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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct 1977 B9 U of G displays Drenters sculptures opportunity to view and per haps purchase an original piece from the works of LOUNGE HAS RECEIVED its liquor licence now and is growing day as new tables go in and work on the building is reaching its every day as new final stages sculptor Andreas Drenters A number of his sculptures are on display now through October in the Universitys Arts building A former Acton resident Mr bad his first public showing on this campus In 1962 at the invita tion of the Ontario Agricul tural College Curator of Art Judith has taken advantage of this second I exhibition to purchase five pieces for the Univer sitys art collection Like by salvaging and us ing as many hand- forged implements as possible in his sculpture from his blacksmith father he learned how these implements were made and from his steal Mr Drenters Is capable of producing more abstract pieces tike The Walking Plow which is one of those purchased by the University It goes beyond the form of a graceful bird to incorporate farming experience he feeling of movement and learned the work they did Birds and other animals are some of his favorite subjects Since man invented from nature many agricultural tcols lend themselves natur ally to depicting the creatures of nature he soys Host of Mr Drenterss works are very realistic birds of all sizes a wild boar a farm tractor that really a Trojan horse com- 747 Loun ge now open Not too many yearsago the tables before a licence would 747 came out as a major step be Issued It was explained to in aviation advancement them they had two different This week in Acton 747 businesses under one roof had another breakthrough So the tables went and other They finally got their liquor preparations made and the licence licence finally came through most of work these with passenger corn- were created with a welding a child on a torch and materials from cycle explains that carded farm Implements sculpting is Joyful act so his Mr Drenters explains that works should be humourous one of his objectives is to pre- and have movement serve a bit of pioneer crafts- In addition to the whlm- utillzes the beautiful curve of Oct 1314 CN reconstruction closes 17 Sideroad The CN It Is doing some thing council has been unable to do They are stopping truck traffic on but only for two days Of course they are also stopping car raffle October 13 and There will be no raffle at all on 17 between the a plow share to suggest flight lacquered so they can be October 26 Prices are avall- Walking Plow along played outside without dam- able from the University with other pieces which aging the metal His gallery Curatorof Art of depict a horse and rider a in fact covers several acres Arts building bird a tractor and another on the farm where he lives tractor pulling a cultivator and works will be placed outdoors after Mr Drenters began his OTTGrS the exhibition All of Mr sculpting as a young boy In Drenters sculptures are Belgium after watching his number of lots In father use his smithing skills may Jump by to create animal sculpture or percent if council goes along to remodel old farm developers plan merits for a new task The Marbro Developments family moved to Canada Ltd has a plan to lots in when Andreas was Since The development then he and his brother Is on the township side of the of have village There are 36 lots on become wellknown for their the north side of the line particular interest in welded Council passed the plan Sixth anil Seventh for sculpture One of onto an engineer for these days while tracks pieces can be seen In the Arts examination are being repaired building courtyard Just off year proposed The Town works depart- Wineguard Walk One of his development in the north- have been notified by wood carvings hangs inside pa of but he CN it that new ties the Arts building council turned down the bid boards and repairs to the The exhibit of welded Marbros appeal to the road bed will be made on sculpture by Andreas also ended in councils these two days Drenters continues until favor This Is not a huge air plane capable of carrying several hundred people across the world It Is a aurant lounge in downtown Acton which formerlv dinln nom focilitle9 businessmans luncheon will be served and the owners are considering Owners Bert and Martina serving breakfast decided last spring The first of the entertain- they would like to expand took place last thelr dining facilities and end with much more planned serve hot meals They then for the future decided to obtain a liquor Out went the pool tables in licence However bureau- came the surf and turf cratic problems rose after the steaks etc AH are part of the liquor control board told them many changes taking place in they had to get rid of the pool Acton lately Thanksgiving Continued from Page B8 Likewise God seeks us wonders of Gods creation in i each season and the joys we to the Father In receive all through the year