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9 Georgetown Acton Wednesday Aug Ciderf est promises something for everyone The Bicenlenma Leathertown Market and will be taking over Mdl Si again this year boasting something for every member of the family Aug and are the dales slotted for the festivities High points of the event will be the dance at Acton legion at 9 pjn Friday helicopter rides from Prospect Park Saturday and Sunday war canoe demonstrations on Fairy Lake Sunday at noon and of course Cider Garden where you can sample I famous drink in the downtown Saturday There plenty of variety for sports thuslasts including a Junior tennis tour running all three days BMX races Park Saturday at id a Motocross races at Moiocross Pork Sunday at 10 am and a soccer match at Prospect Park Sunday ATC bike rolls The allOntario championships for zone three mites baseball should make for some exciting action SatLday In Prospect Park from to The park will also be the site of a fishing derby for early birds Sunday from to noon The Recreation and Parks Departments travelling activities van will be downtown Saturday as well as a pioneer living demonstration A biathlon will start downtown at 9 am and a celebrity apple sauce eating contest will commence at A corn roast will be held at the Acton Legion pjn Saturday and a Leather own Market will be open Saturday from to As usual the merchants will be holding sales beginning next Wednesday and con tinuing through Saturday Paddle boats and canoes will be available in Prospect Park from to 8 pai and the wading pool and beach area will be open for swimmers all three days on top of boy trip prize unclaimed Actons annual Cidtrtatt Is to one again attract thousands to Actons Hill St or elder drinking shopping and dancing The threeday avant will run Auo 24 and and will also Include a celebrity apple saucssa ling con last Kirk of Acton escaped major injuries when the fourwheeler motor cycle he was riding flipped on top of him Aug Carachi who had Just bought the that day was riding around in a field when the bike hit a bump Kirk went one way and the ATC the other his mother said The bike then rolled on top of him The youngster suffered a broken jaw and extensive damage to the inside of his mouth He was taken to Georgetown Hospital by ambulance and released later In the week Kirk is a student at St Josephs School in Acton CURLY PERM Price in effect after By appointment only Beauty chalet Mill St Georgetown lOONllGHTTMAPNESS Dont Miss This 1 night only sale FRIDAY AUG 17 In It Will HAUNT YOU FOREVER AW EXTRA tellers Cage MAW ST SOUTH BARBERS JEWELLERS EVERYTHING IN THE STORE REDUCED Friday Aug 17th 25 FOR 1 NIGHT ONLY Open Till Midnight 77 MAIN ST S DOWNTOWN MilKete MAGIC SPECIALS COME IN AND SEETHE BEST TVs AND VIDEOS IN SIGHT WE SHOW YOU SOME PRICE MAGIC TILL MIGNIGHT ON TVsVCRs VIDEO DISC PLAYERS for Unique Gift Ideas MOONLIGHT MAGIC SUMMER ITEMS Patio Snack Sat Kitchen Accessorial In rath Open till Friday Next to 8771604 FtCA ft MITSUBISHI HITACHI HOUSE OF I BUDDHA J RESTAURANT Specializing in Cantonese Chinese Food SPECIALS- SPECIAL Dinner A on Dinner B ImMbwrtwitranrltMl MAIN ST SOUTH by Acton concertgoer Somebody out there is still clutching a draw that can fly them to Las Vegas or the The prite arranged through Tyler Travel Acton Rock Fest has yet to be claimed Acton Minor Hockey organizer Carol Robinson said week The ticket number Is Disappointing over the ninehour concerts failure raise any money for the Associations planj to send 40 young hockey players to Norway this December to the lingering feeling organizers and sup porters Robinson aid Nevertheless thoaj who participated are taking consolation In the fact that the people who attended thoroughly enjoyed themselves while rocknroll stars like Bo Ronnie Hawkins and Long John Baldry took the stage As well Robinson said the Acton hockey players who helped run the concert had a chance to meet the stars and work alongside them Robinson reported that the Association has been meeting with the players parents to see what kind of fundraising help they can provide While the Association Is busy with Its weekly lottery and preparations for the upcoming Sabres season It Is hoped the parents can do some fundraising of their own to help finance the Norway trip Many parents are prepared to pay what ever balance remains on the trip costs come December she said OBITUARIES Murray MacDonald became Detroit banker Claiming Acton Ontario as his birth place Murray Laird MacDonald passed away Detroit July at the age of 77 He was the son of Murray