeting A crosscountry drive on a fine evening took the members of Dublin Women Institute to their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Duncan Moffat near Fergus recently Miss Mildred Wilson was host ess in receiving the guests Mrs Hunter president presided over the opening exercises after which an In Memo am was observed for a beloved life member of the Branch Mrs Charles Thomson who recently passed away Roll Call J McLean secretary was well responded to with Name a Community Service that aids the family Pinal preparations were mode for the booth at Nassagaweyn Fun Fair and a sign denoting the Branch was procured and was used there for the first time The usual donation of to the Baby Show at Acton Fall Fair and to aid the A C C project In acquiring a machine to clean the water in Third World Countries were proved Other matters were discussed relating the Acton Fall Fair in Sept Mrs M Nellis reported for the Quilt Com mittec and Mrs A Diamond for the Visiting Committee As convener of Family and Consumer Affairs Mrs M Hunter will report later on Environmental Consolidated Reports forwarded by Region A good report of the sessions of District Annual held recently In Presbyterian Church was given by Mrs Besley District Director and llshed Women Institute Hand Books were handed out to the members The annual picnic was held on July with a potluck lunch at the home of Mrs A Murchison Mrs Moffat assisted by Mrs J McLean Mrs A Diamond and Miss M Wilson ved strawberry shortcake and fee cream Mrs extended courtesies to Mrs Moffat as hostess and to all who had taken part in the program and providing lunch The Fergus let has always been noted for having very fertile lands and this was substantiated at the meeting when Mrs Moffat exhibited a dandelion picked from her own property with a stem inches long Edtors desk Continued from page I air bag in the pouch ahead of me There are lota of other odd little things about thetwo flights and the airplane I could mention bat the point of the column is that after 22 flights tone way of making steady progress In overcoming fear or at least concealing it a little better these two flight have really set me back I ve heard the ma larky about being safer than driving I not convinced At least when I driving I nave a modicum of control over the situation Flying I put my trust In someone I never met and don t know I have a question about flying too I don know if It just my luck or If other have had this experience as consistently as I have over Ihe years It seems to me Ihe smoothest light can be disrupted with bouncing and weaving sometimes a lot sometimes not much by the serving of meal Every time when the food comes out the planes hit turbulence I start feeling awful and usually don finish In fact I wouldn even start except it gives you something to do on a long trip Anyway if you ever happen to meet me at the airport going out and so happen to be going on the same flight he forewarned Don I decide to take the seat beside a familiar face Helen says flying with me is no picnic