because of His love and care At the recent church con vention at Calgary a speaker on the environment stated that man must scale down his demands If life is to endure said Mrs Margaret Mc- This idea of the importance of small things is well told in the parable of the lost coin The new bride was frantic at the loss of the small coin from her headpiece it had been gift from the groom and was very precious to her She searched ceaselessly until It was found the Bible it states there is much joy over only one sinner who has repented She concluded with thoughts based on Psalm 13J 9 We cannot hide from God We can Ignore his knock or refuse to open to his call finally after his repeated knocking we open and dis cover we have been neglecting a wonderful gift As we open to Him wo find to our surprise that He has the joy and happiness we ore seeking only we were searching in the wrong areas We are so grateful we tell others to open their doors Eden Mills Guide and Brownie news byAnnChesworlh Eden Mills Guide Company is underway for another year with girls registered Captain Ann Chesworth and Lieutenant Heard would like to extend a special welcome to Mrs Ana Maria Bell who has Joined us as a leader Mrs Bell has always been very supportive parent to Brownies Guides Cubs and Scouts and we are very appreciative of the extra sacrifice she Is making to become a much needed leader for our large group of preteen and teenage girls Our first meeting in Sep tember was aptly named Communications as we played a variety of games stressing the importance of good relationships with each other One game taken from Cubs had the majority of the Guides acting as a noisy and violent river while two Guides tried to get a message across It was almost im possible even with sign language Mrs remarked that she often felt frustrated like that with the company when she was trying to tell them something Mrs Bell protested that the noise made her change her mind about being a leader fortunately Mrs Heard was able to reply Now you know why we need you so much Some Guides were able to come out another evening during that week to receive Brownies flying up from the Eden Mills Brownie Pack Brown Owl Mrs Diana Wallace Tawny Owl Mrs Lilian and Barn Owl Mrs Eva McLaren with our retired but still acting District Commissioner we dont want to part with her Mrs Betty Petrie dispatched eight Brownies through the Brownie archway to be greeted by the Guides Since then five of them have become Tenderfoots Many plans are underway for Guides this year Most of the mothers came to a dessert party with their daughters bringing a selec tion of delicious goodies recently We were glad to everyone together at the beginning of the season especially on such touchy subjects as uniform and courtesy and the responsi bilities and role of the Patrol leader Our new Mothers Auxiliary headed by Mrs Jean Brown is already doing a tremendous job The leaders of Brownies and Guides met with the new executive so that they could get an idea of our needs and as soon as our dessert party was announced they stepped right in to organize It Tor us We do so much appreciate the support we receive from parents Many mothers of fered to drive and help in other ways and we especially grateful to the parents that offered to let us camp on their property One of our Guides Bfaakman read a prayer during the Memorial Service for Lady BadenPowell at St Georges Church in on Sunday October 2 Our senior girls have decided to form their own patrol leaving more op portunity for leadership from our younger girls The election for patrol leaders was held this week with voting by secret ballot Seventeen girls were can didates and they were all good choices however we are confident that those not elected though naturally disappointed will continue to be excellent guides The ones who were elec tedSarah Brown Margarita Bell Johns Paula and Michelle Heard have a big job ahead of them and will need a great deal of support from the rest of the company Twenty Guides and seven scouts have started Fire Safety Course at Fire Hall under the instruction of Fire Chief Carl Meadows Many interesting and alar ming stories were exchanged and I am sure everyone went home Intending to be more careful and concerned about tire safety This course lasts four weeks last week Liquor can only be sold with meals and there Is seating for There will FANTASTIC SWEATER AND SHIRT SALE 3 BIG DAYS Thursday Friday and Saturday October 13th 15th While Quantities Last VERY SPECIALS Zellers Unwraps The Wrap Cardigans Beautiful cosy acrylic cardigans to wrap up in out doors now in doors later Zellers has them in a fiesta of bold patterns aztecs stripes and a rainbow of colour com binations The big wrap at a little price Special No LADIES LONG SLEEVE BOAT NECK PULLOVER With Draw String Waistband SML 99 LADIES BATTLE JACKET Acrylic Zip Front 8 99 VERY SPECIALS Soft BowTie Shirts By Sweet Baby Jane Corn p Value The Solt Shirt the look to update your wardrobe 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