Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), October 21, 1970, p. 16

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Tha Acton Prop Wodnoiday October Horse sense THE AFTERMATH of summer shows the Rockwood Conservation area disconsolate as leaves from the beautifully colored trees waft down ward before the final blasts of wintry winds Photo by Howdy Two wiiiks loused I i linnet with nil ww nut Ihur but turn i riders lkk an Jim even hern near fer nil lliuc ho 1 had nobody tglt my mnlcrlu down Free Press mess heard already Diet I illdiitdo well Sunday only luniolnlh lho boys bless thar liiiirta so cussed mud an 1 half them tbe Hill Troy my new trainer they not not mutch I Course Im entered fer Sun days nice at since theyll extended rutin thnr another two weeks looks an If Ill bo half through Hid winter All guys around theio parts to be id anyway us tluira dad bin a led Traveller impressed by NZ friendliness Comins and Village trustees hope that their Open House for Dr June Hosdcls welcome Into will be a happy happy occasion and one to which all residents of Eramosa will bo present Everyone is urged to attend when en tertainers from Guelph Acton and will perform and light refreshments will be served Remember Thursday night between B 30 to 10 p m at the Rockwood Town Hall A former resident who spent his boyhood years In the village Mr George Torrance dropped in to reacqualnt himself recently while on his way home from Bancroft where he had been visiting to Ontario Friends of Mrs K will be sorry to know that she is presently hospitalized in the Guelph General hospital but It Is hopeful that she will be well again soon A two week visit was extended to a four week stay recently when Mrs Guild of Mary Strtct visited her son and daughter-in- law and their little month old daughter Sara Jennifer at Mahonc Bay N S Mrs Guild is home after her enjoyable vacation Mr Roy Bacon is reportedly in good spirits after his recent operation at the St Josephs Hospital in Guelph His recuperation period will keep him hospitalized for another week and villagers will be happy to have him home again alter that time Early October saw another Sinclair family member head for Europe when Rob with his friend John Van of Kitchener landed In Luxemburg near Belgium for the first lap of his travels Good luck Rob have a wonderful trip Happenings at School By Janice Perry In Room 10 Miss class the children are working with paper The are called They are big and small The arc made In Mexico with clay and they fill them with toys and candies When they are hard they break them and ever one gets toys and candies We had elections today for student council There were seven people nominated for treasurer and two for president four for vice president and three for secretary The votes have been counted Results are- President Clifford vicepresident Jackie Gooyers secretary Ann We had a tie vote for the presidents post BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Is depicted when little Tracy of Rockwood tries to feed her pet donkey with an old weathered apple But hes more Interested In taking a bite out of the camera Photo by Lorraine Obituar Mrs Hancock funeral Oct Teenage booth bazaar highlight A new spark will brighten the always colorful CWL Christ mas bazaar to be held next November at the Town Hall It was decided recently that a teenage booth selling special appeal articles for the village set would be a welcomed Innovation and at the last of the C ladies Miss Cora of Balaclava Street was on hand to give a general resume of her groups Mrs Joy president chaired the meeting which was held in the Sacred Heart Rectory and after Father Elliott had Shulman to speak at Sheridan Dr Morton Shulman con troversial millionaire member for High Park will visit both Brampton and campuses of Sheridan College to speak to students Thursday Oct His talk Hes been asked to say to students whatever he would say if he knew this were the last lecture he could ever give He Is the first of a series of speakers who will be rtted to the college man on the same terms Dr will speak at Brampton at 1 p m and at ville at pm THE LARGE sign Bank of Commerce baa Installed BUILDING OF the senior units In Milton is un derway And Acton still waits given opening prayer a Stanley brush company demonstration was conducted by a Gait representative and the small guts received for hosting will be used by the ladies as penny table prizes for the Christmas bazaar Several ladles from and were present at the rectory and Mrs Gall Bacon and Mrs jointly convened the delicious lunch during which time the nightly prize was won and presented to Mrs Dorothy Mallinson of R Funeral service was held on October at the Shoemaker funeral home for Edith Eleanors Hancock of Everton who died suddenly on October 11 Mr and Mrs Han cock farmed in Caledon township for years and retired in 1962 She belonged to church and womens organizations Her husband predeceased her Rev Whitehead conducted the funeral service and interment was in Everton cemetery Pallbearers were Charles and Richard Hancock Glen Williams Edwin J est in and Colin Parker neighbors Arthur Harria and Roy McCutdieon She was born In Erin township THE ALERT Evening Auxiliary of Knox church held a successful sale of baking Friday in the small store next to the bus depot in daughter of Irwin and Ella Hamilton and