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8 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2012 HELLO, WORLD: For the first time last Thursday, this Martin poked its head out a nesting box at a rural Acton farm. As its siblings pushed to also get a look at the big world, the hatchlings' parents swooped and squawked warnings, not to get too close. ­ Frances Learment photo FOODSHARE DONATION: Thanks to the entrepreneurial spirit of some Acton kids, and the thirstiness of shoppers at the seventh annual Dairy Drive garage sale on Saturday, Acton's FoodShare food bank is $47 richer. The kids, Paco Eldridge (front left) and Gabriel Labonte, and Erika Labonte, Thea Martin and Linsy Eldridge paid themselves $2 each and donated the rest to the food bank. ­ Submitted photo GREEN THUMBS: With a lot of hard work and dedication, volunteers helped build beds at the new Acton Community Garden at Rotary Park last Thursday. ­ Ted Tyler photo BOOMING BUSINESS: While hoards of eager shoppers checked out the goods at the 25-plus family garage sale on Dairy Drive on Saturday, Christan, 7, and his friends, sisters Megan, 7, and Chloe, 5, did a steady business selling lemonade. ­ Angela Tyler photo NEARER TO GOD: The roof of the major expansion of Bethel Christian Reformed Church began to take shape on Monday as crews began installing trusses. ­ Submitted photo ACE ATHLETES: Members of the St. Joseph's School Track and Field Team performed well at the recent Board-wide finals in Burlington last week. All the athletes were very successful, especially Michael Allain who won Gold in shotput. ­ Submitted photo