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Guide and Brownie news 1st Eden Guide Tuesday April was the night of our all important first aid test It was conducted by Mr Don Bouche on behalf of the St John Ambulance John Ford the instructor was on hand to encourage each girl as she was tested The test took the form of real life situations such as a patient with severe bleeding All nineteen candidates were able to cope well with each test and Mr Bouche said he had never tested such en thuslastlc first aiders Apart from the knowledge and experience gained each girl will receive the St Johns Ambulance pin and cer and two Girl Guide badges Slides shown During the time that girls were waiting to be tested slides on Stamp Collecting from the Canada Post Office were shown Those not taking first aid baked fruit pies under the guidance of Mrs Donna Clifford and five girls completed their baker badge We heard that one Guide family enjoyed strawberry pie for breakfast next mor ning SFx very excited tenderfoot girls Margarita Bell Sarah Anne Ann Schwarlzcnburgh Ha thy Van and Michelle Wallace were enrolled as Guides on Tuesday April in the presence of their families and fellow Guides Captain Ann invited mothers to pin the gilt trefoil enrolment pins on their daughters uniforms Mrs Burden was a guest at the ceremony to test for the hostess badge Everyone will miss Lieutenant Diana Wallace during the four weeks she Is In England The girls will be eagerly awaiting her return with pen pals from her home town Hiking was fan For our first hike of 1S75 on Sunday April we headed for high ground away from the flooding with seven Guides In a wooded area we constructed a very fine lean to from dead trees Without using any man made im we thatched it with rk peeled from fallen trees It was hard work and very good fun Our second hike was a very different kind It attracted sixteen girls as we joined several hikers for the opening of the Arkell Trail on Sunday April We all managed to cover the five mile course over varied terrain including a dam woodland open pasture hills a dry valley and roadway and it was a most beautiful day In one of the opening speeches Dr Frank Maine MP said this day was courtesy of the Liberal government Mrs Irene Hayward one of the Guide mothers who was with us on the hike feltshehadleft her feet somewhere along the way I Lions to meet with Hydro soon SHAUN SMITH of Rockwood was the proud winner of a second place ribbon in the Inter mediate hunter hack class of Ho riding club s first show of the season recently It was also Shauns first horse show Looking very modest is her horse Mount Market a thoroughbred fieldinR township council reminded members of the Ontario Hydro of a com made regarding a transformer situated on the Changes on C of C There have been a couple of changes on the executive of Acton Chamber of Com merco Dave Whitlaker was transferred out of town by his bank and his position as treasurer of the C of C has been taken by his of Montreal replacement Doug Dawson Mr Whlttaker was also the membership com mittee chairman but since Mr Dawson is a stranger in town this job has been taken over by Mitchell Elsie is now the replacing Stuart Johnson There are two other vacancies on the executive which will be filled shortly Committee looks ahead to fall Police received a complaint of motorized bicycles from the Prospect Park area Main St of village At a meeting with the village trustees approximately three years ago hydro officials had told the trustees they would attempt to beautify the site by planting trees or possibly placing a structure around it It had never been done Hydro officials met with the Eramosa township council at their May meeting Purpose was to discuss hydro lines to be installed in the vicinity of the Rockmosa complex which according to spokesman was necessary to upgrade the service and that of Ospringe Mauro and J of Ontario Hydro Hamilton discussed an casement along the rear of the park hydro line would be located on Bonner property one foot from the park boundlry line Hydro would require an additional 15 Toot easement Controlled growth trees They suggested that trees with controlled growth could be planted near the line and hat they would be willing to install foot poles instead of the standard foot to facilitate Hood lights Lloyd Dyer of the Eramosa recreation committee was on hand Mr Dyer as well as being a member of the Lions Club is also in charge of the village park where baseball diamonds and flood light requirements are familiar to him He suggested to the hydro men that if the poles were placed In Ihe ground the suggested depth the reduction in height would hamper baseball activity at the park It was decided that Mr and Lou Hilts of the ins Club wilt meet with Ontario Hydro represen tativcs on the park site to discuss lighting and other details The clerk was Instructed to write to the Ontario Hydro and request that they some scheme of Levis You have bean asking for thorn now will hove them JUNE 1rt The Acton Free Press Wed May Acton Pharmacy The night school classes which began on Jan 30 are now completely over and a wind up meeting was held by the school a organizing committee at the home of Ann Chandler of Eden Mills last Friday after noon All members were in at tendance including Laity Judy Sally Hamilton Ann Chandler and Lorraine Root The group decided that next year a activities could be more expansive with an even greater variety of courses to choose from bowling league games are over for another reason