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Supper presentation cards at seasons last ACW meet The Acton Free Press Wednesday June By Wendy Thomson When our three youngsters heard thai Hugh Graham a friend of ours had whomped up a fair sized rodeo all his own nothing could keep them away from Me cither Those poor deprived souls had never been to a rodeo or a circus and felt that their lives were definitely lacking in something and 1 went Saturday night by ourselves in order not to miss anything with having small voices in our cars every two minutes I m hungry we d just finished supper Can I get Krssfbv go to the bathroom and usually lean find one As it was we could just sit and enjoy ourselves both watching the events and also people watching in between That sort of a game trying to put people in categories Thai night we guessed at who was participating who wai helping on the sidelines and up in the standi who had horses to look at who had horses to ride and who was horseless all by the clothes they were wearing Judging by appearances every third person was an avid rider At limes I felt almost naked by appearing without my boots and a stetson I was reminded of a guy named Joe I once met He had just bought a horse and immediately rushed out to buy riding pants big belts with big fancy buckles and western boots for he entire family 1 ve only known him to ride the horse once for minutes in an indoor arena his wife and three kids were scared of the marc and wouldn t even touch her but they all stood around in this small fortune of riding gear and looked expensive So Gord and I sat and supposed We found that in the arena the men with Ihe fanciest chaps the brightest shirts and the shiniest spurs were the ones who opened and closed gates The ones in plain dusty shirts and plain dusty boots really just plain dusty all over were the ones who did all the rutty riding We were quite wrong once After we had labelled a slinky blonde as a clolhcs horse she surprised us by riding barrel races The events themselves I found quite fascinating I think it would be quite easy to get caught up in the challenge of whole thing We had only watched two or three of the bare back bronc riders before was saying that he like to try that sometime when nobody was watching of course I offered to stick a pin in Jim Daisy pony if Gord would get head another half turn can see how he did it Beth and I were most interested in the wildhorse race A team tried to haul an unbroken wo yearold out of a chute saddle it and ride it to the other end or the arena The horses had other ideas of course They reared danced side stepped took off one with the cowboy still on the rope flat on his stomach plowing through the dust One bronc stood quite well mainly I suppose because one man on the team had the horse ear clamped firmly in his teeth Ptui liked the bit where one got the saddle on tight and it slid down the side of the horse so that the rider crossed the finish line lunging on desperately just about under the horse The cutting horse wjs the most impressive 1 think When he was separating a cow from the herd he reminded me a bird cars pointed forward taking little short sneaky steps I almost expected him to lift one foreleg in point When we go home I have been at all surprised if the family had headed out to the pasture for fun and games on their own I tan see David now trying to persuade his pony to lie on its back so he could sit on its stomach A couple of times since vc caught eyeing up our steer wondering how long it would take to throw him I mind the throwing part but I know just what would happen when Gord tried to leap from the back of a galloping horse mine probably onto a lumbering steer On Saturday it didn t even LOOK easy Contributions from posies to purees arrayed the table at the annual pot luck supper marking the closing meeting of St Atban s A W for the summer months Members and friends sat down to the delicious buffet at Wednesday June in the Parish Hall Reports highlight lakeside meeting A pot luck supper Legion hall preceded the June meeting of Lakeside chapter of the ODE Tuesday of last week There arc 116 baby articles ready for the Canadian Save the fund bale Members had baked fur the Manor bazaar and several attended eight members attended the Tuberculosis and Rev Dawson asked the blessing following supper the meeting was held in the upstairs hail president Penny the chair The White Oak ceramic vases decorating the dinner tables were a gift from Mrs E Pratt and her daughter and were formally presented at the meeting Plans were finalised tor the wedding reception dinner of June and helpers were obtained for the reception in August A hour to follow the June service was the discussed since it will be children work over Hie past year The president a report on the Deanery Meeting she attended in May and the brief mil tint was adjourned A lively time of Court Whist followed with winners Louise Lindsay and Joan Pratt taking the high scores June Hunter and Mabel Denny sharing in for low