Paper pickups for arena fund Every day is not paper day In he case of rural pickup but the second Saturday of pi numbers of Lions to each month will bo if the call tire listed Henry and district Lions Martin Lloncttes can inspire and BUI Verhagen locol cooperation Beginning Sat Mar at Sponsors that in- am trucks will be collecting who prefer drop- throughout the Milage with ping their own pickups taken from front door newspapers may do steps Please no magazines or shiny papers Is tne plea or the ambitious gentlemen collecting who request that newsprint only be included in the high bundles at Si John parish hall on Main St The new sen ice is one more effort of the local clubs to raise funds for their proposed community centre sports arena Centennial School Well you grade five to eight students If you havent begun studying for the exams starting In two days you better get to it if you hope to pass March is the day set aside for Professional activity day Tor once students arc working for the Canada fit ness award and will be for some time Well be for the yard run outside as soon as the grounds are dryer and everyone is looking forward to that Right now the boys basketball team Is working hard trying to get a game underway with some time this week hope they give a better showing than our girls did last week bowling Its moving in time and each the and bowler clour to play offs Si ending In lop arc he 103 SO Country Men Farmers S3 Finn Four Corners 10 Barley Trotter 11 IS Alley IS SO Four Corner pulled up will The Acton Free Press Wed March Cats and dogs poured into Rockwood clinic From mnssn Great Danes to miniature Chihuahuas the town hall groaned with animal chortles Inst Wednesday when over animals were delivered via automobile legs or arras neatly tucked In anything from ruffled baskets to barren barrels all in preparation for their annual with a mans attempt lo off dreaded rabies Two hundred and eighty six cats of all colors and two hundred and some dogs ail sues and shapes plus a few lone rabbits totalled a ml of receiving the vaccine Many of those attending were local creatures well know about the area of Hock wood Others were visitors for the first time tripping In from such places as and Mills With rabies reported and Hills not holding clinics a number of visitors arrived from Alton and Mostly the animals conducted their business masters and mistresses signing in at the door to leave quietly on leash or be carried homeward bound Few stayed long enough to socialize Veterinarians urge that during peak rallies periods animal owners should have their pels inoculated Although the vaccine is reportedly strong enough to provide at least two years protection the annual inoculation is advocated Sheep producers desire to inform A deadline has been set for in Wellington to Join the 4 sheep club The with the next meeting to be held at Wellington Place near Fergus ft bowled crowded the Rockwood town hall at the recent times for doctors and assistants who signed in the took point ihc Doug bowled a file wilh and 181 Ted J All with IDS and bandy bowled MS i At a recent meeting antirabies clinic with visitors arriving from many animals but reportedly everything went well expressed a desire to i inform the general to triple si Tony was high 175 and Nellie high lady bowled triple with IU and 231 For Ihe Farmer Peter bowled STB wilh and 179 Harvey Allan and Millar tripled run I with a nil Men over COO Don McKcrilp Allan Ted Kilver John Gordon Tony MO Ihil Shrive Dune John Thatcher Dour Crow Ted Oil Alex Norm en tile Women areas where clinics have not as yet been without unusual incident Church school exciting Tuesdays at Centennial members ore They pride In their en and eel the business of sheep worthy of top priority What they want to put across are matters is damage by dogs in sheen shearing cost of raising sheen and where the Industry Is heading Club members plan on putting up displays at county events They are anxious that anyone In in Joining dub attend the next meeting at Wellington Place at time the executive will be After school visits to Rock woods Centennial school from singles una IBS John Thatcher bowled In a triple with and IBS and Alex bowled wilh Ingles 160 193 and Dune- McPhedran bowled with 15iand260BIIIGarnermidc a with 17 and Another straight win with Iho Country Men In drlvcra aeat the to Ted the Country man with a triple and Loot bowled with 246 and Alice bowled 57and Hob Van Wvck Wo look a to o game with John- Gordon bowling with Tuesday afternoon will 015 so Nellie that approximately illage Loot May hjliirVn Nancy cmiartn inoroufrii Alice Johnson weekly sessions of Bible rkhoii Lola school under the super v of Helen McDonald and Song learning keep children ranging from kindergarten sluilenls to Krnde sevens on their toes Flash cards piny their role 191 Ith ITS MS wledn to triple 160 beat the Alley llnrv ln triple with 297 and 280 Bert Archer bowled 148 and to triple bowled J34 and to triple Alley Cat Elmer Allan made a ins triple and rode In alnglea and 194 and Ken Lush bowled Ha ley he Ramblera with final score Norm Seattle topped the food boy a with triple and UK 167 and Peter Jumps bowled 57 George the high with and Steve Webster made a triple Up went the with and down went the Norton team with Gordon losied In a score tor the Deadline dog tags Final date of dog lag purchase in township has been set for June According to local statistics it as if sales arc going to resemble those of recent car license stickers with most being purchased during the deadline week Officials remind residents If you live in slop f in at the Hydro office iHram Eden Mills John Turner store and if in talk to dog con trailer Hob Jestln Youll be able to procure tog at any one of these places The township chambers is another place where purchase can be made Fees for district canines arc set as 5 for a male or spayed female for a female for each ad ditional dog children learn about christian magician in fields in their own corporate a dummy ilmg and games of back yards They are en finds ire only part of the to out being hour long programs which missionaries by bringing in more people ihclr classes The students arc required lo apply their skills in and playlets on what theyve learned and imaginary swords are used during sword drill games where they must find Bible and Sylski verses from their own Bibles children to attend Christian magic Enthusiasm is the pre vailing atmosphere at unusual school session Tuesday Feb special guest class with sheep products raising problems and some financial information on profits or loss Although the club is small elected 4H image topic at Feb conference What ind can we improve our lesson material and leaching methods- These arc questions Ight lenders from tried to two day into his portrayal of situations The ecclesiastical magician has been keeping audiences amazed through a number of programs in and at the Wellington performance the children answer on were delighted held this past weekend Encourage your children John lleid John Cordon lo participate is how Helen Trnmmclcn Ted Kent Dm and Doug Anderson met with over 101 The majority of those other lenders from Ontario to tending are from the discuss the image and says Mrs Drijber improving ho there is morc room successful program ar classes to expand and has The leaders met in the Kin lehghted the the attitude the the Edward hotel merrier She invites parents to discuss April Leaders look forward to new ideas mid being offered for any i on the A program keep a close eye on newspapers or contact the Arthur agricultural office ECONOMY In this Vega Hat with speed standard tran No fancy ex pensive just good reliable transportation Low mileage Lie See Al for the Best buys in HALTON HILLS AT Andrew Murray Motors Limited Georgetown Ontario Rd Feb and and other GATHERED ABOUT their favorite choir leader are members of the junior choir of the Presbyterian church Bev Mom Susan Btlton Betty Post the organist Linda Bilton Shawn Smith Janice Gray and Mary Ellen Johnston Former Acton resident dies The funeral was held Feb 19 for the late Mrs Ida Near a former resident of Cambridge lodge who 111 in her 90th year Horn Oct in Acton Mrs Near was married in Acton June 10 1909 to later t up residence in Toronto where she resided with her for The mother of of and Robert of Tor onto ihe was a member of the United Church of Canada She was buried in G On ions lor Mrs Near were her nephews Clarence untile Near lack Holmes William Orwell and Johnston predeceased her brothers skiers to contact her or Mrs topics The conference came Toronto Donald if they require intor at an opportune time since motion on how their children the majority of If programs can belong in Wellington will in ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs Lang of Junes Beauty Salon wishes to thank all her customers for their support during her 4 years in business Mrs Lang is moving back to join her family in Marie ARTHUR A 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