MtcDonald and Henrietta Laird and received Us early education in Acton Public and High Schools He was on the staff of the Merchanb Bank here located where Real Estate Office is now As a young man he left Tor Detroit and for years served on the staff of the Detroit Savings and Trust until his retirement Twenty four years ago he married Mary Talman and she with two sons Robert Murray and Kenneth Laird and four grandchildren survive together with two sisters Helen Mrs Bell of Toronto and Doris Mrs N Small of Niagara Falls He took an active Interest in many organizations and was President of Detroit Athletic Club and also of Golf Club at one lime His special interest was In the Michigan Cancer Society of which he was one of the group of founders and served on the board of trustees for some years A dinner was given in his honor and a plaque presented on his retirement for the valuable help and assistance he had given to this orgs nil at ion The funeral was held July In Detroit Later a memorial service was held in Presbyterian Church of which he had been an active member for many years It was attended by many friends and business associates Crewsons Corners native Kathleen Fryer Members of her family and friends will sadly former area resident Kathleen Emily Fryer who died July at her home the Fisher Nursing Home She was An avid card player Mrs Fryer farmed for many years an the Nassag- town line with her first husband ErrolSprowl She was bom Sept at Crewsons Corners and also lived in Guelph and Palm erst on Mrs Fryer was predeceased by both her husbands James Sprowl and Alfred Fryer and by brother John Dennis and sisters Margaret Burns Haze Knight and Edith Marshall She Is survived by son Harvey Errol Sprowl of Guelph and grandchild James Sprowl Rev Craig Crlbor conducted a funeral service July at the Shoemaker Funeral Home In Acton Interment followed at Cemetery where pallbearers were Mac and WUmer Davidson of Acton and Calvin Sprowl and John of John Stewart former Halton County warden Acton native John Stewart a retired farmer and real estate broker who once served as County warden died Aug in Burlington after a lengthy illness He was Born in Acton in 1901 to John and Nellie Stewart he attended Dublin Public School and Acton High School He lived in Acton and Guelph and spent the past eight years in Burlington Mr Stewart married Edna May McCutcheon May IB 1927 in Acton and worked as a farmer and a real estae broker He was a member of the Acton Fall Fair Board the Public Utilities Com mis Acton Town Council and County Council He was an elder of the United Church in Acton and Guelph and president of the District Real Estate Board Mr Stewart is survived by his wife a resident of Burlington sisters Alice Collard of Toronto Nellie Roberts of and Merle Humphries of London and sons Jack of Stroud Ontario and Barry of Concord California He had five grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren He will be sadly missed by his family Including Ray and Hazel Everdell of Port Hope Rev K Campbell of Burlington conducted a funeral service Aug 4 at the Shoemaker Funeral Home Interment followed at Cemetery where pall bearers were Bob Marshall and McPhal of Acton Ken Allan of Georgetown nephew A Roberts of Angus R of Toronto and T of Kingston Minnie Simpson was St Albans organist Minnie Simpson a longtime resident of the Acton area died at age at Guelph General Hospital July 20 Mrs Simpson who was an organist for several years at St Church In the 1930s and 40s was predeceased by her husband George in brothers Gilbert Ted George and Ralph Tripp and by her son Harold Simpson of Burlington Mrs Simpson was also predeceased by her sisters Mabel Dale of Toronto and Elizabeth McMurdy of Born in Kenington London England in to Mr and Mrs W Tripp Mrs Simpson came to Canada In She attended School and lived in before moving Acton She married George Simpson Feb 1921 Mrs daughter Helen Bit tori of Act on son Lome Simpson Burlington and five grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren services were at the Shoemaker Funeral home July with Rev Craig Cribar officiating Inlermenl was at Cemetery Pallbearers were grandsons Robert Blttorf of Renfrew David of Guelph and Si even Simpson of Burlington and nephews Md Tripp of Pickering Gordon of RR Nerval and Wilson of Brampton ISC Canada has given high priority to and sanitation projects in its fight poverty In Bangladesh tubettells for Irrigation and drinking water are built at a cost of each as part of he Rural Development program The ISC Is at Sparks Street Ottawa KlP SB