score Tin ladies in enjoyed strawberry and ofke Children Service with the pleasant September to I New boutique at Milady Milady lias been newly renovated to include room for an intriguing boutique The new shop Health dinner and several more opens today Wednesday with baked for the friends of the expected he Museum festival goes to the Chamber of Mrs J reported on the Commerce dinner music festival meeting and Mrs Anna and John will Velma West read from Hie book be serving coffee and Mi They will be joining the trend shopping by slaying ipeu both Thursday Friday runts he closed will lor White Oak ruiiyriL line and tilts Tree the chapter on nans Canada It was agreed not to have a big draw at the bazaar but to concentrate on the penny sale New legislation on laws was discussed A report was given by the regent on the provincial annual meeting at Hamilton About members heard about the order work and plans One of the interesting new projects is the of a m I y hall at on the west coast of James Bay and Lakeside will contribute its allocation S3 has been spent on welfare this year An invitation was received the Duke of Devonshire chapter to attend a tea at the home of Mrs Gordon Johnston on June Id and from Robert chapter to attend a tour of homes in June 10 Members enjoyed vocal solus by Marianne Coles and accordion selections by Joe to friends their new i to OLD FASHIONED COSTUMES were modelled by eight women at the Halton County Museum Kelso during Sunday afternoon celebration of the Museum Festival Mrs MacArthur cha of the Museum Board distributes prizes to the three winnersMrs Irene Saunders of Hornby third Mrs Jim Robertson of Milton second and Mrs La Verne Major of Brampton first Others competing wore Marie Lowe of Isabel Reynolds of Moffat Irene Savery of Cooksvillu Iva Ashley of Etobicoke and Karen Sonne of Milton The costume contest was ust of the events at twoday festival Staff Photo press Welfare family service group get information at conference I tried barrel racing once last year but my mare was positive that there was something hiding the barrels that would jump out at her and wouldn go anywhere near them In spite of the huge widespread pattern we made our time was only two seconds more than the longest on Saturday Sunday afternoon went back with Ihe three youngsters and the movie camera Quite by luck got good shots of all the things that inttigued them most For six year old David it was the clown who lurncd his mule I think it was a mule over on its back sat on it and said with appropriate demonstrations that it was a Chrysler with knee action good springs bounce bounce windshield wiper on the wrong end and hat rack Jim and Gord liked the bull dogging especially when one contestant was trying to throw a steer with a neck like a giraffe In spue of having his head twisted in such a way as would throw an ordinary steer this one just stood with his head on backwards When he did fall it was the way giving his Pony killed donkey hurt in collisions representatives to Welfare Officers Association convention in gained a lot of information that will be helpful as he county continues its new Welfare and Family Services operation Committee Chairman Ron Harris Reeve of Milton reports The delegation included Reeve Harris chairman of the county committee Warden Allan Day Committee member Art pe and Director J Gray Mr Gray included definition of the poverty line rent controls public housing duplication of welfare and family services programs and the need for community involvement A was established by the Association to set up standards on current welfare Amusing auction at Acton I The June of the Acton Women Institute was held in the board room of the library on June The president Miss Dorothy Simmons presided Tin poem A Garden was given followed by prayer The opening exercises were repeated by 1 ladies present The secretary and treasurer s reports were read and adopted correspondence dealt with Two trees will be donated again this year as the W I in decoration day The pros and cons of a bus trip was dealt with but with little enthusiasm so it was left over to the fall Several thank you cards were received from members who had been in hospital It was discussed how the provincial government is putting on so many new taxes and there will be so much red tape regarding penny sales and lotteries on all organizations raising money Mrs R Lindsay gave her report of the District Annual legislation winch could be used held in the Ashgrove district across the province Currently with the Ashgrove I being timed the i differ interpretations of the legislation from community to community The committee is to include four frc Mint during three the idcrablc discussion revolved around guaranteed annual income proposals Reeve Harris reported Discussions also Animals plants in can be hazard Raising animals and plants in classroom can be interesting and educational It can also be hazardous to health province and five from Association Reeve Hams reported all members of the delegation were diligent