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B6 The Acton Free Press Wednesday 1977 Skateathon winners Silver medallions given to students JULIE KURTZ of Bennett school was re warded last week for raising the most money of anyone at the Acton Rotary Clubs last March Julie received a television from Rick Devlin right for raising Principal Doug was on hand for the presentation JOHN MANES WAS interrupted from winning first place ribbons at Fridays track and field day a t Ospnnge school to receive a tape recorder recognition of his placing second in the Acton Rotary Club skateathon in March Principal Lome Brown was on hand when Rick Devlin presented the prize to John THIRD PLACE prize winner of the Rotary clubs skateathon last winter was Joey Clare of Spey- side who won a radio Joey raisea during the skate Teacher Mrs Joan Grant and Gary were on hand for the presenta tion 61 North Haton Cubs weekend at Glen Haffy by Terry Culler Good weather for camping You Bet what Clubs of the North District said when they off for a weekend at the Glen Conservation area This was the annual Cub camp for boys their final year in Cubs The purpose of the camp being to teach the Cubs basic skills and to introduce them to scout camping in general The Cubs were assigned to patrols made up from various Packs from the trict to give them the tunily of meeting new friends Bach patrol cooked its own meals on Coleman stoves and of course did their own washing up Instructions in ship knife handling and fire laying were given by Rob and David Hannah of the Georgetown Crew John a forest technician visited the camp and spoke to the boys about forest ires Later they went on a hike during which they identified many of the trees in the park Saturday evening Fred Giles of the 2nd Georgetown Pack showed the Cubs how to make a fishing pole from basic and inexpensive mater Another week ends and with it ends a week of mental and physical endurance Lust Friday our school was proud to host the Hal ton Junior Track and Field meet This meet involved many schools We had great par licipation from all who were involved and were rewarded by placing second On Wednesday June 1 the Relay meet took place here and we placed fourth On Tuesday May Ihe Senior Track and Field Meet took place at the E school Milton litre we were able to place third In all it was a good week for and thanks to Mr Boycott and Mr who involved in the coaching Ihe teams and setting up- the track meet held at our school Last Monday a group of science fair winners enjoyed an educational trip to the Toronto Science Centre The grade sevens will be going on a camping trip to Midland on June and 10 There are places of interest set up to be seen by the students With the graduation quickly approaching the grade eights have already started on the decorations and other required arrangements The this year will be a Rose Garden The grade classes visited the high school Monday June G for an orientation period The kindergarten classes had Orientation Day for new pupils starting school in September Mothers were treated to lemonade cookies and a slidediscussion with Mrs Kathy and Mr in the library Displays of gomes projects charts and crafts were on dis play to show parents some programme activities The new pupils enjoyed a film- strip song playccntrcs and crafts in the kindergarten The caber They then had the tunity to try their luck Unfortunately Ihe fish werent biting A campfire program was planned as usual but the weather Interfered which sent everyone scurrying for he Iter from a down pour As It was already late and most were tired from he days activities It didnt take too long before the camp set tled down for the night Sunday morning dawned bright and clear and after breakfast some of the boys and leaders set off to attend mass at a nearby church while the remainder caper paled in a Scouts Own ser vice under the direction of Mrs Jean Layman of the 1st Gerogctown Cub Pack Quartermasters for the weekend were Mrs Elaine Hannah 1st Limehouse Mr Steve Thompson District Service Team and David Hannah 5th Georgetown Hover Crew Murray Harrison District Commissioner was a wcl come guest for part of the weekend and took part many of the activities chiefly with the Scouts Own service and the flag ceremonies Leaders attending were Silver medallions for all children and grants of up to 5000 each to encourage municipalities to hold special events are among Ontarios plans for celebrating the 111 anniversary of Queen Eliza beths accession to the throne Premier William Davis has announced that each student in Ontario will receive the special medallion which carries the official Silver Jubilee emblem on Ihe ob verse and the Province of Mrs Pal Garton 1st Acton Mike Walton 1st Acton Mrs Jean layman 1st George town Giles 2nd Georgetown