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The Acton Free Press Wednesday July 13 1977 Ottawa province talking GO Trail ride covers 35 miles longest miles in the country by Jennifer Barr Thirty five grueling miles by horseback is that your idea of how to spend a plea Sunday Well eques thoroughly enjoyed the competitive trail ride held this weekend at the Halton Presbytery Grounds on the Blue Springs Line The annual event sponsored by the Rockwood Trail Riders has been held or the past 12 years and attracts con from all over the pro vince even as Tar away as Michigan Riders had five hours and 15 minutes to complete the course that wound from the church grounds north through bush and trail above Rock wood to Camp west through the Eden Mills area south then east through picturesque country crossing farms until the grounds were reached once mere The Judged event is not a race but a timed endurance ride where veterinarians take several checks on each horse pulse respiration and general condition The best conditioned horse who comes in on time wins his class This years ride included several mudholes steep hills and a lovely swim through the pond Dave Taylor a veteran trail rider and member com merited You t slacken too much had to keep her going pretty steady He said the event was a challenging ride Two other dents also club members Annette Adams and Wilson thought the ride really made you work There was no time for stopp ing we had to run the last live miles said Annette Another ride veteran Pat Dales of remarked that we have the longest miles In the country around here Of the 68 entered 60 managed to complete the ride An added attraction this year were four Iclandlc ponies members of the dandle horse team com peting in the ride The ponies make their home in with ten other members of their breed and are owned by Susan Hodgson of Toronto and her sister Hood of A social evening with buffet supper was held after the ride followed by awards Kaz club THREE DAVES IN A ROW Grand sweepstakes winners at Sunday s Rockwood Trail Riders competitive ride were Dave Johnson owner of Travis the winning horse Dave Freeman rider of the winning horse andDaveTaylor reserve sweepstakes winner All are members president was trallmaster assisted by many club members laying trail and Judging in various capacities The veterinary teams were headed by Dr R Owen Dr Derma Benn Dr M Hacking and Hacking Marg Cox was ride secretary Paul Cooper ride farrier and Paul Tompson in charge of trailer Many many other members acted as recorders pulse and respiration teams timers and weight recorders The Emergency Rescue Communications Club of Waterloo were in charge of communications Awards were as follows Horsemanship fellowship Sportsmanship awards in Novice Division Dave Dunne Lightweight anna Middle weight Heavyweight Jerry Hay ward Arabian plaque Gary Mercer Novice Division Anita Kulie Media 5th Vann Boots Albert Kelly Rockwood 3rd Kathy Danko Caramel 2nd Jane Murray Casey 1st Laurence Gray Spotted Chick poo Lightweight Mollohan Royal Lyn 5th Mo rag Spirit Janet Rourkc Dylan 3rd Linda Lobb Shcba 2nd Mary Hawthorne Shareeba 1st Judy Red Middleweight Division Carol Florence Ram bo Natalie Beacon L Grey Connie Morrison Tico Target 3rd Tom Scott Lucky WhiMIc 2nd Greg Dales iiubba Rockwood 1st tall Haven Division Dale I ynn Du Myrs Jo Gary Mercer Shadida 3rd Pal Hock wood 2nd Dave Taylor Chen 1st Trav Dave freeman on Travis owned by Dave Johnson of Hock wood Reserve Dave Taylor on Chen SIX MILES TO GO and the thirty five mile competitive ride held by the Trail Riders this weekend would be over Pat Dales Dave Freeman and Gree Dales push on to get back to the Presbytery Grounds before the five and a quarter hour time allotment was Provincial and federal transport officials will be silling down this month to try and work out a cost sharing program so GO train service can be If Union Station and track approaches are improved then full time Georgetown GO train service could become a reality Officials of both govern ment levels met recently and announced meetings would take place this month to see if a financing scheme can be worked out Ontario Minister of Transportation Jim Snow t optimistic following Ihc meeting however There no commitment from the federal government on any part of the funding he said MP Dr Frank brook said he was optimistic he meeting Ontario is ready to get cracking on GO train ex pans ion and is now wailing for a reasonable commit expanded at all until from Ottawa which provcmenls are made at should come in a few weeks Union Station After that is done and Milton gets GO train GO transit officials have service then full time service repeatedly said Gcorgttown for Georgetown will be GO train service can t be examined RABBIT DIESEL V W RABBITS ism SERVICE AND PRICES ARE THE TWO IMPORTANT REASONS PEOPLE COME TO MOTORS ONE MAN one two dogs Doug Wood cools out El Grande jflci Sunday Trail Riders competitive assisted by Babe and Riley is one of the ride judges and rode the two year old iloosa coll over to the ride grounds for the festivities Missed Your Free Press Please Let Us Know Our carriers do their best to give fast courteous service but mistakes do happen so if you