was married in at Everton She is sur vived by a brother Charles Hamilton in Everton and sister Mrs Alexander Sister Mrs Alfred predeceased her in January llouts me shy everybody think thorn stupid machines In so Kent wot with gnu nil I about 1ni Ixmrdln duown at Mohawk fur spell my lemons fruni Hill its klndu a gewd fer me wot with with a loud of good new guys Jim Thatcher in tduy an brought clippers with him tcut off yowd think I was a bin slid hippy them guy all over place about how much it takes mi trim wot th worlds to wot with all them long around so on I gotta yen sum young guys with new cuts than no use squaw kin lust cause yew dont look so In sump thin I lint so sure yet whether or not Ill qualify fer Mohawk this season but as Bill Troy keeps tcllln me ho werks mo around track it decpends on wots In store Mohawk has a lot fancy ideas about how fast a has gotta be to bo In ihrun- so few weeks II toll how gewd I thing sure was was last week I escaped an mo an another filly trotted daown Chuddley apply orchard last Saturday an It really was funny tscc all them human critters hong in over the bug barrel vats out apples fill their paper satchels Wal I watched some varmints spend as long us minutes dig gin out apples In thsamc barrel with thar heads stuck half way In as they reached daown low an not one hardly at all spoke tcach other Then one gal started an I heard her say tsum other gal in thbarrel Do you realize we have spent minutes the oc cupation pic kin but we havent exchanged one word tcach other An they go like an it turned out thet th other lady was from th- and folks from Ontario wasnt very friendly cusses anyway and wouldnt speak tnoboay Shore Is plumb ornery the way these crazy human beings ignore the important things in life like with fellow man The way I sees it lifes too short not joy an frendship around even In on apple barrel Wal folks gotta scram now bye til Sunday yer trend Pretty Fair Safety talks Const Thomas of Milton OPP conducted safety lessons at Brookviile School last week A total of students were given safety tips by the con stable from letter written homo by Don Sinclair to his family in recently are enough to reinforce ones faith In Immunity us well make one that maybe Now Zealand would place to Touching on the two weeks of dump weather hitchhiking and overnight youth Dons trip rendu ifko u story lie tells of meeting up Willi cop from it plumber from Kit chener mill a water bomber from Abbotaford Having spent two nights us guests of till North and the Creek ho refers to picking us no mean pan lime And lust thing 1 expected to meet In Now Zealand mild the young adventurer was Scottish banjo picker u kilt Weve been treated very very well Some bought us meals all guvc us help most went out of their way to help Weve seen the hot springs rind Maori villages of spent day the skiing slopes of Mount a night on tile shores of take seen the Wellington buildings slept In the hut of the Now Zealand Society and seen cave so lit up by glow worms It looked the milky Hospitality 11 Don One sets out to find a cynical philosophy of life Now Zculand is the wrong place to start looking One train con ductor took us two miles out of our way u long way to walk so didnt charge us for the ride An old grizzled possum trapper drove us miles into the bush to show us some kiwi hospitality his cabin A Maori drove us into one city and wouldnt leave until he was sure wed find some place to stay WATCH NEXT WEEKS PAPER TO SEE G00DLETS OF GEORGETOWN UNMASK SPECIALS ON SIMPLICITY WASHERS DRYERS POTTERY SALE 1st Annual PartllFallChristmas Saturday October 24 to Sunday November 1 10 AM PM Daily Discontinued Lines Colours Etc Seconds In GoodExcellent Conditions Some Stock Reduction White Oak Ceramics Acton 8531079 mo TOWN In Praise for the Maoris Incredible beauty of the is noted in the letter and Don continued Somehow the wholo country reminds mo of when I lived In Prices low work Is plentiful Ihu people rurally oriented May change think In few yours the country muy become more und mtirclulhud It certainly bus lot to sell Mont kids our would like to come to Canada to earn money for couple of yeura Few weve met have Inclination to see Willi close tluit hell be leaving soon fur Don Slncluir by friend Fred Simmons from Kxetir Ontario looks forward with to Ills push on to Australia ACTON PHARMACY Is your local PARCOST PHARMACY Dentist holds Open House Dr Bob held Open House Saturday in his new dental offices in the new fivestore plaza on Main St After a brief tour of his quar ters visitors enjoyed coffee and doughnuts Mrs Stecn and his assistant Mrs Mass helped welcome friends associates and suppliers Mrs a radiologist is now working in Mississauga Bill Stephenson keeps you uptotheminute in sports weekdays 755 am 1240 640 pm LISTEN HERE ONTARIOS AUTHORITATIVE NEWS VOICE PRIME RIB ROUST 89 BLADE ROAST SHORT RIB ROAST CROSS CUT RIB ROAST 69 SHOULDER ROAST 69 BRISKET POINT ROAST POT ROAST 55 PRIME RIB STEAKS 99 MEATY CHUCK STEAKS 89 BEEF BRISKET PLATE 39 BRAISING RIBS 69 LEAN STEAlNG BEEF 79 BO 39 HAM KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE FEATURING CANADAS FINEST QUALITY RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF raiarTwuumai PEACHES TISSUE In The Dairy Case ICA MILD CHEESE SLICES ICA PINEAPPLE JUICE c MORTON MEAT PIES

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