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10 The Acton Free Press Wednesday May 30 1979 Pioneer Day set to go in Pioneer Day June is set to roll Activities appealing to every age level have been organized a day of fun and excitement for everyone al Rockmosa Park A foot Old Tyme Dance sponsored by the Sunshine Boys kicks off the whole affair Friday night at Hock Centre Tickets available the door Parade lineup gets underway at am Saturday at the school Prizes for the best decor bicycles and cash and the best decorated float winners Kids are invited lo bring their pets march along behind the Acton Citizens Band and then enter the Pet Show fol lowing the parade Judg ing will take place on Community Centre steps A horseshoe pit crafts plants food booths the tennis club draw and this year new addition a Bingo tent promise an activity for every inter three legged races egg catching contests tire roll sack races water filled balloon contests and bubble gum blowing contests are ready lo go firemen are setting up a dunking frame with local prominent per slated to plant their bottoms on the pre carious seat The soccer club has a sponge throw and other old fashioned games of chance planned Bed races get under way at club organizer Tim Kingsbury Is working out route details with the Call him with your entry Hardware his donated i trophy lo the Which group pulls Hit most weight You have an to prove your claim when the tug if war contest starts at No formal entry re quired Just have your team prepared to heave Six team members mum Maximum weight lbs Glen Fiddle Morns country dii will be imported from Toronto for fcslivl lies The Lions Club will be rustling up a chicken barbecue supper again this The first set ting is scheduled at Kids may enter poster making Coloring Contest Prizes will be warded following the Organizers that local groups are backing Day with great enthusiasm ensuring a fun filled community spirited event on June 31 Rockwood pastor tells of trip abroad nil urn it i I- i lliiik Itow lc Clot li first Todd I stimuli third in loik in I lit 11 first lit Ijrnl ml J mi I InlcrtiixliiU minis tux first Si In Ik ismunll li IXint in first mi slur irsl Hi lit Its Moon null How luniiii I lustful It t Sunshine club met in the town lull on a cool bright day iilliiinllnliitedLil Dragoman is is art Craft Shop is open In let cone shoes I dip lots in the sueli iifjilful summer is on SI Tin Itnikwiod Village Craft Shop Located Hi Hie village on the cist Ins pencil its iltu II and painted glass trailed by the talented proprleiress Jane are shop specialties Custom work such as windows or discs styled to personal color size and design specifications tan be ordered The at tractive finished product resembles stained glass A children featuring reisonably priced stuffed animals puppets discs with kid appealing patterns adds a unique touch candles and crocheted articles created by local hands are also available Weekly Sunday I- lea Markets will be organ ized along he river bank The shop is 10 am to Saturday and Sunday 10 am to Tuesday through Thursday lee cream cones are the scenery free Events are postponed Saturday rain drowned out the Lions and the Hock mosa Tennis Club Tournament Both events ire rescheduled for Sat June for roads Brothers ton was awarded for the road reconstruction in the subdivision Acton at last weeks council meeting The bid loti11cdSIU847 Hit lowest of seven lenders ranging up lo 191 United was guest speaker of the tern ion bringing an inspiring id dress He quoted a few Children s Prayers lit of on tour of tile old country such is Coventry and its rums seeing tin new Cathedral Memorial pilots and others are slid to have helped restore it masons He to the grand dmghter of Sir Walter Scott They to Island of where it is said was base from which to spread He saw cemetery there whert it is said all the Kings if Scotland are They have a of vie alien He took part in meditation and eon ducted communion vice partakint from little wooden cups Athens he visited where Paul stood the market place birthdays for May RoadnightCox wed iiihni li ii were married In i Ii Tim ire mm Si Itnckwoml meeting slated for Sunday Spcedstde United Church was the setting for the candlelight wed ding of Pauline Janice Cox and Glen Allan May Rev Robert Hyde was the officiating minister with Mrs Burnett as organist Pauline is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Cox Rock wood She is employed at Acton Glen is the son of Mrs Florence Almn St and is oyed with Cable Fuels Lid down Ihe aisle by her father Paul wore a gown of white satin and sheer She car red roses and white daises She also wore a diamond necklace and earrings a from the groom Brenda Elora was the maid of honor with Jackie Hadaway and Cindy Road knight Rockwood as bridesmaids Brooke Cox Guelph niece of the bride was flowergirl The attendants were all gowned alike in blue crepe dresses with blue while flowers Rick was best man Larry Rock wood and Ed Rood knight all brot hers of the groom were The bride great uncle Hoy Wheeler of at a dinner held at Rockmosa Centre Fills ireiilon posed the toast to the ride and Car Kitchener proposed he toast the brides mot her Don Nightingale Grand Valley gave the toast to groom s mot her A dance followed Grandparents of the bride attending were Mrs William Cox Erin and Harry Adsell Wei lington Place Grandparents of the groom attending were Mrs Night and Mr Mrs E Road knight Prior to her marriage Pauline was tuesl of or sever showers 1 it tl I f J Iph Mrs Ed It for the Her ring I d m munity shower at Speed side stiff at Gardens and a surprise shower held at the home of the bride ind groom the same night as a stag for the groom which wis held in woodlownhall hosted Rick lollowing in Chatham the couple made their home it Mam SI t f Anniversary Tht Acton arena was making this year its an irks the s an Three of century of lilbutio I in in Pearl reports that the and will hold its meeting Junc3a it the lverton Christian Church one is inwitd to interdtnoniimtioml session Support 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