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Tit Acton Fne W Ju 1V71 Comins and Twenty five eager art students visited laat Wed as part of an annual 13 excursion of the Sir John A Secondary School In Hamilton The Mill the Devil well the High rock and other places of Interest were through to and over as students and teachers together enjoyed the outing which was supervised by Fred and Margaret Day Many unusual scenes were captured by the young commercial artists and rule of the day was that no one could enjoy the delectable repast of hamburgers pizzas homemade tarts etc until they had submitted their sketches It was an opportunity for city students to correlate their talents with rustic beauty and they agreed it was a delightful experience A teacher versus student ball game later in the afternoon proclaimed that youthful energies could their pedagogical competitors and the score was highly In favor for the student athletes Ward Room at the Sick Children hospital Is temporarily housing one of Rock wood favourite children Little Ingle is back again and after her recent operation hopes to return home sometime within the next days Meantime the villagers hope for a speedy recovery and look forward to her homecoming Chin up your community misses you Including your man school church and G A pals I lines arc seasonable and afternoon teas are fun at any tune Put them all together and they spell United U C Lilac Tea and Bake Sale and it will be held next Saturday June from to 30 m In the church hall The United Church ladies say everybody is welcome so visit on Harris Street and meet up with your village friends for a friendly session of gab and grab The entire was shocked and extend their deepest sympathy to John and Carney whose eldest son Jamie died at the Sick Children Hospital last Saturday Ma about P m Having just recently celebrated his fourth birthday Jamie was according to everyone who knew him an adorable little bo who was lovable and good He has left behind him a younger brother two old Robbie besides his parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Carney There Is little a community can about such sadness except to to those who loved him most and were close to Jamie Its understanding That we do and we are it visiting time for the Sandy on Mam Street Audrey mother Mrs England has taken a three or four week timeout from her own home activities to visit her daughter and family I jet hope the weather is great and that her Canadian visit will be an enjoyable one What to do on a Friday evening Be at the home of Mr Harvey Peart on No 24 miles Nt United Church Auction Sale with a list of items including thing from cedar rails to double barreled shot guns 30 pm on June 4 and just about make it to a terrific little sale that can help but be good It for the church it recent trip of Inrl art McadowH and their two young children was a wonderful one when they visited Mr and Mrs Arnold Maw of Nova tot in Nostalgia wni shared by the young parents however when so fur from home In a Halifax department store they came across equipment labelled Northern Industrie made in Rock wood Ontario Its small world but its reminders like these that make us all say that there no place like home The great outdoors is hitting hard this year and last Sunday church service for the St John Anglican congregation was held on ecclesiastical lawn on Street God made the world and we should feel as free to worship outside as well as in was the jist of tin sermon and the congregation found the experience a slightly chilly but worthwhile one Wellington Centre Wls 67th annual -t- Congratulations are in order for the Don Gordon family of R R Rockwood A little sister recently arrived for Jim and Ian and she has been named Jennifer Mary Her mother Kathcrine is home now safe and well and Jennifer will also be there some tune within the next few weeks Congratulations from all Kathy and welcome back into the community It looks as if Dick Strong is out of commission for a few days and presently is in the General Hospital hi from your friends Dick sorry about your sore back and we trust you II be home and around soon Can t tell whether it because of pollution or to keep vounf boys busy for the summer whatever the reason It showed industry last Monday afternoon when the Hal ton County truck was the home base moving vehicle for of debris being picked upon along the Count road by four young men who would fill one bag and get another The grass is getting long at this time of year and it difficult to see the housekeeping results but pollution prevention or human industry of any kind is always worth a for commendation Nice going County boys try Wellington next Everyone should be alerted that it will soon be carnival time m A parade is slated for this year endeavor with floats pushing for entry If you want to display your artistry on wheels remember the date it Saturday June 19 and the parade fall in place will be the Conservation Park at 1 m The Prize money for floats in special categories as well as prizes for decorated bicycles should increase the So with it folks and anticipate to participate it great fun to be involved It looks as if Percy Clark the young female raccoon member of the John Clark family of deserves special birth note mentions Having completed her hibernation period young Percy captured the heart of her raccoon swain