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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Oct Chudleigh visit thrills youngsters WEE ANGELA YAWORSKY was a bit leary of the bridge in Chudleighs apple orchard barn and decided to crawl across instead Kent Stuckey tries to pass but eventually decided against it Angela and Kent were on a field trip from Honey Pot Nursery School last eek Taking through Chudleighs Apple Farm is almost as difficult as It sounds The boys and girls were from Honey Pot Nursery school and were making that school trek to the popular orchards near Milton last Thursday morning Teachers Gloria Tomllnson and Suo Adams aided by mothers Jo Marie McAfee Rosemary Muggndge Burns and Marg Oltv shepherded the excited in various cars and headed out They were met at the gate a ver capable guide Marjorie who was obviously used to such a siege of children The children were led intoa barn with a creative ground set up in one comer Ladders slides swinging bridges tire swings and lots of straw kept the tots en Any shyness or inhibitions were lost in the tangle of children For a breather Marjorie led the two dozen to a quieter area for a cup of apple cider The children sat on bales of straw while enjoying their refreshments However somehow they managed to liven up the quiet corner Wisely Marjorie steered the little hands away from the gift shop and all its breakable articles as she took them outside Then it was a walk through a real orchard and down the rows of trees Each boy and girl had a chance to pick an apple or two off the trees However it took some doing to keep the children within sight of teachers and parents much less make them only pick from designated trees When their bag was filled they each got to pick an apple for themselves This they did with seemingly greater en thusiasm For a while as little mouths ate the big apples it seemed as if the steady murmur of voices had died down However good things dont last forever an nounced there would be a hay ride HOLDING ON TIGHT TO the rope handrail Scott Oliver from Honey Pot Nursery school walks across a bridge at Chudleigh s apple farm fun barn on Thursday BOY THIS IS A different kind of swing says Jason Crawford from Honey Pot Nursery school Jason and several other classmates were on a field trip to Chudleighs apple orchards south of Acton and discovered a burn full of creative areas HAVE YOU CLIPPED YOUR MERCHANTS LUCH DRAW COUPON Acton Minor Baseball Association GENERAL MEETING SATURDAY OCTOBER 14 1000 am ACTON LEGION A NICE COLD cup of apple cider quenched the thirst of Dean last Thursday after playing in the barn at Chudleighs apple farm near Milton Dean along with several other students from Honey Pot Nursery school en joyed the outing with their teachers and some patient parents OPTIMIST CENTRE SQUASH CLUB Opening 1978 Opumial on Commccul Your cation For p ted Focllitios Include Four International Size Squash Courts Air Conditioned Whirlpool Bath Sauna Snack Bar Shop Locker Change Rooms Equipment Rental Plans are bong final lor censed I Membership Adults 200 Couples 375 Children Momborthipi paid I For I of met ion Pal Batty Attar SI nam addian to application or up Mall Floor Sultn a Claaning Wiring Lamp Pant VantJIallon ic MarblaTabltt FREE PARKING OPEN DAILY 30 1 SATURDAYS The little legs of the children walked a lot faster back to the barn than they had to get to the apples On the return trip they seemed to miss all mud puddles formed by overnight that had been impossible to miss previous The hay ride was even more exciting than they had imagined Holding back impulses to throw the hay in each other faces the did well not to give the driver a nervous breakdown Ail too soon the tour was over and waved goodbye For her they were just a small group of youngsters out of hundreds of thousands a year For the small group of children from Honey Pot nursery it was a trip they wont forget Another class of had gone earlier in the week and saw ail the same sights Mothers accompanying them were Joanna Avery Karin Lesley Johnston Wilson Pearl Roberts and Jean Still more children from Honey Pot visited Mount Mothers attending this field excursion were Diana Bailey Lynda Shelagh and Donna PICKING THE APPLES wasnt the best part of a Honey Pot Nursery school field trip to Chudleighs apple farm Eating the fruit the most fun Mark Hachey looking straight at camera and Michael MacArthur right and many of their classmates v ill certainly ouch for that Accompanied by parents and teachers the children lsited the farm last Thursday On November VOTE REGIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE HALTON HILLS WARD TEL Acton Dedicated to preserve the Identity of our community HOW TO FACE VOW REFRIGERATOR to House 16th to 28th MEADOWVALC is A For Class Information Call Misslasauga ENROLL AT ANY CLASS- FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 13th 14th SPECIALS PRESTONEII ANTIFREEZE SPECIAL I GALLON LOW 499 PRICE WINDSHIELD WASHER ANTIFREEZE 107 STAR WARS ACTION FIGURES Many More Favorites DARTHVAOER capo SPECIAL 2 NYLON CHILDRENS TIGHTS ASSORTED 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