Lets talk about horses by Jennifer Barr A newspaper friend once said a definite plus In Journal ism was the doors It opened It a true one certainly gels lo meet the most fascinating people Recently I spent a delightful afternoon with Canada ThreeDay Event team coach and a world famous equestrian Sheila This courageous lady has been an international figure In the horse world for better than years A member of the British Event Team she Craved women could not only old their own in this most arduous and gruelling sport but as Sheila proved they could cxcell Rigorous ThreeDay Eventing Is a branch of equestrian sport that embraces dressage stadium jumping and cross country riding As its name implies most events take Ihree days and are a test of versatility for horse and rider The first day requires the horse to perform a sage test of preliminary standards the second day sees the same horse and rider charging across a rigorous cross country course at top speed over large and very solid fences The distance varies hut can be to miles The third day holds a stadium jumping course similar to but not as lough as Events are actually held two or even one day The cross country courses arc not as long or as hard However National and Olympic Events require the utmost of horse and rider Impossible Britain and the United States arc currently world leaders in this field When the Canadian Equestrian Team ing at next years Olympics had to face the luck of a coach and a time of 15 months It nor mnlly takes three to four years to prepare an Fvcnt Team capable of becoming world champions Canadian Equestrians may be raw and inexperienced but noone would accuse Ihem of being timid Sheila accepted the challenge and came to Canada last March to do the impossible Triumphing over Impos Is nothing new for Sheila Four years ago she broke her back for the second time Told she would never walk again she refused to accept a wheel chair status and is now not only walking but riding This kind of determination gives us a very good chance at that gold medal All eyes on us Ten months to go before D day and Sheila Is quite confident about her teams chances She sings the praises of some of the younger team members who have worked remarkably hard and explains the dlf ftculties of an English stranger trying to convince riders to change their styles and training methods Enthusiastic about the upswing of he sport if Canada succeeds at the Olympics Sheila says If we win the gold all eyes will be on us then the money will come and the sport can be organized It looks as if Sheila will revolutionize Eventing in Canada Heaven knows needs it and I for one am delighted she willing to work so hard for us My congratulations and lhanks to all who organized the excellent variety of horse events at the Fall Fair this past weekend There was something for everyone enthusiastically supported by a lot of good entries I won t mention names because I II forget someone there was a phenomenal amount of hard work done and it paid off The air Board should be proud of the vast im provement in their hone show over last three years We enjoyed the Iwo days immensely Churchill The Acton Free Press Wed September Baptisms trip in news by Mrs Fred Mac Arthur Sunday church servke and Sunday School In Churchill Church was very well at tended on September Our pastor A W Fosbury sermon subject was Christ met Cravings Choir anthem was The Song We Sing Rev A A of will be guest speaker In Churchill Com Church on Sunday September Sunday School Is at Ihe same hour as church Everyone Is most welcome Christened Little Michael Denny son of Mr and Mrs Hay Denny was christened on Sunday morning at Church Visilors at the church and later at their home at a family get together were Mr and Mrs Ted Brown Mr and Mrs Clarence Denny and Mrs Susie Denny Mr and Mrs Bill Mr and Mrs Vern Denny Mr Ted Brown Miss Cathy Lindsay Miss Joyce Denny and Mr Stephen Marshill Vocation Mr and Mrs William Thompson returned home after a Iwo weeks vacation with Travelway Bus Tours to New Brunswick Prince Island and Nova They visited Cabot Trail a magnificent view also I Cove Alexander Graham Bell Museum and Appilachians from Burlington Vermont USA It was a colorful and scenic drive They also visited other points of in Congratulations Peter who came second in his class of wee boys to 12 months at Fall Fair 1975 Proud Barents are Roy and Marie rooks and grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Brooks roast Following their regular Thursday choir members of junior choir for a corn roast at home of Mr and Mrs Norman Turner They were forlunnte in the weather for the rain held off until the corn hot dogs and chocolate take had been consumed Then after an hour of music and fun inside nil were driven home before dark by Mrs Donald Mr John McAdim by school friend MissC Mather wis home for visit with his parents Mr Mrs John Mrs Dan and son also daughter Mrs FriendsinDeed enter fair float by Mrs I nilly Price We are so pleased sec Friends in Deed members coming back to swimming pool Sunday mornings ire hoping now that vacations are over and tht fall fair is finished we will be seeing more come out Once again tin fall fair was huge and very to linvc a part in it with our floit In Ihe parade The ovation we received all along he parade route was most It made all the effort went into it seem worthwhile would like to thank the town for providing the trailer tractor and driver Clothing and Home for giving us Ihe driver outfit and Blue Springs Nurseries Robertson lower Shop Caroline Nurseries and the lower Mart for their donations of flowers Hopefully will a bigger and better next year next monthly meeting will he held Sunday a the firehall hope wt sec everyone out as we shall bt ROUND AND ROUND she goes and where she stops well that s up to the man who drives the ferns wheel A swirl of color is reproduced here in glowing black and white by Free Press photographer Peter X film rated at ASA was employed to make the two minute exposure Golden Age Club enjoys Swingers Teachers reminded about discipline and values laws SARAH JANE Manila Aitken slept peacefully while her mother helped put up the Country Market display in the arena Friday morning Sarah is 15 weeks old Board of Education passed a motion by Trustee Richard Goodin Thursday which will remind teachers that they are supposed to maintain discipline in schools and follow board objectives where values education Is concerned His motion reminded everyone that the board had adopted this year which place emphasis on having teachers instruct Win awards at festival Donna Gorjup of Acton Jo Anne Trass of Milton the grade 10 accordion duet class at the recent Central Ontario Canadian Music League Festival at University of The Acton Ensemble also won first place in the grade I competition for Instrumental groups students in the value of the work ethic dignity neatness integrity responsibility Canadian study and moral values and that they must set a good example He wants all leichers to know that this is now law under the Education Act and that they must adhere the new aspects of the act Two sections of he Act he thought should be brought to attention One of sections says the teachers must maintain proper order and discipline in the classroom they must teach the both by selling a good example and instruction in the principles of Christian moralily Teachers are supposed lo bt pissing on lhe importance of truth justice loyalty love of country humanity ben sobnetj industry frugality purity tempennce and ill other virtues to their students on the board most teachers arc probably doing just this but agreed with that the these are new aspects of the should be brought to the teacher at Mrs A short business session preceded the regular evening meeting of lhe Acton Golden lub when HO were present Plans were made for a fall color trip to the north Mohawk Races as guests of lhe Ontario Jockey Club Mrs Victor Smith David son and Mrs A Mann who provided toe tapping music lo start an enjoyable program by the Bel wood Swing a group of eight grand mothers and one great grand mother group enjoys bringing pic sure and good old lash music to senior citizens Their wcilth of is shown in the variety given Hearty applause was for number ind a vote of thanks wis ten by president I J Berry received birthday while Mr and Mrs I and Mr and Mrs D G Robertson shared wedding annlvcrsiry ings Sandwiches cake tup of tea concluded a very enjoy able evening NOW is A Beautiful Time To Learn to Fly Guolph Air Service is a government approved flying school offering a programmed flight and ground school training to obtain your private pilots licence Learn to fly in modern radio equipped Cessna aircraft Guelph Air Services No 2 Guelph Ontario east of on No Phono 824 Paving THE ANNUAL MUNICIPAL ENUMERATION IS UNDER WAY The annual municipal enumeration began on Fnday Septembers 1975 and will continue this week This municipal enumeration is separate and 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