October We want facts pupil Players parents thank To the editor of The Herald while at school all we heard was vote or nuclear disarmament so one day after school I asked my dad what he was going to vote for He said he was going to vote against nuclear disarmament because if Canada was to disarm some other crazy country will take advantage of us We be so big and harm less they would bomb us because we fight back and they know It because Canada so hon est with other countries So then automatically I thought what the school had said was right I nappe back at him Don t vote against It because our teacher said If our parents vote against It we have nuclear war and be killed in five My dad got very mad at what the school was my sister do her teacher said You have to make a poster saying vote for nuclear disarmament and if you don want to do Letters to the Editor soccer Falcons coach the wjnted most But what made my father and I so mad is that we areprac mesmerized into thinking that to live then HAVE to for nuclear and vow fcSe rie it Too Couple support disarmament will have to build bomb shelters because we re go ing to be bombed Some of these things 1 don think ire bad to be old but what gets me is that were not getting the facts were not getting the whole story t been told the other side of the vote except hat it bad And It can be bad or wewouldn I have the vote All want and what I think most people want Is both sides of the story and not just one Barbara Ford age 12 Baylor Crescent To he editor of the soccer season comes to a close the parents of one particular group of under publicized plajerswhodo not seem to rate more than tin sional mention would like to put on record their hanks to one extremely dedicated individual George Baines is that who his year coached the Junior talc to a very successful season against odds This age group is prob ably the most difficult to handle due their age interest in other things jobs girl friends and generally independent spirit However George MluJag Unit Nautical say a neatly 1 old ship wreck they studying off the Turkish coast is a miss link between the ancient Greek and Roman vessels and the kinds of ships that later allowed Euro pean powers to colonize half the known world has perse throughout ith on enthusiasm second to none and a great deal of time and effort Quite a number of parents of these boys were often out to cheer on the earn and realize what a tremendous effort as put in but would like to say thank George on behalf of the boys and their parents This was the last of for hilt others will be back next year and the example they were shown their coach was one they can remember Junior Falcon Parents To the editor of The Herald We would like to add our written support for the Vote Yes for Issue which will be a matter facing all voters in Hills Nov We feel it la sheer for our world to be spending such vast sums on nuclear arms and a total waste of human pot In the designing and building of these weapons There will not ever be a nuclear war only nuclear devastation We would choose to have which our terial it than there are tons of food up We arc not being told we filled to GO Such state- irate the ridicu t the situation is the rationale today having The referendum in Hal ton Hills calls for global balanced nuclear disarm as It does in unities all across the try We must start some wlere In expressing desire to and asking nations the world to cooperate in achieving this goal Yours truly Nora and Rudy Metcalfe Court Georgetown Program Might offers peek at schools education system By LISA Student Parents Program Night was held at Acton High School Sept 30 and was very successful Parents of students from all grades attended the event The first Item on the agenda was a half hour intro ductory session During this meeting Mrs Moore made a welcoming address and discussed some of the changes that have taken place in the school for example chimes instead of bells the Scholars Wall In the Bear Pit area and examinations in all subject areas Suzi introduced the parents to Special Education by singing Special Ed la Jan Penick was intro duced as the new head of Communications Susan Bums the head Services talked about the various career units that arc offered to students during their denuc career as well as the many other services that her department has to offer Ken Ellis talked about the resource centre what it has to offer and the need for parent volunteers Hob Warrington pre sident Athletic Asso ciation talked about the numerous sports activities and events that arc avail able to students at the Finally McLaren the vice- princip al of the school talked student behavior expectations and dismissed the parents so they could attend their children classes In the Bear Pit parents were invited to sec a number of displays repre senting the various extra ictivjties that luble to students For you could see adisplay from the Outers Club last years Club production of Dialing wrong num You re a Good Man Charlie Brown on video and display from the Yearbook Club For the remainder of the evening parents followed their children a schedules and were provided with course outlines and there were even some surprises along the way However the parents were lucky Instead of the usual TO periods their nly minutes in length Parents were given five minutes each and coffee was available throughout the evening E en though the evening was intended for parents some students came as well included Parents were given a real insight into what their children first at school is all about It night for Traders Upholstery SPENM off all materials Free pick up delivery Free estimates All work guaranteed Serving Hills Surrounding Area 853- 3636 If you ve had trouble tickets to the town cultural centre first anniversary celebration e than likely it s due to telephone number The celebration from Nov 1 to Nov and offers a of entertainers For ticket information thecorrect number Is Ask for extension or 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