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Board announces changes The Acton Wednesday July SEVEN JET CARS such as the Green Mamba shown here raced at the Toronto International Draxway near Acton last Wednesday for excited car fans Doug Rose the driver of this jet made three runs the top speed be CLOSE UP OF JET CAR after it made a run at the Toronto International Draxway Drivers slow down for Orange ville Raceway At a recent meeting of Hilton County Board of Education the board made teacher appointments accepted a number of resignations and transferred a number of teacher within the system Miss Kathleen was appointed to Martin St Public School Mrs Shirley Scott to Public School Mrs Cox to Brookvtlle Public School and Mrs Sharon Mugford was appointed to Kilbride Public School Mrs Eleanor Hllson of Public School Tom Hunter of School and Harry Sterne School were among those whose resignations were accepted at the meeting Thursday Mrs Sandra Fleming Mrs made was miles per hour as he won the event Rose has two wooden legsfthe remit of an accident on a S Sgnrf track last year but continues to race Among those being transferred Photo Paul Mutt arc Chris Logan from Joseph Gibbons to Martin St Mrs June Lenz from Howard Wrigglesworth to NorvaJ Miss Joy Haines from Central to Mrs Diane Fisher from George Kennedy to Robert Little Mrs Mildred Glover from I Dick to J M Denyes and Mrs Wendy Schau from W I Dick to J M Denyes Appointment Mrs Lynn Heathcrlng of Kilbride School was granted a maternity leave Mrs Carol Powadluk was appointed head of Girls Physical Education at Milton District High School Among those appointed o posts in secondary schools wore Bernard Mann of Milton District High School and Miss Anne Pool Miss Shirley Menifee and Miss Paula Cumin all of Acton High School Addition to Limehouse Plans for a learning resource centre and a gymnasium for Public School were endorsed at Ha I ton County Board of Education Thursday inspection and acclaim of crowd The school built in iwa is Fairy Lake bass OPENING DAY OF the bass season was just the right time for eight yearold Paul of CobbIehil Road Acton to latch onto this 15inch largemouth bass In the waters of Fairy Lake Brother Mike 7 helped carry the catch home in the net Bait a big fat juicy dew worm the bass could not resist The boys have done a lot of fishing in Fairy Lake this season but this is their prize catch to date They are sons of Mr and Mrs Paul Coles Photo FIRST RACE lMOtPiM MM CHATHAM CHIP HU1 TUPYSSONGC Smoky Spanear And DUoo Luck entailer I Milt Tolhurit AS Don Fir SECOND RACE IHDtTrM MM 1 SADIE RING Qurtoa He Troy Littl Hajtwl 1 Tom Bo Ayr Tray Mil Twinkle A Bom ton ItlMtN WWW Wive BFTtlky rilcI McHitty AE Mln B a SEVENTH RACE IHBtPir CHIEF COMMAND ADR JONESC ROMEO Three area girls on Ontario club THIRD RACE lMOPt RUBY PARKER T CHRIS BLOOM SPEEDY SAHBRAC McDooakT D C AE DuiMro Campbell FOURTH RACE I MO Pat XM NANCY S ROY Troy DETERMINE Arthur J Mr I Attorney John J Wrty EIGHTH RACE MM AGENT Steed COURTING RED GRAIN Prince Ktbut E Bntler Mark Troy Halto A DttetwT lebtbod Boy AE NINTH RACE 1 NM Troy JOHNNY Li SWINGING Gnoa Cooroy Duke R Euro Popular Bred TENTH RACE 3 BITTER ROUTE Li Kuril I WHOS THAT ALEX SON la I E C Unco Thorncrcet J Juo CrookW Sttad AE Ken MacArthor area girls played for the Kitchener Waterloo sottball team as they won the right to represent Ontario in women s so ft ball at the Canada Summer Games The club was undefeated in the tourney Gall and Pauline nder from Rock wood and Susan Thomson from all played for the champions who will pick up two more players before going to B C The K club relied on yearold Sue Thompson to pitch them to two wins and 15yearold Wendy Kaufman of New Ham burg for two more Bach of them pitched a shutout as K downed Hamilton 126 Scar borough 10 and knocked off twice by scores of and 136 MM VALLEY I CLEVER LORD C Lockairt 1 Pittsburgh Tray Gift C ArchdtiMO flFliib I Mr Brtol Lloyd M CDoiuld SIXTH RACE IMBtPice KM DIRECT DOMINION PROBLEM DRINKER Lot Hurt BLOSSOM VAN D HI Peewees drop four Acton Thompson Fuels dropped four of their last four starts in intercounty baseball action Vis ting Brampton for the first t me Acton came up on the losing end of a score Shortstop Murray paced the club Pitcher Robert Van and catcher Frank Van supplied one each In a return match in Acton the gained ground on their opponents losing only 193 Vinderlaan hit safely twice white David Williamson supplied one h Mitchell and Terry Bateman shared the pitching duties Late two more In games against Georgetown a visiting Acton squad dropped a decision and lost the home In Georgetown Bill hit well making it to base two of three attempt Single hits went to Roach Van and Mitchell handled the pitching duties In the return match pitcher Van Laan and J Gordon were strong hitting three for three Tattoo and Van hit twice each Bush fire Acton Firefighters had their Dominion Day morning in tcmipted Monday th a call to a bush fire on the Alteo Con struction site behind the Kingham Hill workers were burning scrap lumber in the bush area and neighbors turned in the alarm Firefighters requested the fires be allowed to bum down as there was no water or dirt in the area to extinguish them ACTON OPEN Golf Tournament to be held SATURDAY JULY 14th at HALTON HEIGHTS time 8 30 a m sharp SHOTGUN START Golf and Meal person Tickets available at Reliable Snack Bar ACTON ARENA MONDAY 830 pm S3 S3 i M0SCA Bulldog BR0WER Erie Animal Red Chief Bold Eagle TheWildmanvs Carles LADY WRESTLERS PLUS THE FABULOUS MIDGETS FROZEN BANANA CHOCOLATE OR COCONUT LANCIA N BEADY CUT Banquet 9 gm Macaroni or Cream Pies Spaghetti CRAPE LEMONADE Just Made aa Drinkt IMO OR a BagKMtr PORK LOIN CHOPS PorkChops PREMIUM READY TO EAT Smoked Ham sv LAZY MAPLE Pure Pork Sausage SWIFT Wieners SWIFT PREMIUM OVEN ROASTING Corned Bobi ie MAPLE LEAF Side Bacon 75c 11 ALL PUKES WEO WE RESERVE THE TO L QUANT PRICING THLE1IITE QUALITY MEATS