J CHARLES a native of West Africa is hitchhiking around the world He is at ft present spending a few months in this area in Rockwooa 4 He follows the surijji c Splash flashes In The summer program is now well with sploshing success There ire over lasts signed up for the first session of lessons Fifteen of those signed up are members of our swim team Jul some of them participated in their first meet for the summer The meet held at Hill park Pool Hamilton ton Caledonia Hills us were represented at the meet The Hills team did 4110 enrol Approximately full time students art expected to enroll at Sheridan College this September a i percent increase over last year according to Admissions Officer Mark He reports the eollege is processed a applications dale of which are confirmations students who hive been admitted to the college and paid the confirmation fee Of the 110 students are expected to enroll at the Oakville Campus at the Brampton Campus the Credit Valley Campus it the Park Campus School of Design and another at the Milton Campus Heavy Equipment School The Student population at the Brampton year totalled Mi home M first ribbons cowls 10 thirds Id fourths fifths rid sixths ituliili fir then efforts Those win im trim the irei ire luln ils tonro mil hi or Ihe the public Hie Is are now pilr lime tin be ich ind nil tig tit I lit be on duU Monti ihriiifji pen open Hitching around world traveller stops in area the lime he finishes his the world tour yeirold will hive more stamps on his than S Secretary of Sim Henry Kissinger ago last May left his home in West to Irivcl worldwide Ik Ind lake two do so He is now in livinj with i family until October when once his will resume Hie first leg of his travels took him to hast then on where he had been Charles then for fcurope which led him to the Islinds Milliliter i si iv here he Ixi inled i foot luxury belonging lo i friend icrosslhe to the The lone spent Iwo months in lilt six weeks the then on tin mi Mi mil Mori up tin const of the I inled St His in While I ronlo irits spent in met John I to for i wink lie found himself in 1 in their home in mil Oil will In for people who nil I isi i in lo in ilgO lr in tin re hi is he I ilifinin Mexico ind I in tin west of Central America I eft turn Charles puts it he Is making a lefl turn at Peru go o Rio J micro then off to South Africa where he will slop in Capetown He will Ihen head up the east const of Africa right in after a few months to visit friends and go to India Hong Kong the 1 hill i pines and i After i visit there he will begin the last lee of his journey lo South America up the cast coast and turn right at Central on Jamaica and back to where his trip will end Most of his ils ire hitchhiking with ick when dirkness fills sets up imp ind spends the He is met hundreds of people so fu is lookmc ft in lo muling my ill irks finds the people in be cry Ins ol hid in ikini frimds Hi fore he lift I isl hi ipped out Ins journeys hi his his rouu his lie id mil on piece of Hi knows when hi isl mil for how lone In worked for irs and sued for tin rid irek siinidimis lie finds he must wait for a few days before money arrives from his bank account In Africa he will take odd jobs for quick cash His experiences here range from handyman chef carpenter and pool repair breeding tropical fish He has jusi recently worked on Acton St Joseph church So far in his world tour was most impressed He said the J climate is fresh and healthy the cost of living is low He Germ in beer the most West food the most ind thinks women are the best look Natives of the Bahamas are the people he Ins mcl he admits finds inlenMing J tint in different countries Ins iries In West died him in and in I he is is lite ins him ilnrles One advantage harks his in his irivels is Ins wide knowledge of I Al lhoujh is his mother loneui hi is fluent in trench Hi in iged f up Dutch ind German ind is in the process of learn Once hi ecls irles pi ins rk for i few more ind llun m iking ijourniv He if Hit world is pissing him by if little speck on lone issomucht do in the w rid he sis mil In l w ml lo pass ii Hit eh met KINGHAM ROAD was the scene of a successful carnival Saturday with proceeds going to the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation Organizers Joanne Brian Nancy and Gary and Danny Tibando erect the refreshment tent We i new kind f Ihurs n equipment swim far those interested in their skin or seubi equip mciil lliost with scubi equipment must pre their V or A V I irds for Hit month if there s i rt spouse fir Hit ir with ill Will tint sit for week Set next week and re mimler Hit wist words of Waller Think don I sink ON 0T FINANCING WJi A hearty thanks to all donors who attended the recent blood donor clinic A specie thank you to the Senor Citizens who conducted a telephone survey and all other volunteers who helped with the success of the event RED CROSS Still More Showers at am Invites you under our umbrella of sunny prices youll find useful items every girl needs to personalize her kitchen Set of CANNISTERS in Shelf Holder Attractive stacking CONTAINERS CHEESE THE and KNIFE with wicker biscuit basket J Set of CERAMIC JARS i Green Gingham IF OV lOOKIPla FOR OF ANTIQUE OR GOOD PAWS A VISIT YOU FNJO BROWSING IN OUR ATTRACTIVE SURROUNDINGS THE Ma Si South 863 no South of Silverwood The Acton Free Press Wed July 1976 Races swim highlight annual picnic BEd degree lauri daughter of Mr and Mrs Tryssennar formerly of It t received her degree from the University of Tor onto on June 11 I A Se from the University of where she majored in family Studies She li is joined the si iff it High School In Burlington where she will lie idling lit me eon Ihis fill Pet of the week Alicia Scott I held their annual picnic Acres Acton on July with members and children attending A pot luck lunch was served at noon and the children v in for a swim Then they enjoyed ihe sports and conducted by Joan say Anne Holmes and their helpers years anil under IIhss Lee Ann Burt Steven Hurl it Laura Sheila Campbell 10 John 15 Jim ith Michelle legged race Michelle Richmond John I I throw Judy liurl Hiss Michelle Kith Counting buttons Michelle Richmond Anne Carmiehael Doug Campbell kick the shoe Doug Campbell John Michelle mond Indies kick the shoe Lisa Mass Beth Anne I hammer the nail Pearl Burt Carmiehael Anne Cirnnchael ladies purse conlenl Anne Car Pat Campbell I Community welcomes Mr Mrs and family who mi in list week PLUS HIT SIDNEY II and Jim LETS DO IT AGAIN July July ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Children under Free Fri Sat Box Off ica Opem Sun Box Office Open 8 30 Show Statu at Duik SUKI is a six year Siamese cat whose pale blue eyes match her brown and cream color I ing lives with the J P Roches family I on Line btu also available 8000 VERTICAL UNITS FARMER JACKS WAREHOUSE HWY 25 1 Ml N OF NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS TIL AUGUST Lettuce Bunch Carrots JJ 3 99 JULY IS SALAD MONTH PRODUCE OF USA Nectarines Green Cabbage Pears 3 99 99 Granny Smith Apples Valencia Oranges Field Cucumbers 387 Green J Onions acton iga MAIN ST NORTH ACTON I