and recently produced a quadruplet set of furry little creatures who are presently lodged in one of the old elms situated near the tramosa River Three weeks old they arc now and although disguised with masks there is a definite resemblance to their mother side of the family IN PREPARATION FOR the annual Rock wood Carnival Glen Rondnight Main Street and Garth Mary Street help to hang the advertising signs The year s venture will help to support a Golden Age Club in the village as well as a Creative Arts be held in the fall Such money making events are sponsored by the Committee the organisation also minor softbill in the township Photo by Lorraine News and views One of the saddest points in all of our lives is the realization that something good has been terminated life is sweet life is sad life can hold moments of absolute dullness life has many concerns but life is wonderful and just to be alive is truly a miracle The poignancy of it all however is that at some point nothing will remain but the reflection and unless we are of passing time such memories are too often empty blanks of unfulfilled effort It a strange phenomenon that intelligent human beings who know the meaning of tomorrow and yesterday never examine the todays and utilize them to the best of their abilities Oldsters look back in reflection and younger counterparts look ahead and dream but few of us enjoy what is presently with us in the realization that too soon that particular moment will pass by and never return again Wish to restore Suddenly the Infant Is no longer the child and bedtime stories and toy trainshave been replaced by heavy texts and hot cars you speculate slightly wishing hist a little that you taken more time or could restore some of the childlike periods of yesterday Well we know that to turn hour hands backward is an impossible feat and that even if we could accomplish such an act few of our patterns would be changed and we d probably continue on in our humanistic habit of working to ends making time never taking it off to enjoy the simplest of joys by which we re surrounded What life about When we finally do allow ourselves such periods of leisure we realize that this Is what life is really all about making the taking of tune sharing it with others and giving of ourselves our love and experiences and above all enjoying our children so that their memories of being as children are rich reflections of Postmaster is delegate In attendance at the annual convention of the Ontario Branch of the Canadian Postmasters Association held last week at aster University Hamilton were Mr and Mrs George Day of Jackson Street Mr Day was appointed returning officer for the election of the branch executive which resulted as follows president Squire Wallace Dorchester vice president Harry Davis secretary treasurer Don Ripley and directors chosen were J C Elliott Tcmagami J H Wall Stirling and Mrs Norma Mitchell Mount Hope Mr Day was elected as one of the delegates from Ontario to attend the National Convention in Retina in October Open House at Academy An Open House is beuiL staged at the Academy when from the dates of May to June inclusive a joint exhibition of and Paul Keele sculpting accomplishments and drawings and prints will be presented with the trio of Paul his wife Jane and the event At the same time Murray Haieh a Vancouver graduate of landscape architecture will host the pictorial and documentary presentation of the of the Academy The Open House will consist of continuous tours and of the artists works from to pm daily Mr is presently restoring the landscape of the grounds around the academy to its original form happenings parentally shared It is such remembrances that make our own lifetimes wealthy and meaningful and because we live in a society of rush and expediency we must if we hope to bequeath the same wonderful banks of memory deposits to our offspring take out such tune Walk with them play with them examine the flowers the frogs and other living creatures setting aside the mundane tasks of everyday to reach out to greater things and enjoy the moments at hand Take time today In this way there need never be saddened meditations of unfulfilled pleasures for children now grown but rather the anticipation of companionship with mature adults with whom you have shared miny childhood experiences Take time out today and if today t one for new nature discoveries tomorrow will be Put aside the mundanities of housework but pack a lunch for you and all your little people to start out early to discover which of God creations Is worth finding today Remember the whole world is waiting for all of us and all we need to provide is the time Illegal dumping brings complaints Recent complaints from irate residents alerted the Rockwood Board of Trustees that promis dumping was Baseball fever The baseball fever is its stride in the and next Tuesday June will sec the play the Rockwood team at 7 on the local diamond At a p m on date of June the boys from Ponsonby will play at At on June the Midgets will play at Listed under the Rock wood midget under 12 team is scheduled for a at at p m All parents and drivers are asked to behind their local players and give them their full cooperation and encouragement with atten dance for moral support No land for PO Concern has been vocalized by Village trustee chairman Don Hilts at the open announcement