Mike Carney 3rd Georgetown Dun Parent and Neil Ellison A Georgetown Hank Martin Georgetown Dim mock and Bob 1st Norval for the camp was Mrs Terry toller Ontario CoatofArms on the reverse Actons M Z Bennett and Robert Little schools have already received the medallion High Schools will also receive them The Premier said he will write to all municipal of ficials advising them that one of the ways the Govern ment of Ontario wishes to recognize the historic import ance of the Silver Jubilee is by encouraging municipal ities and villages to formulate celebration plans for their communities grants will be available for these special local events with a significant arts or heritage component The maximum per municipality is match the money raised locally Premier Davis said he and his family hope lo attend several of the many special events being planned In Ontario in celebration of the Silver Jubilee ACTON CITIZENS and ACTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND SUPPER CONCERT AT THE Acton Music Centre WALLACE STREET SUNDAY JUNE 12th from 5 pm to 7 pm BRING YOUR PICNIC SUPPER AW EAT UNDER THE TREES TO THE MUSIC OF THE BAND TABLES AND CHAIRS WILL BE A VAILABLE CANCELLED IN THE EVENT OF RAIN CAPTAIN OF the Coyotes bowling team Anne McDonald received the teams trophy from Rose provincial chairman of the Ontario Youth Bowling Council Friday evening at the bowling banquet held in Knox Church Bob of Balllnafad came to the rescue of the Highland Games Tuesday He has come up with a caber without which no Highland Games is complete The original caber for the traditional caber toss where brawny killed men try lo throw the long telephonepole a distance did not appear as scheduled Panic hit the Highland Games Association but Mr took It upon himself to ell a tree and cut the caber The caber must be a minimum of 22 feet and weigh more than 100 pounds The Caber will be brought to the games on a long truck THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31 1976 AUUITORiHtPORT Tolhi ta i n tl ndllm uhfTuiml It uiimil minis hi- rcimun jnd lurul 1 iTiunni ihh is of all lommillni of council 1 lun nun luminal lie L included iuuMXh ill imnl rFflrits i and related cap In rii nil In itinera muniiipjl of and their lut then ended in accepted municipallUrs in j WlHIHIHUMAHl iMiunli Hi luMmnUrJH fumls in lonllxunh berthed mm The lab In fir CAPITAL RATIONS Lur mun Insii lh out la j rcc 111 Ml I tMnjIlimd unmjlj lon lit capital III i tin for are noi in I and arc in period in which charges are accrued fur l In iKiSlSiilnu mounhn been in Some lie does a burden on JVtlJ K 11 g TK l 1 In I ffliJHa 1M iapiialiHiiUis year are ST A Tt Mr NT Or HINDS 1 rcporlcd on of classified unuer loresete funds jzh IJUCW and reserve Is prised of The follow in 1970 I9i llnmei for orkinu capital pjrt lid ML ML or j n long term reporledn ismaiJeupot STATIMtNTOrRfcV ANDeXPtriDlTUKr lonK incurred liy Ihe Including Incurred on Of lonfl llabilllies shown above the lor payment principal J IPH i ill the ml long term llahlllllcs reported In lal of UM in principal municipal nee payable from IK7 to from to ISM rid 1707 thereafter and are la person and properly Transportation seme mm tore Six Inland ices mm benefit ting and development ffJJli landtmnen Region purposes s JBUKSL DM id Included In Set Long Term on currency when Hie liability was Incurred If liability tried dollars the ex 1007 Aciumulalcd nel and unapplied capital recelpti of at end the year on the Hi lance sheet Includes lnefllllna landowners 1975 or count QUs MJ is specials uft jjjj U2i MM Inlitu 1 1 Total charges or long IrtnclpalpBymenislncludingconlhbullons Ministry JMI Debt 167 Interest Of Ihe total were and are included in of Ihe Statement of RevenuVtnd Ei School boa Ms BIO classified under the headings The were recovered from municipal for which relaled long term llabllfc were reflected In I Special urea Local board Region of Hall on hewer HAL OBLIGATIONS December Town of Hal ion R1II4 had Into certain for the renovations of Am bub nee Hall and r Ire Hall raffle on CONSOLIDATE BALANCE SHEET Gordon Arena Mill recontlrucl Ion cliChill Sewers reconslrucllon of Soccer Field which Iticy were are nol Inlheseflnanclalalalernents or the commit men la amounted approximately a the it receivable M 1 Wry of ra 111 M SUMMARY IT Mall and 1111 VA TrifliiSlinalsonutphSt USJH Mill SI lW Construction of Churchill load 3UW1 H Temporary ons Under sick koe benefit plan unused stick leave in accumulate and may I A Is Lie a mi a 1 la 1 i Other cum Haul In Kmtntt Mklll Ml lli U ml JIM The llablllly lor Ihcse days the lhat have awl could in cash by on terminating l Tilt ACT 11 The lis local boards and commissi oils are by agreement between the ft Government and government of the January 13 legtiUtlon tt II mill Increases in compensation n