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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), April 1, 1987, p. 47

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Outlook HILLS OUTLOOK Friday April Pge IB Counting the days 70 to be exact BY JAMIE HARRISON Herald Special Do you there are only days left until the lost day of classes for semester IP To some this may comes as a great relief knowing they only have ten more weeks of blearyeyed class room activities To others a sudden gripping realiza tion that you only have ten weeks to pull up marks which may he sagg ing to a respectable level Some more information you may find a bit depressing Is that interim or mid term reports are be distributed April Thats Just two days before Easter break You may recall hat a couple of months ago principal Barb Singleton declared that Georgetown high was to go smoke free This original plan however has gone awry Instead of using the courtyard at the centre of the school smokers are now using the southwest parking lot to satisfy their habits The problem is that students who drive to school have to drive through this area This can bo difficult and causes a problem for janitors who among other things must clean up the area at the end of each day Because it is a larger area it tends to collect more garbage than an area such as the courtyard located at the ciwoi It centre seems the ball is now in the schools court they basically have two choices These are At enforce the no smoking rule or reInstate the central courtyard as the smoking area Tor students who choose to the Georgetown District High School Jan Choir They received the silver medal tor a fine performance Special recognition goes lo the rhythm sect on They recoiled first place for their performance The rhythm section consists of Adam Shannon Cot ton McKeown and lanVInt As we settle back into the routine of school work la March break those of us who were not able to travel south the border soaking up a tan arc rightfully jealous of those we know that did Aside from the usual group of students who were Florida bound some students and teachers were fortunate enough to to Egypt Word is that It was a somewhat diverse but none- the- less exciting expedition which was thoroughly enjoyed and worth every penny spent Must be nice huh Hey hoi Are ya to the April Fool Dance this Friday If youre a student of GDIIS or would tike to be the guest of one bo sure to buy your ticket for this event The money raised from this venture will benefit teams and clubs around the school A warning to those who choose to smoke Dont do it at the dance as this Is the second smnke- dance of the year Just a quickie to let you know what two recent hallowed halls arc up to Neil Johnson and Pete have started an business price Unfortunately I was unable to get more info on this business as they were working on a deal to market their goods They call their business Subway Art I promise to Inform you via this column about their business as more Information becomes available And so I bid you a fond farewell but not before leaving you a bit of he who hesitates is is a virtue phlloslptiy If he lust and PHOTO REPRINTS appearing in Tho Herald 8772201 WELDWB REPAIRS Onslght Hours Industrial Construction a Acton Ltd Brown Bag theatre scene Herald Special It all started on Monday with Sunglasses Day Acton High School students sported shades all day long They were travelling incognito Tuesday was Hat and Tie Day Ties ranged from floral to fish Hats varied from cowboy to sailors caps But Tuesday was a day to remember No not because of Moonlighting it was the Grade 13 Slave Auction Picture the curtain lowered to a level bidders could only see the slaves legs and Ross McGill as the auctioneer Bidding started at cents and the price quickly rose Bids ranged from to a whopping or the lovely and talented Mire Vicky Hill Slaves must do the master wishes for one period on Wednesday Commands were cute to strange Suddenly there were Grade 13 men barking like dogs wearing dresses and singing serenades In the middle of the Cafeteria Slave day was a huge success and I must thank Jason Rogers for his version of Pee Wee Hermans Te quila All proceeds go to the report Barbara Coloroso seminar sold out Over tickets were sold Ms Coloroso Is nationally known and respected and is said to be one of the most entertaining speakers around Acton High is proud to have Brown Bag Theatre hit the stage this week Students have worked for over a month on these ploys doing all the jobs including directing and advertising Todays presentation of The Vcl edict or an was terrific and Ive heard some great reviews about the others The plays continue tomorrow and Friday Miss Powell the drama teacher should be commended for her ex cellent work in the department Almost a student herself Miss Powell Is she took over for Mrs The staff has been busy taking photos and preparing this years yearbook Despite some pro blems at the beginning this year book is expected to be the best one the school has ever seen The staff is always looking tor photographers so give a hand if youre Interested Thursday Is Hair Day to be followed by Beach Day on Friday Its too bad the weather couldn t co operate for the dance Friday even ing The Hal ton Badminton Touma men was held In the gym this week Teams from all over Ha lion com for the chance to advance to the Hal ton Championships Scores were unavailable Have a great weekend and dont let the snow get you down Tasty Recipes I JELLY JUMBLES shortening eggs separated isp vanilla sifted Hour isp soda sail Rice Ktispies Cream shortening add sugar well beaten egg yolks and vanilla Beat well SHr In Hour soda and salt silled together Fold In beaten egg whites to which cream tartar has been added Shape dough in small balls roll in slightly crumbled Rice Make dent In middle cookie and fill jelly Bake In 350 oven lor minutes CLEAN WATER Rocky Mountain Stream Water Filleted With Silver Infused Fdtoreout contaminants leaving minerals necessary for your body to unction property 3 YR GUARANTEE For Mountain Cottage or Suitcase I Ftd 7 Sllveroreeh Melts DRIVING SCHOOL Next Course April 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