Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 22, 1972, p. 13

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Ballinafad The Acton Free Press Wednesday March By Mrs Ron McLean jy was master of ceremonies for an About people Including the interesting program The choir of couples five daugh era two sons Eben sang The SJnj mrat Voice In the Old Village Choir and eight foiled by an accordion solo by gathered at Brian Small Paula Kitchlng school to honor Laura and Bill each sang silos on the occasion of their golden Ta Jetiny j Coulter delighted with a dance Lifelong of Lehman township Mr and Mrs preted a medley or Irish are weUtaown and much organ selections Mrs teo Mllnrgave an amusing neighborly acts and kind BiUaodMura Burt guitar Ma has brightened many a Shirley Moore In Irish social occasion with her musical Th Old gifts used TheU- amh accompanied by her humor and friendly Mrs Sinclair and Ernie McEnery brightened many Uvea strands of Silver Reeve wins her fight Shining through the Gold Andy Frank and Laura Early played an Instrumental and Rev Russell paid tribute to the couple Arthur Diamond presented Mr and Mrs Early with a mirror and a handsome pole lamp among many other lovely gifts Dancing followed to Ken Warminglon orchestra and the ladies served lunch to conclude a memorable evening Wc wish Mr and Mrs Early many more happy years together Their family comprises Milton McEnery Ballinafad Mary Maynard St Thomas William J Early Owen Sound Jean Newmarket Donald Early Campbellville and Margaret Fox bounties dropped County foxes can breathe a little easier County Council removed fox bounties at their county council meeting Wednesday by a vote The campaign to have bounties lifted was spearheaded by Reeve Mrs A MacArthur While she made it very clear that what she was proposing Interfere with anyone wanting to hunt foxes it would mean they are no longer paid to do it Strang opposition Mrs MacArthur resolution met strong opposition from her Deputy Reeve Don McMillan and Acton Reeve Dr F McMillan recalled the bounty being lifted about nine years ago and said the fox population multiplied rapidly He said he knew of cases In his own township where people have been laid up With rabies from fox bites for as long as three years Dr Oakes a veterinarian argued against lifting the bounty because he feared foxes would breed and rabies would run through the county A letter from the Oak wile Rod and Gun dub suggested rabies were not prevented by the presence of a bounty They suggested predators are necessary to keep the balance of nature Man has always upset the balance of nature simply because of his presence Predators such as the fox and brush wolf or coyote are needed to control the populations of rabbits rats mice and groundhogs which can become so easily When this happens those animals become a pest Predator population fluctuates As the feed animal population increases so does the predator population As the feed animal population decreases due to over predation and food and habitat shortages so does the predator population This is cyclical the club said NAVIGATING town streets is tricky for pedestrians with Ice and water the big hazards Heedless drivers don t help WI present trays to girls many from district on tours By Mrs R Sbortfll Mr and Mrs J Mathews made a recent business trip to Hanover While In the vicinity they called on Mr and Mrs John who have bought a farm about two miles from Hanover They are very busy remodelling their house and also their bam where they have a project going which Involves about mother pigs Mr and Mrs Belk formerly lived on the old James Lindsay place on the Seventh Line Parents In the community were very interested in their visit to Brisbane and Erin District High School on the parents night a week ago Much work and foresight had gone Into the preparations for these annual events Extend congratulations We take pleasure at this time In extending our best wishes to Mr and Mrs Early of on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary Several from here attended their celebration among whom were their soninlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs Ernie ladles who won provincial honors at the completion of II projects deserve much credit far their consistency Each Saturday we see them early in the morning treking over to the hall for a work meeting Their trays which were presented by the local W I were well earned as was Mrs Gary MR AND MRS EARLY of Celebration and variety concert at Campbellville were honored by family and School Friday evening have farmed all friends last week on the occasion of their heir married life on 25 Slderoad in wedding anniversary Close to well Staff Photo wishers joined them for an anniversary 500 guests honor couple celebrating anniversary Browns award for Advanced Honors She has completed eighteen projects Mr and Mrs Reg French recently spent a Sunday with her sister at Damascus Snow banks up there are even higher than here Mr and Mrs Paul Metcalfe are In England on the student tour Donna aGHS teacher Is one of the chape rones far the Georgetown