Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 16, 1970, p. 7

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Plan recreation Child health centre services new building winter season IUUUI VILE9 tor Guelph Erin and Jiving In townships nutritionist who will provide dental Inspections detection of Immunization will ba offered to Infants and preschooler as a Recreation plans are rampant and It Is hopeful that all of will become involved In the winter activity schedule which the Recreation Committee will soon bo presenting Hie Intention of enlarging the present skating rink with more adequate lighting was one of the matters on the agenda of a recent meeting of the Recreation Committee with a view to skating carnivals and more outdoor fun Bob Love the physical education teacher at the Rock wood Centennial School hopes to Initiate a calisthenics program and regular volleyball tour noments In which all adults will be encouraged to participate Hie regular Thursday night bad gomes will continue to be on tap and with an increase in attendance It is hopeful that more interest will be created in this field Anyone interested In par in any special field of activity should contact Mr Love so that his schedule of games con be planned accordingly The Acton Free Wednesday September or inianis ana as a SS anThearliig defects and protection against whooping Tuesday September at ffilStSfrSr normal cough diphtheria tetanus polio Sfi5lfflwS development red measles and smallpox Street Guelph next Us the be held on September 15 and General Hospital houra Dr B T Dale Wellington to Medical Officer of Health ad Parents of Infants and vises that all child health centre are services for the city and district ted a wa will be at the new Community M and in the surrounding area Health and Medical Centre Clinics will be held every have the Tuesday and Thursday a ternoon between 30 and 3 public health nurses speech Gird for election Twenty two members and visitors were In attendance at the September meeting of the Rockalong Women Institute meeting held In the No Com Centre and the roll call Something money cannot buy produced many fine thoughts During the business portion of the meeting Mrs Bonner of R 3 and Mrs J Thompson of RR 1 were chosen as the leaders for the new club which the Institute had elected to sponsor because of the keen Interest which had been shown by many area resident girls Correspondence was read in which an invitation was extended from the Wellington County Home to attend their annual Tea and Bazaar to be held on Sep tember at the Home Following this Keith Black of and a teacher JOHN of Rockwood Is the contractor slated for onto staff of the Acton High seen measuring the depth of the footing trenches trip to the Worlds Fair In Osaka Keith Black tells of Expo nomination DON CARNEY of Guelph prepares to mount his tractor digger machine to prepare trenches for the new Eramosa Fire Hall which Is sited for construction on and Alma Streets In Rock wood Salmon leads Rockwood to 52 win over Norval John Sabnor hurled a four hitter struck out 12 and drove in three runs to lead Rockwood Seniors to a win over Thursday night in the fifth game of the Tricounty Softball league finals The victory forced a sixth game in the series this Friday night In Rockwood at 8 leads the best of even series three games to two Salmon Beattie and force a seventh game in Norval Barber each picked up two hits Rockwood Ted Buczek Mike as Rockwood broke out of their Kelly Jim Thatcher Norm recent batting slump Harry Barber Chick Losing pitcher claimed Milne John Salmon Brian SUpp nine strikeouts Bill Ward David A Rockwood win Friday would Harris Norm led of the second liming with a triple but was caught in a rundown However took advantage of errors to chalk up their first run Singles by Beattie and Harry Barber and a double by John Salmon produced the second Rockwood run In the fourth Ted Bucxeka triple and a by Hike Kelly ac counted for me third run In the eighth Sabnoa stars In the top half of the ninth Norm walked Harry Barber singled and John Salmon capped off a brilliant per by driving In two runs with a double 800 attend reunion here scout from miles to Blue Springs scout reserve Sep tember 11 IS and 13 for the an nul reunion While most came from Ontario a contingent came from the United States those attending were scout leaders who have taken the demanding wood badge training They report having a very enjoyable weekend together Approximately utters came from FALL FAIR DAYS BRINGS YOU BARGAINS GALORE On the way to the Fair drop In and see our Specials DRESSES PINT SUITS SKIRTS SWEITERS OTHER FILL WE1RIRB MIDWAY SPECIAL GRAB BAGS 100 Every one Is with useful items CRIMPLENE AS LOW AS BLOUSES SEWING SUPPLIES GALORE ACTON FABRIC CENTRE Japan where he as one of the leaders hod accompanied high school students Excellent slides illustrated his talk during which he stressed the happiness the politeness and the punc tuality of the Japanese people but toucliing on their pollution difficulties he compared them to those of our own The ladles present at the meeting considered It an ex worthwhile one and thanks were conveyed to Mr Block and Mrs Trousdale the convener also to Mrs W Pat terson and Mrs Armstrong who headed up the lunch com A teacher deeply Involved In education and presently lecturing at College Allan Rlmmer won the nomination for Wellington Dufferin the University of British Columbia where he received a B In Geology He studied theology for two years In British Columbia and was National Program Secretary of the Two candidates battled for the Student Christian Movement nomination at a meeting held Alan spent six years September in Mount Forest prospecting throughout Canada John a real estate and taught in Newfoundland and salesman formerly reeve of Toronto and Is cofounder of Amaranth Twp and Warden of Place He is presently County was successful Alan won the nomination on thc first ballot Mr who was born In Manchester England came to Canada after the war in 1W7 He studied in Toronto and attended lecturing In Natural Resources at 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