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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Nov High school news by Janet Rowe Students enjoyed a good weekend last week before report cords came out on Monday Keep working only a few more months to go until the end of the semester Congratulations to Mrs Sue Burns guidance counsellor at the school who had a baby girl last week All the staff and students are very happy for her Jim Goring a teacher at the Acton high school and his World Politics class had a display in the bear pit last Wednesday and Thursday This display was for brance Day Also on Thurs day Mr Goring s class planned and presented a by Krlisy Daw kin On Nov a police officer came in to talk about Elmer the Safety Elephant rules The police of fleer snowed slides to illustrate each rule Each child In kindergarten received a list of rules and a picture of Elmer to colour Each child will receive an Elmer Safety badge as soon as he or she can tell his teacher the six safety rules without looking at the sheet Grade roam talked about Remembrance Day they talked about Why we wear popples and about the Remembrance Day assembly In the cafetorlum the next movie to be pre sented at Acton high school will be a Space Odyssey This movie will be shown on Friday November The doors open at p movie starts at 30 p Admission is adults students with student card and child ren under 13 is Don t miss if Exams for grade 12 and 13 will be held on December l 5 and Acton high official opening will beheld on November Thomas Wells minister of education will be there to say a few words for the tlon Be sure to attend Remembrance Arch and the Peace Tower in Ottawa in memory of the animals cats dogs and etc that died in the two wars Mrs Sheehans class took a walking trip to the Cenotaph and discussed the reason for its existence Handball Standing Boys Islanders 3 Bruins Sabres 2 Red Wings Flyers Girls Canadiens Canucks Jets 13 Leaf 11 Most classes enjoyed the star production called Gone with the Wolf Mrs Scott class worked very hard on the production Brookville News Wet muddy game You too can measure up Lynda Tuesday Nov School took on Centennial at Centennial School in girls field hockey defeated Centennial 10 In a wet muddy game Irene Windmollcr was our goal scorer and one of the game outstanding players Also Shelley Bell Linda and Chantal must be com mended for their great ploying The playoffs begin next week In volleyball the boys and girls both ravelled to Con lennlal to play against Ihem Both the boys and the girls were defeated two games to nothing Brookville will travel to their lost mini tournament Tuesday Nov In the afternoon ot REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONIES at Middle School Thursday featured veteran Pat recalling the war years for the assembled school and a wreath laying by a student Linda Robinson placed a wreath over a white cross in the school s gym The color guard was composed of air cadets David Weaver with United Nations flag Pierre Himeshazi with the Union Jack and Donna Evans with the Canadian flag In girls intramural volley ball the leading scorer is Magno of the Cor vcttes Her per cent in serves Is and she has points The leading team is the Cor vcttes They have one win no lies one loss points for against for four points in the standings In boys Intramural volley boll the leading scorer is His per cent In serves In and he has points The leading team is the Panthers Their scoring Is two wins no ties one loss 71 points for 69 points against for 7 points in the standings Boys intramural ball hockey started Wednesday The first gome was a tic between the Sabres and the Canadiens Each team had l goal WEVE GOT EM Honda Civic OPEN SATURDAYS 3434 OR LESS Prop Chsrgnl Automatic No Down Pay man Bank Financing AT MOTORS WE CAREI BAZ MOTORS LTD Bennett news Students attend university GERRY BUTLER glues sticks together to help form a miniature pioneer village Gerry is part of the grade three class at Z Bennett by Victoria Rodriguez Last Friday as yoi know was Remembrance Day and the school was closed Hope fully many of the pupils took the opportunity to watch some of the Remembrance Day services on TV Last week each of the teachers talked to their classes about the importance of the annual occasion which recognizes the sacrifice made by Ihe men and women who served during the wars A great many our Safely Patrol members went lo the Ice Capades last week as a type of reward for the excel lent job which they are doing They travelled by bus to Maple Leaf Gardens in Tor onto In spite of a bus break down the boys and girls en joyed themselves tremend Last Wednesday we received our class and in dividual pictures from the school photographer Even though it was raining the pic lures arrived at home with smiles still on them We thank the photographers for their good work St Josephs J Joanne Allison anil Roger Road Last Thursday we held a Remembrance Day assembly to help everyone lo under stand the meaning of this holiday and to remember the soldiers who died in the war forus It was organized by the grade and class with the help of Mr Bnggs The assembly turned out a great success Thanks to the Canadian Legion we were able to sell popples in our school Kevin went around to all the classrooms selling them and we made a great deal of money for Ihe disabled men and women who made them On Thursday our volleyball team went to the Holy Cross school in Georgetown They put forth a good effort but By Carole and Chris gin ski Our students council had an assembly that was held on Thursday November 10 At our assembly our guest speaker was Mr Pat unfortunately lost all their games Starting today Nov our volleyball teams ore having a round robin tournament every Wednesday and Thursday for three weeks The teams being played are as follows Holy Cross school from Georgetown Holy Rosary from Milton Si Michael from and St Joseph from Acton We are guaranteed nine games and if we get in the finals about three more Last Thursday night we had an Open House at our school It was for any parents who had missed the Official Opening It was also a time lo meet the teachers Monday night we had parent teacher interviews where the parents talked to the teacher about their child s academic work In the house leagues ihe girls are starting Volleyball and the boys ore starting volleyball Over students and some of their teachers from Ontario high schools will be spending Friday on the University of Waterloo campus as guests of I- acuity of Science Fifteen people from Acton high school will be taking Other schools and student parlicipating are Lord Elgin High School Burlington a isitors Cobourg District Collegiate Institute Last visitors Caw thro Park Secondary School Mississauga visitors Fast Secondary School Watford visitors Secondary School visitors Nell McNeil High School Scarborough visitors Westminster Secondary School London visitors G Williams dary School Aurora visitors White Oaks Secondary School lie 10 visitors and Appleby College visitors According to one of the organizers of the vlsils they are intended to give Ihe high school people an accurate Impression of a lypical day in the life of a student He says Waterloo has been operating its science day visiting program for nine years during which time close t high school students have had to spend a day on campus The visiting program will continue every Friday mid March liO high schools from many ports of Ontario are participating m this year program HORSEMANSHIP CENTRE ACTON S MOST MODERN Pine No 3609 the to tra Indoor outdoor are as ng for I I v dual group r d boa d r jc BOBBY KERR TRAINING STABLES T BEN GERRY MILLER a Choose it Charge it TILDEH ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS CHLORASEPTIC LOZENGES MO WASH Wilkinson BONDED RAZOR ROSE MILK Skin C C ml K0TEX Regular or Super 66 LEMON TIME Hot lemon medicine for your cold 6 Adults doses ASPERGUM Orange Cherry 59 AIM FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE glenlea drug mart Thrifty DinnerSale Buy one at the regular price of 159 off Metric measure for measure its a better way to measure UNITED COOPERATIVE OF ONTARIO Annual Meeting Notice Milton Gwwptawn Erin Notict It hereby given that the Branch Annual Meeting will be held Thursday Novembtr24 burgh Community Centre For the purpose of receiving financial reports and election of delegates DwtffatMj R J Wright Chairman of Council Secretary Banquet Tickets Each and are available from councillors or branches STREET l MUT0N mm iikiiiu Clip lM Mf Thrifty Dinner Coupon THIS FOR I THRIFTY DINNER COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO A FREE THRIFTY DINNI WHEN YOU BUY A THRIFTY DINNER AT THE REGULAR PRICE THIS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER Mm k MAINt chickeh