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fy m the acton ff frets wednesday november 22 9o7 project action acton high cheerleaders relax on a recent bus trip to woburn collegiate scarborough where they picked up tips on cheerleading staff photo acton high pep rally the cheerleaders are practic- iag for tnc ia and coming pep jally after exams the student body nay be nrprised to sm aoaa wry arm aad exciting id eas the cheerleaders picked op a lot of them at the cheer- eadlac cttnie which they attended at wobarn cadefiate intoronto this is the perfect way to spark some late rest in this years bas ketball gaawes everyone should be oat to root tor the senior and jaxftor bedraes basketball season the basketball season starts aser f rami rations with the first came being the first week back the jsmor redmen puygeorge- town is as exhtbltlan game here flat same week everyone not iced the sharp new warm op jackets for the senior team last scout news oale garrjer returned last thursday wilt three movies en che care of trees their cash valves and the damage done by fires the movie on forest fire showed is doseixis of man a frightened aramal the airlift of mas and ecjuspment the spraying of water by aircraft etc this will be the end of the lec tures for the time being due to personnel shortage at the depart ment of laodsaad forests tawrsdays program oclock tests 710 nag break and the ceremony at which rasseucoul- txwp wit become a scoot slop expect elk on weekend five elk are expected at the animal preserve at rattlesnake point over the weekend hatton repon conservation field of ficer due hurray reported this week frank timmerman and slim kangas left this week for elk island park alberta to escort the five elk back to their near- milton location where they will join the elusive buffalo that also inhabit the area freezer specials acton acres farm stock your freezer now hinds sides fronts 69c lb 59c lb 49c lb all orders custom cut and wrapped free i the finest grain fed local beef only red and blue brand beef processed pfwaae clip phone no for future reference after 6 pm call 8530185 shades of love thrill coffee housers the coffeehouse this week was the most successful yet on friday evening it was thought to he a verv lanre crowd but saturday evenings attendance far surpassed it the effect of this many people is overwhelming especially when there is a uve band as was the case on saturday night the shades of love an old group with a new sound played at the coffeehouse that night having a band perform seems to be a most successful idea and in the future different groups will probably be hired in fact this friday the shades of love are returning for a second engage ment there will probably be a dance on the first of december per haps with the real mystics ten brownies receive wings fly up to guide companies ten girls of the 3rd acton retiring grey owl mrs w two oakville winners fire poster contest two young oakville students have been named first prise win ners in the hatton fire preven tion bureaus annual are pre vention poster contest they are kathleen hlggins nine a student of woodside public school and alan cartwright 11 of sunny- dale public school four honorable mention prizes are being awarded to other de serving students cindy barr of mz bennett school in acton christopher schouten of holy rosary school in milton robert boisclalr of speyside school in esqueslng township and jonl parton of jm denyes school in milton the six winners were named in the 11th annual grade five fire prevention poster contest the bureau has sponsored every grade five student in the county was invited to submit a paster on the theme flre prevention in the home and after area winters were named the posters went on to the haltonwide contest jud ges awarded their prizes on the basis of originality of thought design artwork and the fire pre vention message the posters con tained bureau chairman william hyde of georgetown explained both winners posters indic ated the students concern for fire danger in the home kath leens showed examples of im proper electrical fusing flam mable liquids improperly stored fire exits blocked off an un screened fireplace smoking in bad oily rags an unattended iron and defective wiring alans poster was based on the slogan keep matches out of the reach of small children and showed a fire about to happen is a toddler investigated the mysteries of a box of matches john and kathleen will be hon ored by the bureau at a banquet in milton fire hall on tuesday november 28 their parents teacher and principals will also attend as will bureau represen tatives and councillors from around halton county and spokesmen for provincial and federal tirefighting agencies each of the twoflrstpriae win ners will receive a parfoaal trophy and their schools will receive the hatton mutual