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Free 1973 SANDRA HAY AND Barry Wright were selected as the top pair in citizenship and highest academic standing at Brisbane school in 1972 Sandra received the Womens Institute citizenship award presented by Mrs Cosgrave and Barry received the principals trophy for the highest academic standing A Hoogendoorn Colesl GRADUATES OF BRISBANE public school were feted at a banquet last week at which special awards were presented Front row left to right Penny ShortlU Kelly Riley Cheryl Harvey Wendy Hawgood Sandra Gay Donna Brown Marie Smith Terry Deforest Angela Shaver Back row Blake Hancock Dave Temple Ron McLean Bill Cartwrlght Eric GaUas Barry Wright Steve Mike Weston Kevin Miller Grzesionskl Absent Rich PhotobyH ales Visitors from reunion for tourers Presentations for Colin MacColl Cubs Brownies wrap up year By Doris Flats Mr and Mrs Howard attended the anniversary and dinner for the year at the University of over the weekend Visser and Wei land sister and brother of Mrs Ralph Vander Meulcn also The Netherlands are visiting for a couple of weeks with Mr and Mrs Vander and family Mr and Mrs Ralph Vander entertained at a family party in their home Saturday evening in honor of their relatives from Holland Guests were present from and Acton Mr and Mrs Steve and daughter of The Netherlands ore holidaying for three weeks with Mr In law Mr and Mrs Marten Vander lleide and family Dr and Mrs Ron Green of Kingston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clarence Mrs Thomas Fines and Doris Finos attended a banquet and reunion at the Stone Church Friday evening It was a get together arranged by Mr and Mrs Clare Burt for those who went on the Florida bus tour in March After the supper games were played and coloured slides were shown that were taken on the tour Visiting on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jack Ferguson and family were Mrs Fergusons sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Arthur of Toronto and her mother Mrs Enoch Wood Mrs Wood remained up for the summer months Tiny insects killing cedars in Acton area BvMri A Benton Sorry we wrongly reported the results of the students vs teachers baseball gome Last week the pupils said that or course they won This week the teachers feel deflated as they had won There were no students at schoollastweek but the teachers spent two days in school M Robinson and the remainder In Limehousc school On Thursday the staff entertained the volun tecr helpers within the class rooms the past year at a There were near there Thursday evening the staff attended a barbecue party In Georgetown hosted by Mrs Larry Scott a staff member and her husband Royal train The Royal train passed through Limehousc at 15 a A good number had waited at the track side since 8am Congratulations to all those who passed well in the various schools during the years especially Laura Stevens who was second highest in academic standings and won a special award In geography at Senior public school Appreciate Colin Mac Col I Prior his leaving as school caretaker the student a presented Colin MacColl with lawn fur and a rain Before disbanding on Friday the staff Mr MacColl at his Acton home to give him in appropriate gift a carved wooden lamp of an old man at a for his i operation over the years with them Visitors Mr and Mrs A Patterson visited Mr and Mrs Henry and family in Midland over the weekend Their grandson Todd was baptized in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday Miss Helen Mills iltcnded i reunion of her Air Force unit at Windsor during week end Mrs S Wright of Newmarket her sister Mrs Walker of Sarnin and Miss Shirley Wright of Toronto called on a number of friends here on About 45 persons were present at a mother and daughter night when the Brownies held a buffet for their closing meeting in memorial hall on June 26 graduating to Guides were given on owl mounted with their accumulated badges Contributed by Mrs Hannah The Cubs ended their year with a busy weekend Saturday they held a Canada Fitness day at the school boys took part with each one qualifying for at least a bronze crest Bar Byers was fit enough to win the gold Afterwards the boys were treated to hot dogs pop and cookies Wayne Anderson was resented with his troubadour and athlete badges whlh all the cubs received a personal fitness badge Sunday the Cubs had their flags dedicated In Presbyterian Church and on Monday night the group com held a barbecue at the home of chairman Frank Han nah MIKE WESTON and Marie Smith were selected as athletes of the year and presented with trophies at the Brisbane school graduation They are shown here with Mr J Ironside who presented the awards Coles Lousy ceremony trustee claims A complete waste of time woi the way Board of trustee Judy Alexander described an official opening of the White Oaks community school library The trustee noted hat as a resident of that area it was a nice way to spend the day but as a trustee it was a waste of time because she recognized spoken or introduced She