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Local girl achieves top honor by Wynntck Jean Bonner has stopped for a weeks at her wood home en route from the Pacific to Atlantic toasts- Just long enough to range the skating gear in bags In August year old Jean earned two gold skating medals in San Diego Calif under the eye of an In Canadian Judge October she takes up her duties pro at the Glace BaySydney Figure Skating Club on Cape Breton Island It took Jean 11 years of hard work and determination to achieve her goal the triple old medal A group of fellow skaters professionals and friends gathered at Hock mosa Community Centre on Sunday to celebrate Jean figure skating accomplish minis This summer she became a triple gold medalist the highest achievement in figure skating proficiency The medals are awarded by the Canadian Figure Skating Assclatlon The last member of the Guclph Figure Skating Club Jeans home club tills tusk in 1962 Hugh Guthrie president of the Guclph Figure Skating Club acted as master of ceremonies The Gold Medal Dance award was presented by her dance coach Malcolm Cannon of Jucqul of The Upper Canada Skating Club Toronto pre rented the Gold Medal for Figures Margaret of Ice Chalet San Diego Calif presented the Free Style Gold Medal Mrs coached Jean at the Upper Canada skating Club for nine years A year ago Mrs Hyinnd moved to California Jean decided to continue here coaching with Mrs in California during the last two summers Sharon Stevens presented roses on behalf of the Figure Skating Club Astrid presenting a skater figurine on behalf of the Skating Club s amateur coaches Lynda Cannon made a cash presentation on behalf of skaters attending the Cannon I- all Figure Skating School Congratulations and momen turns were given by other skating friends Jean thanked not only nil her for loirrest support but and din tort of tin fit giving In r many opportunity i Shi iridudirt the of for lowing her the of facilities her mother her chauffeur and her falhci for hi support list of thank Jean is hi daughter Mr Mrs Hurry of It It I tot k wood mid grand daughter of Mr Mrs It J Cunningli firm 10 The Acton Free Press Wodnosday Sept Trustees bowing out of municipal election THEY REALLY raised the roof Hie Stumph family of plan to add a second storey to their home They took off the roof last Saturday and it has r dav since Arthur constructed the house from the logs on his during the 19J0 Eden Mills Fall wedding held in church Saturday by Betty Last wood a wood tillage trustee bowing out of public life and will not be candidate in the 1978 municipal election She was acclaimed to office in he last election and will have served one term Betty says that it has been an interesting experience but it is time to make room or someone else She wonders if the township will replace the present system in the future Tony think lie will seek reelection as trustee on Nov He says that people don care about the village Maybe somebody else more support tan I establish rapport with Tony is at chimed to the position in his first term A dessert party preceded the registration of guides and brownies on Tuesday night The new auxiliary executive for this season is Jean and Davis as cochairladics Donna Watehal as treasurer and Maisie Palmer as secretary Mrs Arley Roy of is a guest at the home of Mrs Herb Gilberlson Shirley The monthly meeting of the Community Club was held on Monday evening but there was a poor attendance The next meeting is Monday Oct Don forget to attend the Craft Show in the hail on Saturday Sept from 10 a m until p The Anniversary Services for the United Church will be held on Sept at am and m The Rev will be guest speaker so try and worship at one of these services There will be no church service at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday as the congregation In invited to attend the Presbyterian Anniversary service A lovely fall wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church on Saturday Sept 10 when Miss Diane Jackson and EMS Rockwood District Coming Stents TOWNSHIP Heritage committee It you to a Supper slide how Rockmosa Centre Monday October I senior children under I St only TIckeli available at Town office Strallom flokcry Pearl Variety Store Wayne Chamberlain were united in holy wedlock by the He Carrie This v is first for Carrie and it was beautiful ceremony A rtcept on followed in the community hall which had been made most attractive for this special occasion by Some of den Mills Girl ties hove worked hard timing skills and earning badges this summer and having fun in the process Kim Boost Ion a and Sarah land struggled to get the political parties and systems stmght and though they It was rather they all passed their Citizen badge with flying Hind lona and Kim were then joined by Kern and Sharon and to look at the variety of weather we en joyed in August Part of the study included an morning trip to the Agricultural other station in I bra lion Kelly kept everyone entertained with the tipping water bucket a device used to mcosun precipitation Sharon Knthy Johns and Jennifer went to the Guide Camps at Kecwaydin on Lake Huron Sharon earned her Junior anil Outdoor Cook while Jennifer earned Camp Skills and badges To help the girh who were to to to Kttwuydin we held a special Camp Skills tamp in late August at our local Camp Corwhin Wt were blessed with four glorious days and terrific helpers Mrs man stayed all time Mrs Marilyn loose came every day We also the help Mrs nil Mis I ilum a senior Guide was able to carry out her test camp for the all important Camp Leader badge with assistance from IUno man and One of Paulas was to Dancing was to the music of The funk and a time of fellowship was enjoyed by ail present Mr and Mrs Chamberlain will be living in and the good wishes of the community go vtith this happy couple organize a search party when disappeared mysteriously eased the tension when the girls returned to find that Rino had been the camp lite all the time We welcomed Mrs Joan Paula and the girls who were doing the Camp Skills badge She spent the whole day with us