do not receive your paper or have any complaints regarding delivery please call our office 2010 2 COMMERCE CRESCENT ACTON 8530588 PAINTINGCOLLISIONCOMPLETE CAR CARE HOURS Mon to Fri 8 am to pm Sat 8 am to 12 Noon FREE ESTIMATES Grant Withers Jack Hogan Burlington lawyer new Halton judge A growing caseload in Halton criminal court has necessitated the addition of another full time judge and Thursday afternoon John Robinson of Burlington was sworn in to fill the new position He joins Judge Douglas Latimer and Judge William Sharpe on the bench for provincial court criminal cases The fourth Halton Judge is James fuller who handles family court work Crown Attorney James explained the caseload has been growing lately and Halton has been using the services of outside judges about four days a week for the pas year Judge Robinsons appointment gives three men full time for criminal work and relieves the travelling judges for work in other regions Chief Judge Fred Hayes of provincial court ad ministered the oath of office to Judge Robinson in a brief ceremony at the provincial court house Milton Thursday Assisting on the bench was Judge of the County and Surrogale Court for Judge Alan Judge William assisted the new judge in donning the red striped robe that denotes a provincial court judge A gallery of other judges from courts in surrounding counties and regions looked on Among them was retired judge Kenneth Georgetown The crown attorney and Peter representing the Halton Lav Association congratulated Judge Robinson on his appointment and welcomed h m to the bench Judge Hayes urged the new judge to balance the needs of the person Ion trial against the needs of the community and said he knew Judge Robinson would dispense justice with an even hand a sense of responsibility and ex penence as a lawyer and as Judge Robinsons late father John Robinson was a magistrate in Hamilton for about years UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON Chat Boston B A B D EHiott LAKEVIEW CENTRE On Stiff lea lure carpal from CELANESE VENTURE OZITE CALLAWAY and from ARMSTRONG AND ESTIMATES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Rev And aw McKenife A Mnatrjr Mr E A A Organist and Choir Manor Combined Worsh Services Jury Won hip 10 a Knox Pr Mbyte an Chu Rev A H McKonilo 2360 or August Worth p TO m tod ch Rev Chan CHURCHILL COMMUNITY CHURCH Churchill Minister ThsRav J BO drier Box Guelph Phone 821 321 Sunday July 17 10 30 am Worship Church School A Walter FoburyBA Dlr Sermon The hands of Christ Union service with Acton Baptist congregation THE CHURCH OF ST ALBANTHE MARTYR 1872An and St AbanaDr Rev Leonard Ewlng Rector Director of Music Mrs Frank Oakea Sunday July 17 1977 fllh Sunday After Trinity Holy Eucharist The ACTON BAPTIST CHURCH Mill Si eel East Founded Pastor Rev Das Sydney Sc Pastors Phono 8531835 Sunday July 17 1977 30 am Morning Worship at Church I Community Chu Churchill Rd North For Iran pick up phone by BETH EL CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Sunday July 17 1977 Sunday Worship Service at 10 and Preschool Sun day School the morning service Sunday School during the morning service You a ra welcome Back to God Hour heard over these station Ham dial 1160 St Catharines C H S C 8 30 a m dial Toronto am dial 101 MHZ Toronto K H a m dial MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Maple Ave Georgetown Sunday July 17 1977 Into THURSDAY7 Kerr Speaks The Followsh p of Evangel BaplstChu In Canada We el EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 33 CHURCHILL ROAD PASTORS W Si ho a 9 CI 11 Dm no Wo slip TUESDAY m bio Study THURSDAY Applying for a Social insurance Number for the first listen to how someone didit last year Two things have changed Where you apply for a Social Insurance Number and what you need when you apply Where Your local office What will you need Proof of your identity If you were born in Canada you need a primary document like a birth certificate or a baptismal certificate from Quebec Naturalized Canadians need their citizenship certificates If youre a landed immigrant you 11 need your migration papers Originals or certified copies are needed Youll also need secondary identification It can be something official with your name on it like a drivers licence or a school report card Here photocopies are fine You dont want these important documents lost or misplaced Thats why we ask you to go in person to your local UIC office Theyll ap prove your documents on the spot help you with your application and send it to Ottawa You can take your documents home right away get your Social Insurance Number card in the mail If you cant get to a UIC office you can go to a Canada Manpower Centre or you can mail your application direct to Ottawa But youll have to send original documents or certified copies And if there are problems with your ap plication or documents its going to take longer to iron them out than it would face to face in a local office Establishing your identity is the best way to make sure your Social Insurance Number stays with the nght person And pretty important I Government Gouvernement of Canada Canada SOCIAL INSURANCE NUMBER 123 JOHN DOE INSURANCE NUMBER rrSYDURS AND YOURS ALONE l 1 I sort 12