flra insurance company trophies honorable mention eertiflcatas will be distributed later to ow four other prizewinners the guest speaker is to be edgar w foster the supervlsingprlnclpat of milton public schools both winners posters will be sent on later this year to an ontariowide competition spon sored by the ontario fire chiefs association thisprovincial con test is patterned after the hatton competition and offers two 100 bonds to the first prize winners v ten girls of the 3rd acton brownie pack received their wings at a ceremony held at the scout hall wednesday nov 15 guides and leaders of the two companies were there to receive the girls to their meeting all parents were on hand and welcomes by guide hostesses valerie hill dorothy newton shirley jocque and margo math- eson who are working for their hostess badge and were res ponsible for serving refresh ments also mrs jean combe was present as a tester brown owl beryl newton and- packie nellie vanderkooy pre sented golden hands and wings to the girls each girl was given her guide pencil by the retiring brown owl and a small token of thanks was presented to packie nellie vanderkooy for her help fulness in helping run the pack retiring grey owl mrs w etling was not able tobe present brownies going into the first guide company were tennle van derkooy collen splelvogel em ily hodgson linda stewart val erie bate man and lillian dev- rles they were received by cap tain mrs r ginger and lieut mrs oebruyn brownies going into the second guide company were sharon gillespie susanne stephenson debbie funk and janet green they were receiv ed by captain mrs chapman one brownie absent from the ceremony was cynthia barr the companies and new mem bers kept the guests entertained with songs and skits for the re mainder of the meeting the guides are at present compiling a cook book which will be on sale soon ryans of guelph 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 i thursday at the student faculty game examinations exams started today and will continue until next friday most high school students will be in a complete frenzy until they are over get up and gogo with milk the ontario milk marketing board and after four are hav ing a christmas party at the cne on dec 23 the music will be provided b the rising sons from 730 hhoo there will be free food and drink the part is going to be held in the automotive building at the tele grams christmas fairyland a total of 55 tickets are allotted to our school there are still some left so ask your after four rep ray saitz for one sweetheart swirl the annual sweetheart swirl is going to be held at the royal york this is a most success ful semi formal dance present ed by after four there are 4 or 5 buds for the evening wonderland opens tomorrow thursday fi8v 23 shop friday until 9 pm f follow the crowds to ryans wonderland and join in all the fun and excitement m see the hundreds of toys fish the fish pond you always win a prize and there s is no charge theres great fun for everyone in ryans wonderland a world of w toys for girls and boys lower floor toys toys toys your choice oniy 88 each gary bateman the president of the ys mens club is shown here with paul aaokrycki the director of the coffeehouse as they discuss ideas about proiect actions ventures 4s i i the card and candy shoppe 1 douglas st guelph formerly the gift shop george ayris proprietor there is something to delight the heart of every little one big folks too in this great assortment of toys trains cars trucks stage coaches dolls pull toys musical toys blocks tea sets squeeze and cuddle toys farm animals craft toys doctor sets banks doll furniture and clothes games of all kinds and many many others take your pick onty 88c each a i santa claus miiton oxu theatre fj 74272 snow twmwww un rhrothuts m tst 7 pm sat marine at 2 pm team t kainolnms nan a wmuoc u ombhiamflm toociori yjiivfaol in coior omar sharif and jul chris for 7 great evenings ginning thar nov 23 and ending wed nov 2 one showing each evening at 8jm saturday matin nov 25 the golden arrow c cartoon thursnmsat nov 30 the way west color kirk douglas robert mitchum richard widmark pink puink pink cartoon saturday mario at 2 pm doc 2 sunmontueswed dec st valentines day massacre color recommended as adult entertainment jason robarts jr gedrge segal spare that tree cartoon cmannal tunnal 3oob0 i i i 1 i i 1 i i i i i i i i will be right here in our very own wonderland saturday november 25 2 pm to 5 pm come and have your picture taken with santa big al of channel 13 fame will be on hand saturday november 25 10 am to 12 noon to greet all his little friends get his autographed picturel i 1 i i t i 1 i i i i i i nl dont miss ryans fish pond everybody gets a chancel everybody wins a prize no charge i i i heykids ride vwllo i wes only ryans wonderland 10c lower floor