Carncys came through with winning colors as both playoff and runner up champs They topped matches with a final 10 pins Four Corners followed with a close second of 10 High bowlers on variois teams were Ramblers Peggy Ellis 176 139195 with a triple Bruce 164 and 138 with a triple Neighbors Doug But lenham 208 and with a triple Dune McPhedran made a 615 triple with singles 145 and Four Corners Nellie Stok man with 240 and to triple Tony Stolen an bowled 155 and to triple Optimists Optimists Sam Nyholt and to triple Jerry Blrkholz made a with singles 14B J and Carncys Bob with singles 174 and to triple In at Nancy Ferguson bowled 146 200 and to triple in at Alky Cats Elmer Allan lowled 187 and to triple Ken Lush bowled 187 and to triple Country Men Peter Bosch bowled a IBS and to triple Ted Klaver bowled 164 and to triple Clarence Hilton bowled 189 and to triple Winnie Hilts bowled 211 and to a triple Trotters Sandy McPhed ran with 172 and for a Twins christened Mother Day was particu larly special al the Eden Mills Presbyterian church last Sunday when the four month old in daughters of Mr and Mrs Joe Lasbv of 1 Campbellvlllc were christened The Rev Don Sin officiated Present at the ceremony wert several friends and re latives including the children grandmothers Mrs Lasby and Mrs Jean Brennan both of Alex Ingles a great untie from Georgetown Mr and Mrs Jack Peart of and Mr and Mrs John Lay ton of Fergus both sisters and brothers in law of Mrs Shirley Lasby Their famihes also attended Joe lasby brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Wallace of Rockwood were present along with friends from Eden Mills Campbellville Hamilton and Alberta Stephen 10 brother of the twins carried Linda Anne to font his father carried her sister Patricia Stephens sister Heather watched the ceremony along with her mother follow I the service members of the christening party dined at the home of Mr and Mrs Lasby triple Ted bowled and 195 for a 571 triple Fred Nightingale bowled 221 and for a 696 triple Nancy Gordon bowled and for singles with a triple Guelphites Gary Parks 190 256 and for a triple Doug Chandler bowled for triple with singles 214 and and with triple Archie Morrison bowled 137 141 and 213 to triple in at 491 Randy Peart 185 IBS and with a 562 triple Art Hebert bowled and 165 for a triple Rockets Rockets Harv bowled 259 and to triple in at 721 Dune Kings bury bowled 180 and for a triple Jr Farmers Glen Gray and 172 to triple in at 544 Bruce Millar bowled 187 167 and 163 for a triple s Dave bowled 177 168 and 204 to triple in at Hanna Cleland bowled 151 and 190 for a 524 triple Men over 728 Bob Fred Nightingale Doug Buttcnham Clarence Hilton Dune Kingsbury 646 John Gordon Dune McPhedran Gary Parkes and Con Murray Banquet preparations are in the swing It will be held May Members are pre paring for a gala evening Open house Township residents above Highway had specified interest in courses being held in that area of the township The committee discussed the feasibility of holding classes at public school and In the fall will have an open house where students will have an opportunity to specify where they would like courses to be held The greatest number of requests at the most popular centre will once again be the guide line as to where courses will be held Last year courses showed Eden Mills com centre was the best location for certain activities By completion of the program the decisions proved to be fairly accurate Teachers agreed to stay Teachers for the spring 75 classes have all agreed to work with the recreation committee night school committee again next year with teacher Keith Lewis proved to be a popular course Yoga was also a top drawing card with Vivian requested by students to carry on for another term Maureen Hughes was the pottery teacher who en her pupils to under stand what working with clay Is all about She was highly commended by her students who had made many in teresting and unusual items by course completion date The teacher is anxious to work with young people and instruct children s classes throughout summer months The night school committee were concerned the classes could conflict with the O Action in summer day camp and have asked that such children classes be postponed until next September Tie dye creative Tie dye with Margaret Curtis aroused the creativity of those participating Mr3 Curtis agrees the open house where students could display their achievements should be held Crochet and knit was well taught by Helen Students on her course learned the basics of the two skills Under the special leadership of Stew Reed of Acton square dancing took off at Eden Mills Every Friday night saw the hall jumping with activity as people of many ages parti in the worthwhile pasttimc which combined exercise fun and hilarity Next year the committee hopes once again to offer music appreciation with Peter Hughes photography with Lang a teacher Portables The Wellington County School Board has approved a recommendation to rent eight additional portables Tor September making a gross total of portables in the county One of these will be provided for Centennial school It will be placed there in addition to the present portable Two others will be required lor French Immersion program at and at Allardicc Two additional portables are slated for the Elora senior the Erin District high school One portable will be removed from the Erin junior public school grot our body paint hop Drop In in the quality 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