and Ihe enjoyed her company and got over their fear of being tested for Camping badges It was ironic thot the only accidents which occurred at camp were Involving the adult leaders Mrs Blaak man was demonstrating and Mrs was whittling with a jack knife when Ihcy received cuts Sarah Midland rushed to their aid and did a magnificent Job of first aid and home nursing earned or com pie led at the camp were Camp Skills Kim Boose Chesworth Sharon Paulo liayward Sarah Midland and Sherd Camp ire leader Sharon and Sarah Kim Boose and Chesworth Outdoor Adventure Blaak man Sharon and Melllwralth Outdoor Cook Paula liayward Sarah and Mclll wraith We were delighted to have Gilberlson and Tarrant at our camp as they fly up to Guides next We congratulate Sarah on completing the work for her Canada Cord Mrs Ana Maria Bell Mrs Heard and Mm Ann have held their first planning meeting for the AUDREY HILTON Audrey Hilton won I contest trustee sent Itns in e she says she is running for ship She ftils that the council his he most s in Audrey would like to set become a town should ilsown boss expeeially when it is going to grau shesiys is against hie development in village and fruors single family homes Fitness class popular Only the active programs took off at last weeks night school registration in wood Centennial school It must be the trend to wards good health exercise that everyone talking about said mem of the night school organizing the fall program Ladles physical fitness and social dance were two classes that proved most popular An earlier decision to float only those courses with a minimum of students was the determining factor We fell that alt subjects offered were ex cell en I ones said one committee member At other times the popular courses were able to sub the classes with smaller registration but this lime committee fell that all courses should get by on their own merit with surplus monies to be used to back donee instruction Upholstery ma era me batik tic dye weaving and quilting were the classes which went by the board A brochure advertising those to was sent out in mid August Informing township residents Date of lion was also Included Committee members felt that maybe springtime is better season in which to offer night school classes We 11 watch it carefully and If courses are warranted the committee coming Guide year and report that there ere very exciting activities to prepare for We welcome any new girls in the Eden Mills area who would like to Join on Tuesday evenings may set up new registration ton tit tin school and tlnsses ror mi ladles 1 said the I will I till it The dance in true ion id school classes which will f every Tuesday everything from modern Wt Mill ballroom to square i few more if the llotkumosa us to into Community ill on Thursday iv tin inimillti evenings Then are still minibus openings for his Rockwood Roundup Ball Day starts at 12 JO in this Saturday it he Hall Park Incise of again the event will be held on Sunday Steam engine to pass through area is the for the Junior men it the Iennis tets undcrwiy Do you to see steam engine puffing down trucks Be Main St railway crossing at Bom or incut the same evening and set the CN survivor of the steam era chug westward The train passed on Tuesday morning about a Hired by the Whirlpool Corp it was headed from Toronto to ford All hands were ready in Railway Yards where the train put on water about 10 a m On Saturday the train will Journey from Toronto to Stratford so that city folk can attend the Stratford Fall I will be m rail car eonifort during twos Gray of Mam St opened his back door wide on Tuesday mor nlng upon que si of a Kitchener radio station Tlit train whistle was put on tape via the Gray s telephone Radio listeners heard the s wall later In the day pro gramming Mr Gray a train buff whoso home is located next to the rail line watched Discovery Train lit up like a Christmas tree roll through at Sat Sept SKATING highest award the triple gold medal was achieved by Jean Bonner She is pictured here with her coaches Front row Margaret HyJand Ice Capades Chalet San Diego Jean Bonner Upper Canada Skating Club Toronto Back row left to right Pat Hoy Figure Skating Club Malcolm Cannon Figure Skating Club Bruce Ice Chalet San Diego will have served years trustee Shi finished I it Smith term when hi risijntd while in cffin She hid fourth in tin nee In 1970 slit too is to office tht time it looks as if no one will lit running tor tin thru wit mi soils If this linn art no mints in tin hit 1 the ii of nomination October the losing iy will lit Id over me more di If Hurt in still no tJiidid iiiimin I be If it hi Id this turn then is inttrist m positions pre will hi hick on the job to NEWEST service club The I front row lefttonght Robert Allerellie Laura president Brian Vrtes Centre row Judy Judy Brace Carole Sandy Kingsbury Steve Hepburn Kevin March Back row Shawn Murphy Ken Death Brian Bilton Red De Vnes Shirley Osborne Butch Given Neil Rob Bonner Club members when photo taken Debbie KcrnSuanston David Joanne Stumph Leo recognition night newest service club ti I is the word tint to newest club according to Lions Club Vinet Dunne The Club undtr he sponsorship of the mil District Lions Club had members in On September Nitjit younf people wen welcomed by Ontario Chairman Doug lid impbell org purpose is promote service IimIks he youth of he community individual of It txpencntt and opportunity president Laura Mil sees tin tiul with old Innate on their drives Tie will funds to benefit under 111 of No yet been pi siys dint flit roup is to ill host lH Tin ire president Ijiur vice Glut and Judy I ion idvisors Dunne Homier Oram Mat true ire Thtri art Leo Clubs in Ontario Quebec Nearby towns of Arthur forest dso have suth sold tickets to both teenagers providing pleasant age mix the evenings festivities Winners of the first Leo sponsored draw are First prize colour T V Harry Vim second Ken Death Itackuond third prize St in Jackson It I Hills burg JUST LIKE the good old days This steam engine 6060 CN s survivor of the steam puffed through yesterday with its whistle wailing