students Arlene and Debra of Joined E S group on the student tour of England The local Brownies are canvassing or their cookie drive Dance Saturday The Community Centre board held a dance on Saturday night A good crowd attended and report a pleasant time Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Cebc De Witt on the safe arrival of their baby son Little Sinclair was able to have the cast removed and Is mobile again She has had a long siege since breaking her hip Mr Delbert played the organ for church Sunday His prelude of old favorite hymns added much to the morning service as did the selection from the Junior choir under Mrs Kerr direction The Sunday School pupils as usual retired to the Sunday School room after the children hymn weekend To England Barry McArlhur Joined fellow students of John Ross Collegiate on the trip to England for the winter break Mrs Snider has resumed her position at the Brisbane restaurant which Is under new management Miss Maggie Given who Is a student at Sheridan In left with her friend on Friday ntght for a holiday in Florida Larry Snow son of Mr and Mrs Sam Snow had a bad ac cident on Saturday While running the chopper at the barn his arm got caught In the belt He is In Guelph Hospital with a badly Injured arm we are sorry to say By Wendy Much as I try to ignore it there no getting away from the fact that cats are soon going to have kittens three cats and about IS kittens as a matter of fact Cockeyed Cat Tansy and are all barrelehoped and looking quite ready to pop When they do Cockeyed cat will be presiding over a brood that includes daughters all the way through to greatgreat grandchildren Neurotic cat But with all these cats and cats- pending around I m still worrying about another Little- cat given to Mary Hatch tolook after an abundance of bam mice and I often wonder if being displaced after eight years here has for if there Is such a thing as a neurotic cat she was it kept her to begin with because she was such an ugly little thing that I thought nobody would want her Her face had the look of an inebriated with a touch of proboscus monkey her hind legs were longer than her front ones giving her the look of running downhill all the time Also she was slightly knock kneed and ran everywhere with quick short steps In a worried sort of way thai reminded me of the White Rabbit In Alice In Wonderland you know I late I late for a very important date And she the only cat I know who when Indulging in the cat thing would sit with her head inside and her bottom hanging out Little cat and her mother Cockeyed Cat had a marvelous nursery system as they usually managed to have their kittens within a week of one another and lump them together In one big purry pie Shift system They worked out a shift system where one will take care of the kittens for four hours while the other mother went out hunting or whatever Gord always claims that judging by their prolificacy it s always the whatever Pour hours almost to the minute later the hunter would return to take her place as FROM L0VELL BROS MEAT MARKET SPRED SATIN LATEX No Pastel only Sugg Retail SALE WHILE IT LASTS Watch Our Weekly Ads for More Spring Specials Soon to Arrive at LAKEVIEW CENTRE 12S Hah St I RED BRAND BEEF Choice boneless Prime Rib Roast lib Lean Sirloin Tip- Roast IS Tender Blade Short Rib Roast 95f Lean Shoulder Roast 851 Lean Stewing Beef fflb Lean Ground Chuck Fresh Small Link Sausage Maple Leal 1 lb Sliced Side Bacon 79 LOVELL BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET ft Mill Acton Daily Delivery Phone mother They d touch noses and lew cat type noises and you could lust about hear the question How did things go and the answer Well I fed the three orange the two grey and the black They re all washed except for the striped and he wouldn let me do his ears Oh and the black ate too fast and burped For the six m feeding both mothers lay down cheek to cheek with their front paws entwined and their bodies stretched out In a long 16 faucet line The kittens all had a good feed a good wash and then a good sleep while the mothers bath went out for the night rhree years ago Tansy joined the pair and the next batch of kittens were even fatter and cleaner Tansy too had her first litter last year but insisted on crawling In behind the bathtub where one wall wasn t finished and made a nest In the insulation For well over a month every somebody had a bath I found myself hollering Don make it too hot you broil the babies Anyhow it that time again and I have old sheets and card board boxes all ready for use as soon as a sleepy voice is heard in the middle of the night Mom a cat having kittens on my bed I d like to thank all the people who phoned about Gord ac cident wrote and sent cards Anil due to questions asked I should explain that dldn t hove to leap from a bed of misery to bounce onto the Judo mat wrote her Judo feature just before the accident while he was still in one piece Mrs Audrey Watson Is a patient In General Hospital Mclvin is a patient in General Hospital and undergoing 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