suggested il a matter of pride because Fast MPP Jim Snow and Mayor Harry both attended without being acknowledged Dick Good in agreed It was lovely day and a lousy ceremony The event was planned sponsored by he town and the board of education Silverwood June rainfall 259 inches ribbons at the June flower show in Georgetown Congratulations to Anne Ben Case is home again after State dinner for Queen attended by area couples By Ian Professor Taylor of the University of Guelph said in an interview that the cedars of this and surrounding areas are in fested with an insect known as the Cedar Leal Mite If the insect goes unchecked more than acres of cedars could possibly be killed Lost October there was a heavy fall of foliage from the cedars particularly in the Rockwood Acton Guelph area At the time this accounted for the brown appearance of the trees but this spring when very little new foliage appeared further inquiries were made Damage was found In many of the trees and in laboratory tests a micro scopic mite was discovered In side the leaves The mite is the second stage of development of a small moth It attacks the foliage by tunnelling inside the leaves eventually killing them before It emerges as a moth in late June and July There arc two methods of control which have been re commended Easiest and perhaps the most effective recommended by the Ministry of Natural Resources is the use of Cygon which is painted or sprayed onto the trunk or branches It is absorbed by the tree and carried to the infected ports killing the mite Another method used by the University of Guelph is the application of Malathion 50 per cent which must be sprayed over the entire tree Malathion is an insecticide which kills on contact It con be toxic not only to the user but to domestic animals and wildlife A number of district people were among the invited guests to attend the state dinner in con ncction with the Queen visit on Tuesday June including Mrs John Root MPP for Wellington Mr and Mrs Harry Burt Mr and Mrs Haines Root and Reverend Robert and Mrs Rumble of Caledon Mr and Mrs John Root and Mr and Mrs Burt were also present at the ceremony at the parliament buildings on the morning of June where Premier William Davis read the address of loyally and welcome o the Queen and the Queen replied Mr and Mrs met the Queen prior to the Slate Dinner in Ihe Royal York Hotel in Ihe evening Between thirteen and fourteen hundred people attended the State dinner an enjoyable trip to the Manlimes and New states Captain Charles was in charge of the ill fated plane which exploded and burnt at Malton recently He was not Injured C Bain is home after several weeks in Georgetown hospital and get well wishes go out to him Rainfall to date for June is inches Utter Pickin Pete has been an ami litter symbol of the Ontario Forestry Association since 1961 One hundred and one countries now have more than l parks or equivalent reserves CHATELAINE LIGHTING York Road Guelph 824 Bright Ideas for all your Lighting Needs SELECTION OF HOUSE FIXTURES Table Lamps Door Chimes Swag Lamps Vanity Cabinet Electric Heat Baseboard and Portable Central Vacuum Cleaning Systems rig Devices Fixture Parts etc Ventilation Hoods Fans FREE PARKING OpenDallyfl Thurs FrI TII9pm Sat Recreation parks abound in area RED BRAND BEEF I Choice I Sirloin Tip Roast I lib J Summer recreation is more fun If you know where you re going and what to expect when you arrive Why travel a long way when there are excellent facilities in this district Credit Valley Conservation Authority operates conservation areas for the public Including Terra Cotta and The Grand River Authority priie park is the one at Rockwood while the Region Authority operates the well known Kelso Conservation park near Milton offers lifeguards at the Credit River swimming area Puppet show at Terra Project SWEEP Students Working In an Environmental Program a division of Exper ience will be presenting the puppet show on July at Terra Cotta Conservation Area near Toronto and Peel County The program stresses an antiUtter theme directed toward an audience of children ages to Performances are at 1000 in 1115 and MS There is do additional charge for entrance to the park and brown and speckled trout are numerous Terra Cotta Conservation Area near here and Monora Con Area Just north of Orangeville on Highway have facilities for camping swim ming fishing and picnics A modern washroom is available in the picnic area at Terra Cotta and one is being constructed at Monora Lifeguards are on duty during regular hours at both con areas The Bruce Trail winds through the Terra Cotta Area and passes near Bel fountain Entrance fee lo all Con Areas is per car Camping costs 50 per unit per night Walk in fee at all areas is and seasons passes cost Choice Boneless Prime Rib Roast Choice i Rump Roast Tinder Shoul R I Lean J 149 lib 110 lib Stewing Beef A lb I Tnder Boneless Point Brisket Tenter I Rib Steaks SI 29 lib ARTHUR A JOHNSON OPTOMETRIST Mam St Milton 878 3673 Wednesday I j Ground 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