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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Juno Graduate ceremonies for elementary schools Graduation ceremonies for elementary school student are taking place this week Grade eight students from middle school held their ceremony on Tuesday evening at the legion Students gathered at the school where a class picture was taken A ceremony dinner and dance followed at the Legion St will hold their graduation est on Thursday evening The night will begin with a mass at St Joseph at 30 Awards presentations a buffet and dance will follow In the church basement The buffet was organized and supplied by the grade seven parents St Josephs by Tatjan Jsnwn and Joanne McArthur In our last article we have decided lo sum up our year and write a shortened ac count of the events that were Important To start with we would like lo say or our first year our school did very well in all compel events For in stance the track and field meet at Nelson Stadium in was enjoyed by all members Our primary or team competed against the schools in Acton for the time They thoroughly enjoyed themselves and hope to be able to do it again next year Our May winner In the track and field events was Taras who made he Separate School Tyke record in high jump and also did well again in the competi tlons here in Acton For the yearly speech our two finalists were Kim for the junior vision and Frank in the senior neither of the two placed they should be well congratulated on their efforts that got them so far Among other important events there was the school opening where Bishop Reding cut the ribbon in front of our school to officially announce the opening of St Joseph Robert Utile News by Janet and Scott On day June the primary students had play day On Monday this same group went to a museum ttc are sorry to be losing some teachers They are Mrs Mrs Scott and Mr Coe Mrs will be going to and Mrs Scott will be a remedial teacher Mrs Anderson will be going back to Brookville school Replacements for these School Unfortunately this year everyone will have to say good bye to Father Smye who Is leaving for a new parish Father was one of the people who made it possible for a separate school in Acton We thank him for all the school and class masses that he has brought about and organizing first communion for the grade two and confirmation for both the students from St Josephs and McKenzieSmith The grades seven and eight teacher for the afternoon Mr Lipp will be leaving this year and the students from grade seven and eight wish htm all the luck in his next vear He will be replaced by Mr Morris from Guelph who will teach both in the morning and afternoon The graduation ceremony will be held tomorrow night There will be a mass followed by a buffet and a dance as well as presentations of awards We know it will be enjoyed by all Lastly we would like to give a general thanks to the teachers and our principal Mr for making this year possible We hope to see you all here again on Sept sixth Have a safe and happy holiday teachers are Mr Vander Mr McGregor Mrs Moral and Mrs Everyone from grades- kindergarten to five arc working hard at Acton fall fair work Congratulations to all the tiers and winners in the area track and field meet Many took home first seconds and thirds Robert the most points and won overall with points We would like to say thank you to all our readers Have a wonderful summer PICK YOUR OWN STRAWBERRIES Containers Available Retail Wholesale 6 ACRES OF SWEET JUICY BERRIES CHANTLERS STRAWBERRY FARM Mile West of Hwy On22Sldroad Immediately South of HILLSBURGH 8554334 ROBERT LITTLE TRACK team took top honors in the North Halton Junior Track and Field Meet held last week at They amassed points to get the prize over five other ROBERT LITTLE NEWS HAS been written throughout the year by seven people They are front row left to right Krissie and Andrea Pagan back row left to right Brenda Bossert Veromka George Helen Staley and Scott Missing from the photo is Janet Thief nips plate The thief who robbed a vehicle parked at the rear of the Toronto Dominion Bank last week will get a surprise if he puts his fingers Into a jacket that s part of his loot In one of the pockets Is the upper plate of a set of false teeth PIANOS Uof G provides summer fun I Spend your summer vaca with a hive of honey bees at the University of Guelph and you 11 be on your way to one of the most popular and challenging outdoor hobbies People of all ages and voca are becoming Interested In beekeeping and are turning to the University of Guelph for instruction It Is the only Canadian university which offers courses In beekeeping and has incorporated a week long course in the Summer Campus program offered each July The Summer Campus program Is designed to be the vacation with a differ ence offering families an alternative to the routine summer vacation scene Families live on campus where they take advantage of a wide range of academic cultural recreational and social activities There are four separate programs which offer campus tours workshops mintcourses and recreation The adult program alone has more than noncredit courses to choose from Bee keeping has been one of the most popular choices among CONCENTRATION is the key to success in this game Brent takes a toss in the bean AMANDA DEFOREST races Heather bag throw at play Hewitt behind her in the wagon The two girls are day Students rotated to students from M Z Bennett school who took part a variety of different in the school play day on Monday events the 900 participants to date Some of the wouldbe bee keepers are retired people who want to turn their leisure lime into something more productive Many are young and enthusiastic about a second Income Others are simply nature lovers out to enjoy the fresh air and sun shine benefits of beekeeping For further information contact Summer Campus Office of Continuing Education University of Guelph Ontario We will be CLOSED Saturday July 1st OPEN Monday July3 12to6pm Acton Pharmacy Ltd GEORGETOWN Kinsmen member Tom Cooper presented the Bump for Life cheque to Acton nigh school association president Th waites At the assembly on Friday the school accepted the cheque for after taking first in the Bump for Life fund raising dance a ion in April LEE G TOCHER TIDY CAR Low Cost Exterior Car Protective Cleaning Treatment call 8776138 DO A ROOM OR A HOUSE SELECT FROM OVER SO YDS IMPOSSIBLE TO PAY MORE PRICE 19 REGULAR VALUES ELSEWHERE UP TO 14 BO 320 STEELES AVE MILTON Bicycle accidents are increasing LEE ROBINSON was one of the four members of the Featles at Friday s high school assembly The Acton high version of the English rock group was part of the talent contest at the school FLORIST CENTRE LTD fretft plum Sit R R 2 ma WntotRockwood FLORAL DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF TREES SHRUBS FRUIT TREES EVERGREENS ROSES PERENNIALS ft BULK STOCK POTTED SO AS TO BE PUNT AT AN TIME WE CARRY A LARQE SELECTION OF CEM ETERY WREATHS TROPICAL AND FLOW PLANTS SPECIALISTS IN PERSONALIZED ARRANGE FRESH SILK AND DRIED FLOWERS Three Experienced to Serve You In Acton dtn Mm M of IS VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP STORE HOURS Closed Monday TuesdaySaturday 96 Sunday Holidays This is what Ontario is doing to help make bicycling safer WE ARE AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE mm AttHoui Stay alert to stay alive Many bicycle accidents involve collisions with cars or trucks whose drivers never set bicyclist until after it s too As bicyclist you just as much right to the road is cars buses or trucks But you re ill they re big being right t help if they don see you So it up to Villi to witch out for Stay alert to stay alive We urge you your family to become familnr with the rules of bicycle safety Your government his prepared special booklet called The Bicyclist Handbook It co ers cycling tips rules of the roid tnffic signs how- to become an expert cyclist how to safe For your free copy write to Bicyclist Handbook Public Bnnch Ministry of Wilson Avenue Downsview Ontino M3M James Snow Minister of transportation and Communications William Davis Premier Province of Ontario