of All Hales the Conservative Federal Member of Parliament when he told the residents of the village recently that by late fall or early spring a new post office of adequate proportions would be In operation Mr Hilts denies that any necessary land procurement has been attained and say no official knowledge of the proposed building has been relayed to the Trustee Board conducted in village area where only brash was allowed Hie nutter was discussed at last Tuesday of the Board of Trustees in the town hall ind i motion was passed that restrictions would be enforced and any person found unlawfully dumping debris in the vicinity of the Old Quarry Road would be Permission for brush can however be ob tained by the village forem Notify residents further on the trustee board was the necessity of improvements and it was moved that certain residents be notified about problem lot conditions with a time stipulated for the necessary clean Plans for the Hydro Festival Month of June were discussed however nothing definite was furmuldted and the festivities for the special month remain Fire practice held in park Ml three fire trucks were out when fire practice was held in the park Monday nieht iref pumped iter out of the pond and ladder work at the empty poultry COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Reporting to Parents Council OPEN MEETING Wednesday June J PM Hon District School Do Your Planting Now GERANIUMS SHRUBS BOX PLANTS PERENNIALS EVERGREENS POTTED ROSES POTTED SHRUBS ETC FERTILIZERS SEEDS GARDEN TOOLS PATIO STONES ETC ALWAYS A BIG SELECTION OF CUT FLOWERS Open Days a Week am T I Dark Phone WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE Caroline Flower Garden Shop Two Miles Of Acton South Hwy A hobby In a favorite way of spending your Iclnurc Its an activity you turn to for pleasure This wan proven when hundredn of hobble were on display at St Andrews Presbyterian Church I r hum on Wed May when the Centre Women Institutes to their District Annual liquid embroidery pointings runs sewlnj crochetlnK decorated and many many were on display A warm welcome wan extended to the over 100 I members present by Mrs Harold fc of Allardlce W I Irln bauds It was noted that the I receipts for were up considerably but one sad note was that the t W I found It necessary to disband This leaves a total of institutes In Wellington Centre A challenge was to all the W I members to try and increase the membership In the Women i Institutes by Mrs I retiring president of Wellington Centre Committee reports Reports of the standing committee conveners were Home Health and Safety Miss Doris Agriculture and Canadian Industries Miss Wide Ida Citizenship and I due Mrs Hoy Wheeler Historical Research it Current Mrs Charles Holers Resolutions Mrs Arthur Wheeler Curator Mrs Irvine Black Public Officer Miss Temperance Drills Mrs Fletcher lcderation of Agriculture Mrs Alfred Woods A sine was conducted by Mrs Poster and Mrs Harris of W I anniversary Mrs Moffat W I Member the address The Institutes were isked to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Women Institutes sometime in 1J72 in their own branches Mrs is United Nations Secretary of W I and she urLedtheW I members to have programs on United Nations the noon luncheon Mrs Gray introduced the head table Mrs Henderson of Mrs Jefferson of Wellington South Mrs of Wellington South and Rev and Mrs Willis of St Andrews Presbyterian Church Afternoon afternoon opened Willi the Hymn of nil Nations followed by the In by Mrs I of W I Roll Call was answered by skits speaker for the lernoon wan Mrs June Senior Social Community Psychiatric Hospital serving Wellington County and Mrs McCnnn said that the pressure is so much renter on children and adults to day causing mental disorders Most mentally 111 can be treated or controlled in local communities today Mrs Barbara Home I of Wellington County gave a report on Home I and the Branch the clubs are very well received In Wellington with almost girts flic number of women taking the extension courses is a little discouraging and it Is hoped thai this will pick up in the near future Happy in 1892 A piper found in Baltimore In irj2 on being happy was quoted from by a member of Greenock W I New officers Honorary president Mrs I Or President Mrs 1st vice Mrs Albert Rockwood 2nd vlc Mrs Clarence It 1 vice Mrs John Burnett Bel wood treasurer Mrs Reginald Brett Fergus Assistant nee Mrs Id R Auditors Mrs George Ostlc It Miss Isabel Cunningham Horn Im deration representative Mrs 1 dgar Gray Alternate Mrs George Ostic District Delegate to area invention Mrs I loyd Alternate Mrs Albert committee convened St an dint committee convene rfl Agriculture Canadian Industries Mrs John Baldwin It and ducation Mrs Cecil Warmington 1 Historical Research Current I vents Mrs Rogers Horn Home Health Safely Miss Doris F Acton Resolutions Mrs Arthur Wheeler It remperanee and Drills Mrs Richard Fletcher Ferris 1 Fedtrition of Agriculture Mrs Alfred Woods Fergus Tweed smuir Curator Mrs Irvine Hid Fergus Public Relations Officer Miss lva I It im Mrs George Walhce It THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIALS Items on Sale from to Thursday June Only Reg DECANTER Drip- to Clean Use ah a Shake Plastic Slop Ontl WASTE BASKET Designed to Give Long Last 49 LAWN CHAIR 344 Hintons 5 to 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