in their attendance at sessions hostess The articles sent to the district were judged and sold adding to the treasury A lively and amusing auction sale was carried on by the auctioneer Miss Nora Many articles including homemade rolls and biscuits date loaf dishes canned goods etc helped to swell funds A tasty lunch consisting of lea THE OLD AND THE NEW at this year Museum Festival were well represented by model a id the museum antique dolls was part of a fashion show held Saturday and Sunday at Kelso Conservation Area Staff Photo BREAK INTO BUSINESS AT SHERIDAN COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY Inquire now about Sheridan year certif icato course in INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL STUDIES TO BE OFFERED IN OAKVM SEPTEMBER Unlimited Opportunities Future Security HighPaying Positions This course requires no previous training typing or shorthand It is intended for people who want a one- year intensive course in secretarial skills The usual Grade 12 entrance requirements not needed for this course For further information contact The Registrar biscuits marmalade muffins and cookies was much enjoyed The president closed the with the 1 Gran v each member a id restlul Brownies enjoyed a tour of Storybook Gardens at London on Saturday They travelled by The Ontario Medic Association reported at i annual in Ottawa that advised the government of the trend in elementary schools to have biologic and scientific exhibits in the classroom The recommendation arose out of representations by the O M A Section on The allergists claimed that the raising of animals plants fungi flowers and even naturally A pony and a donkey tingled Bowing ragweed in Ihe with a car and a track in can jeopardise the investigated by MUton health of hypersensitive during the past week The children Also constant pony was killed but the donkey exposure to these potent escaped with back abrasions may develop sensitivities in the allergic child chemical and killed a pony by William Morhan of Streetsvflle f at lane Rd the ff line The car found in the school damage w Later the day a donkey removers lacquers paints owned by Clarence Snow R solvents glues and magic Georgetown tangled with a markers truck driven by Mahaffy Allergists mam tain there arc Georgetown The truck has alternative methods of providing damage but the animal is still biologic and scientific exhibits alive This mishap was on and alternative products which Seventh Line north of do not contain offending Side road chemicals Ohio are visiting their aunt Mrs Jacob Bauer and Friends sorry to hear thai Mrs Mary McCauley is in Guelph General Hospital All wish her a speedy recovery Mr Frank Toronto spent the weekend in Millon with Mr and Mrs Jim Dills and family and attended Decoration Day service here Mrs Dora Guthrie of Guelph was back in town on the weekend and attended the Decoration Day service Mrs Alice of Guelph visited on the weekend and attended the Decoration Day Mrs A Dills a a patient in General Hospital but expects to be home soon Mrs Stella Adamson of Gait was here for Decoration Day and for the U C meelmg Tuesday Mrs Jean of Toronto visited with friends in town on the weekend Mr Harvey Taylor flew home from Montreal for the weekend He reports that Browne made the front page of the Montical Star last week with regards his 100th birthday and also his political sympathies The story read True blue Tory to end Canadian Press Browne novelty store proprietor ihis town miles west of Toronto was not impressed yesterday when he received a telegram from Prime Minister Trudeau congratulating him on his birthday He obviously docs not know have been supporting the Conservatives since I was 19 years old he said Mr Guidon kirk wood in Mr la Mr and Hun Mr and Mrs Wilfred wen and Ron Norvjl Mr and Mrs Garni I Simian Lome and Mr and Mis Gary Warren Guelph Miss Emma Cole Acton Mr and Mrs Bill Coc Mi and Mrs Paul He and Sic and Mr The the of five Grandad kirk wood who will be on Peter has completed his first year in the Honor Physical Education and Recreation course at ihe At University of Waterloo Peter Canada passed first in his class with A honors 112 planes Air Canada Attending the Ontario Municipal Association convention at New were Mayor and Mrs Lcs Duby Councillor and Mrs Bill Boats Councillor and Mrs Peter Marks with youngs ten Leah and Gregory Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Harvey C and end of Air Fleet consisted of 1 12 aircraft standard 12 longbody Dt8 DCs 12 Vanguards and Viscounts according to the annual report of the company The airline will add seven long bodied and three DC to its fleet in 1970 at a cost of million By 1972 the company will have taken delivery of three 365 seat Boeing and six of ten Lockheed Tn Slars at a cost of SI million TONIGHT WED JUNE 10th AT Milady Hairstyling Boutique 32 MIU STREET EAST ACTON from pm pm WHITING MP for Halton Will MEET YOU COME IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF 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